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(C) V.K.Mueller English-Russian Dictionary, 7 Edition; "State Publishing House of Foreign and National Dictionaries" Moscow 1961; Free Electronic Version by S.Starostin 1996 starling.rinet.ru/download/dict.exe; Electronic Version by E.S.Cymbalyuk 1999 under GNU GPL, ver. 1.2, see latest version on www.chat.ru/~mueller_dic or www.geocities.com/mueller_dic
(C) Dictionary Format A dictionary article concerning a dictionary word is implemented as a single line. Two blank symbols separate an English word from its translation. Russian characters are encoded according to koi8-r coding table. Transcription in IPA is shown in square brackets. Different meanings of the same word are indexed by Latin or Arabic numerals preceded by symbol "_", for example, _I-_VII, 1.-6., 1>-34>, >->. A functional label is preceded by the symbol "_" and terminated by the symbol "." or ":".
(C) . . koi8-r. IPA . . , _I-_VII, 1.-6., 1>-34>, >->. "_" "." ":".
_a. adjective
_adv. adverb
_attr. attributively
_cj. conjunction
_comp. comparative degree
_conj. pronoun conjunctive
_demonstr. demonstrative (pronoun)
_emph. emphatic (pronoun)
_f. feminine
_imp. imperative
_impers. impersonal form
_indef. indefinite (pronoun) ̣
_inf. infinitive ̣
_inter. interrogative (pronoun)
_interj. interjection
_invar. invariable
_m. masculine
_mis. misuse
_n-card. number cardinal
_n. noun
_n-ord. number ordinal
_neg. negative
_obj. objective case
_p-p. past participle
_pres-p. present participle
_p. past indefinite
_pass. passive
_pers. personal (pronoun)
_pf. perfective aspect
_pl. plural
_poss. possessive (pronoun)
_predic. predicative
_pref. prefix
_prep. preposition
_pres. present
_pron. pronoun
_recipr. reciprocal (pronoun)
_refl. reflexive (pronoun)
_rel. relative (pronoun)
_sg. singular
_subj. subjective case
_sup. superlative
_v. verb
_. aeronautics
_. Australian
_. motoring
_. American ,
_. acoustics
_. anatomy
_. antropology
_. Arabian
_. artillery
_. archaeology
_. architecture ,
_. astronomy
_. bacteriology
_. banking
_. biblical
_. biology
_. exchange
_. botany
_. British
. literally
_. accountancy
_. Hungarian
_. veterinary
. in place of
_. military
_. geography
_. geodetic
_. geology
_. geometry
_. heraldic
_. hydrology
. verb
. . mainly
_. Dutch
_. mining
_. grammar
_. Greek
_. vulgar ; ;
_. child
_. dialect ; ;
_. diplomacy
_. roadway business
_-. ancient Greek -
_-. ancient Judaic -
_-. Roman -
_-. railways
_. slang, jargon ;
_. painting
_. zoology
_. Indian
. et cetera
_. Irish
_. ironic
_. art
_. Spanish
_. history
_. Italian
_. Canadian
_. clerical, committee phrase
_. cards
_. cinema
_. Chinese
_. literary
_. commerce ,
_. computing
_. cosmonautics
_. culinary ;
-. -
_. affectionate
_. Latin
_. forestry ;
_. linguistics
_. literature
_. logic
_. Malay
_. mathematics
_. medicine , .
_. metallurgy
_. meteorology
_. mechanics
_. mineralogy
_. mythology
_. nautical ;
_. music
_. German ,
_. disapproving
_. Norse
. usually
. about
_. optics
. especially
. negative
_. official
_. hunting
_. palaeontology
_. parliamentary term
_. figuratively
_. Persian
_. typography
_. politics
_-. economics
_. Polish
_. Portuguese
_. proverb
_. poetic
_. disdainful, pejorative ;
. mainly
_. depreciatingly
_. psychology
_. radio
_. colloquialism
. vernacular Σ,
_. rocket -
_. rare
_. rubbery industry
_. religious
_. rhetoric
_. Russian
_. fishery
_. Sanskrit
_-. agriculture
_. northern ,
_. Scandinavian
_. collective noun
_. abbreviation , , ݣ
_. sport
_. stylistic
_. versification, prosody
_. construction ,
_. insurance
_. student
. noun
_. theater
_. textiles
_. telegraphy
_. TV television
_. telephony
_. technology ;
. also
_. topography
_. Turkish
_. diminutive
_. university
. used ,
. emphatic
_. obsolete, archaism ;
_. pharmacy
_. physics
_. physiology
_. philosophy
_. financial
_. phonetics
_. photography
_. French
_. chemistry
_. surgery
_. ecclesiastical term
_. chess
_. Swede
_. school
_. Scotch
_. jocular ;
_. euphemistic
_. economics ;
_. electricity
_. entomology
_. ethnography
_-. South-American
_-. South-African
_. legal ,
_. Japan
'cause [kz] _. = because
'cellist [tSelIst] _n. (_. violoncellist)
'cello [tSelu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]; _. violoncello)
'chute [Sut] _n. (_. parachute) _. _.
'chutist [SutIst] _n. (_. parachutist) _. _.
'copter [kpt] _. helicopter
'd [-d] _. _. had, should, would: he'd go ۣ
'em [m] _. _. them
'gainst [geInst] _prep. _. . against
'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] _interj. (_. attention) _. _. !
't [t] _. _. = it 'tis, 'twas, on't ..
'tis [tIz] _. _. = it is
'twas [twz] ( ); [twz] ( ) _. _. _. = it was
'tween [twin] _. _. between
'twere [tw], [twE] ( ); [tw] ( ) _. _. _. = it were
'twill [twIl] _. _. = it will
'twixt [twIkst] _. _. = betwixt
'twould [twud], [twd] _. _. = it would
'un [n] _. . one 4
'varsity [vAsItI] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; 'varsity team
've [v] _. _. = have
-armed [Amd] > - ; onearmed ; > - ; .: longarmed ; crossarmed ݣ
-cock [kk]
-dale [deIl] ; .: Clydesdale
-dimensional [dImenSnl] - ; .: one-dimensional
-dispenser [dIspens] : > -.; .: gum dispenser ; > , ; .: toiletpaper dispenser
-footer [fut] - ; .: a six-footer
-headed [hedId] : - - ; .: long-headed ; round-headed
-hen [hen] ; .: peahen
-holder [huld] ; .: cigarette-holder
-keeper [kip] , ; .: innkeeper ; shopkeeper
-leaved [livd] : > -. ; large-leaved tree ; > ; two-leaved door
-man [mn] , ; .: fisherman ; postman
-mannered [mQnd] : - ; .: 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 [pruf] , , (-.); waterproof
-rater [reIt] _n. : firstrater ; tenrater 10
-ridden [rIdn] (-.); (-.); bedridden ; fearridden
-roomed [rumd] - ; one-roomed ; three-roomed ң
-shaped [SeIpt] - ; .: cone-shaped
-shear [SI] - ; .: a two-shear ram ( )
-shooter [Sut] : sixshooter
-speed [spid] : three-speed engine ң
-spirited [spIrItId] - - ; low-spirited
-storeyed [strId] -; one-storeyed
-stricken [strIkn] , ֣ -.; -.; terror-stricken ; droughtstricken ֣
-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] - ; halftimer ,
-tonner [tn] - ; two-thousand-tonner
-valent [veIlnt] -
-voiced [vIst] - ; sweet-voiced ; loud-voiced
-ware [wE] ; earthenware , ; glassware ; silverware
-willed [wIld] : self-willed ; ill-willed
-worthy [wDI] ; noteworthy ; blameworthy
-wright [raIt] : shipwright ; playwright
A a _I [eI] (_pl. As, A's, Aes [eIz]) 1> 1- . 2> -. , .. 3> _. ; straight A " " 4> _. ; from A to Z > ; > ; ; A 1 [eIwn] > 1- ; > _. , ; , (_. A No. 1 [eInmbwn]) _II [eI] ( ); [] ( ) 1> _. ̣ ( - , eu 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 [] _pref. ( on) 1> ; .: abed ; alive ; afoot ; ashore .. 2> : to go abegging ; to go a-hunting
a posteriori [eIpsterIȍraI] _. 1. _a. , 2. _adv. , ,
a priori [eIpraIȍraI] _. 1. _a. 2. _adv.
A-bomb [eIbm] _n.
a-going [guIN] _a. _predic. _adv. ; to set a-going ,
a-smoke [smuk] _adv.
aard-wolf [Adwulf] _n. _.
ab [Qb] _pref. . -, -; .: abnormal ,
abaca [Qbk] _n. ,
abaci [QbsI] _pl. abacus
aback [bQk] _adv. _. ; ; ; to stand aback from , ; ; taken aback ̣,
abaction [QbQkSn] _n. _.
abacus [Qbks] _n. (_pl. -es [Iz], -ci) 1> _. ޣ 2> _. (),
Abaddon [bQdn] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> _. ,
abaft [bAft] _. 1. _adv. , , 2. _prep. , ; abaft the beam
abandon [bQndn] 1. _v. 1> , 2> 3> _refl. (, .. - to); to abandon oneself to the idea 2. _n. _. ,
abandoned [bQndnd] 1. _p-p. abandon 1; abandoned to despair 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; abandoned call
abandonee [bQndni] _n. ,
abandonment [bQndnmnt] _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 [bQS] _v. (. _pass.) , ;
abashment [bQSmnt] _n. ,
abate [beIt] _v. 1> , , 2> (, ..) 3> 4> ; ; ; ( , ..) 5> (ɣ); ԣ () 6> _. , , 7> _. ()
abatement [beItmnt] _n. 1> ; ; 2> (, ..) 3> 4> _. ,
abatis [QbtIs] _n. (_pl. abatis [Qbtiz]) ,
abattoir [QbtwA] _n. _.
abb [Qb] _n. _.
abbacy [QbsI] _n.
abbess [QbIs] _n. ;
abbey [QbI] _n. ; ; the A.
abbot [Qbt] _n. ;
abbreviate [brivIeIt] _v. ( ..)
abbreviation [brivIeISn] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> ,
ABC [eIbisi] _n. 1> , 2> , ; ABC of chemistry 3> 4> _attr. ,
ABC-book [eIbisibuk] _n.
abdicate [QbdIkeIt] _v. ; ; ( -. ..)
abdication [QbdIkeISn] _n. ( ); ; ( ..)
abdomen [Qbdmen] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. ( ..)
abdominal [QbdmInl] _a. 1> , ; abdominal cavity 2> У ( )
abdominous [QbdmIns] _a. ,
abducent [Qbdjusnt] _a. _. ( )
abduct [Qbdkt] _v. , (. , £)
abduction [QbdkSn] _n. 1> (. , £) 2> _. , ()
abductor [Qbdkt] _n. 1> (. , £) 2> _. ,
abeam [bim] _adv. _.
abecedarian [eIbisidErIn] 1. _a. 1> 2> , 2. _n.
abed [bed] _adv.
Abel [eIbl] _n. _.
aberdevine [QbdvaIn] _n. ޣ ()
aberrance [Qberns] _n. 1> 2> _.
aberrancy [QbernsI] _n. 1> 2> _.
aberrant [Qbernt] _a. 1> ; 2> _.
aberration [QbreISn] _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 [bh] _v. ;
abhorrence [bhrns] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
abhorrent [bhrnt] _a. 1> , ; ; (-., -. - to) 2> (to - )
abidance [baIdns] _n. (-.); abidance by rules
abide [baId] _v. (abode, _. abided [Id]) 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 [QbdZekt] _a. 1> , ; ; abject fear 2> , ; in abject poverty ; he offered an abject apology
abjection [QbdZekSn] _n. 1> 2> ;
abjure [bdZu] _v. 1> 2> ( ..); to abjure a claim ,
ablactation [QblkteISn] _n. (£)
ablation [QbleISn] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , ;
ablative [QbltIv] _n. _. ,
ablaut [Qblaut] _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 [eIblbdId] _a. , ; ( ); able-bodied seaman ()
ablet [QblIt] _n. ()
abloom [blum] _a. _predic.
ablush [blS] _a. _predic. ݣ,
ablution [bluSn] _n. 1> (. _pl.) ; to perform one's ablutions _. 2> _.
ably [eIblI] _adv.
abnegate [QbnIgeIt] _v. _. 1> 2> 3>
abnormal [Qbnml] _a. , ; ; abnormal psychology
abnormality [QbnmQlItI] = abnormity [QbnmItI] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
abnormity [QbnmItI] = abnormality
aboard [bd] _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 [bud] _p. _p-p. abide
abolish [blIS] _v. , , (, )
abolishment [blISmnt] _n. , ,
abolition [QbulISn] _n. 1> , (, ..) 2> _. _. , (, )
abolitionism [QbulISnIzm] _n. _. _.
abominable [bmInbl] _a. ,
abominate [bmIneIt] _v. 1> , 2> _.
abomination [bmIneISn] _n. 1> ; to hold smth. in abomination -. 2> -. ;
aboriginal [QbrIdZnl] 1. _a. 1> , ; 2> ; ( , ); aboriginal forests 2. _n. ; ,
aborigines [QbrIdZIniz] _n. _pl. ; ,
abort [bt] _v. 1> , 2> 3> _. ;
aborted [btId] _v. 1. _p-p. abort 2. _a. 1> 2> _. ;
abortion [bSn] _n. 1> , , () 2> 3> 4> _.
abortive [btIv] _a. 1> ( ) 2> , ; abortive scheme ģ ; to render abortive ( ..) 3> _.
abortively [btIvlI] _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. [bautfeIs] 1> () 2> (, ..)
about-sledge [bautsledZ] _n. ,
above [bv] 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 [bvbd] 1. _a. _predic. , , 2. _adv. ,
above-ground [bvgraund] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _adv.
above-mentioned [bvmenSnd] _a.
abracadabra [QbrkdQbr] _n. 1> 2> ,
abradant [breIdnt] _n. _. ,
abrade [breId] _v. 1> ; 2> () 3> _.
abranchial [brQNkIl] = abranchiate
abranchiate [brQNkIIt] = abranchial [brQNkIl] _a. _.
abrasion [breIZn] _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 [brIdZ] _v. 1> 2> , () 3> (-. - of)
abridgment, abridgemen [brIdZmnt] _n. 1> 2> () 3> ݣ ; ,
abroad [brd] _adv. 1> ; ; from abroad - 2> ; ; there is a rumour abroad ; to get abroad ( ) 3> _. ; to be all abroad > ; > ; , 4> _. ,
abrogate [QbrugeIt] _v. , ( ..)
abrogation [QbrugeISn] _n. , ( ..)
abrupt [brpt] _a. 1> , 2> ; abrupt discharge _. 3> ( , ) 4> ( )
abruption [brpSn] _n. 1> , ; 2> _. ()
abruptness [brptnIs] _n. 1> , 2> 3> () 4> ()
abscess [QbsIs] _n. 1> , , 2> _. ( )
abscissa [QbsIs] _n. (_pl. -s [z], -) _.
abscissae [QbsIsi] _pl. abscissa
abscission [QbsIZn] _n. ,
abscond [bsknd] _v. (. ); ( )
absence [Qbsns] _n. 1> ; ; absence without leave _. ; leave of absence 2> , (of absence -.) 3> absence of mind ;
absent 1. _a. [Qbsnt] 1> 2> 2. _v. [Qbsent] _refl. ; ; to absent oneself from smth. -.
absent-minded [QbsntmaIndId] _a.
absent-mindedness [QbsntmaIndIdnIs] _n.
absentee [Qbsnti] _n. 1> 2> ( -.); ( ޣ-.) 3> _attr. absentee ballot
absenteeism [QbsntiIzm] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> ,
absentia [QbsenSI] _. _n. in absentia ; ; to be tried in absentia _.
absently [QbsntlI] _adv.
absinth [QbsInT] _n. ,
absinthe [QbsInT] _n. ,
absolute [Qbslut] _a. 1> ; , 2> , ; absolute alcohol , 3> ; ; absolute monarchy 4> _. ; absolute construction
absolutely [QbslutlI] _adv. 1> 2> 3> , ; transitive verb used absolutely 4> _. ,
absoluteness [QbslutnIs] _n. 1> 2> ,
absolution [QbsluSn] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ; , ..
absolutism [QbslutIzm] _n.
absolutist [QbslutIst] _n. ,
absolve [bzlv] _v. 1> (from absolve -.) 2> _. ( - of) 3> (from absolve ..)
absorb [bsb] _v. 1> , ; ; 2> (); () 3> ()
absorbent [bsbnt] 1. _a. ; absorbent cotton wool ; absorbent carbon 2. _n. , ,
absorber [bsb] _n. _. 1> , 2>
absorbing [bsbIN] 1. _pres-p. absorb 2. _a. 1> , ; absorbing capacity 2> , 3. _n. ;
absorption [bspSn] _n. 1> , ; , 2> ֣ ( ..) 3> _attr. absorption circuit _. ; absorption factor
absorptive [bsptIv] _a. , ; ; absorptive power ( )
absorptivity [QbsptIvItI] _n. ,
abstain [bsteIn] _v. (from); to abstain from force ; to abstain from drinking
abstainer [bsteIn] _n. 1> , ( total abstainer) 2> ( )
abstemious [Qbstimjs] _a. 1> , (. , ) 2>
abstention [bstenSn] _n. 1> (from) 2> (. abstention from voting)
abstergent [bstdZnt] 1. _a. 2. _n.
abstersion [bstSn] _n. ,
abstinence [QbstInns] _n. (from); ; total abstinence
abstinent [QbstInnt] _a. 1> , 2> ,
abstract 1. _n. [QbstrQkt] 1> , ޣ ; in the abstract ޣ, ; 2> ; ; ( ) 2. _a. [QbstrQkt] 1> , ޣ; abstract art 2> 3> _. 3. _v. [QbstrQkt] 1> 2> ; 3> _. ,
abstracted [QbstrQktId] 1. _p-p. abstract 3 2. _a. 1> ֣ ; 2> ̣; ̣
abstractedly [QbstrQktIdlI] _adv. 1> 2> , ޣ, (from)
abstractedness [QbstrQktIdnIs] _n. 1> , ޣ 2>
abstraction [QbstrQkSn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
abstractive [QbstrQktIv] _a. , ޣ
abstractiveness [QbstrQktIvnIs] _n. , ޣ
abstruse [Qbstrus] _a. 1> 2> 3>
absurd [bsd] _a. , ; ,
absurdity [bsdItI] _n. ; ; ,
absurdly [bsdlI] _adv. , ,
abundance [bndns] _n. 1> , (of); ; abundance of the heart 2> 3> _. 4> _. Σ; isotope abundance Σ
abundant [bndnt] _a. , ; (in abundant -.); to be abundant () ,
abuse 1. _n. [bjus] 1> ; 2> 3> 4> 2. _v. [bjuz] 1> ; ; , 2> ( -., -.) 3>
abusive [bjusIv] _a. , ; abusive language ,
abut [bt] _v. , (. abut upon); (against)
abutment [btmnt] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; ; () 3> _attr. ; abutment stone _. ,
abuzz [bz] _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 [QkdemIk] 1. _a. 1> , 2> ; academic year 2. _n. 1> ޣ 2> _pl. , ..
academical [QkdemIkl] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. _pl. ( )
academician [kQdmISn] _n.
academy [kQdmI] _n. 1> ; Royal A. ; the A. 2> ; (. .) () 3> , ; Military A. ; riding academy ; academy of music
academy-figure [kQdmIjIg] _n. _. ()
acanthi [kQnTaI] _pl. acanthus
acanthus [kQnTs] _n. (_pl. -ses [sIz], -thi) 1> _. , 2> _. ()
acarpous [kAps] _a. _.
accede [Qksid] _v. 1> (to accede -.) 2> , ; to accede to an alliance , 3> ( .. - to)
accelerant [kselrnt] _n. _.
accelerate [kselreIt] _v. ()
accelerating [kselreItIN] 1. _pres-p. accelerate 2. _a. ; accelerating force _.
acceleration [kselreISn] _n. ; ; acceleration of gravity
accelerator [kselreIt] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. 3> _.
accent 1. _n. [Qksnt] 1> 2> ; 3> _pl. _. , 2. _v. [ksent] 1> , 2> ޣ, 3>
accentual [Qksentjul] _a. , ; accentual prosody
accentuate [QksentjueIt] _v. 1> 2> ޣ, 3>
accentuation [QksentjueISn] _n. 1> 2> ޣ, 3> 4> _.
accept [ksept] _v. 1> ; to accept an offer 2> ; ; ; I accept the correctness of your statement 3> 4> _. (); to accept persons ; to accept the fact
acceptability [kseptbIlItI] _n.
acceptable [kseptbl] _a. 1> 2> ,
acceptance [kseptns] _n. 1> , ɣ 2> 3> 4> _. ; acceptance general -. ; acceptance qualified ( special) 5> _attr. acceptance flight _. ̣ ɣ ; acceptance of persons
acceptation [QksepteISn] _n.
accepted [kseptId] 1. _p-p. accept 2. _a. , Σ; the accepted truth
accepter [ksept] _n. , , ɣ; accepter of persons
acceptor [ksept] _n. _.
access [Qkses] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> (, )
accessary [ksesrI] 1. _a. _predic. _. 2. _n. _. ; accessary after the fact , ; accessary before the fact
accessibility [ksesIbIlItI] _n. 1> 2> ̣ 3> _.
accessible [ksesbl] _a. 1> (to); 2> ; ; accessible to bribery ;
accession [QkseSn] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> ( ) 4> _attr. accession catalogue 2. _v. _.
accessorial [QksasurIl] _a. 1> , ; accessorial services - - accessorial agreement 2> _. ( )
accessory [ksesrI] 1. _a. 1> ; ; 2> = accessary 1 2. _n. 1> = accessary 2 2> (the accessories) _pl. ;
accidence [QksIdns] _n. 1> _. 2> , -.
accident [QksIdnt] _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 [QksIdentl] 1. _a. 1> 2> 3> 2. _n. 1> 2> ;
accidentally [QksIdentlI] _adv. ;
acclaim [kleIm] 1. _v. 1> , ; 2> 2. _n.
acclamation [QklmeISn] _n. 1> ; carried ( voted) by acclamation 2> (. _pl.)
acclimate [klaImeIt] = acclimatize
acclimation [QklameISn] = acclimatization
acclimatization [klaImtaIzeISn] _n.
acclimatize [klaImtaIz] = acclimate [klaImeIt] _v. 1> 2> _refl. (. _.); he couldn't acclimatize himself to the life in that new place
acclivity [klIvItI] _n. ߣ
acclivous [klaIvs] _a.
accolade [QkuleId] _n. _. ( )
accommodate [kmdeIt] _v. 1> 2> ; to accommodate smb. with a loan -. 3> ; أ, ; () 4> 5> ; ();
accommodating [kmdeItIN] 1. _pres-p. accommodate 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ; , ; in an accommodating spirit 3> 4> ; a hall accommodating 500 people 500
accommodation [kmdeISn] _n. 1> ; أ; ; accommodation with every convenience 2> , 3> _. 4> 5> ; ; 6> 7> _.
accommodation-bill [kmdeISnbIl] _n. _.
accommodation-ladder [kmdeISnlQd] _n. _.
accommodationtrain [kmdeISntreIn] _n. _.
accompaniment [kmpnImnt] _n. 1> 2> _.
accompanist [kmpnIst] _n.
accompany [kmpnI] _v. 1> , 2> _.
accomplice [kmplIs] _n. , ()
accomplish [kmplIS] _v. 1> , ; ; , 2> ; 3>
accomplished [kmplISt] 1. _p-p. accomplish 2. _a. 1> ۣ, ۣ; accomplished fact 2> , ; accomplished violinist 3> ; ; 4> ( ..)
accomplishment [kmplISmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _pl. ; ; ; 4>
accord [kd] 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 [kdns] _n. , ; in accordance with smth. -., -.
accordant [kdnt] _a. 1> ; 2>
according [kdIN] _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 [kdINlI] _adv. 1> ; 2> ; ;
accordion [kdjn] _n. _. ;
accost [kst] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> ; ( -.); ( -.) 2> ( -.; . )
accouchement [kuSmAN] _n. _. ,
accoucheur [QkuS] _n. _. ۣ
accoucheuse [QkuSz] _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 account ޣ-.); (for account -.) 3> (for account -.); this accounts for his behaviour
accountability [kauntbIlItI] _n. 1> 2> ޣ
accountable [kauntbl] _a. 1> (to accountable -., for accountable -.) 2> ޣ ( ) 3>
accountancy [kauntnsI] _n. ,
accountant [kauntnt] _n. 1> 2> _.
accountant-general [kauntntdZenrl] _n.
accounting [kauntIN] 1. _pres-p. account 2 2. _n. 1> ޣ; ޣ 2> ޣ, 3> _attr. accounting cost
accoutre [kut] _v. , ,
accoutrements [kutmnts] _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 [krit] 1. _a. _. 2. _v. 1> 2>
accretion [QkriSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; 3> ; 4> _.
accrue [kru] _v. 1> , ; ; accrued interest 2> , (to accrue -.) 3> (from)
accumulate [kjumjuleIt] _v. 1> , ; ; 2>
accumulation [kjumjuleISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ; primitive accumulation _-. 3> ; ,
accumulative [kjumjultIv] _a. 1> ; accumulative formation _. 2> = cumulative
accumulator [kjumjuleIt] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
accuracy [QkjursI] _n. 1> , ; accuracy of fire _. 2>
accurate [QkjurIt] _a. 1> , 2> ; accurate within 0,001 mm 0,001 3> ( ) 4>
accurately [QkjurItlI] _adv.
accursed [ksId] = accurst [kst] _a. 1> 2> ,
accurst [kst] = accursed
accusation [QkjuzeISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
accusative [kjuztIv] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
accusatorial [kjuztrIl] _a. _.
accusatory [kjuztrI] _a. 1> = accusatorial 2> ;
accuse [kjuz] _v. , (of accuse ޣ-.)
accuser [kjuz] _n.
accustom [kstm] _v. ; to accustom oneself to smth. , -.
accustomed [kstmd] 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. [sbIt] _. , ޣ 2. _v. [QsbeIt] 1> , 2> ,
acerbity [sbItI] _n. _. 1> 2> , ֣
acetate [QsItIt] _n. _. 1> , 2> _attr. ; acetate silk , ۣ
acetic [sitIk] _a.
acetify [setIfaI] _v. _. (); ()
acetous [QsIts] _a. ;
acetylene [setIlin] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; acetylene welding
ache [eIk] 1. _n. (. , ) 2. _v. 1> ; my head aches 2> , ( -.)
acheless [eIklIs] _a.
achievable [tSivbl] _a.
achieve [tSiv] _v. 1> , ; to achieve one's purpose ( aim) 2> ;
achievement [tSivmnt] _n. 1> 2> 3>
Achilles [kIliz] _n. _. _.
achromatic [QkrumQtIk] _a. 1> , , ۣ 2> _.
achromatism [krumtIzm] _n. ,
acid [QsId] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> ; acid looks 2> , 3> _. , ; acid dye ; acid radical ; acid salt ; acid test ; _. أ ; acid value
acid-proof [QsIdpruf] = acid-resisting [QsIdrIzIstIN] _a.
acid-resisting [QsIdrIzIstIN] = acid-proof
acidic [sIdIk] _a. ,
acidify [sIdIfaI] _v. 1> 2> ()
acidity [sIdItI] _n. 1> 2>
acidize [QsIdaIz] _v.
acidly [QsIdlI] _adv. 1> , 2> ,
acidulated [sIdjuleItId] _a. 1> 2> ,
acidulous [sIdjuls] _a. ,
ack-ack [QkQk] _n. _. _. 1> 2> 3> _attr.
acknowledge [knlIdZ] 1> ; , 2> ; to acknowledge the receipt 3> ( -.); ( )
acknowledgement [knlIdZmnt] _n. 1> 2> ; ; 3> ; 4>
aclinic [klInIk] _a. , ; aclinic line ,
acme [QkmI] _n. 1> (-.); ; acme of perfection 2> _. ()
acne [QknI] _n. ;
acock [kk] _adv. 1> 2>
acolyte [QkulaIt] _n. 1> _. ; 2> ;
aconite [QknaIt] _n. _.
acorn [eIkn] _n. 1> ֣ 2> _attr. ģ
acoustic [kustIk] _a. 1> , ; acoustic mine 2> _. ; acoustic duct
acoustics [kustIks] _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 acquaintance ) 2>
acquainted [kweIntId] 1. _p-p. acquaint 2. _a. 1> ( -., -.) 2> (-., -.)
acquest [Qkwest] _n.
acquiesce [QkwIes] _v. (in)
acquiescence [QkwIesns] _n. , ;
acquiescent [QkwIesnt] 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 [QkwIzISn] _n. 1> (); acquisition of knowledge 2> ( , ); recent acquisitions of the library
acquisitive [kwIzItIv] _a. 1> 2>
acquit [kwIt] _v. 1> (of acquit ޣ-.) 2> (of, from acquit ..) 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 A.
acreage [eIkrIdZ] _n.
acrid [QkrId] _a. 1> , ( ..); 2> ( );
acridity [QkrIdItI] _n. . {. acrid}
acrimonious [QkrImunjs] _a. ֣ ( ); ,
acrimony [QkrImnI] _n. ֣ ()
acrobat [QkrbQt] _n.
acrobatic [QkrubQtIk] _a.
acrobatics [QkrubQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
acropoleis [krplaIs] _pl. acropolis
acropolis [krplIs] _n. (_pl. -ses [sIz], -leis)
across [krs] 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 [krstIk] 1. _n. 2. _a.
act [Qkt] 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 [QktIN] 1. _pres-p. act 2 2. _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; acting copy ӣ 3. _a. 1> 2>
actinia [QktInI] _n. (_pl. -, -s [z]) _.
actiniae [QktInIi] _pl. actinia
actinic [QktInIk] _a. _. _. ; actinic rays _. ( )
actinism [QktInIzm] _n. _. _. ,
actinium [QktInIm] _n. _.
action [QkSn] _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 [QkSnbl] _a. _.
activate [QktIveIt] _v. 1> _. _. 2> 3> _. _.
activated [QktIveItId] 1. _p-p. activate 2. _a.
active [QktIv] 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 [QktIvItI] _n. 1> ; social activities - 2> ;
actor [Qkt] _n. 1> ԣ 2> ; a bad actor _. ģ
actress [QktrIs] _n.
actual [QktSul] _a. 1> ; ; ; actual speed ; _. ; actual capital ; actual load ; in actual fact ; the actual position , () 2> ,
actuality [QktSuQlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. ; 3> ( )
actualize [QktSulaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> ( )
actually [QktSulI] _adv. 1> , 2>
actuary [QktjurI] _n. ,
actuate [QktjueIt] _v. 1> 2> 3> _.
actuator [QktjueIt] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _.
acuity [kjuItI] _n. 1> 2> ()
acumen [kjumen] _n. ,
acuminate 1. _a. [kjumInIt] _. , ң 2. _v. [kjumIneIt] 1> 2>
acute [kjut] _a. 1> ; acute angle 2> , ; acute eyesight ; acute pain 3> , 4> , ( )
ad [Qd] _. _. advertisement
ad hoc [Qdhk] _. _a. , ; ad hoc committee
ad lib [QdlIb] _. 1. _n. , 2. _adv. ,
ad valorem [Qdvlrem] _. 1. _a. ; ad valorem duties , 2. _adv.
ad-lib [QdlIb] _a. _. ,
adage [QdIdZ] _n. , ,
adagio [dAdZIu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _.
Adam's apple [QdmzQpl] _n.
adamant [Qdmnt] 1. _n. 1> ף 2> -. ף, ; will of adamant 2. _a. ; ף, ; adamant to entreaties
adamantine [QdmQntaIn] 1. _n. ( ) 2. _a. 1> ף 2>
adapt [dQpt] _v. 1> , , (to, for) 2> refl , 3> , 4> ; to adapt a novel
adaptability [dQptbIlItI] _n. ,
adaptable [dQptbl] _n.
adaptation [QdQpteISn] _n. 1> , ; light adaptation ; adaptation to the terrain _. 2> ; adaptation of a musical composition 3> _.
adapter [dQpt] _n. 1> , , 2> _. , ; ;
add [Qd] _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 [Qd] _n. 1> 2> _. _II [Qd] _n.
addict 1. _n. [QdIkt] (. drug addict) he is a TV addict ף 2. _v. [dIkt] (. ); to addict oneself (to addict -.); he is much addicted to drink أ
addiction [dIkSn] _n. ( -.),
adding machine [QdINmSin] _n. ; ޣ
addition [dISn] _n. 1> , , ; in addition to , , , 2> _. 3> _.
additional [dISnl] _a. , ; additional charges
additive [QdItIv] _n. _. ( ); ( )
addle [Qdl] 1. _a. 1> , ; addle egg ; () 2> , ; 2. _v. 1> , ( ) 2> ; to addle one's head ( one's brain) (-); ( -.)
addle-brained [QdlbreInd] _a. 1> , 2>
addle-head [Qdlhed] = addle-pate [QdlpeIt] _n. ,
addle-pate [QdlpeIt] = addle-head
addled [Qdld] _a. , ( )
addlement [Qdlmnt] _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 [Qdresi] _n.
adduce [djus] _v. , ( )
adducent [djusnt] _a. _. ( )
adduction [dkSn] _n. 1> (, ) 2> _. , ()
adductor [dkt] _n. _. ,
adenoids [QdInIdz] _n. _pl.
adept [Qdept] 1. _n. , 2. _a.
adequacy [QdIkwsI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4>
adequate [QdIkwIt] _a. 1> , ; adequate definition 2> 3> ;
adequation [QdIkweISn] _n. 1> 2>
adhere [dhI] _v. 1> , (to) 2> ף , (-. - to); ( .. - to)
adherence [dhIrns] _n. 1> ; 2> (, ..); adherence to specification 3> _.
adherent [dhIrnt] 1. = adherer [dhIr] _n. ; 2. _a. 1> , 2>
adherer [dhIr] = adherent 1
adhesion [dhiZn] _n. 1> ; 2> (, ..) 3> 4> _. (. ̣ ); 5> _. 6> _. 7> _attr. _. ; adhesion weight ; adhesion wheel
adhesive [dhisIv] _a. , ; ; adhesive power _.
adhesiveness [dhisIvnIs] _n. 1> , 2> _.
adieu [dju] _. 1. _interj. ! 2. _n. ; to bid smb. adieu, to make ( to take) one's adieu
adipose [QdIpus] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; ;
adiposity [QdIpsItI] _n. ,
adit [QdIt] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. ,
adjacency [dZeIsnsI] _n. ;
adjacent [dZeIsnt] _a. 1> , , (to); adjacent villages 2> _. ; adjacent angle
adjectival [QdZektaIvl] _a. _. ̣ ,
adjective [QdZIktIv] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. 1> _. ; 2> , ; adjective colours
adjoin [dZIn] _v. , ,
adjoining [dZInIN] 1. _pres-p. adjoin 2. _a. , , ,
adjourn [dZn] _v. 1> , 2> , ( ..) 3> (); 4> ; ; to adjourn to the drawingroom _.
adjournment [dZnmnt] _n. 1> 2>
adjudge [dZdZ] _v. 1> ; (to adjudge ); to adjudge smb. guilty -. (of adjudge -.) 2> ( .. - to)
adjudgement [dZdZmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> ( ..)
adjudgment [dZdZmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> ( ..)
adjudicate [dZudIkeIt] _v. ; ( .. - on, upon); to adjudicate on a matter -.
adjunct [QdZNkt] _n. 1> , (to); ; 2> _. , 3> _. ; 4> _pl. _.
adjunct professor [QdZNktprfes] _n. _. -
adjuration [QdZureISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _.
adjure [dZu] _v. 1> , 2> _.
adjust [dZst] _v. 1> 2> ( ..) 3> , , 4> ; ;
adjustable [dZstbl] _a. , ; ; adjustable bookshelf ; adjustable screw-wrench ( spanner)
adjusted [dZstId] 1. _p-p. adjust 2. _a. , ; ; adjusted fire _.
adjuster [dZst] _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> _. ; (. adjuster bolt)
adjusting [dZstIN] 1. _pres-p. adjust 2. _a. 1> ; ; adjusting device ( ) ; adjusting tool 2> ; adjusting shop ; ,
adjustment [dZstmnt] _n. 1> , ; to make adjustment 2> , ; , 3> _. ; adjustment in direction ; adjustment in range ; adjustment of sight 4> _attr. adjustment fire _. ,
adjutancy [QdZutnsI] _n.
adjutant [QdZutnt] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> = adjutant-bird [QdZutntbd] _.
adjutant-bird [QdZutntbd] = adjutant 3
adjuvant [QdZuvnt] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. ,
adman [QdmQn] _n. (_pl. admen)
admeasure [QdmeZ] _v. , ,
administer [dmInIst] _v. 1> ; () 2> ; 3> (); () 4> to administer an oath to smb., to administer smb. to an oath -. 5> , (); to administer a shock
administrate [dmInIstreIt] _v. _. ;
administration [dmInIstreISn] _n. 1> () 2> 3> 4> 5> () 6> ɣ ()
administrative [dmInIstrtIv] _a. 1> ; -; administrative troops _. 2> ( ) 3> _.
administrator [dmInIstreIt] _n. 1> , 2> , ( ..) 3> _.
administratrices [dmInIstreItrIsiz] _pl. administratrix
administratrix [dmInIstreItrIks] _n. (_pl. -es [Iz], -ices) -
admirable [Qdmrbl] _a. , ,
admiral [Qdmrl] _n. 1> ; A. of the Fleet, _. A. of the Navy 2>
admiralty [QdmrltI] _n. 1> (A.) , ( ); First Lord of the A. ( ) 2> 3> _attr. admiralty mile ( knot) (= 1853,248 )
admiration [QdmreISn] _n. 1> ; ; note of admiration ; lost in admiration 2>
admire [dmaI] _v. 1> ; ; 2> _. _. , ( -.); I should admire to know
admirer [dmaIr] _n. ,
admissible [dmIsbl] _a. 1> , 2> _.
admission [dmISn] _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 [dmIt] _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 [dmItns] _n. 1> , 2> ; no admittance! ݣ! 3> _.
admittedly [dmItIdlI] _adv. 1> 2>
admix [dmIks] _v. (); ()
admixture [dmIkstS] _n.
admonish [dmnIS] _v. 1> (of) 2> , , 3> , , 4> (of)
admonishment [dmnISmnt] = admonition
admonition [QdmunISn] = admonishment [dmnISmnt] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
admonitory [dmnItrI] _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 [Qdulesns] _n.
adolescent [Qdulesnt] 1. _a. 1> ; ; 2> _. adolescent river 2. _n. ; ;
Adonis [dunIs] _n. 1> _. _. 2> 3> _.
adopt [dpt] _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 [Qdpti] _n. ̣, ɣ
adoption [dpSn] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> 4> _.
adoptive [dptIv] _a. 1> ɣ, ̣ 2> ,
adorable [drbl] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
adoration [QdreISn] _n. ;
adore [d] _v. ;
adorer [dr] _n. ,
adorn [dn] _v.
adornment [dnmnt] _n.
adrenal [drinl] _. 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 [drIt] _a. , ; ;
adroitness [drItnIs] _n. , ; ;
adsorb [Qdsb] _v. _.
adsorbent [Qdsbnt] _n. _. ,
adsorption [QdspSn] _n. _.
adulation [QdjuleISn] _n. ;
adulatory [QdjuleItrI] _a. ;
adult [Qdlt] 1. _n. , , 2. _a. , ,
adulterant [dltrnt] _n.
adulterate [dltreIt] 1. _v. ; ; adulterated milk ; adulterated facts 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> , ģ
adulteration [dltreISn] _n. , ;
adulterer [dltr] _n.
adulteress [dltrIs] _n.
adultery [dltrI] _n. , ,
adumbrate [QdmbreIt] _v. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> ,
adust [dst] _a. 1> , ֣ ; 2> 3> _. ֣; ,
advance [dvAns] 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 [dvAnsgAd] _n.
advanced [dvAnst] 1. _p-p. advance 2 2. _a. 1> ң 2> ; advanced ideas 3> ( ) 4> ; ; advanced studies , ; advanced Learner's Dictionary ; advanced in years
advancement [dvAnsmnt] _n. 1> , ( ..) 2> ,
advantage [dvAntIdZ] 1. _n. 1> (of, over advantage ); ; 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 [QdvnteIdZs] _a. ; ;
advent [Qdvnt] _n. 1> , 2> (A.) _. 3> (A.) _.
adventitious [QdventISs] _a. 1> , 2>
adventure [dventS] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; ; 3> , 4> _attr. ; an adventure story 2. _v. 1> ; to adventure one's life 2> ; (-).
adventurer [dventSr] _n. 1> 2>
adventuress [dventSrs] _n. 1> 2>
adventurous [dventSrs] _a. 1> 2> 3> ,
adverb [Qdvb] _n. _.
adverbial [dvbjl] _a. _.
adversary [QdvsrI] _n. , ;
adversative [dvstIv] _a. 1> _. 2> _.
adverse [Qdvs] _a. 1> 2> ; ; adverse winds ; it is adverse to their interests 3>
adversity [dvsItI] _n. 1> , , 2>
advert [dvt] _v. ; ; ( -.); ; to advert to other matters
advertence [dvtns] _n. ,
advertency [dvtnsI] _n. ,
advertise [QdvtaIz] = advertize [QdvtaIz] _v. 1> ; ; to advertise for smth. ޣ-. 2> 3> _. ,
advertisement [dvtIsmnt] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _attr. ; advertisement column
advertiser [QdvtaIz] _n. 1> , 2>
advertize [QdvtaIz] = advertise
advice [dvaIs] _n. 1> ; to give advice ; to follow the doctor's advice 2> (, ) 3> (. _pl.) 4> _. (. letter of advice)
advisable [dvaIzbl] _a. 1> 2> ; ;
advise [dvaIz] _v. 1> ; to advise with smb. on ( about) smth. -. ޣ-. 2> 3> , ,
advised [dvaIzd] 1. _p-p. advise 2. _a. _. 1> ̣ 2> , 3> ;
advisedly [dvaIzIdlI] _adv. ;
adviser [dvaIz] _n. ; ; legal adviser ; medical adviser
advisory [dvaIzrI] _a. ;
advocacy [QdvksI] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ( ..)
advocate 1. _n. [QdvkIt] 1> ; () 2> , (. ); Lord A. ; the devil's advocate > ; > 2. _v. [QdvkeIt] ; , ( ..); to advocate peace
adynamia [QdaIneImI] _n. _. , ;
adz [Qdz] 1. _n. _. ; 2. _v. , ; ԣ
adze [Qdz] 1. _n. _. ; 2. _v. , ; ԣ
aegrotat [igrutQt] _n. ( . )
Aeneas [iniQs] _n. _. _.
Aeolian [iȫuljn] _a. Aeolian harp
aeon [in] _n. 1> 2> _.
aerate [eIreIt] _v. 1> , 2>
aerated water [eIreItIdwt] _n.
aeration [eIreISn] _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] = aery [ErI] _n. 1> ; . 2> Σ 3> ( )
aeriform [ErIfm] _a. 1> , ; aeriform body 2>
aerify [ErIfaI] _v. 1> 2>
aerobatics [ErubQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) , ̣
aerobiology [ErubaIȍldZI] _n.
aerobomb [Erubm] _n.
aerocamera [ErukQmr] _n. _.
aerocarrier [ErukQrI] _n.
aerodrome [Erdrum] _n.
aerodynamic [ErudaInQmIk] _a.
aerodynamical [ErudaInQmIkl] _a.
aerodynamics [ErudaInQmIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
aerodyne [ErudaIn] _n.
aeroembolism [EruemblIzm] _n.
aeroengine [EruendZIn] _n.
aerofoil [ErfIl] = airfoil [EfIl] _n. _. ; ();
aerogram [ErugrQm] _n.
aerogun [Erugn] _n. ; ͣ
aerojet [ErudZet] _a. -
aerolite [ErulaIt] _n. _. ,
aerology [ErldZI] _n.
aeromechanics [ErumIkQnIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
aerometer [ErmIt] _n.
aeronaut [Ernt] _n. ,
aeronautic [ErntIk] _a. ;
aeronautical [ErntIkl] _a. ;
aeronautics [ErntIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
aeronavigation [ErnQvIgeISn] _n.
aerophone [Erfun] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> ̣
aeroplane [ErpleIn] _n. 1> ̣, 2> _attr. aeroplane carrier ; aeroplane shed
aerosol [Erusl] _n. _.
aerostat [ErustQt] _n. ;
aerostatics [ErustQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) 1> 2>
aerostation [ErusteISn] _n.
aerotechnics [EruteknIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
aery [ErI] = aerie
Aesop [isp] _n.
aesthete [isTit] _n.
aesthetic [isTetIk] _a.
aesthetics [isTetIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
aesthophysiology [isTufIzIȍldZI] _n.
aetiology [itIȍldZI] _n.
afar [fA] _adv. 1> (. afar off) 2> , (. from afar)
affability [QfbIlItI] _n. ; ,
affable [Qfbl] _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 [QfekteISn] _n. 1> , , 2> (, )
affected _I [fektId] 1. _p-p. affect I, 2 2 _a. 1> ; 2> (by affected -.) 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 [Qfrnt] _a. _. ; afferent nerves ,
affiance [faIns] 1. _n. 1> (in, on affiance ) 2> 3> ( ) 2. _v. (. _pass.) ( ); they were affianced
affiant [faInt] _n. _. ,
affidavit [QfIdeIvIt] _n. _. ; to swear ( to make) an affidavit ; to take an affidavit > ; > .
affiliate [fIlIeIt] _v. 1> 2> (to, with) 3> (with affiliate ) 4> ( ..) 5> _. 6> ,
affiliated societies [fIlIeItIdssaItIz] _n. _pl.
affiliation [fIlIeISn] _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 [fm] _v. 1> 2> ; I affirm that it is true , 3> _.
affirmation [QfmeISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ( )
affirmative [fmtIv] 1. _a. 2. _n. to answer in the affirmative
affix 1. _n. [QfIks] 1> , 2> _. 2. _v. [fIks] 1> (to, on, upon) 2> 3> (); (); to affix a stamp ; to affix one's signature
affixation [QfIkseISn] _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 [Qfluns] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ;
affluent [Qflunt] 1. _n. 1> () 2> _. () 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> ; 4>
afflux [Qflks] _n. 1> , 2> _. ()
afford [fd] _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 [QfrIst] _v. ,
afforestation [QfrIsteISn] _n. ;
affranchise [frQntSaIz] _v.
affray [freI] _n. , ,
affreightment [freItmnt] _n. _.
affricate [QfrIkIt] _n. _.
affright [fraIt] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
affront [frnt] 1. _n. () ; to put an affront upon smb., to offer an affront to smb. -. 2. _v. 1> 2> (, );
affusion [fjuZn] _n. 1> 2>
Afghan [QfgQn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> (.) _.
afghani [QfgQnI] _n. ( )
afield [fild] _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 [flQt] _adv. ;
afloat [flut] _a. _predic. _adv. 1> ; 2> 3> 4> () () 5> ; various rumours were afloat
afoot [fut] _a. _predic. ; to be afoot ,
afore [f] 1> _pref. , ; aforesaid, aforementioned , , 2> _. . before
aforecited [fsaItId] _a. ģ, ,
aforegoing [fguIN] _a.
aforenamed [fneImd] _a.
aforethought [fTt] _a. ,
aforetime [ftaIm] _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 [Qfrit] = afrit
afresh [freS] _adv. ,
African [QfrIkn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
Africander [QfrIkQnd] _n. (. ),
Africaner [QfrIkQn] _n. (. ),
Afrikaans [QfrIkAns] _n.
Afrikander [QfrIkQnd] _n. (. ),
Afrikaner [QfrIkQn] _n. (. ),
afrit [Qfrit] = afreet [Qfrit] _n. _. ( , )
aft [Aft] _adv. _. ; , ; ; ; fore and aft ,
after [Aft] 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 [AftbT] _n. _. ,
afterburning [AftbnIN] _n. _.
aftercare [AftkE] _n.
aftercrop [Aftkrp] _n. _-. ;
afterdamp [AftdQmp] _n. _. ,
aftereffect [AftrIfekt] _n. ; ,
aftergame [AftgeIm] _n. 1> 2> ,
afterglow [Aftglu] _n. 1> 2> , -.
aftergrass [AftgrAs] = aftermath [AftmQT] 1 _n. ,
afterimage [AftrImIdZ] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
afterlife [AftlaIf] _n. 1> 2> ; ;
afterlight [AftlaIt] _n. 1> _. 2>
aftermath [AftmQT] _n. 1> = aftergrass 2> ; the aftermath of the earthquake
aftermost [Aftmust] _a. _.
afternoon [Aftnun] _n. ; ; in the afternoon , Σ; this afternoon Σ; good afternoon! !, ( ); ! ( ); in the afternoon of one's life
afterpiece [Aftpis] _n. , ,
afters [Aftz] _n. _pl. _.
aftershock [AftSk] _n. _.
aftertaste [AftteIst] _n. , , ..
afterthought [AftTt] _n. 1> , ; he had the afterthought 2>
afterwards [Aftwdz] _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 [gQmIk] _a. _.
agape [geIp] _a. _predic. _.
agaric [QgrIk] _n. _.
agate [Qgt] _n. 1> _. 2> _. _. ( 5,5 )
agave [geIvI] _n. _.
agaze [geIz] _a. _predic.
age [eIdZ] 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 A. 6> ( _pl.) _. ; I have not seen you for ages ; to bear one's age well ; 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> _.
aged 1. [eIdZd] _p-p. age 2 2. _a. 1> [eIdZId] ; ; 2> [eIdZd] - ; aged ten 3> [eIdZd] ; carefully aged steaks 3. _n. (the aged) _pl. _.
ageing [eIdZIN] = aging [eIdZIN] 1. _pres-p. age 2 2. _n. 1> 2> , 3> _.
ageless [eIdZlIs] _a. ;
agelong [eIdZlN] _a. ,
agency [eIdZnsI] _n. 1> 2> (, ) 3> , 4> , ; , ; by ( through) the agency 5> , ; free agency
agenda [dZend] _n. _pl. ( . _sg.) 1> 2>
agent [eIdZnt] _n. 1> 2> , , , ; forwarding agent ; station agent _. ; ticket agent _. 3> _pl. 4> ; ; ; chemical agent , ; physical agent ; road agent _.
agential [dZenSl] _a.
ageold [eIdZȫuld] _a. ;
agglomerate 1. _n. [glmrIt] 2. _v. [glmreIt] (); () ( , )
agglomeration [glmreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ;
agglutinate 1. _v. [glutIneIt] 1> 2> () 2. _a. [glutInIt] 1> 2> _.
agglutination [glutIneISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
agglutinative [glutIntIv] _a. 1> 2> _.
aggrandize [grQndaIz] _v. 1> (, ) 2> 3> ( )
aggrandizement [grQndIzmnt] _n. 1> ; 2>
aggravate [QgrveIt] _v. 1> , ; ; 2> _. , ,
aggravating [QgrveItIN] 1. _pres-p. aggravate 2. _a. 1> ; aggravating circumstances _. 2> ;
aggravation [QgrveISn] _n. . {. aggravate}
aggregate 1. _n. [QgrIgIt] 1> ; in the aggregate 2> 2. _a. [QgrIgIt] 1> ; ; ; aggregate membership ; the aggregate forces ; aggregate capacity _. 2> _. _. , 3> _. , 3. _v. [QgrIgeIt] 1> ; 2> (to aggregate ) 3> _. ,
aggregation [QgrIgeISn] _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 [griv] _v. (. _pass.) 1> ; ; ; to be ( to feel) aggrieved 2> _.
aghast [gAst] _a. _predic. ֣ ; ̣
agile [QdZaIl] _a. ; , , ; agile mind
agility [dZIlItI] _n. , , ,
agin [gIn] _prep. _.
aging [eIdZIN] = ageing
agio [QdZIu] _n. (_pl. os [uz]) _. 1> , 2> 3>
agiotage [QdZtIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ,
agitate _I [QdZIteIt] _v. _II [QdZIteIt] _v. 1> ; ; to be agitated 2> ; 3>
agitated [QdZIteItId] 1. _p-p. agitate II 2. _a. , ģ
agitation _I [QdZIteISn] _n. ; outdoor agitation _II [QdZIteISn] _n. 1> , , 2> ;
agitator _I [QdZIteIt] _n. _II [QdZIteIt] _n. _.
aglet [QglIt] = aiglet [QglIt] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ң ( )
aglow [glu] _a. _predic. 1> ; ̣ 2> ģ; all aglow with delight (exercise) ()
agnail [QgneIl] _n. ; ,
agnate [QgneIt] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ,
agnation [QgneISn] _n.
agnostic [QgnstIk] 1. _n. 2. _a.
agnosticism [QgnstIsIzm] _n.
ago [gu] _adv. ; long ago ; not long ago, a while ago
agog [gg] _a. _predic. _adv. ֣ , ; to be agog for news ; to set smb. agog أ-.
agonic [gnIk] _a. ; agonic line
agonistic [QgunIstIk] _a. 1> 2> 3>
agonize [QgnaIz] _v. 1> , , 2> 3> , (after)
agonized [QgnaIzd] 1. _p-p. agonize 2. _a. agonized shrieks ; agonized moment
agonizing [QgnaIzIN] 1. _pres-p. agonize 2. _a. , ; agonizing suspense
agony [QgnI] _n. 1> ; agony of death 2> , , ( ) 3> , () 4> 5> _attr. agony wagon _. , ; agony column ..
agoraphobia [QgrfubI] _n. _. ,
agrarian [grErIn] 1. _a. 1> , ; agrarian laws 2> _. 2. _n. 1> , 2> 3> _.
agree [gri] _v. 1> (with agree -., to agree -., on agree -.) 2> (on, upon agree 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 [grimnt] _n. 1> () ; agreement of opinion ; to come to an agreement 2> , ; agreement by piece 3> _.
agricultural [QgrIkltSrl] _a. ; ; agricultural engineering ; agricultural chemistry
agriculturalist [QgrIkltSrlIst] = agriculturist
agriculture [QgrIkltS] _n. ; ; ; Board of A. ( )
agriculturist [QgrIkltSrIst] = agriculturalist [QgrIkltSrlIst] _n. 1> 2>
agrimony [QgrImnI] _n. _.
agrimotor [QgrImut] _n. _-.
agrobiological [QgrubaIuldZIkl] _a.
agrobiologist [QgrubaIȍldZIst] _n.
agrobiology [QgrubaIȍldZI] _n.
agronomic [QgrunmIk] _a.
agronomical [QgrunmIkl] _a.
agronomics [QgrunmIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
agronomist [grnmIst] _n.
agronomy [grnmI] _n. 1> = agronomics 2> ,
agrostology [QgrstldZI] _n.
aground [graund] 1. _a. _predic. 1> _. 2> 3> 2. _adv. _. ; to go ( to run, to strike) aground
ague [eIgju] _n. , ;
ague-cake [eIgjukeIk] _n. ڣ
ague-spleen [eIgjusplin] _n. _. () ڣ
aguish [eIgjuIS] _a. 1> ; 2>
ah [A] _interj. !, !
aha [AhA] _interj. !
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 [hip] _adv.
ahem [hem] _interj. !
ahorse [hs] _a. _predic.
ahorseback [hsbQk] _a. _predic.
ahoy [hI] _interj. _. ship ahoy! !, ! (); all hands ahoy! !
ahull [hl] _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 [eIddkAN] _n. _. (_pl. aides-de-camp)
aide-memoire [eIdmemwA] _n. _.
aidesdecamp [eIdzdkAN] _pl. aide-de-camp
aiglet [QglIt] = aglet
aigrette [eIgret] _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> _. 4> _.
aiguille [eIgwil] _n. _. 1> , 2>
ail [eIl] _v. 1> , ; ; what ails you? ? 2>
aileron [eIlrn] _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 Chief Marshal [EtSifmASl] _n.
air command [EkmAnd] _n. ( )
Air Commodore [Ekmd] _n. ( )
air crew [Ekru] _n. ̣
Air Force [Efs] _n. -
air hardening [EhAdnIN] = air-quenching [EkwentSIN] _n. _.
air liner [ElaIn] _n. ̣; ̣;
air mail [EmeIl] _n. ,
Air Marshal [EmASl] _n.
air power [Epau] _n. ,
air scout [Eskaut] _n. _.
air sentry [EsentrI] _n. _.
air-balloon [Eblun] _n. ;
air-barrage [EbQrAZ] _n. 1> () 2>
air-base [EbeIs] _n.
air-bed [Ebed] _n.
air-bladder [EblQd] _n. 1> 2> ң ( ) 3> = air-cell
air-blast [EblAst] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> أ 2. _v.
air-brake [EbreIk] _n. _.
air-brick [EbrIk] _n. 1> , 2>
air-brush [EbrS] _n. ..,
air-cell [Esel] _n. _. ̣
air-chamber [EtScImb] _n. 1> 2> _. ()
air-condition [EkndISn] _v. 1> () 2>
air-conditioned [EkndISnd] 1. _p-p. air-condition 2. _a.
air-conditioning [EkndISnIN] 1. _pres-p. air-condition 2. _n.
air-cooled [Ekuld] _a.
air-cooling [EkulIN] _n.
air-cushion [EkuSn] _n. 1> 2> _.
air-driven [EdrIvn] _a.
air-engine [ErendZIn] _n.
air-exhauster [ErIgzst] _n.
air-frame [EfreIm] _n. , ̣
air-freighter [EfreIt] _n. ̣
air-furnace [EfnIs] _n.
air-gap [EgQp] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _.
air-gas [EgQs] _n. ,
air-gauge [EgeIdZ] _n.
air-gun [Egn] _n. 1> أ 2> _.
air-hammer [EhQm] _n.
air-highway [EhaIweI] _n.
air-hole [Ehul] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> _.
air-hostess [EhustIs] _n. ̣,
air-jacket [EdZQkIt] _n.
air-lift [ElIft] _n. _. ; " "
air-lock [Elk] _n. 1> _. 2>
air-map [EmQp] _n.
air-minded [EmaIndId] _a.
air-monger [EmNg] _n. ڣ
air-photography [EftgrfI] _n. ߣ
air-pocket [EpkIt] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> ( ..)
air-powered [Epaud] _a.
air-proof [Epruf] = air-tight
air-quenching [EkwentSIN] = air hardening
air-raid [EreId] _n. 1> ̣ 2> _attr. air-raid warning ; air-raid relief , ; air-raid shelter
air-route [Erut] _n. ,
air-shaft [ESAft] _n.
air-stop [Estp] _n. ̣
air-tight [EtaIt] = air-proof [Epruf] _a. ,
air-to-air [EtuE] _n. 1> ̣ 2> _attr. air-to-air missile "-"
air-to-ground [Etgraund] _a. air-to-ground missile "-"
air-track [EtrQk] = airway 1
air-unit [EjunIt] _n.
airborne [Ebn] _a. 1> 2> _. - 3> _predic. ; ; to become airborne ; all planes are airborne ̣
aircraft [EkrAft] _n. 1> ̣ 2> _. ̣; 3> _attr. , -; aircraft carrier
aircraftman [EkrAftmn] _n. ( )
aircraftsman [EkrAftsmn] _n. ( )
airdrome [Edrum] _n.
Airedale [EdeIl] _n. ( )
airfield [Efild] _n.
airfoil [EfIl] = aerofoil
airhoist [EhIst] _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 [Efutu] _n.
airplane [EpleIn] _n. _. 1> ̣, 2> _attr. airplane observer ̣-
airport [Ept] _n.
airscrew [Eskru] _n. ,
airshed [ESed] _n.
airship [ESIp] _n. ,
airshow [ESu] _n. 1> 2> ̣ 3> _.
airsick [EsIk] _a.
airsickness [EsIknIs] _n.
airspeed [Espid] _n. _. , ̣
airspraying [EspreIIN] _n.
AirStaff [EstAf] _n.
airstrip [EstrIp] _n. ̣- ;
airtarget [EtAgIt] _n.
airway [EweI] _n. 1> = air-track [EtrQk] , , 2> _. ,
airwoman [Ewumn] _n. -̣
airworthiness [EwDInIs] _n. ̣ ̣
airworthy [EwDI] _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 [dZA] _a. _predic. _II [dZA] _adv.
akimbo [kImbu] 1. _a. _predic. 2. _adv.
akin [kIn] _a. _predic. ; , , ; , ; pity is akin to love
alabaster [QlbAst] _n. ,
alack [lQk] _interj. _. !
alacrity [lQkrItI] _n. , ;
alar [eIl] _a. 1> 2>
alarm [lAm] 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 [lAmklk] _n.
alarm-post [lAmpust] _n.
alarmist [lAmIst] _n. ˣ;
alarum [lErm] _n. 1> _. . alarm 1; 2> 3> ; alarums and excursions , ( ); ;
alas [lQs] _interj. !
alb [Qlb] _n. _.
Albanian [QlbeInjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
albatross [Qlbtrs] _n.
albeit [lbiIt] _cj. _. ; he tried, albeit without success ,
albert [Qlbt] _n.
albescent [Qlbesnt] _a. ,
albinism [QlbInIzm] _n. , ..;
albino [Qlbinu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz])
Albion [Qlbjn] _n. _. ,
albugo [Qlbjugu] _n. _.
album [Qlbm] _n. 1> 2> ԣ, .. 3>
albumen [QlbjumIn] _n. 1> () 2> _. , ; 3> _attr. albumen test
albumin [QlbjumIn] _n. _.
albuminoid [QlbjumInId] 1. _a. 2. _n. _pl.
albuminous [QlbjumIns] _a.
alburnum [Qlbnm] _n. ,
alchemic [QlkemIk] _a.
alchemical [QlkemIkl] _a.
alchemist [QlkImIst] _n.
alchemy [QlkImI] _n.
alcohol [Qlkhl] _n. 1> , ; wood alcohol 2> ; he does not touch alcohol ң 3> _attr. ; alcohol thermometer
alcoholic [QlkhlIk] 1. _a. , ; alcoholic lamp 2. _n.
alcoholism [QlkhlIzm] _n.
alcoholometer [QlkhlmIt] _n.
Alcoran [QlkrAn] _n.
alcove [Qlkuv] _n. 1> , 2>
alder [ȍld] _n.
alderman [ȍldmn] _n. , ,
aldermanry [ȍldmnrI] _n. 1> 2>
ale [eIl] _n. , ; Adam's ale _.
ale-house [eIlhaus] _n.
ale-wife [eIlwaIf] _n.
aleak [lik] _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 [lt] 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> _. ,
Alexandrine [QlIgzQndraIn] 1. _n. 2. _a.
alexandrite [QlegzQndraIt] _n. _.
alfalfa [QlfQlf] _n. _.
alfresco [Qlfresku] 1. _a. ; alfresco lunch 2. _adv.
alga [Qlg] _n. (_pl. -)
algae [QldZi] _pl. alga
algebra [QldZIbr] _n.
algebraic [QldZIbreIIk] _a.
algebraical [QldZIbreIIkl] _a.
algebraist [QldZIbreIIst] _n. ,
Algerian [QldZIrIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
algid [QldZId] _a. _. ,
algorithm [QlgrIDm] _n. _.
alias [eIlIQs] 1. _n. , , 2. _adv. (); Lewis alias Smith ,
alibi [QlIbaI] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 2. _v. _.
alidad [QlIdQd] _n. _. ,
alidade [QlIdeId] _n. _. ,
alien [eIljn] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _a. 1> 2> , (to, from); it's alien to my thoughts 3> _.
alien-enemy [eIljnenImI] _n. _.
alien-friend [eIljnfrend] _n. _.
alienable [eIljnbl] _a. _.
alienate [eIljneIt] _v. 1> (. _.) 2> (from); ; my sister alienated me by her behaviour ţ
alienation [eIljneISn] _n. 1> , ; alienation of affections () 2> _. 3> _. (. mental alienation)
alienee [eIljni] _n. _. ,
alienism [eIljnIzm] _n. 1> 2>
alienist [eIljnIst] _n.
aliform [eIlIfm] _a.
alight _I [laIt] _v. 1> , (out of, from alight , ; at alight ); (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] = aline [laIn] _v. 1> , ; ; to align the sights (of rifle) and bull'seye ; 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 [QlImnt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. (-.);
alimentary [QlImentrI] _a. alimentary canal ( tract)
alimentation [QlImenteISn] _n. 1> , 2> (-.)
alimony [QlImnI] _n. 1> 2> 3>
aline [laIn] = align
aliped [QlIped] 1. _a. 2. _n. (. )
aliquant [QlIkwnt] _a. _.
aliquot [QlIkwt] _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] _n. _.
alkalescence [Qlklesns] _n. _. ݣ
alkalescent [Qlklesnt] _a. _.
alkali [QlklaI] _n. (_pl. -s, -es [z]) 1> _. ݣ 2> _attr. alkali soils
alkalimetry [QlklImItrI] _n. _.
alkaline [QlklaIn] _a. _.
alkaloid [QlklId] _n. _.
all [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; > = allround; 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 Fools' Day [ȍlfulzdeI] _n. (1- )
all honoured [ȍlǍnd] _a.
all right [ȍlraIt] 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. _interj. !, !, !
all-around [ȍlraund] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. = allround
all-clear [ȍlklI] _n. ,
all-embracing [ȍlImbreIsIN] _a.
all-in [ȍlIn] _. 1. _a. , 2. _adv. ӣ
all-in-all [ȍlInȍl] 1. _n. ӣ ( -.), , 2. _a. , 3. _adv. 1> , 2> ,
all-in-one [ȍlInwn] _a. _. , ߣ
all-metal [ȍlmetl] _a.
all-night [ȍlnaIt] _a. ( , ..)
all-out [ȍlaut] _. 1. _a. 1> ; ; 2> ; ; all-out attack 3> , 2. _adv. 1> ; ; to go all-out 2> , ,
all-outer [ȍlaut] _n. _.
all-overish [ȍlȫuvrIS] _a. _.
all-overishness [ȍlȫuvrISnIs] _n. _.
all-powerful [ȍlpauful] _a.
all-purpose [ȍlpps] _a. ,
all-round [ȍlraund] _a. , ; ; all-round man ; all-round price , ; all-round champion
all-rounder [ȍlraund] _n. 1> 2> _.
All-Russian [ȍlrSn] _a.
all-star [ȍlstA] _a. _. _. ף; all-star cast , ף
all-steel [ȍlstil] _a.
all-time [ȍltaIm] _a. , ģ; , ..; all-time high prices
All-union [ȍljunjn] _a.
all-up [ȍlp] _n. _. (̣, , , ..) , ̣
all-white [ȍlwaIt] _a. ; all-white school ,
all-wool [ȍlwul] _a.
Allah [Ql] _n.
allay [leI] _v. 1> (, , ) 2> ,
allegation [QlIgeISn] _n. 1> 2> (. , )
allege [ledZ] _v. 1> ( , ); to allege illness 2> (. ); alleged deserter 3> ; delays alleged to be due to... , ...
allegiance [lidZns] _n. 1> , ; 2> _.
allegoric [QlIgrIk] _a. ,
allegorical [QlIgrIkl] _a. ,
allegorize [QlIgraIz] _v. 1> , 2>
allegory [QlIgrI] _n. ;
alleluia [QlIluj] = halleluiah
allergic [ldZIk] _a. 1> _. 2> _predic. _. (, ); , ; he is allergic to the cinema
allergy [QldZI] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _.
alleviate [livIeIt] _v. (, );
alleviation [livIeISn] _n. ;
alley _I [QlI] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> ; it is up your alley _II [QlI] = ally II
alleyway [QlIweI] = alley i:, 1 2
alliance [laIns] _n. 1> ; ; Holy A. _. (1815 .) 2> 3> , 4> ,
allied [laId] 1. _p-p. ally I, 2 2 _a. 1> , ; allied sciences 2> 3>
alligation [QlIgeISn] _n. ;
alligator [QlIgeIt] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _attr. ; ; alligator bag 4> _attr. alligator shears _. ; alligator wrench
alliteration [lItreISn] _n.
allocate [QlukeIt] _v. 1> , , (to); ; _. , (, ..) 2>
allocation [QlukeISn] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> ,
allocution [QlukjuSn] _n. , ( )
allodial [ludjl] _a. _. ,
allodium [ludjm] _n. _. , ,
allogamy [lgmI] _n. _. , ң
allopath [QlupQT] _n.
allopathy [lpTI] _n.
allot [lt] _v. 1> ( ); , ; ; to allot a task ; to allot credits 2> _. ;
allotment [ltmnt] _n. 1> ; (); allotment of billets 2> , 3> , ģ ; 4> _. ; 5> _. ( ) ()
allottee [lti] _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 allow -.); you must allow for some mistakes ; I cannot allow of such an excuse 5> , ; I allow him l 100 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. [QlI] 1> 2> , 3> ( ) 4> [lI] (-. ); happiness without alloy ޣ 5> _attr. ; alloy steel 2. _v. [lI] 1> () 2> 3> (, ..)
allseed [ȍlsid] _n. _.
allspice [ȍlspaIs] _n. 1> _. 2>
allude [lud] _v. 1> ; (to allude ) 2> (to allude )
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 [luZn] _n. 1> ; (to) 2> ͣ (to)
allusive [lusIv] _a. 1> (to allusive ) 2> ͣ (to allusive ); 3> _. allusive arms
alluvia [luvj] _pl. alluvium
alluvial [luvjl] _a. _. , ; alluvial deposit _. ; alluvial gold _.
alluvion [luvjn] _n. 1> , , 2> = alluvium
alluvium [luvjm] _n. (_pl. via, s [z]) _. 1> , ; 2> _attr. alluvium period ,
ally _I 1. _n. [QlaI] ; ally of moment 2. _v. [laI] ; to ally oneself , (, - to, with); to be allied to ; ; Norwegian is nearly allied to Danish _II [QlI] _n. ( ); to give smb. a fair show for an ally -.; -.
almanac [ȍlmnQk] _n. ;
almighty [lmaItI] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. ; ; we had an almighty row ۣ 2. _n. the A. () 3. _adv. _.
almond [Amnd] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
almond-eyed [AmndaId] _a.
almond-oil [AmndȍIl] _n.
almond-shaped [AmndSeIpt] _a.
almoner [Amn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; Hereditary Grand A., Lord High A.
almost [ȍlmust] _adv. ;
alms [Amz] _n. (_pl. .; . . sing)
alms-deed [Amzdid] _n. ;
alms-house [Amzhaus] _n.
almsman [Amzmn] _n. ,
alodial [ludjl] = allodial
alodium [ludjm] = allodium
aloe [Qlu] _n. 1> _. ; American aloe 2> _pl. ()
aloft [lft] _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 [lN] 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 [lNS] _adv.
alongside [lNsaId] _adv. 1> ; 2> _. ; ; 3> alongside of (. _prep.) ,
aloof [luf] 1. _a. predic 1> 2> ģ; 3> 2. _adv. , ; to hold ( to keep) (oneself) aloof (from), to stand aloof (from) ();
aloofness [lufnIs] _n. ģ;
aloud [laud] _adv. 1> , 2> _. , ; ; it reeks aloud
alp [Qlp] _n. 1> 2>
alpaca [QlpQk] _n. 1> _. 2> 3>
alpenstock [QlpInstk] _n. _.
alpha [Qlf] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. ; A. and Omega , ; , ; alpha plus _. , ,
alpha rays [QlfreIz] _n. _pl. _. -
alphabet [QlfbIt] _n. ;
alphabetic [QlfbetIk] _a. 1> = alphabetical 2>
alphabetical [QlfbetIkl] _a.
alphabetically [QlfbetIklI] _adv.
alphabetize [QlfbetaIz] _v.
alpine [QlpaIn] _a.
alpinist [QlpInIst] _n.
already [lredI] _adv.
Alsatian [QlseISjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2> _. ( Alsatia Alsatian White Friars , XVI-XVII . ) 3>
also [ȍlsu] _adv. , , ; also ran _. ,
alt [Qlt] _n. in alt _. ; _.
altar [ȍlt] _n. 1> , ( ); ; to lead to the altar , 2> (A.) _. , ( ) 3> _. ()
altar-cloth [ȍltklT] _n. _.
altar-piece [ȍltpis] _n. _.
alter [ȍlt] _v. 1> (); (); , ; to alter one's mind , ; 2> _. , ()
alter ego [Qltregu] _. _n. ;
alterable [ȍltrbl] _a.
alterant [ȍltrnt] 1. _a. 2. _n. -.
alteration [ǍltreISn] _n. 1> ; ; , 2> 3> _. ;
alterative [ȍltrtIv] 1. _a. , 2. _n. _. ,
altercate [ȍltkeIt] _v. _. , (with)
altercation [ǍltkeISn] _n. _. ,
alternate 1. _n. [ltnIt] _. ; ̣ 2. _a. [ltnIt] 1> , , ; they worked alternate shifts ; on alternate days 2> ; ; alternate design ; alternate materials 3> alternate angles _. 3. _v. [ȍltneIt] ();
alternating [ȍltneItIN] 1. _pres-p. alternate 3 2. _a. , ; alternating current _. ; alternating motion _. -
alternation [ǍltneISn] _n. ; alternation of day and night
alternative [ltntIv] 1. _n. , ; there is no other alternative but... , ... 2. _a. 1> , ; these two plans are not necessarily alternative 2> ,
alternator [ȍltneIt] _n. _.
although [lDu] _cj. , ; ,
altigraph [QltIgrAf] _n. _. , ,
altimeter [QltImit] _n. ,
altisonant [QltIsnnt] _a. ,
altitude [QltItjud] _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 [Qltu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 1> ( ) 2>
alto-cumulus [Qltukjumjuls] _n. _.
alto-relievo [QlturIlivu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _.
alto-stratus [QltustreIts] _n. _.
altogether [ǍltgeD] 1. _adv. 1> , ; altogether bad 2> , 3> ; for altogether 2. _n. 1> an altogether ; the altogether _. ֣ ; in the altogether _. ֣ ( ) 2> _attr. altogether coal _. ,
altruism [QltruIzm] _n.
altruist [QltruIst] _n.
altruistic [QltruIstIk] _a.
alum [Qlm] _n. 1> 2> _attr. alum earth = alumina
alumina [ljumIn] _n. ; ڣ
aluminium [QljumInjm] _n.
aluminium sulphate [QljumInjmslfeIt] _n.
aluminous [ljumIns] _a. ڣ;
aluminum [ljumInm] _. = aluminium
alumna [lmn] _. (_pl. -nae) _f. alumnus
alumnae [lmni] _pl. alumna
alumni [lmnaI] _pl. alumnus
alumnus [lmns] _. _n. (_pl. -ni) ( )
alveolar [QlvIl] _a. _. _. ; alveolar abscess _.
alveolate [QlvilIt] _a. ( )
alveoli [QlvIlaI] _pl. alveolus
alveolus [QlvIls] _n. (_pl. -li) _. ,
always [ȍlwz] _adv.
am [Qm] ( ); [m], [m] ( ) 1 . . . . to be
amadou [Qmdu] _a.
amain [meIn] _adv. _. _. 1> ; 2> , 3> ,
amalgam [mQlgm] _n. 1> 2>
amalgamate [mQlgmeIt] _v. 1> (); (); ( , ..) 2> () ;
amalgamated [mQlgmeItId] 1. _p-p. amalgamate 2. _a. Σ, Σ; amalgamated trade union Σ
amalgamation [mQlgmeISn] _n. 1> 2> , (, ..) 3>
amanuenses [mQnjuensiz] _pl. amanuensis
amanuensis [mQnjuensIs] _. _n. (_pl. -ses) ,
amaranth [QmrQnT] _n. 1> _. , 2>
amaranthine [QmrQnTaIn] _a. 1> 2>
amass [mQs] _v. ; ,
amateur [Qmt] _n. 1> , 2> - 3> _attr. ; amateur theatricals ; amateur talent groups
amateurish [QmtrIS] _a. 1> , 2> ; an amateurish attempt
amative [QmtIv] _a. 1> 2>
amatol [Qmtl] _n. ( )
amatory [QmtrI] _a. 1> 2>
amaze [meIz] 1. _v. , 2. _n. _. . amazement
amazement [meIzmnt] _n. ,
amazing [meIzIN] 1. _pres-p. amaze 1 2. _a. , ,
Amazon [Qmzn] _n. 1> _. _. 2>
ambages [QmbeIdZiz] _n. _pl. 1> , 2> ,
ambassador [QmbQsd] _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 [QmbQsdrIl] _a.
ambassadress [QmbQsdrIs] _n. 1> 2> - 3> , ;
amber [Qmb] _n. 1> ; 2> _attr. ; ֣ ( )
ambergris [Qmbgris] _n.
ambidexterous [QmbIdekstrs] _a.
ambidextrous [QmbIdekstrs] _a.
ambience [QmbIns] _n.
ambient [QmbInt] _a. ,
ambiguity [QmbIgjuItI] _n. 1> 2> ̣,
ambiguous [QmbIgjus] _a. 1> 2> ; ̣,
ambit [QmbIt] _n. 1> , 2> ; _. ; within the ambit of 3> _.
ambition [QmbISn] _n. 1> , 2> , , ; it is his ambition to become a writer -
ambitious [QmbISs] _a. 1> 2> , (of); ambitious of power 3>
ambivalent [QmbIvlnt] _a. , ( ..)
amble [Qmbl] 1. _n. 1> 2> ̣ , ̣ 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> ̣
ambler [Qmbl] _n.
ambrosia [Qmbruzj] _n. 1> _. _. ; _. . 2>
ambulance [Qmbjulns] _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> _attr. ; ambulance airplane ̣; ambulance airdrome _. ; ambulance box ; ambulance car ; ambulance train ; ambulance transport _.
ambulance-chaser [QmbjulnstSeIs] _n. _. _. , ,
ambulant [Qmbjulnt] _a. 1> ( ); ( ); ambulant erysipelas 2> ( ) 3> ( )
ambulatory [QmbjultrI] 1. _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ; ; ambulatory court 3> 4> 2. _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
ambuscade [QmbskeId] = ambush 2, 1 2
ambush [QmbuS] 1. _n. ; to make ( to lay) an ambush ; to lie in ambush 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3>
ameer [mI] _n.
ameliorate [miljreIt] _v. (-)
amelioration [miljreISn] _n. 1> 2>
ameliorative [miljrtIv] _a. 1> 2> ()
amen [Amen] _interj. !; !; to say amen to smth. -.; -.
amenability [minbIlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> () 3>
amenable [minbl] _a. 1> ; ; amenable to law 2> , ; ; amenable to discipline 3> ; amenable to flattery ; amenable to persuasion 4> ()
amenably [minblI] _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 [minItI] _n. 1> ; ; ; 2> _pl. ӣ, , ..; the amenities of the famous resort 3> _pl. ; amenities of home life
amenta [ment] _pl. amentum
amentia [eImenSI] _n.
amentum [mentm] _. _n. (_pl. -ta) = catkin
amerce [ms] _v. 1> 2> (with amerce -.)
amercement [msmnt] _n. 1> (. ) 2> 3>
American [merIkn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ; ; all American _. ,
American Tiger [merIkntaIg] _n.
Americanism [merIknIzm] _n.
Americanize [merIknaIz] _v. 1> 2> 3>
amethyst [QmITIst] _n.
amethystine [QmITIstaIn] _a.
amiability [eImjbIlItI] _n. 1> ; 2>
amiable [eImjbl] _a. 1> ; 2>
amianthus [QmIQnTs] _n. _. ̣
amicable [QmIkbl] _a. 1> , 2>
amid [mId] _prep. , , ; amid cries of welcome
amides [QmaIdz] _n. _pl. _. , ,
amidol [QmIdl] _n. _. _.
amidships [mIdSIps] _adv. 1> _. 2> _.
amidst [mIdst] = amid
amildar [QmldA] _. _n.
amines [QmaInz] = 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 [QmItI] _n.
ammeter [QmIt] _n. _.
ammonal [Qmnl] _n.
ammonia [munj] _n. 1> _. ; liquid ammonia 2> _.
ammoniac [munIQk] _a. _.
ammonite [QmnaIt] _n. _.
ammonium [munjm] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ammonium chloride ,
ammunition [QmjunISn] 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 _. = am not
amnesia [Qmnizj] _n. _. ,
amnesty [QmnIstI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v.
amoeba [mib] _n. (_pl. -) _. ͣ
amoebae [mibi] _pl. amoeba
amok [mk] = amuck
among [mN] _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 [eImrl] _a.
amorous [Qmrs] _a. 1> 2> ̣ (of) 3> ; ; she gave him an amorous look ̣; amorous songs
amorousness [QmrsnIs] _n. 1> 2> ̣
amorphous [mfs] _a. 1> , 2>
amortization [mtIzeISn] _n. 1> (); 2>
amortize [mtaIz] _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 l 40 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 [Qmuprpr] _n. _.
amourette [Qmuret] _n.
amperage [QmpErIdZ] _n. _. ( )
ampere [QmpE] _n. _.
ampere turn [QmpEtn] _n. -
amperemeter [QmpEmit] _n.
ampersand [QmpsQnd] _n. & (= and)
amphibia [QmfIbI] _n. _pl. _. ,
amphibian [QmfIbIn] 1. _a. 1> 2> amphibian tank 2. _n. 1> _. 2> _. ̣- 3> _. -
amphibious [QmfIbIs] _a. 1> 2> _. ; amphibious operation ()
amphibology [QmfIbldZI] _n.
amphitheatre [QmfITIt] _n.
amphora [Qmfr] _. _n. (_pl. -)
amphorae [Qmfri] _pl. amphora
ample [Qmpl] _a. 1> 2> ; will that be ample for your needs? ? 3> ; 4>
amplification [QmplIfIkeISn] _n. 1> ; ; the subject requires amplification 2> 3> ( ) 4> _. _. 5> _attr. amplification factor _.
amplifier [QmplIfaI] _n. 1> _. _. 2>
amplify [QmplIfaI] _v. 1> (-) 2> () 3> , ; to amplify on smth. ޣ-. 4> 5> _.
amplitude [QmplItjud] _n. 1> _. _. 2> ; 3> , () 4> , 5> ,
amplitudemodulation [QmplItjudmdjuleISn] _n. _.
amply [QmplI] _adv. 1> ; , 2>
ampoule [Qmpul] _n.
ampule [Qmpjul] _n.
amputate [QmpjuteIt] _v. ,
amputation [QmpjuteISn] _n.
amputee [Qmpjuti] _n.
amuck [mk] _. _adv. to run amuck > ; , ; >
amulet [QmjulIt] _n.
amuse [mjuz] _v. ; ; you amuse me ; to amuse oneself , (-.); the children amused themselves by drawing pictures
amusement [mjuzmnt] _n. 1> , , , ; to find amusement in smth. ޣ-. 2> 3> _attr. amusement park
amusing [mjuzIN] 1. _pres-p. amuse 2. _a. , ; ,
amyloid [QmIlId] 1. _n. 2. _a. ,
an _I [Qn] ( ); [n], [n] ( ) _. ̣ . a II _II [Qn] _cj. _.
ana [An] _n. 1> , , 2> _pl. , -.
anabaptist [QnbQptIst] _n.
anabranch [QnbrAntS] _n. , ţ
anachronism [nQkrnIzm] _n.
anaconda [Qnknd] _n. 1> () 2> ()
anacreontic [nQkrIȍntIk] _a. _.
anaemia [nimj] _n. _. ,
anaemic [nimIk] _a. 1> _. , 2> ,
anaerobe [Qnrub] _n. _.
anaesthesia [QnIsTizj] _n. ,
anaesthetic [QnIsTetIk] 1. _a. , 2. _n. ,
anaesthetize [QnisTItaIz] _v. ,
anagram [QngrQm] _n.
anal [eInl] _a. _.
analects [Qnlekts] _n. _pl.
analgesic [QnQldZesIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
analog [Qnlg] _n. 1> 2>
analogical [QnldZIkl] _a. _. 1> , 2> ,
analogous [nQlgs] _a. ;
analogy [nQldZI] _n. ; ; by analogy with, on the analogy of
analyse [QnlaIz] _v. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ()
analyses [nQlsiz] _pl. analysis
analysis [nQlsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) 1> 2> _. 3> _. ; sentence analysis 4> ; in the last ( final) analysis ޣ
analyst [QnlIst] _n. 1> 2> - 3> ; , 4>
analytic [QnlItIk] _a.
analytical [QnlItIkl] _a.
analytics [QnlItIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) 1> 2>
anamnesis [QnQmnisIs] _n. 1> 2> _.
anamorphosis [QnmfsIs] _n. 1> ֣ 2> ԣ ,
ananas [nAns] _n.
anapaest [Qnpist] _n. _.
anaplasty [QnplQstI] _n. _.
anarchic [QnAkIk] _a.
anarchical [QnAkIkl] _a.
anarchism [QnkIzm] _n.
anarchist [QnkIst] _n.
anarchy [QnkI] _n.
anastomoses [Qnstmusiz] _pl. anastomosis
anastomosis [QnstmusIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) _. _.
anathema [nQTIm] _n. 1> , 2>
anathematize [nQTImtaIz] _v. 1> 2>
anatomic [QntmIk] = anatomical
anatomical [QntmIkl] _a.
anatomist [nQtmIst] _n. 1> 2> ,
anatomize [nQtmaIz] _v. 1> 2> ;
anatomy [nQtmI] _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> _. , " "
anbury [QnbrI] _n. 1> _. , , 2> ( )
ancestor [QnsIst] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; to be one's own ancestor
ancestral [Qnsestrl] _a. ,
ancestry [QnsIstrI] _n. 1> 2> ;
anchor [QNk] 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 [QNkrIdZ] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> _. , ֣ 5> , ; ģ
anchored [QNkd] 1. _p-p. anchor 2 2. _a. 1> 2> , ģ
anchoress [QNkrIs] _n. ,
anchoret [QNkrt] _n. , ,
anchorite [QNkraIt] _n. , ,
anchovy [QntSvI] _n. , ()
anchylosis [QNkaIlusIs] _n. _. _.
ancient [eInSnt] 1. _a. 1> ; , ; ancient monuments 2> ; ancient literature 2. _n. 1> (the ancients) _pl. > ; > 2> ,
ancillary [QnsIlrI] _a. Σ, , ; ancillary industries
ancle [QNkl] = ankle
and [Qnd] ( ); [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 [QndQntI] _. _adv. _n. _.
andiron [QndaIn] _n.
androgyne [QndrdZIn] _n.
androgynous [QndrdZIns] _a. 1> 2>
anecdote [QnIkdut] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _pl. (. -. )
anecdotic [QnekdtIk] _a. 1> 2> ,
anemograph [nemQgrAf] _n. _. ,
anemometer [QnImcmIt] _n. _.
anemone [nemnI] _n. _. ,
anemoscope [nemskup] _n. _. ( )
aneroid [QnrId] _n. -
anesthesia [QnIsTizj] = anaesthesia
anesthetic [QnIsTetIk] = anaesthetic
aneurism [QnjurIzm] _n. _. ()
anew [nju] _adv. 1> 2> ; -
anfractuous [QnfrQktjus] _a. 1> ; ; 2> ,
angary [QNgrI] _n. , ( )
angel [eIndZl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. , -. ; to rush in where angels fear to tread ; angel's visits , 2. _v. _. (-. )
angelic [QndZelIk] _a. ; angelic patience ,
angelica [QndZelIk] _n. _. ,
anger [QNg] 1. _n. ; ; anger is a short madness _. - 2. _v. ; ,
Angevin [QndZIvIn] _a. _.
angina [QndZaIn] _n. 1> 2> = angina pectoris
angina pectoris [QndZaInpektrIs] _n.
angle _I [QNgl] 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 [QNgl] 1. _n. 2. _v. ; _. ; to angle for a compliment ; to angle with silver hook
angler [Qngl] _n. 1> 2> _. ޣ
angleworm [QNglwm] _n. ,
Anglican [QNglIkn] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. 2. _n.
Anglicism [QNglIsIzm] _n. 1> 2> , ..
Anglicist [QnglIsIst] _n.
Anglicize [QNglIsaIz] _v.
Anglistics [QNglIstIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
Anglo-Saxon [QNglusQksn] 1. _a. ; Anglo-Saxon alphabet 23 ( j, q, w, XVII .) 2. _n. 1> 2> ,
Anglomania [QNglumeInj] _n.
Anglophobia [QNglufubj] _n.
angola [QNgul] = angora
angora [QNgr] _n. 1> (. angora cat) 2> (. angora goat) 3>
angrily [QNgrIlI] _adv. ,
angry [QNgrI] _a. 1> , ֣; ; to be angry with smb. -.; to get angry at smth. - -.; to make smb. angry -. 2> ̣, ( , ..)
Angstrom unit [QNstrmjunIt] _n. _.
anguine [QNgwIn] _a.
anguish [QNgwIS] 1. _n. , ; anguish of body and mind 2. _v.
angular [QNgjul] _a. 1> ; ; angular point ; angular motion ; angular velocity 2> , 3> , 4>
angularity [QNgjulQrItI] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
anhydride [QnhaIdraId] _n. _.
anhydrite [QnhaIdraIt] _n. _.
anhydrous [QnhaIdrs] _a. _.
anil [QnIl] _n. ( )
anile [eInaIl] _a. 1> 2>
aniline [QnIlin] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; aniline dye
anility [QnIlItI] _n. 1> , 2>
animadversion [QnImQdvSn] _n. ,
animadvert [QnImQdvt] _v. , (on, upon)
animal [QnIml] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _a. ; ; animal bones (); animal breeding ( husbandry) _. ; animal traction ; ; animal spirits ,
animalcule [QnImQlkjul] _n.
animalism [QnImlIzm] _n. 1> 2> _.
animate 1. _a. [QnImIt] 1> 2> ̣; ̣ 2. _v. [QnImeIt] 1> , 2> ; ;
animated [QnImeItId] 1. _p-p. animate 2 2. _a. ̣; ̣; an animated discussion ̣ ; animated cartoon
animation [QnImeISn] _n. ; ;
animism [QnImIzm] _n. _.
animosity [QnImsItI] _n. ,
animus [QnIms] _. _n. ;
anise [QnIs] _n. ()
aniseed [QnIsid] _n. (; )
anker [QNk] _n. ( )
ankle [QNkl] _n.
ankle-joint [QNkldZInt] _n.
anklet [QNklIt] _n.
anna [Qn] _n. ( = 1/16 )
annalist [QnlIst] _n. 1> 2>
annals [Qnlz] _n. _pl. ,
anneal [nil] _v. 1> _. ; 2> (, )
annealing [nilIN] 1. _pres-p. anneal 2. _n. _.
Annelida [nelId] _n. _pl. _.
annex _I [Qneks] _n. 1> , , 2> , , _II [neks] _v. 1> ; 2> ; ( ..)
annexation [QnekseISn] _n. ;
annexe [Qneks] = annex i:
annihilate [naIleIt] _v. 1> , 2> ;
annihilation [naIleISn] _n. 1> , 2> ;
anniversary [QnIvsrI] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. ;
Anno Domini [QnudmInaI] _. 1. _adv. , ; 1972 AD 1972 2. _n. _. ; Anno Domini is the trouble -
annotate [QnuteIt] _v. 1> 2>
annotation [QnuteISn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
announce [nauns] _v. 1> , ; ; 2> 3> ( , )
announcement [naunsmnt] _n. , ; ,
announcer [nauns] _n. 1> 2>
annoy [nI] _v. ; , ,
annoyance [nIns] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ,
annoyed [nId] 1. _p-p. annoy 2. _a. ֣,
annoying [nIIN] 1. _pres-p. annoy 2. _a. ; ; ; how annoying! !
annual [Qnjul] 1. _a. ; ; annual income ; annual ring ( zone) ( ) 2. _n. 1> () 2> ( ) 3>
annually [QnjulI] _adv.
annuitant [njuItnt] _n.
annuity [njuItI] _n. ; life annuity ; government annuity
annul [nl] _v. , ; ; to annul a judgement
annular [Qnjul] _a. ,
annulary [QnjulrI] _n.
annulate [QnjuleIt] _a. ,
annulet [QnjulIt] _n. 1> 2> _.
annulment [nlmnt] _n. , ;
annunciate [nnSIeIt] _v. ;
annunciation [nnsIeISn] _n. 1> 2> (the A.) _.
annunciator [nnSIeIt] _n. ;
anode [Qnud] _n. _.
anodyne [QnudaIn] 1. _n. ; _. 2. _a. ; _.
anoint [nInt] _v. 1> , ( ..) 2> _.
anointment [nIntmnt] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> _.
anomalistic [nmlIstIk] _a. 1> , 2> _.
anomalous [nmls] _a. , ,
anomaly [nmlI] _n. 1> 2>
anon _I [nn] _adv. 1> , ; see you anon! _. ! 2> _. ; ; ever and anon ; _II [nn] _. anonymous
anonym [QnnIm] _n. 1> 2>
anonymity [QnnImItI] _n.
anonymous [nnIms] _a. ,
anopheles [nfIliz] _n. , (. anopheles mosquito)
anorak [QnrQk] _n. ,
anorexia [QnreksI] _n. _.
anorganic [QngQnIk] _a.
anosmia [QnsmI] _n. _.
another [nD] _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 [QnksimI] _n. ;
anoxia [ënksI] _n. ;
anserine [QnsraIn] _a. 1> 2>
answer [Ans] 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 answer -.); ; to answer for the consequences 5> (to answer ) 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 [Ansrbl] _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 [Qnt] _n. ; white ant
antacid [QntQsId] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
Antaeus [Qntis] _n. _. _.
antagonism [QntQgnIzm] _n. 1> , 2> (to, against)
antagonist [QntQgnIst] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _attr.
antagonistic [QntQgnIstIk] _a. 1> ; 2>
antagonize [QntQgnaIz] _v. 1> 2> , 3> _. ,
antarctic [QntAktIk] _a. ; A. Circle
antbear [QntbE] _n.
ante [QntI] _pref. -; -; antediluvian ; anteprandial
anteater [Qntit] = antbear
antebellum [QntIbelm] _. _a. 1> 2> _. _.
antecedent [QntIsidnt] 1. _n. 1> 2> _pl. , ; his antecedents 3> _. 4> _. 2. _a. 1> (to), 2>
antechamber [QntItSeImb] _n. , ,
antedate [QntIdeIt] 1. _n. , (. ) 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> 3>
antediluvian [QntIdIluvjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2>
antelope [QntIlup] _n.
antemeridian [QntImrIdIn] _a. ,
antemeridiem [QntImrIdIm] _adv.
antenatal [QntIneItl] _a. ;
antenna [Qnten] _n. (_pl. nae) 1> _. , 2> _.
antennae [Qnteni] _pl. antenna
antenuptial [QntInpSl] _a.
antepenult [QntIpInlt] _a. ( )
antepenultimate [QntIpInltImIt] _a. ( )
anteprandial [QntIprQndjl] _a.
anterior [QntIrI] _a. 1> 2>
anteriority [QntIrIȍrItI] _n. ;
anteriorly [QntIrIlI] _adv.
anteroom [QntIrum] _n. , ɣ
antfly [QntflaI] _n. (. . )
antheap [Qnthip] = anthill
anthem [QnTm] 1. _n. 1> ; ; national anthem 2> _. , 2. _v. _. ;
anther [QnT] _n. _.
anthill [QnthIl] _n.
anthologist [QnTldZIst] _n.
anthology [QnTldZI] _n.
anthracene [QnTrsin] _n. _.
anthracite [QnTrsaIt] _n.
anthrax [QnTrQks] _n. _. 1> 2>
anthropoid [QnTrupId] 1. _n. , 2. _a.
anthropologist [QnTrpldZIst] _n.
anthropology [QnTrpldZI] _n.
anthropometry [QnTrpmItrI] _n.
anthropomorphism [QnTrpumfIzm] _n.
anthropophagi [QnTrupfgaI] _n. _pl.
anthropophagy [QnTrupfdZI] _n.
anti [QntI] _pref. ,
antiaircraft [QntIEkrAft] _. 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
antiaircrafter [QntIEkrAft] _n. _. _.
antibiosis [QntIbaIȫusIs] _n. _.
antibiotic [QntIbaIȍtIk] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; antibiotic treatment
antiblackout suit [QntIblQkautsjut] _n. _.
antibody [QntIbdI] _n. _.
antic [QntIk] _n. 1> _pl. , , 2> _.
anticentre [QntIsent] _n. _. ()
antichrist [QntIkraIst] _n.
anticipant [QntIsIpnt] 1. _n. , . {. anticipate} 2. _a. , ;
anticipate [QntIsIpeIt] _v. 1> , ; , 2> , ( -.); to anticipate a disaster 3> , ; to anticipate smb.'s wishes -. 4> (-.), ( ޣ-.) .. ; ң; to anticipate payment _. 5> ,
anticipation [QntIsIpeISn] _n. 1> . {. anticipate}; in anticipation of smth. -.; -.; thanking you in anticipation ( ) 2> _. ߣ
anticipatory [QntIsIpeItrI] _a. 1> ; 2> _.
anticlerical [QntIklerIkl] _a.
anticlimax [QntIklaImQks] _n. 1> ; , 2> _. ,
anticlinal [QntIklaInl] _a. _.
anticline [QntIklaIn] _n. _. ,
anticlockwise [QntIklkwaIz] _adv.
anticyclone [QntIsaIklun] _n.
antidazzle [QntIdQzl] _a. ( )
antidemocratic [QntIdemkrQtIk] _a.
antidotal [QntIdutl] _a. ; antidotal treatment _.
antidote [QntIdut] _n.
antifascist [QntIfQSIst] 1. _n. 2. _a.
antifebrile [QntIfibraIl] _a.
antifreeze [QntIfriz] _n. _.
antifriction [QntIfrIkSn] _a. _.
antigen [QntIdZn] _n. _.
antiicer [QntIaIs] _n. _.
antiimperialistic [QntIImpIrIlIstIk] _a.
antijamming [QntIdZQmIN] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
antiknock [QntInk] _n. _. _.
antilogy [QntIldZI] _n.
antimacassar [QntImkQs] _n. ( , )
antimech [QntImek] _a. _.
antimechanized [QntImeknaIzd] _a. _.
antimilitaristic [QntImIlItrIstIk] _a.
antimissile [QntImIsaIl] _a.
antimony [QntImnI] _n. _.
antinomy [QntInmI] _n. 1> , ; 2>
antipathetic [QntIpTetIk] _a. ,
antipathetical [QntIpTetIkl] = antipathetic
antipathic [QntIpQTIk] _a. 1> , (-.) 2> _.
antipathy [QntIpTI] _n. 1> , 2>
antipersonnel [QntIpsnel] _a. _. ;
antiphlogistic [QntIfludZIstIk] _a.
antipodal [QntIpdl] _a. 1> , 2>
antipodes [QntIpdiz] _n. _pl. 1> , 2> ,
antipoison [QntIpIzn] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
antipole [QntIpul] _n. 1> 2>
antipyretic [QntIpaIretIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
antiquarian [QntIkwErIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. , ,
antiquary [QntIkwrI] _n. 1> , 2>
antiquated [QntIkweItId] _a. 1> 2>
antique [Qntik] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> (. ) 3> (the antique) (. ) ; ; drawing from the antique ; lover of the antique 4> _. () 2. _a. 1> ; 2>
antiquity [QntIkwItI] _n. 1> ; ; high antiquity 2> , ; the nations of antiquity 3> (. _pl.)
antirrhinum [QntIraInm] _n. _.
antiscorbutic [QntIskbjutIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
antiSemite [QntIsimaIt] _n.
antiSemitic [QntIsImItIk] _a.
antiSemitism [QntIsemItIzm] _n.
antiseptic [QntIseptIk] 1. _a. , 2. _n.
antiskid [QntIskId] _a. _.
antisocial [QntIsuSl] _a. 1> 2> ;
antisubmarine [QntIsbmrin] _a. _. ; antisubmarine bomb (_. a. s. bomb)
antitank [QntItQNk] _a.
antitheses [QntITIsiz] _pl. antithesis
antithesis [QntITIsIs] _n. (_pl. ses) 1> , 2> ,
antithetic [QntITetIk] _a. 1> 2>
antithetical [QntITetIkl] = antithetic
antitoxic [QntItksIk] _a. ,
antitoxin [QntItksIn] _n. ,
antitrade [QntItreId] _n.
antitrust [QntItrst] _a. , ..,
antitype [QntItaIp] _n. ;
antityphoid [QntItaIfId] _a.
antiviral [QntIvaIrl] _a.
antiwar [QntIw] _a.
antler [Qntl] _n. ;
antlion [QntlaIn] _n. _.
antonym [QntunIm] _n.
anurous [nurs] = anourous
anus [eIns] _n. _.
anvil [QnvIl] _n. ; on ( upon) the anvil ; , ; anvil chorus _. , , ; _a. good anvil does not fear the hammer _. أ
anxiety [QNzaItI] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> (for anxiety -.; . _inf.)
anxious [QNkSs] _a. 1> , (for, about anxious o); to be ( to feel) anxious about 2> , ( , ) 3> (for anxious -.; . _inf.); to be anxious for success ; I am anxious to see him ; to be on the anxious seat ( bench) _. ,
anxiously [QNkSslI] _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 [enIbdI] 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 [enIwn] _pron. _indef. 1> - ( . .); ( . .) 2> , ( . .)
anything [enITIN] _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 [eIȍt] _n. _.
aortic [eIȍtIk] _a. _. ; aortic arches
apace [peIs] _adv. ; ill news comes apace _.
apanage [QpnIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> ,
apart [pAt] _adv. 1> , ; to stand apart ; 2> , ; ; apart from , , ; to take apart ; to grow apart
apartheid [pAtheIt] _n. , ,
apartment [pAtmnt] _n. 1> ; _pl. 2> _. ; walkup apartment 3> _attr. apartment house _.
apartness [pAtnIs] _n.
apathetic [QpTetIk] _a. , ,
apathy [QpTI] _n. , ;
apatite [QptaIt] _n. _.
ape [eIp] 1. _n. 1> () 2> _. , ; to act ( to play) the ape > , ; > , ; 2. _v. , ;
apeak [pik] _adv. 1> _. , , 2> , " "
apeman [eIpmn] _n. 1> 2>
aperient [pIrInt] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. ,
aperitif [perItIf] _n.
aperitive [perItIv] = aperient
aperture [Qptju] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. ϣ; ̣; aperture of a door ϣ 3> _.
apery [eIprI] _n. 1> , 2>
apex [eIpeks] _n. (_pl. xes [ksIz], apices) 1> , 2> _. Σ 3> _. ɣ ; 4> _attr. apex stone ,
aphasia [QfeIzj] _n. _.
aphelion [Qfiljn] _n. _.
aphides [eIfIdiz] _pl. aphis
aphis [eIfIs] _n. (_pl. aphides)
aphonia [Qfunj] _n. _.
aphony [QfnI] = aphonia
aphorism [QfrIzm] _n.
aphoristic [QfrIstIk] _a.
aphrodisiac [QfrudIzIQk] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; 2. _n. ,
Aphrodite [QfrudaItI] _n. _. _.
aphtha [QfT] _n. (_pl. ae) 1> ( ) 2> ( ) 3> _pl. _.
aphthae [QfTi] _pl. aphtha
aphylious [fIls] _a. _. ,
apian [eIpjn] _a.
apiarian [eIpIErIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. = apiarist
apiarist [eIpjrIst] _n.
apiary [eIpjrI] _n. ,
apical [QpIkl] _a. 1> , 2> _. , ,
apices [eIpIsiz] _pl. apex
apiculture [eIpIkltS] _n.
apiece [pis] _adv. 1> ; 2> , ; ; they had five roubles apiece
aping [eIpIN] = apery 1
apis [eIpIs] _n.
apish [eIpIS] _a. 1> 2> 3>
aplenty [plentI] _adv. _. ,
aplomb [plm] _n. _.
apocalypse [pklIps] _n.
apocarpous [QpukAps] _a. _. ,
apocope [pkupI] _n. _. ,
apocrypha [pkrIf] _n. _pl.
apocryphal [pkrIfl] _a. 1> 2>
apodal [Qpdl] _a. _. , ( , ..)
apogee [pudZi] _n. (. _.)
Apollo [plu] _n. 1> _. _. 2>
apologetic [pldZetIk] _a. 1> ; he was very apologetic 2> ; he spoke in an apologetic tone 3> ,
apologetics [pldZetIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
apologize [pldZaIz] _v. (for apologize ޣ-., to apologize -.);
apologue [Qplg] _n.
apology [pldZI] _n. 1> ; to make ( to offer) an ( one's) apology , 2> , 3> _. , ; an apology for a painting! , !; a mere apology for a dinner ; ?
apophthegm [QpuTem] _n. _. ( )
apoplectic [QpuplektIk] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. 2. _n. 1> , 2> ,
apoplexy [QpupleksI] _n. ,
apostasy [pstsI] _n. ( ..);
apostate [pstIt] 1. _n. ; 2. _a.
apostatize [psttaIz] _v. ( ..)
apostle [psl] _n. 1> 2>
apostolic [QpstlIk] _a. 1> 2>
apostolical [QpstlIkl] = apostolic
apostrophe _I [pstrfI] _n. _. , ( , ..) _II [pstrfI] _n. ( ')
apostrophize _I [pstrfaIz] _v. _. ( -. -. , ..) _II [pstrfaIz] _v.
apothecary [pTIkrI] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
apothegm [QpuTem] = apophthegm
apotheoses [pTIȫusiz] _pl. apotheosis
apotheosis [pTIȫusIs] _n. (_pl. oses) 1> ; 2> 3> _.
appal [pl] _v. ;
appalling [plIN] 1. _pres-p. appal 2. _a. ; ,
appallingly [plINlI] _adv. ;
appanage [QpnIdZ] = apanage
apparatus [QpreIts] _n. (_pl. uses [sIz], . .) 1> , ; , ; 2> 3> _. ; the digestive apparatus
apparel [pQrl] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. 2. _v. _. ;
apparent [pQrnt] _a. 1> ; apparent to the naked eye ֣ ; to become apparent , 2> , , ; apparent noon _. ; apparent time _. 3> 4> _.
apparently [pQrntlI] _adv. 1> , 2> -, ,
apparition [QprISn] _n. 1> (. ) 2> ; , 3> _.
apparitor [pQrIt] _n. 1> ; 2>
appeal [pil] 1. _n. 1> , (to appeal ) 2> ; World Peace Council's A. 3> , (for appeal o); appeal for pardon 4> ; to make an appeal to smb. -., -.; to have appeal , 5> 6> _. ; 2. _v. 1> , , , (to appeal ); 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 [pilbl] _a. ,
appealing [pilIN] 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 [pizbl] _a. ,
appease [piz] _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> (, ) 4>
appeasement [pizmnt] _n. . {. appease}; a policy of appeasement
appellant [pelnt] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. 1> , 2> _.
appellate [pelIt] _a. ; appellate court _.
appellation [QpleISn] _n. ,
appellative [peltIv] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. () 2. _a. _.
appellee [Qpeli] _n. _.
append [pend] _v. 1> ; 2> ; (-. , ..)
appendage [pendIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2>
appendices [pendIsiz] _pl. appendix
appendicitis [pendIsaItIs] _n. _.
appendix [pendIks] _n. (_pl. -ices) 1> 2> ( , ..) 3> _. , 4> ()
apperception [QpsepSn] _n. _.
appertain [QpteIn] _v. ; (to appertain -.)
appetence [QpItns] _n. 1> (of, for, after) 2> (. - for)
appetency [QpItnsI] _n. 1> (of, for, after) 2> (. - for)
appetite [QpItaIt] _n. 1> 2> ( , ..); sexual appetite 3> , ; an appetite for reading ; appetite comes with eating _.
appetizer [QpItaIz] _n. 1> , , 2> _.
appetizing [QpItaIzIN] _a. , ; ,
applaud [pld] _v. 1> , 2> ; he applauded my decision ϣ
applause [plz] _n. 1> , ; there was loud applause for the actor ԣ 2>
apple [Qpl] _n. 1> 2> ; apple of discord ; apple of one's eye > ; > ; the rotten apple injures its neighbours _. ӣ
apple dumpling [QpldmplIN] _n. , ޣ
apple sauce [Qplss] _n. 1> 2> _. _. 3> ,
applebrandy [QplbrQndI] _n.
applecart [QplkAt] _n. ; to upset smb.'s applecart -.
applegrub [Qplgrb] _n. 1> 2>
applejack [QpldZQk] _. = apple-brandy
applepie [QplpaI] _n. ; applepie order , ; applepie bed , , (, Σ )
applequince [QplkwIns] = quince
appletree [Qpltri] _n.
appliance [plaIns] _n. 1> , ; domestic electric appliances 2> _. 3> _attr. appliance load _.
applicable [QplIkbl] _a. , , (to)
applicant [QplIknt] _n. 1> , 2>
application [QplIkeISn] _n. 1> ; ; to put in an application 2> ; 3> (, ..) 4> () 5> , , (. application to work)
application blank [QplIkeISnblQNk] = application form
application form [QplIkeISnfm] _n.
applied [plaId] 1. _p-p. apply 2. _a.
applique [QplikeI] _n. _.
apply [plaI] _v. 1> (for apply , , , ..; to apply -.) 2> 3> ; ; to apply brakes 4> 5> _refl. (-.), ϣ ( -.) 6> , ; ; this rule applies to all ; to apply the undertakings
appoint [pInt] _v. 1> , ; they found it necessary to appoint the exact time and place of their meeting ; he was appointed manager 2> 3> , 4> ;
appointed [pIntId] 1. _p-p. appoint 2. _a. 1> , ̣; to come at the appointed time 2> ; well (badly) appointed ()
appointee [pInti] _n. ,
appointive [pIntIv] _a. _. , ( )
appointment [pIntmnt] _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 [pSn] _v. , , (, ); to apportion one's time ϣ
apportionment [pSnmnt] _n.
apposite [QpuzIt] _a. , ; ; an apposite remark
appositely [QpuzItlI] _adv.
apposition [QpuzISn] _n. 1> , ; apposition of seal 2> _. (. a noun in apposition)
appraisal [preIzl] _n.
appraise [preIz] _v. ,
appraisement [preIzmnt] _n.
appraiser [preIz] _n. ;
appreciable [priSbl] _a. 1> , 2>
appreciate [priSIeIt] _v. 1> 2> () ; I appreciate your kindness 3> ; I appreciate your difficulty , ; , ޣ 4> ; to appreciate the necessity , 5> ; ; to appreciate colours 6> ()
appreciation [priSIeISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> ; she has an appreciation of art () 4> 5> , 6> ; 7> ; ; appreciation of capital
appreciative [priSjtIv] _a. ; ,
apprehend [QprIhend] _v. 1> , 2> (-. ), (), ; to apprehend danger 3> ,
apprehensible [QprIhensbl] _a. ,
apprehension [QprIhenSn] _n. 1> ( _pl.) ; ; to be under apprehension of one's life 2> ; ; quick of apprehension ; dull of apprehension 3> , 4> ,
apprehensive [QprIhensIv] _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 [Qpru] _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 [QprubeIt] _v. _. 1> 2>
approbation [QprubeISn] _n. 1> ; on approbation . appro 2> , ; by approbation
approbatory [QprubeItrI] _a.
appropriate 1. _a. [pruprIIt] 1> , (to, for) 2> , (to) 2. _v. [pruprIeIt] 1> 2> 3>
appropriation [pruprIeISn] _n. 1> 2> , ( ̣ ); A. Bill
appropriationinaid [pruprIeISnIneId] _n. ,
approval [pruvl] _n. 1> ; ; he gave his approval to our plan ; to meet with approval ; on approval . appro 2> ; 3> ; to submit for approval ,
approve [pruv] _v. 1> (of) 2> (. ); 3> _refl. , ; he approved himself a good pianist
approved [pruvd] 1. _p-p. approve 2. _a. approved school
approvingly [pruvINlI] _adv.
approximate 1. _a. [prksImIt] 1> , (to approximate ) 2> ; approximate value _. ֣ 2. _v. [prksImeIt] 1> (); 2>
approximately [prksImItlI] _adv. , ֣, ; highly approximately
approximation [prksImeISn] _n. 1> 2> , ..; ֣
appurtenance [ptInns] _n. 1> 2>
appurtenant [ptInnt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. ;
apricot [eIprIkt] _n. 1> 2> 3>
April [eIprl] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; April weather , ; _. , ̣; April fish
Aprilfool [eIprlful] _n. , 1-
Aprilfoolday [eIprlfuldeI] _n. ӣ (1 )
apriority [eIpraIȍrItI] _n.
apron [eIprn] _n. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> _. 4> _. 5> _. , 6> _. ң,
apronstrings [eIprnstrINz] _n. _pl. ; to be tied ( to be pinned) to one's wife's apronstrings , ֣
apropos [Qprpu] _. 1. _a. , , 2. _adv. 1> , 2> , ; apropos of this
apse [Qps] _n. _.
apsides [QpsaIdiz] _pl. apsis
apsis [QpsIs] _n. (_pl. apsides) _.
apt [Qpt] _a. 1> ; an apt quotation 2> , ( _inf.); apt to take fire 3> (at apt ) 4> _predic. , ; ; he is apt to succeed , ,
apterous [Qptrs] _a. _.
aptitude [QptItjud] _n. 1> ; 2> (for) 3>
apyrous [eIpaIrs] _a. ,
aqua regia [QkwridZj] _n. _.
aquafortis [QkwftIs] _n.
aquafortist [QkwftIst] _n.
aqualung [QkwlN] _n.
aquamarine [Qkwmrin] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> - 2. _a. 1> 2> -
aquaplane [QkwpleIn] 1. _n. _. 2. _v.
aquarelle [Qkwrel] _n.
aquarellist [QkwrelIst] _n.
aquarium [kwErIm] _n.
Aquarius [kwErIs] _n. ( )
aquatic [kwQtIk] _a. 1> 2>
aquatics [kwQtIks] _n. _pl.
aquatint [QkwtInt] _n. _.
aquation [kweISn] _n. _.
aquavitae [QkwvaIti] _n. ,
aqueduct [QkwIdkt] _n. 1> , 2> _. , ,
aqueous [eIkwIs] _a. 1> ; ; aqueous solution ; aqueous chamber _. 2> _.
aquifer [QkwIf] _n. _.
aquiferous [kwIfrs] _a. _.
aquiline [QkwIlaIn] _a.
Arab [Qrb] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; street Arab , 2. _a.
arabesque [Qrbesk] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> , 2> , ,
Arabian [reIbjn] 1. _a. ; Nights' Entertainments, Arabian Nights , " "; Arabian bird 2. _n. ;
Arabic [QrbIk] 1. _a. ; ; Arabic numerals 2. _n.
arable [Qrbl] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
arachnid [rQknId] _n.
arachnitis [rQknaIts] = arachnoiditis
arachnoid [rQknId] 1. _n. _. () 2. _a. _.
arachnoiditis [rQknIdaIts] _n. _.
araeometer [QrIȍmIt] = areometer
Aramaic [QrmeIIk] _n.
arbalest [AblIst] _n. _. ,
arbalester [AblIst] _n. _.
arbiter [AbIt] _n. 1> ; 2>
arbitrage [AbItrIdZ] _n. _. ..
arbitral [AbItrl] _a. ,
arbitrament [AbItrmnt] _n. 1> 2> , ;
arbitrary [AbItrrI] _a. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. arbitrary constant ; arbitrary signs and symbols
arbitrate [AbItreIt] _v. 1> , أ 2>
arbitration [AbItreISn] _n. , ; arbitration of exchange _.
arbitrator [AbItreIt] _n. ,
arbor _I [Ab] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. A. Day _II [Ab] _n. _. ; ; ;
arboraceous [AbreISs] _a. ;
arboreal [AbrIl] _a. 1> ; 2> _. ,
arboreous [AbrIs] _a. 1> 2> 3> = arboreal 2
arborescent [Abresnt] _a.
arboreta [Abrit] _pl. arboretum
arboretum [Abritm] _. _n. (_pl. ta)
arboriculture [AbrIkltS] _n. ; ,
arboriculturist [AbrIkltSrIst] _n.
arborization [AbrIzeISn] _n. 1> _. , 2> _.
arbour [Ab] _n. ( )
arbutus [Abjuts] _n.
arc [Ak] 1. _n. 1> _. ; arc of fire _. 2> 3> 4> _attr. ; arc lamp ; arc welding 2. _v. _.
arcade [AkeId] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
arcadian [AkeIdjn] 1. _a. ; ; 2. _n. , ,
arcana [AkeIn] _pl. arcanum
arcanum [AkeInm] _n. (_pl. na) 1> 2> _. ,
arcboutant [AbutAN] _n. _. (_pl. arcsboutants) _. ,
arch _I [AtS] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> 4> _attr. ; ; arch bridge ; arch dam 2. _v. 1> ; 2> () _II [AtS] _a. ,
arch- [AtS] _pref. : > , ; archbishop ; > , ; archliar ; archrogue ; > _. , ; archfounder
Archaean [Akin] _a. _.
archaeological [AkIldZIkl] _a.
archaeologist [AkIȍldZIst] _n.
archaeology [AkIȍldZI] _n.
archaic [AkeIIk] _a. ,
archaism [AkeIIzm] _n. ,
archaize [AkeIaIz] _v. 1> 2>
archangel [AkeIndZl] _n. 1> 2> _. ԣ-; white archangel
archbishop [AtSbISp] _n.
archbishopric [AtSbISprIk] _n.
archdeacon [AtSdikn] _n.
archdiocese [AtSdaIsIs] _n.
arched [AtSt] 1. _p-p. arch I, 2 2. _a. 1> 2> ; 3> ; arched girder _. , ; arched bridge
archenemy [AtSenImI] _n. 1> 2>
Archeozoic [AkIzuIk] _a. _.
archer [AtS] _n. 1> , 2> (A.) ( )
archery [AtSrI] _n. 1> 2> _. _.
archetype [AkItaIp] _n. , ;
archfiend [AtSfind] _n.
archill [AkIl] _n. _. , ()
Archimedean [AkImidjn] _a. ; Archimedean screw
archipelago [AkIpelIgu] _n. (_pl. os, oes [uz]) 1> ; 2> (A.)
architect [AkItekt] _n. 1> , ; civil architect ; naval architect 2> _. , ; architect of one's own fortunes
architectonic [AkItektnIk] _a. 1> 2> 3>
architectonics [AkItektnIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) 1> 2>
architectural [AkItektSrl] _a. ; architectural engineering
architecture [AkItektS] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ; the architecture of a speech
architrave [AkItreIv] _n. _.
archival [AkaIvl] _a.
archives [AkaIvz] _n. _pl.
archivist [AkIvIst] _n. _pl.
archly [AtSlI] _adv.
archness [AtSnIs] _n.
archway [AtSweI] _n. 1> 2> ;
archwise [AtSwaIz] _adv. ,
arcing [AkIN] 1. _pres-p. arc 2 2. _n. _. ;
arcsboutants [AbutAN] _pl. arc-boutant
arctic [AktIk] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> 2. _n. 1> (the A.) 2> _pl. _. ԣ
Arctic Circle [AktIkskl] _n.
arctic fox [AktIkfks] _n.
arcticize [AktIsaIz] _v. ; arcticized vehicle ,
arcuate [AkjuIt] _a. , ,
arcuated [AkjuItId] _a. , ,
ardent [Adnt] _a. 1> , , , ; ardent love ; ardent desire 2> , ; ardent heat ; ardent spirits
ardently [AdntlI] _adv. ,
ardour [Ad] _n. 1> , , ; to damp smb.'s ardour -. 2>
arduous [Adjus] _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> ,
areasketch [ErIsketS] _n. _.
aren't [Ant] _. _. = are not
arena [rin] _n. 1> 2> ;
arenaceous [QrIneISs] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
areometer [QrIȍmIt] _n.
Areopagus [QrIȍpgs] _. _n.
arete [QreIt] _n. _.
argent [AdZnt] 1. _a. 2. _n. _. _. _. 1> 2> ,
argentic [AdZentIk] _a. _. ; argentic chloride
argentiferous [AdZntIfrs] _a. , ( )
Argentine [AdZntaIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
argentine [AdZntaIn] _a. ;
Argentinean [AdZntInjn] _n. ;
argil [AdZIl] _n.
argillaceous [AdZIleISs] _a. ,
argilliferous [AdZIlIfrs] _a.
argon [Agn] _n. _.
Argonaut [Agnt] _n. 1> _. _. 2> (.) _. {. fortyniner} 3> (.) _. ()
argosy [AgsI] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
argot [Agu] _n. _. ,
argue [Agju] _v. 1> (with, against argue -., about argue 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 [AgjufaI] _v. _.
argument [Agjumnt] _n. 1> , (for argument -., against argument -.); a strong argument ; a weak argument 2> 3> , ; a matter of argument 4> () 5> _. ,
argumentation [AgjumenteISn] _n. 1> 2>
argumentative [AgjumenttIv] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> 4> 5> , (of argumentative )
Argus [Ags] _n. 1> _. _. 2> ,
Arguseyed [AgsaId] _a. ;
argute [Agjut] _a. 1> , 2> ( )
aria [ArI] _n.
arid [QrId] _a. 1> , ; ; ( ); arid region ; 2> , ,
aridity [QrIdItI] _n. . {. arid}
Aries [Eriz] _n. ( )
aright [raIt] _adv. , ; if I hear you aright
aril [QrIl] _n. _. ,
arioso [ArIȫuzu] _. _n. _adv. _.
arise [raIz] _v. (arose - arisen) 1> , 2> , (from, out of arise -.) 3> _. , 4> _. ;
arisen [rIzn] _p-p. arise
arista [rIst] _. _n. (_pl. ae) _.
aristae [rIsti] _pl. arista
aristocracy [QrIstkrsI] _n.
aristocrat [QrIstkrQt] _n.
aristocratic [QrIstkrQtIk] _a.
Aristotelian [QrIsttiljn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
arithmetic 1. _n. [rITmtIk] ; ޣ 2. _a. [QrITmetIk] = arithmetical
arithmetical [QrITmetIkl] _a. ; arithmetical mean ; arithmetical progression
arithmetician [rITmtISn] _n.
arithmometer [QrITmmIt] _n.
ark [Ak] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; _. ; Noah's ark (. ); to lay hands on ( to touch) the ark ; ark of refuge
arm _I [Am] _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 [Am] 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 [Amhul] _n.
arm-in-arm [AmInAm] _adv.
arm-saw [Ams] _n. 1> 2>
arm-twisting [AmtwIstIN] _n. 1> 2> _.
armache [AmeIk] _n. (. )
armada [AmAd] _n. ; the invincible A. _.
armadillo [AmdIlu] _n. (_pl. os [uz]) _. ,
Armageddon [Amgedn] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
armament [Ammnt] _n. 1> 2> ֣ 3> ; 4> _attr. armament factory ( works) 5> _pl. _attr. armaments drive ( race)
armature [Amtju] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. () 5> _. _.
armband [AmbQnd] _n.
armchair [AmtSE] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; Σ; armchair critic , -. ,
arme blanche [ArmblantS] _n. _. 1> 2>
armed [Amd] 1. _p-p. arm II, 2 2. _a. ֣; ̣; armed forces ֣ ; armed attack ֣ ; armed insurrection ֣
Armenian [Aminjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
armful [Amful] _n.
arming [AmIN] 1. _pres-p. arm II, 2 2. _n. ;
armistice [AmIstIs] _n. ; ,
armless _I [AmlIs] _a. 1> 2> _II [AmlIs] _a.
armlet [AmlIt] _n. 1> 2> 3> ;
armor [Am] _. = armour
armored [Amd] _. = armoured
armorial [AmrIl] 1. _a. , 2. _n.
armory [AmrI] _n. 1> 2> _. = armoury 3> _. (. ) 4> _.
armour [Am] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; 2> (, ..) 3> 4> () 5> _. _. 6> _attr. ; 2. _v. Σ
armour-bearer [AmbEr] _n. _.
armour-clad [AmklQd] 1. _a. , 2. _n.
armour-piercer [AmpIs] _n.
armour-piercing [AmpIsIN] _a. ; armour-piercing shell
armour-plate [AmpleIt] _n. ,
armour-plated [AmpleItId] _a. ,
armoured [Amd] 1. _p-p. armour 2 2. _a. , ; ; armoured car ; armoured forces ; armoured train ; armoured concrete ; armoured cow _. _. _. ݣ
armourer [Amr] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ( ..)
armoury [AmrI] _n. ,
armpit [AmpIt] _n.
army [AmI] _n. 1> ; the Soviet A. ; A. in the Field ; standing army ; A. 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 [AmIredZIst] _n. _.
army-beef [AmIbif] _n. ( )
army-list [AmIlIst] _n.
army-rank [AmIrQNk] _n. ( ޣ)
arnica [AnIk] _n. _. _.
aroma [rum] _n. ,
aromatic [QrumQtIk] _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 [raundDklk] = round-the-clock
arouse [rauz] _v. 1> 2> , (. , ..) 3> ; , (, , ); to arouse one's interest -. 4> (-.)
arquebus [AkwIbs] = harquebus
arrack [Qrk] _n. ( )
arraign [reIn] _v. 1> ; ; to arraign before the bar of public opinion 2>
arraignment [reInmnt] _n. 1> ; 2>
arrange [reIndZ] _v. 1> , , 2> () 3> , , ; to arrange with smb. about smth. -. ޣ-.; we arranged to meet at six 4> (); 5> , (for) 6> , (. ) 7> _. 8> _.
arrangement [reIndZmnt] _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 [reIndZ] _n. _.
arrant [Qrnt] _a. ; ; ; arrant nonsense ; arrant knave
arras [Qrs] _n. ; ,
array [reI] 1. _n. 1> (. battle array) 2> 3> , 4> _. , , 5> _. 6> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. (in array -.); (in array -.); to array oneself in all one's finery _. 3> _.
arrearage [rIrIdZ] _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 [QrIEbQn] _n. _. _. 1> 2>
arriere-pensee [QrIEpANseI] _n. _.
arris [QrIs] _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 [Qrgns] _n. 1> , 2>
arrogant [Qrugnt] _a. 1> , 2>
arrogate [QrugeIt] _v. 1> , 2> (to arrogate -. -.) 3>
arrow [Qru] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> -; an arrow left in one's quiver ,
arrow-head [Qruhed] _n. 1> , ɣ 2> = arrow 3
arrow-headed [QruhedId] _a. ң;
arrowroot [Qrurut] _n. ( )
arrowy [QruI] _a. 1> 2> ; , ; arrowy tongue
arse [As] _n. _.
arsenal [AsInl] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
arsenic 1. _n. [AsnIk] 2. _a. [AsenIk]
arsenical [AsenIkl] = arsenic 2
arson [Asn] _n. _.
art _I [At] _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 [At] _. 2 . . . . to be
Artemis [AtImIs] _n. _. _.
arterial [AtIrIl] _a. 1> _. 2> ; arterial drainage 3> ; arterial road , ; arterial traffic
arteriosclerosis [AtIrIusklIrusIs] _n. _.
artery [AtrI] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
artesian [Atizjn] _a.
artful [Atful] _a. 1> 2>
artfulness [AtfulnIs] _n. 1> 2>
arthritis [ATraItIs] _n. _.
Arthurian [ATjurIn] _a. Arthurian romances _.
Artichoke [AtItSuk] _n. _.
article [AtIkl] 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 article -.) 2>
articular [AtIkjul] _a. _.
articulate 1. _a. [AtIkjulIt] 1> 2> , ޣ; ޣ , ޣ 3> _. _. _. , ; 4> _. 2. _v. [AtIkjuleIt] 1> ޣ 2> _. 3> (. _p-p.) _. ; ()
articulation [AtIkjuleISn] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _.
artifice [AtIfIs] _n. 1> , 2> ,
artificer [AtIfIs] _n. 1> 2> , 3> 4> _. ()
artificial [AtIfISl] 1. _a. 1> ; artificial butter ; artificial respiration ; artificial atmosphere ; artificial numbers _. 2> ; artificial year ( ) 2. _n. _pl. 1> 2> _.
artillerist [AtIlrIst] _n.
artillery [AtIlrI] _n. 1> ; accompanying artillery , ; artillery with the army _. 2> _attr. ; ; artillery board ; artillery emplacement _. ; artillery engagement ; artillery mount ; artillery range
artilleryman [AtIlrImn] _n.
artisan [AtIzQn] _n. ,
artist [AtIst] _n. 1> 2> 3>
artiste [Atist] _n. 1> 2> (, ; . _.)
artistic [AtIstIk] _a. 1> 2>
artless [AtlIs] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ,
arty [AtI] _a. _. 1> ( ) 2> () ( )
arum [Erm] _n. _. ,
Aryan [ErIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
as [Qz] ( ); [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 [QzbestIn] _a.
asbestos [Qzbests] _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
Ascension-day [senSndeI] _n. _.
ascensional [senSnl] _a. 1> ; ascensional ventilation _. 2> ߣ; ascensional power _. ߣ ; ascensional rate _. , ߣ
Ascensiontide [senSntaId] _n. _.
ascent [sent] _n. 1> , ߣ 2> , ; rapid ascent ߣ 3>
ascertain [QsteIn] _v. , , , ; to ascertain the situation
ascertainment [QsteInmnt] _n. , ; ascertainment of facts
ascetic [setIk] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. ;
asceticism [setIsIzm] _n.
ascorbic [skbIk] _a. ascorbic acid
Ascot [Qskt] _n. ( )
ascribe [skraIb] _v. (to ascribe -.); this poem is ascribed to Lermontov
ascription [skrIpSn] _n.
asepsis [QsepsIs] _n.
aseptic [QseptIk] 1. _n. 2. _a.
asexual [Qseksjul] _a.
ash _I [QS] 1. _n. 1> (. _pl.) , ; to burn to ashes ; to lay in ashes , 2> _pl. , ; to turn to dust and ashes ( ) 2. _v. _II [QS] _n. _. ; mountain ash, wild ash
ash can [QSkQn] _n. _. 1> = ash-bin 2> _. _.
Ash Wednesday [QSwenzdI] _n.
ash-bin [QSbIn] _n. 1> , 2> _.
ash-box [QSbks] _n. _. ;
ash-key [QSki] _n. _. ( )
ash-pan [QSpQn] = ash-box
ash-pit [QSpIt] = ash-box
ash-pot [QSpt] _n.
ash-stand [QSstQnd] = ash-tray
ash-tray [QStreI] _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 [QSn] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> - _II [QSn] _a.
ashlar [QSl] _n. _. 1> ԣ ( ) 2> _attr. ashlar facing ԣ
ashler [QSl] _n. _. 1> ԣ ( ) 2> _attr. ashler facing ԣ
ashore [S] _adv. 1> , ; to come ashore, to go ashore ; to run ashore, to be driven ashore 2> ,
ashy [QSI] _a. 1> 2>
ashy-gray [QSIgreI] = ashy
Asian [eISn] = Asiatic; Asian flu
Asiatic [eISIQtIk] 1. _n. ; 2. _a.
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 [QsInaIn] _a. 1> 2> ,
ask [Ask] _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 [skQns] _adv. 1> , 2> ; ; to look ( to view, to glance) askance at smb. -. ,
askant [skQnt] = askance
askew [skju] _adv. 1> , ; to hang a picture askew 2> ; he looked at them askew
asking [AskIN] 1. _pres-p. ask 2. _n. 1> it's yours for the asking () 2> _attr. the asking price
aslant [slAnt] 1. _adv. , 2. _prep. ң
asleep [slip] _a. _predic. 1> ; to be asleep ; to fall asleep 2> , 3> ԣ ( , )
aslope [slup] _adv. , ; ;
asocial [suSl] _a. ,
asp _I [Qsp] _n. _. _II [Qsp] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _.
asparagus [spQrgs] _n. _.
aspect [Qspekt] _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 [Qspn] 1. _n. = asp i: 2. _a. ; to tremble like an aspen leaf
asperity [QsperItI] _n. 1> , 2> () 3> (. _pl.) , ; the asperities of a cold winter 4> ; ; to speak with asperity
asperse [sps] _v. , ,
aspersion [spSn] _n. ; to cast aspersions on smb. -.
asphalt [QsfQlt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. ,
asphodel [Qsfdel] _n. _.
asphyxia [QsfIksI] _n. _. ,
asphyxiant [QsfIksInt] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; asphyxiant gas
asphyxiate [QsfIksIeIt] _v. 1> ; 2>
asphyxy [QsfIksI] = asphyxia
aspic [QspIk] _n. ()
aspidistra [QspIdIstr] _n. _.
aspirant [spaIrnt] 1. _n. , (to, for, after) 2. _a. ,
aspirate 1. _n. [QsprIt] _. 1> 2> 2. _v. [QspreIt] 1> _. 2> _. () -.
aspiration [QspreISn] _n. 1> ; ( -.) 2> _. 3> _. ()
aspirator [QspreIt] _n. 1> 2>
aspire [spaI] _v. , (to, after, at; . _inf.)
aspirin [QsprIn] _n.
ass [Qs] _n. ӣ; 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
assagai [QsgaI] _n. , ( ͣ)
assail [seIl] _v. 1> , ; ; ; I was assailed with questions ; I was assailed by doubts , 2> 3> ( ..); ,
assailable [seIlbl] _a. ,
assailant [seIlnt] _n. ,
assassin [sQsIn] _n. 1> (. , - ); hired assassin 2>
assassinate [sQsIneIt] _v. 1> () 2>
assassination [sQsIneISn] _n. 1> () 2>
assassinator [sQsIneIt] = assassin
assault [slt] 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 [slt] _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 [QsgaI] = assagai
assemblage [semblIdZ] _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 A. Σ 3> (A.) ; ( ) 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 assent -., -.); (to); he assented to our proposal ; he assented to receive the visitor
assentation [QsenteISn] _n. ,
assert [st] _v. 1> ; 2> ; , ( ..); to assert oneself > ; ; > ; to assert one's rights
assertion [sSn] _n. 1> ; a mere assertion 2> 3> _.
assertive [stIv] _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 [Qset] _n. 1> _pl. _. , 2> _pl. _. (); ; assets and liabilities 3> ( ) 4> _. ; ; good health is a great asset -
asseverate [sevreIt] _v. 1> 2>
asseveration [sevreISn] _n. 1> 2>
assiduity [QsIdjuItI] _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 [QsIgneISn] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> ; ; 4>
assignee [QsIni] _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 [sImIleISn] _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 [susIeISn] _n. 1> 2> , , 3> , () 4> , , 5> _. , 6> _attr. association football
associative [suSjtIv] _a. 1> 2>
assonance [Qsunns] _n. 1> 2> , ( )
assonant [Qsunnt] 1. _n. _. 2. _a.
assorted [stId] _a. 1> ; a pound of assorted sweets 2>
assortment [stmnt] _n. 1> 2>
assuage [sweIdZ] _v. 1> ( ..); (, ) 2> ()
assuagement [sweIdZmnt] _n. 1> ; 2>
assume [sjum] _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 [sjumd] 1. _p-p. assume 2. _a. 1> ; an assumed name 2> 3> ,
assuming [sjumIN] 1. _pres-p. assume 2. _a. ;
assumption [smpSn] _n. 1> , ; assumption of power 2> ( ) 3> 4> 5> 6> _.
assumptive [smptIv] _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 [QsI] _n. _. assembly
Assyrian [sIrIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> , ; 2>
astatic [stQtIk] _a. _. ; astatic needle
aster [Qst] _n.
asterisk [QstrIsk] 1. _n. 1> ף 2> _. ף, 2. _v. _. ף
astern [stn] _adv. _. 1> ; ; 2> ; full speed astern ()
asteroid [QstrId] 1. _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. 2. _a.
asthenia [QsTinj] _n. _. ,
asthma [Qsm] _n. _. ,
asthmatic [QsmQtIk] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n.
astigmatism [QstIgmtIzm] _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 [stnIS] _v. ,
astonishing [stnISIN] 1. _pres-p. astonish 2. _a. ,
astonishment [stnISmnt] _n. ,
astound [staund] _v. ,
astounding [staundIN] 1. _pres-p. astound 2. _a.
astraddle [strQdl] _adv. _a. _predic. ; (. )
astragal [Qstrgl] _n. _. ,
astragali [strQglaI] _pl. astragalus
astragalus [strQgls] _n. (_pl. -li) 1> _. 2> _.
astrakhan [QstrkQn] _. _n. 1> 2> _attr.
astral [Qstrl] _a. ף,
astray [streI] _adv. to go astray ; _. ; to lead astray (. _.)
astride [straId] 1. _adv. 1> ; to ride astride 2> 2. _prep. ( ޣ-.); to sit astride a horse (a chair) ( )
astringent [strIndZnt] 1. _a. 2. _n.
astrolabe [QstruleIb] _n. _.
astrologer [strldZ] _n. , ޣ
astrology [strldZI] _n.
astronaut [Qstrnt] _n. ,
astronautics [QstrntIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) ,
astronomer [strnm] _n.
astronomic [QstrnmIk] = astronomical
astronomical [QstrnmIkl] _a. 1> 2> _.
astronomy [strnmI] _n.
astute [stjut] _a. 1> 2>
asunder [snd] _adv. 1> , ; ; to rush asunder 2> , , ; to tear asunder
asylum [saIlm] _n. 1> ; 2> (. lunatic asylum)
asymmetric [QsImetrIk], asymmetrical [QsImetrIkl] _a.
asymmetry [QsImItrI] _n. ,
asynchronous [sINkrns] _a. ,
asyndetic [QsIndetIk] _a. _.
asyndeton [QsIndItn] _n. _. ,
at [Qt] ( ); [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 halfhour 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 [tpA] _adv.
ataboy [QtbI] _interj. _. _. !
atavistic [QtvIstIk] _a.
ataxy [tQksI] _n. _.
ate [et] _p. eat
atelier [QtlIeI] _n. _. 1> 2> (. )
atheism [eITIIzm] _n.
atheist [eITIIst] _n.
atheistic [eITIIstIk], atheistical [eITIIstIkl] _a.
Athena [Tin] _n. _. _.
athenaeum [QTInim] _n. 1> ( ); the A. 2> ,
Athene [Tini] = Athena
Athenian [Tinjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
athlete [QTlit] _n. 1> 2>
athletic [QTletIk] _a. ; athletic field ;
athletics [QTletIks] _n. _pl. (. . sing) ; ; trackandfield athletics ̣
athome [thum] _n. _. ɣ ̣
athwart [Twt] 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
Atlantic [tlQntIk] _a.
Atlas [Qtls] _n. _. _. ,
atlas _I [Qtls] _n. 1> 2> _. ( ) 3> _. ( , , ..) 4> ( 26 . 33 ., ԣ 26 . 36 .) _II [Qtls] _n. _.
atmosphere [QtmsfI] _n. 1> 2> , ; tense atmosphere ֣ 3> _attr. ; atmosphere pressure
atmospheric [QtmsferIk] _a. , ; ; atmospheric condensation ; atmospheric pressure ; atmospheric density ; atmospheric temperature
atmospherical [QtmsferIkl] = atmospheric
atmospherics [QtmsferIks] _n. _pl. _.
atoll [Qtl] _n. ,
atom [Qtm] _n. 1> 2> ; to break ( to smash) to atoms ; not an atom of evidence 3> _attr. atom fission ( splitting, smashing)
atom-bomb [Qtmbm] _v.
atom-smasher [QtmsmQS] _n.
atomaniac [QtumeInIQk] _n.
atombomb [Qtmbm] _n.
atomic [tmIk] _a. ; atomic bomb ; atomic energy ; atomic heat ϣ; atomic number ; atomic rocket ; atomic weight ; atomic pile ԣ, ; atomic control ; atomic warfare
atomicity [QtumIsItI] _n. _. ,
atomism [QtmIzm] _n. ,
atomistic [QtumIstIk] _a. 1> 2> ; ,
atomize [QtumaIz] _v. 1> 2>
atomizer [QtumaIz] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3>
atomy _I [QtmI] _n. 1> 2> _II [QtmI] _n. (_. anatomy) 1> ( ) 2> _. , " "
atone [tun] _v. 1> , (; . atone for) 2> (. atone for)
atonement [tunmnt] _n. 1> () 2>
atonic [QtnIk] _a. 1> _. ; atonic syllable 2> _. ; ,
atony [QtnI] _n. _.
atop [tp] _adv. 1> 2> atop of , ; atop of the cliff ԣ
atrabilious [QtrbIljs] _a. 1> ֣ 2> ; ֣
atrip [trIp] _a. _predic. _adv. to be atrip _. ( )
atrocious [truSs] _a. 1> , , 2> _. , ; atrocious weather
atrocity [trsItI] _n. 1> , 2> _. , 3> _. -. , ; that film is an atrocity
atrophied [QtrfId] 1. _p-p. atrophy 2 2. _a. 1> 2> ݣ;
atrophy [QtrfI] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> , , 2. _v. 1> 2>
attaboy [QtbI] = at-a-boy
attach [tQtS] _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 [tQSIkeIs] _n. ( , )
attached [tQtSt] 1. _p-p. attach 2. _a. 1> ; (-.) 2> 3> ̣ 4> ( )
attachedly [tQtSIdlI] _adv. ; yours attachedly ( )
attachie [tQSeI] _n. _. ; air (military, naval) attachie - (, )
attachment [tQtSmnt] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. 4> _. ,
attack [tQk] 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 [tQkbl] _a. 1> 2>
attain [teIn] _v. ,
attainability [teInbIlItI] _n.
attainable [teInbl] _a.
attainder [teInd] _n. _. ; Act ( Bill) of A.
attainment [teInmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. , ; a man of varied attainments
attaint [teInt] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> {. attainder} 2> ,
attar [Qt] _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 attend -.); ; 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 [tenjueISn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _. _. 4> _attr. attenuation constant _.
attest [test] _v. 1> ; ; to attest a signature 2> , 3>
attestation [QtesteISn] _n. 1> , 2> () 3>
attestor [test] _n. _.
Attic [QtIk] _a. 1> 2> ( ); Attic salt
attic [QtIk] _n. 1> ; 2> (the attics) _pl. 3> _. 4> _. , ""; to have rats in the attic _.
attic-storey [QtIkstrI] _n.
attic-story [QtIkstrI] _n.
atticism [QtIsIzm] _n. ; ,
attire [taI] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> _. 2. _v. (. _pass.) , ; simply attired
attitude [QtItjud] _n. 1> ; ( -.); friendly attitude towards smb. -. 2> attitude of mind 3> ; 4> _. ̣
attitudinize [QtItjudInaIz] _v. ()
attorney [tnI] _n. _. ; ; ; ; A. General ( ); ( ); district ( circuit) attorney ( ); by attorney , ( )
attract [trQkt] _v. 1> , 2> ,
attractable [trQktbl] _a.
attraction [trQkSn] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> (. _pl.) 4>
attractive [trQktIv] _a. 1> , , ; attractive smile , 2> attractive power _.
attribute 1. _n. [QtrIbjut] 1> ; , , 2> _. , 2. _v. [trIbjut] (-., -. - to); ( ޣ -., -., to)
attribution [QtrIbjuSn] _n. 1> 2> ,
attributive [trIbjutIv] 1. _n. _. , 2. _a. _. ,
attrition [trISn] _n. 1> 2> , ; ԣ 3> ,
attune [tjun] _v. 1> , 2> ( )
aubergine [ȫubdZin] _n. _.
auburn [ȍbn] _a. -, ԣ-, - (. )
auction [ȍkSn] 1. _n. , ; to put up to (_. at) auction, to sell by (_. at) auction 2. _v.
auctioneer [ǍkSnI] 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
audacious [deISs] _a. 1> , 2>
audaciousness [deISsnIs] = audacity
audacity [dQsItI] _n. 1> 2>
audibility [ǍdIbIlItI] _n. ,
audible [ȍdbl] _a. , ;
audibly [ȍdblI] _adv. , ; ; _.
audience [ȍdjns] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> (of, with audience -.); to give an audience ;
audio frequency [ȍdIufrikwnsI] _n. _.
audiograph [ȍdIugrAf] _n. _.
audiometer [ǍdIȍmIt] _n. _.
audit [ȍdIt] 1. _n. , , ޣ 2. _v. ޣ,
audition [dISn] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _. _. _. , 2. _v. 1> , 2> _. _. _.
auditor [ȍdIt] _n. 1> , () ̣ 2> _.
auditorial [ǍdItrIl] _a. ,
auditorium [ǍdItrIm] _n. ,
auditory [ȍdItrI] _a. _. ; auditory nerve
Augean [dZin] _a. Augean stables
auger [ȍg] _n. _. 1> , 2> (ԣ)
aught [t] 1. _n. , -; - 2. _adv. -. ; -. ; for aught I know
augment 1. _n. [ȍgmnt] 1> , 2> _. , 2. _v. [gment] ,
augmentation [ǍgmenteISn] _n. , ,
augmentative [gmenttIv] _a. 1> 2> _. ( )
augur [ȍg] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> 2. _v. , ; ; to augur well
augural [ȍgjurl] _a. ; augural sign
augury [ȍgjurI] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
august [gst] _a. 1> 2>
August [ȍgst] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
Augustan [gstn] _a. Augustan age ( ) ; _.
auk [k] _n. ()
aunt [Ant] _n. ԣ; ԣ; my aunt! !, !, !
Aunt Sally [AntsQlI] _n. 1> , , 2>
auntie [AntI] _n. _. ԣ
aura [ȍr] _n. 1> 2> (-.) 3> _. ,
aural [ȍrl] _a. 1> 2> ; aural impression
aurally [ȍrlI] _adv. ,
aureate [ȍrIIt] _a. 1> 2>
aureola [rIul] _n. , ,
aureole [ȍrIul] _n. , ,
auric [ȍrIk] _a. 1> 2> _.
auricle [ȍrIkl] _n. _. 1> 2>
auricula [rIkjul] _n. (_pl. las [lz], lae) _.
auriculae [rIkjuli] _pl. auricula
auricular [rIkjul] _a. 1> , 2> ; 3> _.
auriferous [rIfrs] _a. ,
auriform [ȍrIfm] _a.
Auriga [raIg] _n. _. ()
aurochs [ȍrks] _n. _.
aurora [rr] _n. 1> . _. 2> (.) _. ,
Aurora australis [rrstreIlIs] _n.
aurora borealis [rrbrIeIlIs] _n.
aurora polaris [rrpulQrIs] _n.
auroral [rrl] _a. 1> _. 2> _. ; 3>
auscultate [ȍsklteIt] _v. _. ()
auscultation [ǍsklteISn] _n. _. ()
auspices [ȍspIsiz] _pl. 1> 2> ; under the auspices of smb. -.
auspicious [spISs] _a.
Aussie [ȍzI] _. . Australian 2
austere [stI] _a. 1> 2> , 3> , , ( )
austerity [sterItI] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
austral [ȍstrl] _a.
Australian [streIljn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
authentic [TentIk] _a. 1> , 2> ,
authentically [TentIklI] _adv. ;
authenticate [TentIkeIt] _v. 1> 2>
authentication [TentIkeISn] _n.
authenticity [ǍTentIsItI] _n. ,
author [ȍT] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> ;
authoress [ȍTrIs] _n.
authoritarian [TrItErIn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
authoritative [TrIttIv] _a. 1> ; ģ 2>
authority [TrItI] _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 [ǍTraIzeISn] _n. 1> 2> ,
authorize [ȍTraIz] _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> ; ; his conduct was authorized by the situation
authorized [ȍëraIzd] 1. _p-p. authorize 2. _a. ; authorized translation ; Authorized Version . 1611 .,
authorship [ȍTSIp] _n. ; a book of doubtful authorship ,
auto [ȍtu] _n. _. _. 1> = automatic pistol {. automatic 1, 1} 2> . automobile 1
auto- [ȍtu] _pref. -, -
auto-da-fe [ȍtudAfeI] _. _n. (_pl. autos-da-fe) _.
auto-training [ȍtutreInIN] _n. (_. A. T.) , ;
autobahn [ȍtubAn] _. _n. (_pl. -en [n])
autobiographic [ȍtubaIugrQfIk] _a.
autobiographical [ȍtubaIugrQfIkl] _a.
autobiography [ǍtubaIȍgrfI] _n.
autobus [ȍtubs] _n. _.
autocar [ȍtukA] _n.
autochthon [tkTn] _n. (_pl. -s [z], -es [iz]) ,
autochthonal [tkTnl] _a. ( )
autocracy [tkrsI] _n. ,
autocrat [ȍtukrQt] _n. 1> , 2> ,
autocratic [ǍtukrQtIk] _a. 1> 2> ,
autogamous [tgms] _a. _. ,
autogenesis [ǍtudZenIsIs] _n. ,
autogenous [tdZIns] _a. _. ; autogenous welding
autograph [ȍtgrAf] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. ,
autographic [ǍtgrQfIk] _a. ;
autointoxication [ȍtuIntksIkeISn] _n. _.
automanipulation [ȍtumnIpjuleISn] _n.
automat [ȍtmt] _n. _. 1> - 2>
automata [tmt] _pl. automaton
automatic [ǍtmQtIk] 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 [ǍtmQtIkl] = automatic 1
automation [ǍtmeISn] _n.
automatism [tmtIzm] _n. ;
automaton [tmtn] _n. (_pl. -ta, -tons [tnz])
automobile [ȍtmubil] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> ; automobile railway car _-. ; automobile transportation ; automobile wagon , 2>
automotive [ǍtmutIv] _a. 1> 2> ; automotive industry
autonomist [tnmIst] _n. ,
autonomous [tnms] _a. ,
autonomy [tnmI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ;
autopilot [ȍtupaIlt] _n.
autopsy [ȍtpsI] _n. ()
autorifle [ȍturaIfl] _n. _. ͣ
autos-da-fe [ȍtuzdAfeI] _pl. auto-da-fe
autostrada [ȍtustrAd] _n.
autosuggestion [ȍtusdZestSn] _n.
autotruck [ȍtutrk] _n. _.
autotype [ȍtutaIp] 1. _n. ; 2. _v.
autumn [ȍtm] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _attr.
autumnal [tmnl] _a. 1> 2>
auxiliary [gzIljrI] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; 2. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _pl. 4> _. ,
auxins [ȍksInz] _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 [veIlbIlItI] _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 [QvlAnS] _n. 1> , 2> (, ); ( ..)
avant-corps [AvANk] _n. _. _.
avarice [QvrIs] _n. ;
avaricious [QvrISs] _a. ;
avast [vAst] _interj. _. !, !
avatar [QvtA] _n. _. _. (. )
avenge [vendZ] _v. ; to avenge oneself , (on avenge -., for avenge -.)
avengeful [vendZful] _a.
avenger [vendZ] _n.
avenue [QvInju] _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 [QvrIdZ] 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 [QvrIdZdZst] _n. _.
average statement [QvrIdZsteItmnt] _n. _.
averment [vmnt] _n. 1> 2> _.
averruncator [QvrNkeIt] _n.
averse [vs] _a. , ; (to averse -.); not averse to a good dinner
aversion [vSn] _n. 1> , (to) 2> 3> ; one's pet aversion _.
avert [vt] _v. 1> ( - from); he averted his face 2> ( - from) 3> , (, ..)
avertable [vtbl] = avertible
avertible [vtbl] _a.
aviary [eIvjrI] _n. ; ()
aviate [eIvIeIt] _v. 1> ̣, .. 2> ̣, ..
aviation [eIvIeISn] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; aviation engine
aviator [eIvIeIt] _n. ̣, ,
aviculture [eIvIkltS] _n.
avid [QvId] _a. ; (of, for)
avidity [vIdItI] _n. ;
avifauna [eIvIfn] _n. _. , ( , )
aviso [vaIzu] _n. (_pl. os [uz]) 1> _. 2> _.
avocado [QvukAdu] _n. _.
avocation [QvukeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> (. _pl.) ; ,
avoid [vId] _v. 1> , 2> 3> _. ,
avoidable [vIdbl] _a. ,
avoidance [vIdns] _n. 1> 2> , , 3>
avoirdupois [QvdpIz] _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 [vlSn] _n. 1> , 2> _.
avuncular [vNkjul] _a. 1> 2> ; ; avuncular relation _.
await [weIt] _v. 1> , 2>
awake [weIk] 1. _v. (awoke, awoke, awoken, awaked [t]) 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 [wd] 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 [wS] _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 [weImQtS] _n. ,
awayteam [weItim] _n. _.
awe [] 1. _n. () , , ; to stand in awe of smb. -.; -.; to strike with awe , ; to keep ( to hold) in awe 2. _v. ,
aweary [wIrI] _a. _. , ̣
awesome [ȍsm] _a. 1> ; an awesome sight 2> ;
awestruck [ȍstrk] _a. , ,
awful [ȍful] _a. 1> 2> , 3> _. ;
awfully _adv. 1> [ȍfulI] 2> [ȍflI] _. ; ; ; awfully good of you
awheel [wil] _adv. ̣,
awhile [waIl] _adv. _. , ; wait awhile
awkward [ȍkwd] _a. 1> , ( , ..); an awkward gait ; awkward age 2> ; , ; an awkward situation , 3> _. ( ) 4>
awkwardness [ȍkwdnIs] _n. ,
awl [l] _n.
awn [n] _n. ()
awning [ȍnIN] _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 [Qks] 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 [Aks] _. . ask
axe [Qks] 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 [QksIz] _pl. ax(e) 1 _II [Qksiz] _pl. axis
axestone [Qksstun] _n. _.
axial [QksIl] _a. ; ; axial angle
axil [QksIl] _n. _. ();
axilla [QksIl] _n. (_pl. ae) 1> _. 2> = axil
axillae [QksIli] _pl. axilla
axillary [QksIlrI] _a. 1> _. 2> _.
axiom [QksIm] _n.
axiomatic [QksIumQtIk] _a. ,
axiomatical [QksIumQtIkl] = axiomatic
axis [QksIs] _n. (_pl. axes)
axle [Qksl] _n. _.
axle grease [Qkslgris] _n. , ̣
axlebearing [QkslbErIN] _n. _.
axlebox [Qkslbks] _n. _.
axled [Qksld] _a.
axlepin [QkslpIn] _n. _.
axletree [Qksltri] _n. ̣ ,
axunge [QksndZ] _n. _. (. )
ay [aI] 1. _interj. ; ay, ay! _. ! 2. _n. (_pl. ayes [aIz]) the ayes , ""; the ayes have it
ayah [aI] _. _n. -
Azerbaijanese [AzbaIdZniz] = Azerbaijani
Azerbaijani [AzbaIdZAni] _n. 1> ; 2>
Azerbaijanian [AzbaIdZAnjn] = Azerbaijani
azimuth [QzImT] _n. 1> ; true azimuth 2> _attr. ; azimuth circle , ; azimuth deviation _. ; azimuth finder
azoic [zuIk] _a. 1> 2> _.
azote [zut] _n.
azotic [ztIk] _a. ; ; azotic acid
azure [QZ] 1. _n. _. () , 2. _a. , ; azure stone _. -
B b [bi] _n. (_pl. Bs, B's [biz]) 1> 2- . 2> -., , .. 3> _. ; not to know B from a bull's foot ; B flat _.
baa [bA] 1. _n. 2. _v.
Baal [beIl] _n. (_pl. Baalim) 1> _. 2>
baalamb [bAlQm] _n. _.
Baalim [beIlIm] _pl. Baal
babbie [bQbI] _. . baby 1
babbit [bQbIt] = babbitt
Babbitry [bQbItrI] _n. ,
babbitt [bQbIt] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
babble [bQbl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> , 3>
babblement [bQblmnt] = babble 1 1> 2> 3> 4>
babbler [bQbl] _n. ;
babe [beIb] _n. 1> _. . baby 1, 1 2> 3> _. _. ; babes and sucklings , ; babes in the wood , ;
babel [beIbl] _n. 1> (B.) _. (. the tower of B.) 2> ģ; ;
baboo [bAbu] _. _n. 1> ( ) 2> -, - 3> _attr. B. English _.
baboon [bbun] _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 [beIbItk] _n. (. _.)
baby-moon [beIbImun] _n. _.
babyfarmer [beIbIfAm] _n. , ( )
babyhood [beIbIhud] _n.
babyish [beIbIIS] _a. ,
babyminding [beIbImaIndIN] _n. £
babysit [beIbIsIt] _v. _.
babysitter [beIbIsIt] _n. _.
baccalaureate [bQklrIIt] _n.
baccara, baccarat [bQkrA] _n. ( )
bacchanal [bQknl] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
Bacchanalia [bQkneIlj] _n. ;
Bacchant [bQknt] _n.
Bacchante [bQkntI] _n.
Bacchic [bQkIk] _a.
Bacchus [bQks] _n. _. ,
baccy [bQkI] _n. (_. tobacco) _.
bach [bQtS] 1. _n. _. bachelor I 2. _v. to bach it > _. _. ; >
bachelor _I [bQtSl] _n. ; bachelor girl , ; bachelor's wife _. , " " _II [bQtSl] _n.
bachelorhood [bQtSlhud] _n.
bachelorship _I [bQtSlSIp] = bachelorhood _II [bQtSlSIp] _n.
bacilli [bsIlaI] _pl. bacillus
bacillus [bsIls] _n. (_pl. li)
back _I [bQk] _n. _II [bQk] 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 [bQkkntrI] _n. ̣ ;
back settlement [bQksetlmnt] _n. _. ̣
back slang [bQkslQN] _n. , (.: gip . pig)
back-bencher [bQkbentS] _n. , ""
back-blocks [bQkblks] _n. _pl. _. _. 1> , ̣ 2>
back-blow [bQkblu] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
back-breaking [bQkbreIkIN] _a. , ; back-breaking labour
back-chat [bQktSQt] _n. _.
back-cloth [bQkklT] _n. _.
back-country [bQkkntrI] _a. ̣; back-country district ̣
back-draught [bQkdrAft] _n. 1> 2> ()
back-end [bQkend] _n. 1> , ; the back-end of a car 2> ;
back-fire [bQkfaI] 1. _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> ڣ 3> _. 2. _v.
back-formation [bQkfmeISn] _n. _.
back-haul [bQkhl] _n. ;
back-sight [bQksaIt] _n. _.
back-slapping [bQkslQpIN] _n. ()
back-talk [bQktk] _n. _. ,
back-up [bQkp] _n. 1> ( ) 2> -̣
backache [bQkeIk] _n. ,
backbit [bQkbIt] _p. backbite
backbite [bQkbaIt] _v. (backbit - backbitten) ,
backbitten [bQkbItn] _p-p. backbite
backboard [bQkbd] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
backbone [bQkbun] _n. 1> , 2> ף 3> ; ; 4> (); to the backbone ,
backdoor [bQkd] 1. _n. 1> ޣ ; 2> 2. _a. ,
backdown [bQkdaun] _n. ,
backdrop [bQkdrp] _n. _.
backed [bQkt] 1. _p-p. back II, 3 2. _a. ,
backer [bQk] _n. 1> , . {. back II, 3} 2>
backfall [bQkfl] _n. _. ( )
backfiller [bQkfIl] _n. _. ( )
backfisch [bQkfIS] _. _n. -
backgammon [bQkgQmn] _n. ()
background [bQkgraund] _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 [bQkhQnd] _n. ( )
backhanded [bQkhQndId] _a. 1> ӣ ( ) 2> , ; backhanded compliment 3> , ( ) 4> ,
backing [bQkIN] 1. _pres-p. back II, 3 2. _n. 1> . {. back II, 3} 2> _. 3> ; 4> () 5> _. ; ; backing and filling _. ,
backlash [bQklQS] _n. 1> _. ͣ 2> _. , 3> _. 4> ( ..)
backless [bQklIs] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ; backless stool
backlog [bQklg] _n. _. 1> 2> 3> (, ..)
backmost [bQkmust] _a.
backpage [bQkpeIdZ] _n. ()
backpay [bQkpeI] _n. _. 1> 2>
backrest [bQkrest] _n. ( ..)
backroom [bQkrum] _n. _. 1> , 2> _attr. , ; backroom boys _. , - 3> _attr. , ,
backside [bQksaId] _n. ; ,
backslide [bQkslaId] _v. 1> ( ) 2> ( , ..) 3>
backstage [bQksteIdZ] 1. _a. ; ; backstage talks 2. _adv.
backstairs [bQkstEz] _n. _pl. 1> ޣ 2> 3> _attr. , ; backstairs influence 4> _attr.
backstay [bQksteI] _n. (. _pl.) _.
backstitch [bQkstItS] _n.
backstop [bQkstp] _n. ; ; _. .
backstroke [bQkstruk] _n. 1> 2>
backsword [bQksd] _n. _.
backtrack [bQktrQk] _v. , , ; to backtrack on one's views
backward [bQkwd] 1. _a. 1> ( ) 2> ; backward children 3> , 4> ; _. 5> ; 6> , 2. _adv. 1> ; 2> ; ң 3> ,
backwardness [bQkwdnIs] _n. . {. backward 1}
backwards [bQkwdz] = backward 2 1> ; 2> ; ң 3> ,
backwash [bQkwS] _n. 1> , ̣ 2> 3> ݣ ( ̣) 4> ,
backwater [bQkwt] _n. 1> ; ; _. ; , 2> 3> = backwash 1 4> _attr. , ; backwater district
backwoods [bQkwudz] _n. _pl. 1> ; 2> _attr. _. ; ԣ
backwoodsman [bQkwudzmn] _n. 1> ; _. _. , 2>
bacon [beIkn] _n. 1> ޣ , ; bacon and eggs 2> _. , ; to save one's bacon _. ; -; to bring home the bacon _.
bacteria [bQktIrI] _pl. bacterium
bacteriological [bQktIrIldZIkl] _a.
bacteriologist [bQktIrIȍldZIst] _n.
bacteriology [bQktIrIȍldZI] _n.
bacteriolysis [bQktIrIȍlIsIs] _n.
bacterium [bQktIrIm] _n. (_pl. -ria)
bad [bQd] 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 , ; 3. [bQd], [beId] _v. _p. bid 2
bad-tempered [bQdtempd] _a. ,
bade [bQd], [beId] _p. bid 2
badge [bQdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ;
badger [bQdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; to draw the badger _. ; _. -. , 2> 3> _. _. 2. _v. 1> , 2>
Badger State [bQdZsteIt] _n. _. _.
badger-baiting [bQdZbeItIN] _n.
badger-dog [bQdZdg] _n. ( )
badger-drawing [bQdZdrIN] = badger-baiting
badger-fly [bQdZflaI] _n. ()
badinage [bQdInAZ] _n. _.
badlands [bQdlQndz] _n. _pl. _.
badly [bQdlI] _adv. (worse - worst) 1> , 2> ; badly wounded ; I want it badly ; to react badly to smth. -.; to be badly off ,
badminton [bQdmIntn] _n. 1> 2>
badness [bQdnIs] _n. . {. bad 1}
Baedeker [beIdIk] _n. ,
baffle [bQfl] 1. _n. _. 1> () ; ; ; 2> 2. _v. 1> , (ޣ, ); , ; to baffle pursuit 2> ; 3> 4> ; to baffle all description
baffle-board [bQflbd] _n. 1> 2> _.
baffle-plate [bQflpleIt] = baffle 1 _n. _. 1> () ; ; ; 2>
baffle-wall [bQflwl] = baffle-board _n. 1> 2> _.
baffler [bQfl] _n. _. 1> ; 2>
baffling [bQflIN] 1. _pres-p. baffle 2 2. _a. 1> ; a baffling problem ; baffling complexity 2> ; baffling winds ,
bag _I [bQg] 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 [bQg] _v.
bag-sleeve [bQgsliv] _n. ,
bagasse [bgQs] _n. , ( ף )
bagatelle [bQgtel] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ,
bagful [bQgful] _n. () ()
baggage [bQgIdZ] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> _. _. ; impudent baggage 4> _. , 5> _. 6> _attr. baggage animal ; baggage train _.
baggage car [bQgIdZkA] _n. _.
baggage room [bQgIdZrum] _n. _. ()
baggage-check [bQgIdZtSek] _n. _.
baggage-man [bQgIdZmQn] _n. _.
bagged [bQgd] 1. _p-p. bag I, 2 2. _a. 1> ݣ ; () ; 2>
bagger [bQg] _n.
bagging [bQgIN] 1. _pres-p. bag I, 2 2. _n.
baggy [bQgI] _a. ( ); baggy skin below the eyes
bagman [bQgmn] _n. 1> 2> _. ֣
bagnio [bAnju] _. _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> _.
bagpiper [bQgpaIp] _n.
bagpipes [bQgpaIps] _n. _pl. ( )
bah [bA] _interj. ! ( )
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 [beIli] _n. ,
bailer [beIl] _n. 1> , ; _. 2> ,
bailey [beIlI] _n. _. ; Old B. ( )
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 [beIklegd] _a.
bakery [beIkrI] _n. ,
bakestone [beIkstun] _n. ()
bakhshish [bQkSiS] = baksheesh _. _n. , ,
baking [beIkIN] 1. _pres-p. bake 2. _n. 1> ; , 2> 3. _a. ; baking sun ,
baking-powder [beIkINpaud] _n. ( )
baksheesh [bQkSiS] _. _n. , ,
Balaam [beIlQm] _n. 1> _. 2> ģ, 3>
Balaam-basket [beIlQmbAskIt] = Balaam-box
Balaam-box [beIlQmbks] _n. ( )
balance [bQlns] 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> (). ( ) 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 [bQlnsbim] _n. 1> () 2> 3> _.
balance-bridge [bQlnsbrIdZ] _n. ߣ
balance-master [bQlnsmAst] _n.
balance-sheet [bQlnsSit] _n. _.
balance-step [bQlnsstep] _n. _.
balance-wheel [bQlnswil] _n. ( )
balanced [bQlnst] 1. _p-p. balance 2 2. _a. ; ;
balancer [bQlns] _n. 1> , ӣ 2> _. ,
balanceweight [bQlnsweIt] _n. ,
balconied [bQlknId] _a. ,
balcony [bQlknI] _n. 1> 2> _.
bald [bld] _a. 1> ; ; as bald as an egg ( as a billiard ball, as a coot) , 2> ̣; ۣ , , 3> ( ) 4> ( ) 5> , , 6> , ( ..)
bald-coot [bldkut] _n. 1> () 2> _. ,
bald-headed [bldhedId] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> ( ) 2. _adv. to go bald-headed at ( into, for) smth. _. , , ;
baldachin, baldaquin [bldkIn] _n.
balderdash [blddQS] _n. 1> , 2>
baldicoot [bldIkut] = bald-coot 1> () 2> _. ,
baldly [bldlI] _adv. 1> ; to put it baldly , 2> ,
baldness [bldnIs] _n. . {. bald}
baldric [bldrIk] _n. ( , )
bale _I [beIl] 1. _n. 1> (), ; cotton bale 2> _pl. 2. _v. , _II [beIl] _n. _. _. , _III [beIl] = bail III ( ; . bale water out); to bale out a boat ; bale out > _. _. , ; > bale out of the difficulties
baleen [blin] _n.
balefire [beIlfaI] _n. 1> 2> ԣ
baleful [beIlful] _a. 1> ; 2> , ; baleful look
balk [bk] 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
Balkan [blkn] _a.
balky [bkI] _a. ( )
ball _I [bl] 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 [bl] _n. , ; to open ( to lead up) the ball ; _. ,
ball-bearing [blbErIN] _n. _.
ball-cartridge [blkAtrIdZ] _n. _.
ball-pointpen [blpIntpen] _n.
ball-room [blrum] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
ballad [bQld] _n. _. (- , . . _. )
ballad-monger [bQldmNg] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ̣
ballade [bQlAd] _n. _. ( ң )
balladry [bQldrI] _n. _.
ballast [bQlst] 1. _n. 1> ; the ship is in ballast 2> , ; mental ballast , (); to lack ballast, to have no ballast () 2. _v. 1> 2> _-. 3> (. _.)
ballerina [bQlrin] _n. ,
ballet [bQleI] _n. _.
ballet-dancer [bQlIdAns] _n. () ;
ballet-master [bQlImAst] _n.
balletomane [bQlItumeIn] _n.
ballistic [blIstIk] _a. ; ballistic rocket ; intermediate-range ballistic missile ; ballistic guided missile
ballistics [blIstIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
ballon d'essai [bAlNdeseI] _n. _.
balloon [blun] 1. _n. 1> ; ; balloon on bearings, observation balloon ; trial balloon 2> , ֣ 3> _attr. balloon observation 2. _v. 1> 2>
balloon fabric [blunfQbrIk] _n. , ( )
balloon tire [bluntaI] _n. ()
balloon-car [blunkA] _n.
balloonist [blunIst] _a. ,
ballot _I [bQlt] 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 [bQlt] _n. ( 70-120 )
ballot-box [bQltbks] _n. 1> , ; to stuff the ballot-box _. 2> _attr. ballot-box stuffing _. _.
ballot-paper [bQltpeIp] _n.
bally [bQlI] _. 1. _a. , , : stung by a bally wasp ; whose bally fault is that? , ޣ ? 2. _adv. , ; too bally tired
ballyhoo [bQlIhu] _n. 1> 2>
ballyrag [bQlIrQg] _v. 1> 2>
balm [bAm] _n. 1> , 2>
balm-cricket [bAmkrIkIt] _n.
balmy [bAmI] _a. 1> 2> , ( ); ( ) 3> ; , ( ) 4> ; 5> _. ; he's balmy {_mis. . barmy 2}
balneology [bQlnIȍldZI] _n. _.
baloney [blunI] _n. 1> = boloney 2> , ,
balsa [bls] _n. 1> () 2> _.
balsam [blsm] _n. 1> 2> _. () 3> _attr. balsam fir
balsamic [blsQmIk] = balmy 1) 4)
baluster [bQlst] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
balustrade [bQlstreId] _n.
bam [bQm] _. _. bamboozle , ; to bam smb. out of smth. -. -.
bamboo [bQmbu] _n. (_pl. -boos [buz]) 1> 2> _attr.
bamboozle [bQmbuzl] _v. _. , ; to bamboozle smb. out of smth. -. -.
ban [bQn] 1. _n. 1> ; under a ban 2> , 3> ; 4> _pl. = banns 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _.
banal [bnAl] _a.
banality [bnQlItI] _n.
banalize [bQnlaIz] _v.
banana [bnAn] _n.
band _I [bQnd] 1. _n. 1> , , : , ; , ; ; ; faggot band 2> , 3> _pl. , (, ) 4> _. 5> _attr. ; band conveyer ԣ; band filter ; band brake 2. _v. 1> 2> _. _II [bQnd] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; string band 3> 4> 5> ; when the band begins to play _. أ 2. _v. (); ( band together)
bandage [bQndIdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ( ) 2. _v. ,
bandana [bQndAn] = bandanna ()
bandanna [bQndQn] _n. ()
bandar [bnd] _n. _.
bandarlog [bndlg] _. _n. ; _. _.
bandbox [bQndbks] _n. ( , ..) to look as if one had just come out of a bandbox
bandeau [bQndu] _n. _. (_pl. ) 1> 2> ۣ ,
bandeaux [bQnduz] _pl. bandeau
banded [bQndId] _a. ̣,
banderol, banderole [bQndrul] _n. 1> 2> _. ( ) 3> _.
bandicoot [bQndIkut] _n. _.
bandiron [bQndaIn] _n. _. ,
bandit [bQndIt] _n. (_pl. its [Its], itti) ,
banditti [bQndIti] _n. 1> _pl. bandit 2> ,
bandmaster [bQndmAst] _n.
bandog [bQndg] _n. 1> 2> ;
bandoleer [bQndulI] _n. _.
bandolero [bQndleIru] _. _n. (_pl. os [ouz])
bandolier [bQndulI] = bandoleer
bandoline [bQndulin] _n.
bandsaw [bQnds] _n.
bandsman [bQndzmn] _n.
bandstand [bQndstQnd] _n.
bandwagon [bQndwQgn] _n. _. 1> (. ) 2> , ( ); to climb on ( to get into) the bandwagon , ; 3>
bandy _I [bQndI] _v. 1> , (; , ..); to bandy words 2> (. bandy about); to have one's name bandied about 3> () _II [bQndI] _n. 1> , 2> _III [bQndI] _n. ( ) _IV [bQndI] _a. , ( )
bandylegged [bQndIlegd] _a.
bane [beIn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; the bane of one's life -.
baneful [beInful] _a. ,
banewort [beInwt] _n. 1> _. , 2> _.
bang _I [bQN] 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. _interj. ! _II [bQN] 1. _n. ޣ 2. _v. ޣ _III [bQN] _n. ;
bangle [bQNgl] _n. ,
bangup [bQNp] _a. ,
banian [bQnIn] _n. 1> - 2> ; , 3> , ; 4> = baniantree ; banian days ; banian hospital
baniantree [bQnIntri] _n.
banish [bQnIS] _v. 1> , 2> 3> ()
banishment [bQnISmnt] _n. ,
banister [bQnIst] _n. 1> = baluster; 2> _pl. ()
banjo [bQndZu] _n. (_pl. os, oes [ouz]) 1> _. 2> _. , ,
bank _I [bQNk] 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 [bQNk] 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 [bQNk] _n. _. 1> ( ) 2> ף ( ) 3> (); bank of keys _. 4> ( ͣ)
bank locomotive [bQNklukmutIv] _n. _-.
bankable [bQNkbl] _a. _. ޣ, ޣ
bankbill [bQNkbIl] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> ,
bankbook [bQNkbuk] _n. _. , ޣ
bankdraft [bQNkdrAft] _n. ,
banker _I [bQNk] _n. 1> 2> _pl. 3> _. ͣ _II [bQNk] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _.
banket [bQNket] _n. _. ( )
banking _I [bQNkIN] 1. _pres-p. bank II, 2 2. _n. _II [bQNkIN] 1. _pres-p. bank I, 2 2. _n. _. _. ,
bankinghouse [bQNkINhaus] _n. ,
banknote [bQNknut] _n. ,
bankrate [bQNkreIt] _n. ޣ
bankrupt [bQNkrpt] 1. _n. ; . ; bankrupt in reputation 2. _a. 1> ; to go bankrupt 2> ۣ (of, in - -.) 3. _v. ;
bankruptcy [bQNkrptsI] _n. ; ; court of bankruptcy
bankseat [bQnksit] _n. ()
banksman [bQNksmn] _n. _. , ()
banner [bQn] 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
bannerbearer [bQnbEr] _n.
bannercry [bQnkraI] _n.
bannerette [bQnret] _n.
bannock [bQnk] _n. _. У
banns [bQnz] _n. _pl. ͣ ; to ask ( to call, to publish) the banns ; to forbid the banns
banquet [bQNkwIt] 1. _n. ; ; ; banquet of brine ̣ 2. _v. 1> ( -.) 2>
banqueter [bQNkwIt] _n.
banquette [bQNket] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
banshee [bQnSi] _n. 1> _. _. _. , 2> _.
bantam [bQntm] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. "", , ; 3> _attr. bantam car
bantamweight [bQntmweIt] _n. _. , " "
banter [bQnt] 1. _n. 2. _v. , ,
banthebomb [bQnDbm] _a.
banting [bQntIN] _n.
bantling [bQntlIN] _n. _. , ( £)
banyan [bQnIn] = banian 1> - 2> ; , 3> , ; 4> = baniantree ; banyan days ; banyan hospital
baobab [beIubQb] _n. ()
bap [bQp] _n. _.
baptism [bQptIzm] _n. ; baptism of blood ; _. ; baptism of fire
baptismal [bQptIzml] _a. ; baptismal certificate ; baptismal name ,
baptist [bQptIst] _n.
baptistry, baptistrery [bQptIstrI] _n. 1> 2> ( )
baptize [bQptaIz] _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 B.) ; to be called ( to go) to the B. ; to be at the B. ; to be called within the B. ; to pitch smb. over the bar _. -. 3> , ; the bar of conscience ; the bar of public opinion _IV [bA] _n. _. ( )
barathea [bQrTi] _n. 1> ( , ۣ ) 2> _.
barb [bAb] 1. _n. 1> _. ; ; 2> _. ( ); 3> ( ) 4> , (, , ) 5> , 2. _v. ..
barbarian [bAbErIn] 1. _n. 2. _a.
barbaric [bAbQrIk] _a. , ;
barbarism [bAbrIzm] _n. 1> 2> _.
barbarity [bAbQrItI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> (, )
barbarize [bAbraIz] _v. 1> _. () 2>
barbarous [bAbrs] _a. 1> , 2> ,
barbate [bAbeIt] _a. 1> _. 2> _. ,
barbecue [bAbIkju] 1. _n. 1> 2> ۣ 3> _. , ۣ 4> 2. _v. 1> ۣ 2> ()
barbed [bAbd] 1. _p-p. barb 2 2. _a. 1> ; ; barbed wire 2> , ; barbed remark
barbel [bAbl] _n. 1> _. 2> ( ) 3> _.
barbell [bAbel] _n. _pl. _.
barber _I [bAb] _n. , ; every barber knows that , ; barber's block ; barber's pole , , ; barber's itch _. _II [bAb] _n. 1> 2>
barbery, barberry [bAbrI] _n. _.
barbette [bAbet] _n. _. _.
barbican [bAbIkn] _n. _. _. ,
barbiturate [bAbItjurIt] _n. _.
barbituric [bAbItjurIk] _a. _.
Barbizon School [bAbIznskul] _n. ( ),
barcarole [bAkrul] _n.
barcarolle [bAkrul] _n.
bard [bAd] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> ; the B. of Avon
bardic [bAdIk] _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 [bEbQk] 1. _a. ӣ 2. _adv. ; ӣ
barebacked [bEbQkt] = bareback 1 ӣ
barefaced [bEfeIst] _a. 1> ( , ) 2> _. ; 3>
barefoot [bEfut] 1. _a. 2. _adv.
barefooted [bEfutId] _a. ,
bareheaded [bEhedId] _a.
barelegged [bElegd] _a.
barely [bElI] _adv. 1> , 2> , 3> _. ,
barenecked [bEnekt] _a. ;
bareness [bEnIs] _n. 1> , 2> ,
baresark [bEsAk] = berserk(er) 1. _n. 1> _. , ; , 2> 2. _a. , ; to go baresark ; baresark fury ,
barfly [bAflaI] _n. _.
bargain [bAgIn] 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 [bAgInbeIsmnt] _n. , ̣
bargainer [bAgIn] _n. 1> 2>
bargainsale [bAgInseIl] _n. 1> ۣ 2>
barge [bAdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _. 4> _. , 5> _. 2. _v. 1> () 2> _. to barge into ( about, against) smth., smb. -., -.; barge in
bargee [bAdZi] _n. 1> 2> ; lucky bargee _. ; to swear like a bargee
bargeman [bAdZmn] = bargee 1
bargepole [bAdZpul] _n. ; not fit to be touched with a bargepole (, ..),
baric _I [bErIk] _a. _. _II [bQrIk] _a.
baring [bErIN] 1. _pres-p. bare 2 2. _n. _.
baritone [bQrItun] = barytone
barium [bErIm] _n. _.
bark _I [bAk] 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 [bAk] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ; his bark is worse than his bite , 2. _v. 1> (at bark ) 2> _. 3> _. ; to bark up the wrong tree ; _III [bAk] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _.
barkeeper [bAkip] _n. _. ;
barken [bAkn] _v.
barker _I [bAk] _n. _II [bAk] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. , . ; great barkers are no biters ,
barkery [bAkrI] _n.
barking _I [bAkIN] 1. _pres-p. bark I, 2 2. _n. 1> 2> _II [bAkIN] 1. _pres-p. bark II, 2 2. _n. 3. _a. ; barking iron _.
barkpit [bAkpIt] _n.
barley [bAlI] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; to cry barley
barley sugar [bAlISug] _n.
barley-break [bAlIbreIk] _n. ()
barleycorn [bAlIkn] _n. 1> 2> _. ; John B. , ,
barleywater [bAlIwt] _n.
barling [bAlIN] _n. ,
barlow [bAlu] _n. _. (. barlow knife)
barm [bAm] _n. () ;
barmaid [bAmeId] _n. ,
barman [bAmn] _n.
barmy [bAmI] _a. 1> ; 2> _. (. barmy on the crumpet); to go barmy
barn [bAn] _n. 1> ; () ; 2> , 3> _. , 4> _.
barnacle _I [bAnkl] _n. (. _pl.) 1> ; ( ) 2> _pl. _. _II [bAnkl] _n. 1> ݣ () 2> () 3> _. 4> _.
barndoor [bAnd] 1. _n. ; as big as a barndoor ; not to be able to hit a barndoor 2. _a. barndoor fowl
barnowl [bAnaul] _n. ()
barnstorm [bAnstm] _v. _. _. 1> , ( ԣ) 2> ( )
barnstormer [bAnstm] _n. _. ԣ
barodynamics [bQrudaInQmIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
barograph [bQrugrAf] _n. ,
barometer [brmIt] _n.
barometric [bArumetrIk], barometrical [bArumetrIkl] _a.
baron [bQrn] _n. 1> 2> ; baron of beef
baronage [bQrnIdZ] _n. 1> , 2>
baroness [bQrnIs] _n.
baronet [bQrnIt] 1. _n. () 2. _v.
baronetcy [bQrnItsI] _n.
baronial [brunjl] _a.
barony [bQrnI] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
baroque [brk] 1. _n. (the baroque) 2. _a. 1> , 2>
baroscope [bQrskup] _n.
barouche [bruS] _n. , ң
barque [bAk] = bark III _n. 1> ( ) 2> _.
barrack _I [bQrk] 1. _n. 1> 2> _pl. 2. _v. , _II [bQrk] _v. , ( .)
barracking [bQrkIN] 1. _pres-p. barrack I 2 II 2. _n. ( .)
barracoota [bQrkut] = barracuda _n. _. ,
barracuda [bQrkud] _n. _. ,
barrage [bQrAZ] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. , (. barrage fire) 4> _. _. , 5> _attr. barrage balloon
barrator [bQrt] _n. 1> , 2> _. _. , {. barratry 2}
barratry [bQrtrI] _n. 1> , 2> _. _. (, Σ )
barrel [bQrl] 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 [bQrlblk] _n. ߣ (= 142 )
barrel-head [bQrlhed] _n.
barrel-organ [bQrlǍgn] _n.
barrel-roll [bQrlrul] _n. _.
barrel-scraping [bQrlskreIpIN] _n. _. ; " ԣ"
barren [bQrn] 1. _a. 1> ; ; ( ) 2> ; , ; barren of interest (of ideas) ۣ () 2. _n. (. _pl.) ,
barrenness [bQrnnIs] _n. . {. barren 1}
barret [bQrt] _n.
barricade [bQrIkeId] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v.
barrier [bQrI] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> , , 2. _v. , (. barrier off, barrier in)
barring _I [bArIN] _prep. _II [bArIN] _n. 1> _. () 2> _. , _III [bArIN] _pres-p. bar I, 2
barrister [bQrIst] _n. , ; revising barrister _. ,
barrister-at-law [bQrIstrtl] (_pl. barristers) = barrister _n. , ; revising barrister-at-law _. ,
barrow _I [bQru] _n. , () _II [bQru] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , .. -. 4> _attr. barrow truck ̣
barrowboy [bQrubI] _n.
bartender [bAtend] _n. _.
barter [bAt] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> , , 2> ; barter away ; _. (, ..) -.
bartizan [bAtIzQn] _n. _.
barton [bAtn] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
baryta [braIt] _n. _.
barytone [bQrItun] _n.
bas-relief [bQsrIlif] _n.
basal [beIsl] _a. ,
basalt [bQslt] _n. _.
basaltic [bsltIk] _a. _.
bascule [bQskjul] _n. ߣ ()
basculebridge [bQskjulbrIdZ] _n. ߣ
basculedoor [bQskjuld] _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 1. _n. 2. _a. , ; base clef ; base drum
base frequency [beIsfrikwnsI] _n. _.
baseball [beIsbl] _n. _.
baseboard [beIsbd] _n. _.
baseless [beIslIs] _a. 1> 2>
basely [beIslI] _adv. ,
basement [beIsmnt] _n. 1> , 2> ; ;
bases [beIsiz] _pl. basis
bash [bQS] _. 1. _n. ; to have a bash at it , 2. _v. ; ; to bash one's head against a tree
bashaw [bS] _. _n.
basher [bQS] _n. _. _.
bashful [bQSful] _a. ,
bashing [bQSIN] 1. _pres-p. bash 2 2. _n. _. ; to give a bashing ң
basic [beIsIk] _a. 1> ; basic principles ; basic industry > ; > ֣ ; basic stock _. 2> _.
Basic English [beIsIkINglIS] _n. _. (ݣ 850 , .; )
basically [beIsIklI] _adv. ; ,
basicity [beIsIsItI] _n. _. ,
basicslag [beIsIkslQg] _n. - ()
basil _I [bQzl] _n. _. _II [bQzl] _n. ̣ _III [bQzl] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ;
basilica [bzIlIk] _n.
basilisk [bQzIlIsk] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _. ( XVI-XVII .) 2. _a. ,
basin [beIsn] _n. 1> , , 2> , ; ϣ 3> (; ) 4>
basinet [bQsInt] _n. _.
basis [beIsIs] _n. (_pl. bases) 1> , ; on this basis ; on a good neighbourly basis 2>
bask [bAsk] _v. 1> ( , - in) 2> (, - in)
basket [bAskIt] 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 [bAskItbl] _n. _.
basket-work [bAskItwk] = basketry ԣ
basketful [bAskItful] _n. -.
baskethilt [bAskItIhIlt] _n.
basketry [bAskItrI] _n. ԣ
basnet [bQsnIt] = basinet _n. _.
bason [beIsn] 1. _n. 2. _v.
Basque [bQsk] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a.
basque [bQsk] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
bass _I [bQs] _n. _II [bQs] _n. 1> 2> = bast _III _n. 1> , ; ; ; 2> _attr. ; bass mat , _IV [beIs] 1. _n. 2. _a. , ; bass clef ; bass drum
bass-viol [beIsvaIl] _n. ;
bass-wood [bQswud] _n.
basset _I [bQsIt] _n. ( ) _II [bQsIt] _n. _.
bassinet [bQsInet] _n. ԣ
bassinette [bQsInet] _n. ԣ
basso [bQsu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _.
basso-relievo [bQsurIlivu] = bas-relief _n.
bassoon [bsun] _n.
bassrelief [bQsrIlif] = bas-relief _n.
bast [bQst] _n. 1> , ; ; ; 2> _attr. ; bast mat ,
bastard [bQstd] 1. _n. 1> , £ 2> _. 3> , , 4> ( ) 2. _a. 1> , ģ; bastard slip > £; > 2> , ; bastard good nature 3> ; ; ; bastard French
bastardize [bQstdaIz] _v. ģ
bastardy [bQstdI] _n. 1> £ 2> _attr. bastardy order _.
baste _I [beIst] _v. , ͣ _II [beIst] _v. () _III [beIst] _v. 1> , 2> ,
bastille [bQstil] _n. _. , ; the B. _.
bastinado [bQstIneIdu] 1. _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) (. ; ) 2. _v. (. )
basting [beIstIN] 1. _pres-p. baste I, II, III 2. _n. 1> ͣ 2> _attr. basting thread ͣ
bastion [bQstIn] _n. _.
bat _I [bQt] _n. ; to have bats in one's belfry _. ; to go bats ; like a bat out of hell , ; blind as a bat _II [bQt] 1. _n. 1> ; ( ); ( ); ; _. ( ) 2> = batsman _n. ( , ); a good bat 3> _. 4> _. , ; to go full bat ; off one's own bat , ; to come to bat _. _. , ֣ 2. _v. , _III [bQt] _v. to bat one's eyes , ; not to bat an eyelid ; never batted an eyelid _IV [bQt] _n. _. _. , ԣ; to go on a bat , _V [bQt] _n. (the bat) _. , ; to sling the bat _VI [bQt] _n. _. "" _VII [bQt] _n. ;
bat-blind [bQtblaInd] _a.
bat-eyed [bQtaId] _a. 1> 2>
batata [bQtAt] _n. _. ,
batch [bQtS] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> , 4> _. ; of the same batch
batcher [bQtS] _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 [bQtfaul] _v. , Σ
bath [bAT] (_pl. baths [bADz]) 1. _n. 1> 2> ( ); to take ( to have) a bath 3> (. _pl.) ; ; swimming baths 4> _. ; hypo bath _. ; Order of the B. 2. _v. ,
bath-house [bAThaus] _n. 1> 2>
bath-room [bATrum] _n. ()
bath-tub [bATtb] _n.
Bathbrick [bATbrIk] _n.
Bathchair [bATtSE] _n. ̣
bathe [beID] 1. _n. ; to have a bathe , 2. _v. 1> (); (); to bathe one's hands in blood 2> , (); () 3> ( - , ) 4> ( )
bather [beID] _n. ;
bathing [beIDIN] 1. _pres-p. bathe 2 2. _n.
bathing-box [beIDINbks] _n.
bathing-dress [beIDINdres] _n.
bathing-machine [beIDINmSin] _n. ̣
bathometer [bTmIt] _a.
bathos [beITs] _n. 1> ; ; the bathos of stupidity 2> _. ( )
bathrobe [bATrub] _n.
bathwater [bATwt] _n. ; to throw the baby out with the bathwater £
bathymetry [bTImItrI] _n. ()
bathyscaphe [bQTIskQf] _n. ( )
bathysphere [bQTIsfI] _n. ( , )
bating [beItIN] _prep.
batiste [bQtist] _n.
batman [bQtmn] _n. _. , ,
baton [bQtn] 1. _n. 1> 2> ֣ 3> _. ; to pass the baton 4> 2. _v. ( )
batsman [bQtsmn] _n. ( , )
battalion [btQljn] _n. ; _. .
battels [bQtlz] _n. _pl. ޣ , ( )
batten _I [bQtn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _attr. ; batten wall 2. _v. 1> () ; 2> _. (. batten down) _II [bQtn] _v. 1> , 2> ޣ 3> _. 4> ( )
batter _I [bQt] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. ; 4> _. 2. _v. 1> , , ; (. batter about, batter down); to batter at the door 2> , 3> (); , () 4> ; ( Σ) 5> _. _II [bQt] _. 1. _n. , () 2. _v. _III [bQt] = batsman _n. ( , )
battered [bQtd] 1. _p-p. batter I, 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> , ң 3>
battering-ram [bQtrINrQm] _n. _. ,
battery [bQtrI] _n. 1> _. ; (̣ ); _. 2> _. ; ; (. ) 3> _. , ; cooking battery ; to turn a man's battery against himself ; to mask one's batteries
batterylocomotive [bQtrIlukmutIv] _n.
batting [bQtIN] _n.
battle [bQtl] 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 [bQtldres] _n. _.
battle-array [bQtlreI] _n.
battle-axe [bQtlQks] _n. _. 1> 2>
battle-cruiser [bQtlkruz] _n.
battle-cry [bQtlkraI] _n. 1> 2>
battle-field [bQtlfild] _n. ,
battle-fleet [bQtlflit] _n.
battle-grey [bQtlgreI] _a.
battle-ground [bQtlgraund] _n. 1> , ; 2>
battle-order [bQtlȍd] _n. _. 1> 2> 3>
battle-piece [bQtlpis] _n. _.
battle-plane [bQtlpleIn] _n. _. ̣,
battle-seasoned [bQtlsiznd] _a. 1> ̣ ; , 2>
battle-tried [bQtltraId] _a. ;
battle-wagon [bQtlwQgn] _n. _. _. _.
battlecraft [bQtlkrAft] _n.
battledore [bQtld] _n. 1> ̣; 2> ( ); battledore and shuttlecock
battlement [bQtlmnt] _n. ( _pl.) 1> ; (, ) 2>
battler [bQtl] _n. 1> 2> ӣ
battleship [bQtlSIp] _n. ,
battue [bQtu] _n. _. 1> ( ) 2> 3> ,
batty [bQtI] _a. _. ,
bauble [bbl] _n. 1> , ; 2> fool's bauble ( )
baubling [bblIN] _a.
baulk [bk] = balk 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> (the baulks) _pl. 3> 4> ; ; to meet with a baulk 5> _. ; to make a baulk of good ground 2. _v. 1> , , 2> (); he was baulked in ( of) his desires 3> , ; , 4> ( ..) 5> ( ) 6> () 7> ; ; the horse baulked at a leap
baulky [bkI] = balky _a. ( )
bauxite [bksaIt] _n. _. ,
bawbee [bbi] _n. _. _.
bawd [bd] _n. _. 1> ; 2> 3>
bawdry [bdrI] _n. ,
bawdy [bdI] 1. _a. 2. _n.
bawdy-house [bdIhaus] _n. ,
bawl [bl] 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 [beIwIndu] _n. _. ,
bay-salt [beIslt] _n. ڣ
bayadere [bAjdE] _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 [bzA] _n. 1> 2> 3> ; ; Christmas bazaar
bazar [bzA] _n. 1> 2> 3> ; ; Christmas bazar
bazooka [bzuk] _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 [biIn] _n. ; ( )
beach [bitS] 1. _n. , , ; ; ; to hit the beach , ; to be on the beach > ; ֣ , ; > _. _. 2. _v. 1> 2>
beach-comber [bitSkum] _n. 1> , 2> () , 3> _. ̣ ; ;
beach-head [bitShed] _n. _. ( )
beach-la-mar [bitSlmA] _n. _. ( )
beach-master [bitSmAst] _n. _.
beacon [bikn] 1. _n. 1> (. _.); ; 2> 3> 4> 5> 6> "" ( ) 7> _attr. beacon fire, beacon light 2. _v. 1> 2> , ;
beaconage [biknIdZ] _n.
bead [bid] 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 [bidrul] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ޣ 4> _. _.
beaded [bidId] 1. _p-p. bead 2 2. _a. 1> ( _. ) 2> , ,
beadle [bidl] _n. 1> 2> _. 3>
beadledom [bidldm] _n. 1> 2> ;
beadleship [bidlSIp] _n. , ,
beadsman [bidzmn] _n. 1> 2> _. ( )
beady [bidI] _a. 1> , ( ); beady eyes - 2>
beagle [bigl] 1. _n. 1> (); a pack of beagles 2> 2. _v.
beak [bik] _n. 1> 2> -., ( , , ..) 3> _. 4> _. _. , () 5> _.
beaked [bikt] _a. 1> 2> ( , )
beaker [bik] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ,
beam [bim] 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> _.
beamthread [bimTred] _n. _.
beamwireless [bimwaIlIs] _n. _.
bean [bin] _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 ;
bean-feast [binfist] _n. 1> , 2> ,
bean-pod [binpd] _n.
beano [binu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _. . bean-feast 1> , 2> ,
bear _I [bE] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ; to play the bear 3> _. , 4> _. Great (Little, Lesser) B. () 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 , ,
bear-baiting [bEbeItIN] _n.
bear-pit [bEpIt] _n.
bearable [bErbl] _a. ,
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
bearded [bIdId] 1. _p-p. beard 2 2. _a. 1> 2> _.
beardless [bIdlIs] _a. ; _.
bearer [bEr] _n. 1> , . {. bear II} 2> 3> 4> (); () 5> ; this tree is a good (poor) bearer () 6> _. ;
bearer company [bErkmpnI] _n. _.
beargarden [bEgAdn] _n. 1> _. 2> , ""
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 1, 2
bearish [bErIS] _a. 1> 2> 3> _.
bearleader [bElid] _n. 1> () 2> _. Σ,
bearskin [bEskIn] _n. 1> 2> ( )
beast [bist] p 1> , ; ; ; beast of burden ; beast of prey ; to make a beast of oneself 2> _. ; 3> _. ; a beast of a job ,
beastliness [bistlInIs] _n. 1> , 2>
beastly [bistlI] 1. _a. 1> , ; ; 2> _. , ; beastly weather 3> _. , 2. _adv. _. ( ) , ; it is beastly wet ,
beat [bit] 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? -. ?
beaten [bitn] 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
beater [bit] _n. 1> , أ 2> _. 3> ; () 4> _. ; 5> _-. ; (); he is no beater about the bush
beatific [bitIfIk], beatifical [bitIfIkl] _a. ; ; beatific smile
beatify [biQtIfaI] _v. 1> 2> _.
beating [bitIN] 1. _pres-p. beat 2 2. _n. 1> أ; 2> 3> () 4> ()
beatitude [biQtItjud] _n.
beatnik [bitnIk] _n.
beau [bu] _n. _. (_pl. beaux) 1> ݣ, 2> ;
beauideal [buaIdIl] _n. _. ,
beauteous [bjutjs] _a. _. ,
beautician [bjutISn] _n. ;
beautiful [bjutful] _a. 1> , , 2>
beautify [bjutIfaI] _v.
beauty [bjutI] _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 [bjutIslip] _n. 1> Σ (. ..) 2> ( )
beauty-spot [bjutIspt] _n. ( )
beautyparlour [bjutIpAl] _n. ;
beaux [buz] _pl. beau
beaver _I [biv] _n. 1> 2> £, 3> 4> _. 5> _. _II [biv] _n. _.
becalm [bIkAm] _v. 1> 2> ( )
became [bIkeIm] _p. become
because [bIkz] _cj. 1> ; 2> because of (. ) -,
bechamel [beISAmel] _n.
beck _I [bek] 1. _n. ; ; to be at smb.'s beck and call أ-. 2. _v. ; ; _II [bek] _n. _.
beckon [bekn] _v. , ; (, )
becloud [bIklaud] _v. ; ; (, )
become [bIkm] _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
becoming [bIkmIN] 1. _pres-p. become 2. _a. 1> , 2> () ( ) 3. _n. _.
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 [bedbg] _n.
bed-clothes [bedkluDz] _n. _pl. أ
bed-rock [bedrk] _n. 1> _. , ; () 2> ; to get down to bed-rock
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
bed-side table [bedsaIdteIbl] _n. , ()
bed-sitter [bedsIt] _. . bed-sitting-room _n. ( )
bed-sitting-room [bedsItINrum] _n. ( )
bed-spread [bedspred] _n.
bedabble [bIdQbl] _v. ;
bedaub [bIdb] _v. ,
bedazzle [bIdQzl] _v.
bedding [bedIN] 1. _pres-p. bed 2 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> , ; 4> _. , ; 5>
bedeck [bIdek] _v.
bedel [bedel] = beadle 1
bedell [bedel] = beadle 1
bedesman [bidzmn] = beadsman _n. 1> 2> _. ( )
bedevil [bIdevl] _v. 1> , 2> 3> ; " "
bedew [bIdju] _v. ;
bedfast [bedfAst] _a. _. ()
bedfellow [bedfelu] _n. 1> ; 2> ( -.) 3> Σ; a strange bedfellow
bedgown [bedgaun] _n.
bedim [bIdIm] _v. ;
bedizen [bIdaIzn] _v. , У ,
bedlam [bedlm] _n. ۣ; _. ,
bedlamite [bedlmaIt] 1. _n. () 2. _a.
bedouin [beduIn] _n. (_pl. -s [z] .)
bedpan [bedpQn] _n.
bedpost [bedpust] _n. ; between you and me and the bedpost ,
bedraggle [bIdrQgl] _v. ,
bedrid [bedrId] _a. 1> 2> ; bedrid argument
bedridden [bedrIdn] _a. 1> 2> ; bedrid argument
bedroom [bedrum] _n. ; single (double) bedroom () ()
bedsore [beds] _n.
bedstead [bedsted] _n.
bedtime [bedtaIm] _n.
bee [bi] _n. 1> ; _. 2> , .. (. ); to have a bee in one's bonnet _. > ; > ޣ-.
bee-keeper [bikip] _n.
bee-line [bilaIn] _n. ()
bee-master [bimAst] = bee-keeper _n.
beech [bitS] 1. _n. , 2. _a.
beef [bif] 1. _n. (_pl. beeves, _. beefs [s]) 1> ; horse beef 2> ( ); 3> 4> _. ( ) 5> , 6> _. 2. _v. _.
beef tea [bifti] _n.
beef-witted [bifwItId] _a. ,
beefeater [bifit] _n. 1> - ( ) 2>
beefsteak [bifsteIk] _n.
beefy [bifI] _a. ; ,
beehive [bihaIv] _n.
Beelzebub [bielzIbb] _n.
been [bin] ( ); [bIn] ( ) _p-p. be
beep [bip] _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 [bistINz] _n. _pl. ,
beeswax [bizwQks] 1. _n. 2. _v.
beeswing [bizwIN] _n. 1> ̣ , (. ) 2>
beet [bit] _n. ף; white beet ף
beetle _I [bitl] _n. 1> ; Colorado beetle 2> _. ; blind as a beetle, beetle blind _II [bitl] 1. _n. _. ; ; ; three-man beetle , ; between the beetle and the block ; 2. _v. 1> 2> () _III [bitl] 1. _a. ; 2. _v. ; ; beetle off _. ,
beetle-browed [bitlbraud] _a. 1> 2> ; ;
beetle-crusher [bitlkrS] _n. _. 1> 2>
beetle-head [bitlhed] _n.
beetling _I [bitlIN] 1. _pres-p. beetle III, 2 2. _a. ; beetling cliffs (brows) () _II [bitlIN] _pres-p. beetle II, 2
beetroot [bitrut] _n.
beeves [bivz] _pl. beef
befall [bIfl] _v. (befell - befallen) , , ; a strange fate befell him
befallen [bIfln] _p-p. befall
befell [bIfel] _p. befall
befit [bIfIt] _v. , (-.)
befog [bIfg] _v.
befogged [bIfgd] _a. 1> 2>
befool [bIful] _v. ,
before [bIf] 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 [bIfhQnd] _adv. 1> , ң; ; to be beforehand with smb. , -. 2> ( .) ; you are rather beforehand in your conclusions
befoul [bIfaul] _v. ;
befriend [bIfrend] _v. ;
befringe [bIfrIndZ] _v. ,
befuddle [bIfdl] _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 [bIgQd] _interj. _. !
began [bIgQn] _p. begin
beget [bIget] _v. (begot - begotten) 1> , 2>
begetter [bIget] _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 [bIgIn] _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 [bIgIn] _n. 1> , 2> ;
beginning [bIgInIN] 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 [bIgd] _v. (begirt) ;
begirt [bIgt] _p. _p-p. begird
begone [bIgn] _interj. !, !
begot [bIgt] _p. beget
begotten [bIgtn] _p-p. beget
begrime [bIgraIm] _v. , , ; begrimed with dust ̣
begrudge [bIgrdZ] _v. 1> 2> (-.),
beguile [bIgaIl] _v. 1> ; to beguile a man into doing smth. -. -. 2> , 3> أ-. 4> ,
begum [beIgm] _n. ( )
begun [bIgn] _p-p. begin
behalf [bIhAf] _n. on ( in) behalf of -.; -.; on my (his, her) behalf (, ţ) ; (, ţ) ; on behalf of my friends
behave [bIheIv] _v. 1> , ; to behave oneself ; behave yourself! ! 2> ( )
behaviour [bIheIvj] _n. 1> , ; to be on one's best behaviour ; to put smb. on his good behaviour 2> _. ()
behaviourism [bIheIvjrIzm] _n. _.
behead [bIhed] _v. ,
beheading [bIhedIN] 1. _pres-p. behead 2. _n.
beheld [bIheld] _p. _p-p. behold I
behemoth [bIhimT] _n. _. ; _.
behest [bIhest] _n. _. , ;
behind [bIhaInd] 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 [bIhaIndhQnd] 1. _a. _predic. 1> ; ; he is behindhand in his schoolwork 2> , ; he is behindhand with his rent 2. _adv.
behold [bIhuld] 1. _v. (beheld) 1> , 2> , 2. _interj. !, !
beholden [bIhuldn] _a. _predic. , (to - -., for - -.)
beholder [bIhuld] _n. ;
behoof [bIhuf] _n. , , (. . : in, on for my, your, his etc. behoof)
behoove [bIhuv], behove [bIhuv] _v. , ; it behooves you to go
beige [beIZ] _n. _. 1> 2> _.
Beiial [biljl] _n. ; ; a man of Beiial ;
being [biIN] 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 [bIleIb] _v. _. , ;
belaid [bIleId] _p. _p-p. belay I
belated [bIleItId] _a. 1> , 2> ,
belaud [bIld] _v. ,
belay [bIleI] 1. _v. (belayed [d], belaid) _. (, ) 2. _interj. _. !, !
belch [beltS] 1. _n. 1> 2> (, ) 2. _v. 1> 2> (; . belch forth, belch out) 3> (); (, )
belcher [beltS] _n. У
beldam [beldm] _n. ,
beldame [beldm] _n. ,
beleaguer [bIlig] _v.
belfry [belfrI] _n. ;
Belgian [beldZn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
belie [bIlaI] _v. 1> , 2> ( ޣ-.) 3> 4> ; ; his acts belie his words 5> ()
belief [bIlif] _n. 1> ; (in); beyond belief ; it staggers belief 2> , ; to the best of my belief 3>
believable [bIlivbl] _a. ,
believe [bIliv] _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 [bIliv] _n. 1> ; true believer 2> , ; a firm believer in smth. ף -.
belike [bIlaIk] _adv. _. ,
belittle [bIlItl] _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 [belbtmd] _a. ̣; bell-bottomed trousers ̣
bell-boy [belbI] _n. , ( )
bell-buoy [belbI] _n. _.
bell-flower [belflau] _n. _.
bell-glass [belglAs] _n.
bell-hop [belhp] _. = bell-boy _n. , ( )
bell-punch [belpntS] _n. ( )
bell-push [belpuS] _n.
bell-ringer [belrIN] _n. 1> 2> _. _.
bell-tent [beltent] _n.
bell-wether [belweD] _n. - ( ); _.
belladonna [beldn] _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 [belletr] _n. _. _pl. ,
bellicose [belIkus] _a. 1> ; 2>
bellicosity [belIksItI] _n. 1> ; 2>
belligerency [bIlIdZrnsI] _n.
belligerent [bIlIdZrnt] 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 [belIbQnd] _n. 1> 2>
belly-button [belIbtn] _n. _.
belly-land [belIlQnd] _v. _. _.
belly-landing [belIlQndIN] 1. _pres-p. belly-land 2. _n. _. _. ,
belly-pinched [belIpIntSt] _a.
bellyful [belIful] _n. _. (-.); ; ; to get ( to have) a bellyful of smth. -.
belong [bIlN] _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 [bIlNIN] _n. 1> , 2> _pl. ; , 3> _pl. ,
beloved [bIlvd] 1. _a. , 2. _n. , (); ,
below [bIlu] 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 [belts] _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 [bImun] _v.
bemuse [bImjuz] _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> _. ;
benchmark [bentSmAk] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _attr. benchmark data
benchshow [bentSSu] _n. (. )
benchvice [bentSvaIs] _n. _.
benchwarmer [bentSwm] _n. _. 1> , 2>
benchwarrant [bentSwrnt] _n. _.
bend [bend] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> ; _pl. 4> _. ; 5> (the bend s) _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 [bIniT] 1. _adv. 2. _prep. , ; beneath our (very) eyes () ; beneath criticism ; to be beneath notice (contempt) ( ); to marry beneath one
benedick [benIdIk], benedict [benIdIkt] _n. , ( " ")
Benedictinen 1> [benIdIktIn] () 2> [benIdIktin] ˣ
benediction [benIdIkSn] _n.
benedictory [benIdIktrI] _a.
benefaction [benIfQkSn] _n. 1> , 2>
benefactor [benIfQkt] _n. 1> 2>
benefactress [benIfQktrIs] _n. 1> 2>
benefication [benIfIkeISn] _n. _.
benefice [benIfIs] _n. ,
beneficence [bInefIsns] _n. 1> 2>
beneficent [bInefIsnt] _a. ;
beneficial [benIfISl] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> , ; mutually beneficial
beneficiary [benIfISrI] _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 [benIfItssaItI] _n.
benevolence [bInevlns] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _.
benevolent [bInevlnt] _a. 1> 2> 3>
Bengal [beNgl] _a. ; Bengal tiger
Bengal light [beNgllaIt] _n.
Bengalee [beNglI] = Bengali
Bengali [beNglI] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a.
benighted [bInaItId] _a. 1> 2> ֣ ( ..)
benign [bInaIn] _a. 1> , 2> ( ); ( ) 3> _. ̣ ( ); ( )
benignant [bInIgnnt] = benign 1> , 2> ( ); ( ) 3> _. ̣ ( ); ( )
benignity [bInIgnItI] _n.
Benjamin [bendZmIn] _n. , £, ; Benjamin's mess
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
Benthamism [bentmIzm] _n. ,
Benthamite [bentmaIt] _n.
benthos [benTs] _n. ( )
benumb [bInm] _v. 1> 2> (); ()
benumbed [bInmd] 1. _p-p. benumb 2. _a. 1> 2> ̣ ( );
benzedrine [benzdrin] _n. , ( )
benzene [benzin] _n.
benzine [benzin] 1. _n. 2. _v.
benzol, benzole [benzl] _n.
benzyl [benzIl] _n. _.
bepuzzle [bIpzl] _v. ,
bequeath [bIkwiD] _v. 1> () 2>
bequest [bIkwest] _n. 1> ; 2>
berate [bIreIt] _v. ,
Berber [bb] 1. _n. 2. _a.
berberry [bbrI] _n. _.
berbery [bbrI] _n. _.
bereave [bIriv] _v. (bereaved [d], bereft) , (of); an accident bereft the father of his child £
bereavement [bIrivmnt] _n. ֣
bereft [bIreft] _p. _p-p. bereave
beret [bereI] _n.
berg [bg] _n. ,
berhyme [bIraIm] _v.
beriberi [berIberI] _n. -,
berime [bIraIm] = berhyme
Berlin [blIn] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ( ); {. . } 2. _a. Berlin iron ; Berlin wool
bernicle goose [bnIklgus] = barnacle II, 1 ݣ ()
berry [berI] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ڣ 3> (, ..) 4> (, ..) 2. _v. 1> 2>
berserk [bsk] = berserker
berserker [bsk] = berserk [bsk] 1. _n. 1> _. , ; , 2> 2. _a. , ; to go berserker ; berserker fury ,
berth _I [bT] 1. _n. 1> ( ..); ( _-. , ̣); ( ..) 2> _. ; ; ; building berth ; covered berth 3> , ; a good berth ; to give a wide berth to (-.), (-., -.) 2. _v. 1> () 2> , 3> , _II [bT] _v.
bertha [bT] _n. ,
berthing [bTIN] 1. _pres-p. berth I, 2 2. _n. _. 1> 2>
beryl [berIl] _n. _.
beryllium [berIljm] _n. _.
beseech [bIsitS] _v. (besought) , ,
beseeching [bIsitSIN] 1. _pres-p. beseech 2. _a. ( , )
beseem [bIsim] _v. _. , ; it ill beseems you to complain
beset [bIset] _v. (beset) 1> ; (. _.); to beset with questions 2> , () 3> ()
besetting [bIsetIN] 1. _pres-p. beset 2. _a. ; besetting sin ,
beside [bIsaId] _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 [bIsaIdz] 1. _adv. , 2. _prep.
besiege [bIsidZ] _v. 1> _. ; , 2> (, )
besieger [bIsidZ] _n.
beslaver [bIslQv] _v. 1> , 2>
beslobber [bIslb] = beslaver _v. 1> , 2>
besmear [bIsmI] _v. 1> , ; 2>
besmirch [bIsmtS] _v. 1> 2> , ;
besom [bizm] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. _. , ; to jump the besom {. . to marry over the broomstick} 2. _v. (. besom away, besom out)
besot [bIst] _v. 1> , 2> ,
besotted [bIstId] 1. _p-p. besot 2. _a. ( , ..)
besought [bIst] _p. _p-p. beseech
bespangle [bIspQNgl] _v. ̣; the bespangled sky ף
bespatter [bIspQt] _v. 1> 2> ,
bespeak [bIspik] _v. (bespoke - bespoke, bespoken) 1> ; (-.) 2> , 3> , , 4> _. ( -.)
bespectacled [bIspektkld] _a. ,
bespoke [bIspuk] 1. _p. _p-p. bespeak 2. _a.
bespoken [bIspukn] _p-p. bespeak
bespread [bIspred] _v. (bespread) ,
besprent [bIsprent] _a. _. 1> 2>
besprinkle [bIsprINkl] _v. , ;
Bessemer [besIm] _a. Bessemer process _.
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 [bestgl] _n. _. ;
best man [bestmQn] _n.
best seller [bestsel] _n. 1> ; 2>
bestead _I [bIsted] _v. _. (besteaded [Id] - bested, bestead) ; _II [bIsted] _a. _. ֣; bestead by enemies (with dangers) ֣ (); ill (well) bestead ֣ ()
bested _I [bIsted] = bestead II _II [bIsted] _p-p. bestead I
bestial [bestjl] _a. , ; ; ;
bestiality [bestIQlItI] _n. . {. bestial}
bestir [bIst] _v. ; ; bestir yourself! !
bestow [bIstu] _v. 1> , , (on, upon); to bestow honours 2> _. 3>
bestowal [bIstul] _n. ;
bestrew [bIstru] _v. (bestrewed [d] - bestrewed, bestrewn) 1> 2>
bestrewn [bIstrun] _p-p. bestrew
bestridden [bIstrIdn] _p-p. bestride
bestride [bIstraId] _v. (bestrode - bestridden) 1> 2> , 3> ( , ) 4>
bestrode [bIstrud] _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 [Id]) , ; 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 [bit] _n. ( ); beta plus
beta rays [bitreIz] _n. _pl. _. -; -
beta-particle [bitpAtIkl] _n. _. -
betake [bIteIk] _v. (betook - betaken) _refl. 1> (to - -.) 2> (to); to betake oneself to one's heels , У
betaken [bIteIkn] _p-p. betake
betatron [bittrn] _n. _.
betel [bitl] _n. _.
bethel [beTl] _n. ( )
bethink [bITINk] _v. (bethought) _refl. , (of); (to)
bethought [bITt] _p. _p-p. bethink
betid [bItId] _p. _p-p. betide
betide [bItaId] _v. (betid) (. . . 3 . . .) , ; whatever betide ; woe betide him who... , ...
betimes [bItaImz] _adv. 1> 2> 3>
betoken [bItukn] _v. 1> 2>
betook [bItuk] _p. betake
betray [bItreI] _v. 1> , 2> ; his voice betrayed him 3> (, ); 4> ,
betrayal [bItreIl] _n. , ; betrayal of trust
betrayer [bItreI] _n. ,
betroth [bItruD] _v. ,
betrothal [bItruDl] _n. ,
betrothed [bItruDd] 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 [bItwin] 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 [bItwIkst] _. _. . between ; betwixt and between ӣ
bevel [bevl] 1. _n. _. 1> ; ; ; ; 2> 2. _a. 1> ; 2> 3. _v. 1> ; ԣ; 2> ,
bevel pinion [bevlpInjn] _n. _.
bevel-gear [bevlgI] _n. _.
beverage [bevrIdZ] _n.
bevy [bevI] _n. 1> (); () 2> , (. )
bewail [bIweIl] _v. ,
beware [bIwE] _v. , (. _imp. c of); beware of dogs! !; beware lest you provoke him ,
bewilder [bIwIld] _v. , ;
bewilderment [bIwIldmnt] _n. 1> ; ; 2>
bewitch [bIwItS] _v. 1> 2>
bewitching [bIwItSIN] 1. _pres-p. bewitch 2. _a. ,
bewitchment [bIwItSmnt] _n. 1> 2> ,
bewray [bIreI] _v. _.
bey [beI] _. _n.
beyond [bIjnd] 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 [bQN] = bang III
bi [baI] _pref. (); .: bicameral ; bimonthly > ; >
bias [baIs] 1. _n. 1> , , , 2> ; to cut on the bias 3> (against - -.); (in favour of, towards - -.); , 4> _. 2. _v. ; (. ); 3. _adv. ,
biased = biassed
biassed [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. _.
bib-cock [bIbkk] _n.
bibb [bIb] _n. ; ,
bibber [bIb] _n.
bibcock [bIbkk] _n.
bibelot [bIblu] _n. _. 1> , 2>
Bible [baIbl] _n.
biblical [bIblIkl] _a.
bibliofilm [bIblIufIlm] _n.
bibliographer [bIblIȍgrf] _n.
bibliographic [bIblIugrQfIk] _a.
bibliographical [bIblIugrQfIkl] _a.
bibliography [bIblIȍgrfI] _n.
bibliolater [bIblIȍlt] _n. 1> 2>
bibliomania [bIblIumeInj] _n.
bibliomaniac [bIblIumeInIQk] _n.
bibliophile [bIblIufaIl] _n. ,
bibliopole [bIblIupul] _n.
bibulous [bIbjuls] _a. 1> 2>
bicameral [baIkQmrl] _a.
bicarbonate [baIkAbnIt] _a. _.
bice [baIs] _n. - -
bicentenary [baIsentinrI] 1. _n. , 2. _a.
bicentennial [baIsentenjl] 1. _a. ; 200 2. _n. ,
bicephalous [baIsefls] _a.
biceps [baIseps] _n. _. ,
bichloride [baIklraId] _n. _. ; bichloride of mercury
bichromate [baIkrumIt] _n. _.
bicker [bIk] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> , ̣ 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3> ( ); ( ) 4> ( )
biconcave [baIknkeIv] _a. _.
biconvex [baIknveks] _a. _.
bicuspid [baIkspId] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> 2> ()
bicycle [baIsIkl] 1. _n. 2. _v.
bicycler [baIsIkl] _. = bicyclist _n.
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 [baIenIl] 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 [baIfukl] 1. _a. , 2. _n. _pl.
bifoliate [baIfulIIt] _a.
bifurcate 1. _a. [baIfkIt] 2. _v. [baIfkeIt] (), ()
bifurcation [baIfkeISn] _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 Ben [bIgben] _n. ( )
big time [bIgtaIm] _n. _.
big top [bIgtp] _n. _. 1> 2>
big tree [bIgtri] _n. _. _.
big-horn [bIghn] _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. (-.);
bigtime [bIgtaIm] _a. _. 1> ; bigtime comedian ԣ 2> , ; bigtime operator ԣ
bigwig [bIgwIg] _n. _. , ""
bijou [biZu] _. 1. _n. (_pl. oux) ; 2. _a.
bijouterie [bIZutri] _n. _. 1> 2>
bijoux [biZuz] _pl. bijou
bike [baIk] _. _. bicycle
bikini [bIkinI] _n. ( )
bilabial [baIleIbjl] _a. _.
bilabiate [baIleIbIIt] _a. _.
bilateral [baIlQtrl] _a.
bilberry [bIlbrI] _n.
bilbo [bIlbu] _n. 1> (bilboes) _pl. 2> (_pl. os [ouz]) _.
bile [baIl] _n. 1> ֣ 2> ; ֣
bileduct [baIldkt] _a. _. ֣
bilge [bIldZ] 1. _n. 1> (); 2> (. bilge water) 3> , 4> _. , 5> _. 6> _attr. ; bilge pump 2. _v.
biliary [bIljrI] _a. 1> 2> = bilious 2
bilingual [baIlINgwl] _a. 1> 2>
bilious [bIljs] _a. 1> ֣ 2> ֣ 3>
bilk [bIlk] 1. _n. = bilker _n. , 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 ; B. 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 Jim [bIldZIm] _n. ( )
bill-poster [bIlpust] _n.
billboard [bIlbd] _n. , ;
billbroker [bIlbruk] _n. ( )
billdiscounter [bIldIskaunt] _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 [bIleIdu] _n. _.
billfold [bIlfuld] _n.
billhead [bIlhed] _n. , ..
billhook [bIlhuk] = bill III, 2
billiard [bIljd] _a. ; billiard cue ; billiard room
billiard-ball [bIljdbl] _n.
billiard-marker [bIljdmAk] _n. ˣ
billiards [bIljdz] _n. _pl. ; to play billiards
billingsgate [bIlINzgIt] _n. ( ); to talk billingsgate ,
billion [bIljn] _n-card. _n. 1> 2> _.
billionaire [bIljnE] _n. _.
billon [bIln] _n. ,
billot [bIlt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ,
billow [bIlu] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. 2. _v. ,
billowy [bIluI] _a. 1> ( ) 2> , ޣ ( )
billsticker [bIlstIk] = bill-poster _n.
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] _n. like billy-o , , ; it is raining like billy-o ģ
billyboy [bIlIbI] _n. _. ,
billycock [bIlIkk] _n. _. ()
biltong [bIltN] _n. ,
bimestrial [baImestrIl] _a. 1> 2> = bimonthly 1
bimetallic [baImItQlIk] _a.
bimetallism [baImetlIzm] _n. _.
bimonthly [baImnTlI] 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 [baIndwid] _n. _.
bine [baIn] _n. _. ; (. )
binge [bIndZ] _n. _. ԣ, ; to have a binge, to go on the binge ,
bingo [bINgu] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _.
binnacle [bInkl] _n. _. ( )
binocular [bInkjul] _a.
binoculars [bInkjulz] _n. _pl.
binomial [baInumjl] 1. _n. _. ; ; B. theorem 2. _a. _. ,
binominal [baInmInl] _a. ; binominal nomenclature _. _.
bint [bInt] _n. _.
biochemist [baIukemIst] _n.
biochemistry [baIukemIstrI] _n.
biogenesis [baIudZenIsIs] _n.
biographer [baIȍgrf] _n.
biographic [baIugrQfIk] _a.
biographical [baIugrQfIkl] _a.
biography [baIȍgrfI] _n.
biologic [baIuldZIk] = biological _a. ; biologic warfare
biological [baIuldZIkl] _a. ; biological warfare
biologist [baIȍldZIst] _n.
biology [baIȍldZI] _n.
biolysis [baIȍlIsIs] _n. _. ,
biometrics [baIumetrIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
biometry [baIȍmItrI] _n. = biometrics
bionics [baIȍnIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
bionomics [baIunmIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
biophysics [baIufIzIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
bioplasm [baIuplQzm], bioplast [baIuplQst] _n. ,
biopsy [baIpsI] _n. _.
biosphere [baIsfI] _n.
biosynthesis [baIusInTIsIs] _n.
biota [baIȫut] _n.
bipartisan [baIpAtIzQn] _a.
bipartite [baIpAtaIt] _a. 1> ( ..) 2> 3> _. ̣ ,
biped [baIped] 1. _n. () 2. _a. = bipedal
bipedal [baIpedl] _a.
biplane [baIpleIn] _n.
bipod [baIpd] _n. _. ;
bipolar [baIpul] _a. _.
biquadratic [baIkwdrQtIk] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
birch [btS] 1. _n. 1> ң 2> 3> _attr. ң 2. _v.
birchen [btSn] _a. ң; ң
birchrod [btSrd] = birch 1, 2) _n. 1> ң 2>
bird [bd] _n. 1> ; 2> _. , ; a gay (queer) 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 [bdvpQrdaIs] _n. _.
bird of passage [bdvpQsIdZ] _n. ̣
bird of prey [bdvpreI] _n.
bird's nest [bdznest] _n. 1> 2> ( )
bird's-eye [bdzaI] _n. _. ()
bird's-eyeview [bdzaIvju] _n. 1> ̣ 2>
bird's-nesting [bdznestIN] _n. Σ
bird-cage [bdkeIdZ] _n. ( )
bird-call [bdkl] _n. 1> , 2> _.
bird-dog [bddg] _n. 1> 2> _. (), 3> _. ()
bird-lime [bdlaIm] _n.
bird-nest [bdnest] = bird's nest
bird-nesting [bdnestIN] = bird's nesting
bird-seed [bdsid] _n.
birder [bd] _n.
birdfancier [bdfQnsI] _n. 1> , 2>
birdie [bdI] _n. (_. bird) ,
Biro [baIru] _n. ( )
Biropen [baIrupen] _n. ( )
birth [bT] _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 [bTkntrul] _n. 1> 2>
birth-mark [bTmAk] _n. ,
birth-pill [bTpIl] _n. (. the Pill)
birth-place [bTpleIs] _n. ,
birth-rate [bTreIt] _n. ;
birthday [bTdeI] _n. 1> 2> _attr. birthday cake ; birthday party ; in one's birthday suit _. , ޣ
birthright [bTraIt] _n. 1> 2> ( ̣ ..)
bis [bIs] _adv. ݣ , ,
biscuit [bIskIt] _n. 1> ; ship's biscuit 2> , 3> - 4> _attr. -
bisect [baIsekt] _v. ,
bisection [baIsekSn] _n.
bisector [baIsekt] _n. _.
bisectrices [baIsktraIsiz] _pl. bisectrix
bisectrix [baIsektrIks] _n. (_pl. trices) = bisector
bisexual [baIseksjul] _a.
bishop [bISp] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> ( ); the bishop has played the cook . ( )
bishopric [bISprIk] _n. 1> 2>
bisk [bIsk] = bisque II _n. 1> 2> 3> -
bismuth [bIzmT] _n. _.
bison [baIsn] _n.
bisque _I [bIsk] = biscuit 2) _II [bIsk] _n. 1> 2> 3> - _III [bIsk] _n. ( )
bissextile [bIsekstaIl] 1. _a. ; the bissextile day 29- 2. _n.
bistort [bIstt] _n. _.
bistoury [bIsturI] _n. ( )
bistre [bIst] _n. (ԣ- )
bistro [bistru] _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 [bItrT] _n. _.
bitter salt [bItslt] _n. _.
bitter-ender [bItrend] _n. , ,
bitter-sweet [bItswit] _a. -
bitterish [bItrIS] _a.
bitterly [bItlI] _adv. . {. bitter 1}
bittern _I [bItn] _n. _. _II [bItn] _n. ( )
bitterness [bItnIs] _n. . {. bitter 1}
bitters [bItz] _n. _pl. 1> 2> ; to get one's bitters _. _.
bitumen [bItjumIn] _n. ;
bituminous [bItjumIns] _a. , ; bituminous concrete ,
bivalent [baIveIlnt] _a.
bivalve [baIvQlv] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
bivouac [bIvuQk] 1. _n. ; to go into bivouac 2. _v. ,
bivvy [bIvI] _n. (_. bivouac) _. 1> 2>
biweekly [baIwiklI] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _adv. 1> 2> 3. _n. (), ()
biz [bIz] _. . business
bizarre [bIzA] _a. _. , ,
bizonal [baIzounl] _a.
blab [blQb] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. ( ޣ-.);
blabber [blQb] _n. ;
black [blQk] 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 ; B. Belt ޣ , , ; the B. 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 ; B. 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 [blQkndwaIt] _n. 1> 2> in black and white ; to put down in black and white ޣ ; 3> ޣ- ( , , )
black ball [blQkbl] _n. ޣ ( )
black body [blQkbdI] _n. _. ޣ
black book [blQkbuk] = black-list 1. _n. ޣ 2. _v. ޣ ; to be in smb.'s black book -.
black cap [blQkkQp] _n. 1> , 2> ޣ
Black Death [blQkdeT] _n. _. "ޣ " ( 1348 - 49 .)
black draught [blQkdrAft] _n. ( )
black earth [blQkȫT] _n. ڣ
black friar [blQkfraI] _n. ()
black jack [blQkdZQk] _n. 1> .. 2> 3> _. _. 4> _. ,
black letter [blQklet] _n.
Black Maria [blQkmraI] _n. , "ޣ "
black market [blQkmAkIt] _n. ޣ
black marketeer [blQkmAkItI] _n. ޣ ,
black monk [blQkmNk] _n. ()
Black Power [blQkpau] _n. _. " ޣ" ( , )
black pudding [blQkpudIN] _n.
black-ball [blQkbl] _v.
black-beetle [blQkbitl] _n. ޣ
black-chalk [blQktSk] _n. _.
black-cock [blQkkk] _n.
black-currant [blQkkrnt] _n. ޣ
black-jack [blQkdZQk] _v. _. _.
black-lead [blQkled] _n. _.
blackamoor [blQkmu] _n. _. 1> 2> ;
blackberry [blQkbrI] _n. 1> 2> _. ޣ
blackbird [blQkbd] _n. ޣ
blackboard [blQkbd] _n.
blackcap [blQkkQp] _n. - ()
blacken [blQkn] _v. 1> ; 2> ;
blackface [blQkfeIs] _n. _. ԣ, ; to appear in blackface
blackguard [blQgAd] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 3. _v. ,
blackguardism [blQgAdIzm] _n. 1> 2> ;
blackguardly [blQgAdlI] 1. _a. = blackguard 2 2. _adv.
blackhead [blQkhed] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ()
blackhearted [blQkhAtId] _a. ;
blacking [blQkIN] 1. _pres-p. black 3 2. _n.
blackingout [blQkINaut] _n. 1> = blackout 1 2> ()
blackish [blQkIS] _a.
blackleg [blQkleg] _n. 1> 2> ,
blackletter [blQklet] _a. , ; blackletter book ; blackletter day
blacklist [blQklIst] 1. _n. ޣ 2. _v. ޣ
blacklisting [blQklIstIN] 1. _pres-p. blacklist 2 2. _n. ޣ
blackmail [blQkmeIl] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ;
blackmailer [blQkmeIl] _n.
blackness [blQknIs] _n. ; ;
blackout [blQkaut] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> ( ) 3> ( ..) 4> ; ; 5> _. 2. _a. 1> Σ 2> _.
blackshirt [blQkSt] _n. ,
blacksmith [blQksmIT] _n.
blackstrap [blQkstrQp] _n. ۣ ,
blackthorn [blQkTn] _n. _. , ԣ
blacky [blQkI] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
bladder [blQd] _n. 1> _. 2> ; football bladder 3>
bladdery [blQdrI] _a. 1> 2> ,
blade [bleId] _n. 1> , ; () 2> (, ) 3> , 4> _-. (); () 5> _. ; a jolly old blade
blaeberry [bleIbrI] _n. _.
blague [blAg] _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 _a. 2> _.
blameless [bleImlIs] _a.
blameworthy [bleImwDI] _a.
blanch [blAntS] _v. 1> , 2> ( ..) 3> () 4> 5> 6> 7> (); blanch over ,
blancmange [blmnZ] _n. _.
bland [blQnd] _a. 1> ; ; 2> (. ) 3> ; ( )
blandish [blQndIS] _v. 1> , , 2>
blandishment [blQndISmnt] _n. (. _pl.) 1> , 2>
blandly [blQndlI] _adv. , ,
blank [blQNk] 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 B. 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 [blQNkIt] 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 [blQNkItIN] _n.
blankly [blQNklI] _adv. 1> ; , 2> 3> , 4>
blare [blE] 1. _n. ; ң 2. _v.
blarney [blAnI] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. ;
blase [blAzeI] _a. _.
blaspheme [blQsfim] _v. ;
blasphemous [blQsfIms] _a.
blasphemy [blQsfImI] _n.
blast [blAst] 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 [blAstfnIs] _n. ,
blasted [blAstId] 1. _p-p. blast 2 2. _a. 1> 2>
blastema [blQstim] _n. _.
blasting [blAstIN] 1. _pres-p. blast 2 2. _a. 1> 2> , ; blasting cartridge ; blasting oil ( ) 3. _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> أ 4> _. ()
blastoderm [blQstudm] _n. _.
blastoff [blAstȍf] _n. ̣ (); ( )
blatant [bleItnt] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> , ; a blatant lie
blather [blQD] = blether
blatherskite [blQDskaIt] = 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 1, 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 ( blazon abroad)
blazonry [bleIznrI] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ;
bleach [blitS] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _v. 1> ; (); 2>
bleacher [blitS] _n. 1> 2> 3> (. _pl.) _. _.
bleaching powder [blitSINpaud] _n. ( )
bleak _I [blik] _a. 1> , ݣ 2> ; 3> ۣ 4> ; ( ) 5> , _II [blik] _n. ()
bleakness [bliknIs] _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 [blit] 1. _n. ; (̣) 2. _v. 1> ; ( ̣) 2> 3> , ,
bleb [bleb] _n. 1> 2> ң ( , ); ( )
bled [bled] _p. _p-p. bleed
bleed [blid] 1. _v. (bled) 1> ; ; my heart bleeds 2> 3> 4> ( ); () 5> ; (); ( ..) 6> 7> 8> _. ( ) (. bleed off); to bleed white > ; > ; 2. _a. _. ,
bleeder [blid] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. 4> _. ( );
bleeding [blidIN] 1. _pres-p. bleed 1 2. _n. 1> 2> 3. _a. 1> , 2> , 3> ,
bleep [blip] _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 [Id], blent) 1> (); ; oil and water will never blend 2> , 3> ( ) 4> ( )
blende [blend] _n. _. ,
Blenheim [blenIm] _n. 1> 2> Blenheim Orange ( )
blent [blent] _p. _p-p. blend 2
bless [bles] _v. (blessed [t], 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 [bleD] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ;
bletherskate [bleDskeIt] _n.
blew _I [blu] _p. blow II, 2 _II [blu] _p. blow III, 2
blewits [bluIts] _n.
blight [blaIt] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> - 3> 4> , 5> ; 6> ; ; , 2. _v. 1> () 2> ( ..); ()
blighter [blaIt] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
Blighty [blaItI] _. _. 1. _n. , ; a Blighty one , 2. _adv. ,
blimey [blaImI] int. _. !, !
blimp [blImp] _n. _. 1> 2> , , 3> (Colonel) B. () , , ""
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 [blaIndgt] _n. _.
blind man's holiday [blaIndmQnzhldI] _n.
blind-alley [blaIndQlI] 1. _n. ; _. 2. _a. ; ; blind-alley employment ( occupation)
blind-man's-buff [blaIndmQnzbf] _n.
blindage [blaIndIdZ] _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 [blIstbitl] = blister-fly _n.
blister-fly [blIstflaI] _n.
blithe [blaID] _a. (. _.) ӣ, ;
blither [blID] _. = blether 1. _n. , 2. _v. ;
blithering [blIDrIN] 1. _pres-p. blither 2. _a. _. 1> 2> , 3>
blithesome [blaIDsm] = blithe _a. (. _.) ӣ, ;
blitz [blIts] _. _. 1. _n. 1> = blitzkrieg , 2> , . , £ 2. _v. ,
blitzkrieg [blItskrig] _. _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 [blb] 1. _n. 1> 2> (, ..) 3> _. ( ޣ ); on the blob _. , 2. _v.
blobber-lipped [blblIpt] _a.
bloc [blk] _n. _. ,
block [blk] 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 [blkbukIN] _n. _. ,
block letter [blklet] _n.
block printing [blkprIntIN] _n.
block system [blksIstIm] = blocking 2, 1
block-buster [blkbst] _n. _. 1> 2> ( )
block-signal [blksIgnl] _n. _-. -
blockade [blkeId] 1. _n. 1> ; to raise (to run) the blockade () 2> _. () 2. _v.
blocked [blkt] 1. _p-p. block 2 2. _a. _. ; ; blocked accounts
blockhead [blkhed] _n.
blockhouse [blkhaus] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
blocking [blkIN] 1. _pres-p. block 2 2. _n. 1> _-. , 2> _. ,
blockish [blkIS] _a. ,
bloke [bluk] _n. _. ,
blond = blonde
blonde [blnd] 1. _n. 1> () 2> ۣ 2. _a. ,
blood [bld] 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 [bldbQNk] _n. 1> 2>
blood brother [bldbrD] _n. 1> 2>
blood feud [bldfjud] _n. ;
blood group [bldgrup] _n. _.
blood orange [bldǍrIndZ] _n. ̣ ( )
blood pressure [bldpreS] _n.
blood test [bldtest] _n. ,
blood transfusion [bldtrQnsfjuZn] _n. _.
blood-guilty [bldgIltI] _a. _. -.
blood-heat [bldhit] _n.
blood-horse [bldhs] _n.
blood-letting [bldletIN] _n.
blood-poisoning [bldpIznIN] _n.
blood-pudding [bldpudIN] = black pudding
blood-stained [bldsteInd] _a. 1> 2> ,
blood-sucker [bldsk] _n. 1> 2> , ,
blood-thirsty [bldTstI] _a.
blood-vessel [bldvesl] _n.
bloodcurdling [bldkdlIN] _a. ; ; bloodcurdling sight ,
blooded [bldId] 1. _p-p. blood 2 2. _a. 1> ( ) 2> 3> _. Σ ,
bloodhound [bldhaund] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
bloodiness [bldInIs] _n.
bloodless [bldlIs] _a. 1> 2> ݣ; 3> ,
bloodshed [bldSed] _n.
bloodshot [bldSt] _a. ( )
bloodstone [bldstun] _n. _. ,
bloodworm [bldwm] _n. 1> 2> , -
bloody [bldI] 1. _a. 1> ; ; bloody flux 2> ; 3> _. ; to wave a bloody shirt _. ; ; B. Mary 2. _adv. _. , 3. _v.
bloody-minded [bldImaIndId] _a. ;
bloom _I [blum] 1. _n. 1> , ; in bloom 2> 3> ; to take the bloom off smth. , -. 4> 5> ( ) 2. _v. ; (. _.) _II [blum] _n. _. , ,
bloomer [blum] _n. _. ;
bloomers [blumz] _n. _pl. _. ;
blooming _I [blumIN] 1. _pres-p. bloom I, 2 2. _a. 1> 2> _. . bloody 1, 3; a blooming fool _II [blumIN] _n. _. _III [blumIN] _n. _.
bloomy [blumI] _a.
blossom [blsm] 1. _n. 1> , (. ) 2> 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> , (. blossom forth, blossom out)
blot [blt] 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 [bltS] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 2. _v. ,
blotchy [bltSI] _a. ,
blotter [blt] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> ;
blottesque [bltesk] _a. , ( , )
blotting-pad [bltINpQd] _n.
blotting-paper [bltINpeIp] _n.
blotto [bltu] _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 [blubaIblu] _a. , ; a blow-by-blow account ޣ
blow-off [bluȍf] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> _.
blow-out [bluaut] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> (, ..) 3> _. ԣ, 4> _. ;
blow-up [blup] _n. 1> = blow-out 4 2> 3> _. , 4> _.
blowball [blubl] _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 [bluINendZIn] _n.
blowing machine [bluINmSin] = blowing engine
blowing-up [bluINp] _n. 1> 2> _.
blowlamp [blulQmp] _n.
blown _I [blun] _p-p. blow III, 2 _II [blun] 1. _p-p. blow II, 2 2. _a. ,
blowpipe [blupaIp] _n.
blowtorch [bluttS] = blowlamp
blowy [bluI] _a. ( )
blowzy [blauzI] _a. 1> ݣ 2> ң, (. )
blub [blb] _. _. _. blubber II, 2 _v. _. , ;
blubber _I [blb] _n. 1> 2> () _II [blb] 1. _n. , ң 2. _v. _. , ; _III [blb] _a. , ( )
blubbered [blbd] 1. _p-p. blubber II, 2 2. _a. ң; blubbered face
bluchers [blutSz] _n. _pl. 1> 2>
bludgeon [bldZn] 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 B. and the Grey " " ( 1861-1865 ); Dark ( Oxford) Blues ; Light ( Cambridge) Blues 3. _v. 1> ; (أ) 2> () 3> _.
blue coat [blukut] _n. 1> 2> 3>
blue disease [bludIziz] _n. _. 1> , 2>
Blue Peter [blupit] _n. _.
blue print [bluprInt] _n. 1> , "" 2> ͣ, ,
blue ribbon [blurIbn] _n. 1> (. ) 2> ; 3> 4> _attr. B. R. Army
blue streak [blustrik] _n. 1> 2> ; to talk blue streak
blue tit [blutIt] _n. ()
blue vitriol [bluvItrIl] _n.
blue-berry [blubrI] _n. ; ;
blue-book [blubuk] _n. 1> ( , ..) 2> _. , 3> _. 4> _. ( )
blue-collarworker [bluklwk] _n.
blue-pencil [blupensl] _v. ; , ޣ
blue-stone [blustun] _n.
Bluebeard [blubId] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _.
bluebell [blubel] _n. _. 1> 2> ( )
bluebird [blubd] _n. 1> _. _. 2> ,
bluebottle [blubtl] _n. 1> _. ̣ () 2> _. 3> _.
blueing [bluIN] 1. _pres-p. blue 3 2. _n. 1> () 2> 3>
bluejacket [bludZQkIt] _n. _. -
blueprint [bluprInt] _v. 1> 2> ,
blues [bluz] _n. _.
bluestocking [blustkIN] _n. _. ޣ , " ";
bluet [bluIt] _n. _. ̣
bluett [bluIt] = bluet _n. _. ̣
bluff _I [blf] 1. _a. 1> , ; 2> , ; - 2. _n. ; , ԣ _II [blf] 1. _n. 1> , , ; to call smb.'s bluff , ( -.) 2> 2. _v. , ,
bluffy [blfI] _a. 1> , ; - 2> , ;
bluing [bluIN] = blueing 2
bluish [bluIS] _a. ,
blunder [blnd] 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 [blndbs] _n. _. ( أ )
blunderhead [blndhed] _n. ,
blundering [blndrIN] 1. _pres-p. blunder 2 2. _a. 1> , 2>
blunge [blndZ] _v. ;
blunt [blnt] 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 [blb] _n. ; (. )
blurt [blt] _v. , (. blurt out)
blush [blS] 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
blushfool [blSful] _a. 1> ; 2> ,
blushing [blSIN] 1. _pres-p. blush 2 2. = blushful
bluster [blst] 1. _n. 1> ң 2> , , 2. _v. 1> ; ( ) 2> , , (at) 3>
blusterer [blstr] _n. ;
blusterous [blstrs], blustery [blstrI] _a. 1> , 2> , 3>
bo [bu] = boo
bo-peep [bupip] _n. ( £); to play bo-peep (. _.)
bo-tree [butri] _n. ( )
boa [bu] _n. 1> _. ; 2> ,
Boanerges [bundZiz] _n.
boar [b] _n. ; wild boar ,
board _I [bd] 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 [bd] _n. ; ; ; ; ; B. of Directors ; board of trustees ; B. of Education > _. ; > _. () ; B. of Health ; B. of Trade > ( ); > ( )
board-wages [bdweIdZIz] _n. ( ..)
board-walk [bdwk] _n.
boarder [bd] _n. 1> ; 2> ( )
boarding-house [bdINhaus] _n. ;
boarding-school [bdINskul] _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 [buttreIn] _n. ,
boat-fly [butflaI] _n.
boat-hook [buthuk] _n. ; _.
boat-house [buthaus] _n. ,
boat-race [butreIs] _n.
boat-tailed [butteIld] _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 [bb] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; (); ; 3> ( ) 4> 5> = bobsleigh 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 [bb] _n. (_pl. .) _.
bob-sled [bbsled] = bob-sleigh
bob-sleigh [bbsleI] _n. 1> ( ̣ ) 2> ң
bobbed [bbd] _a. ( ޣ)
bobber [bb] _n.
bobbery [bbrI] 1. _n. , 2. _a. bobbery pack
bobbin [bbIn] _n. 1> 2> 3> ; 4> _. ,
bobbish [bbIS] _a. _. _. ̣, ӣ (. pretty bobbish)
bobby [bbI] _n. _.
bobby pin [bbIpIn] _n.
bobby-sox [bbIsks] _n. _pl. _. _.
bobby-soxer [bbIsks] _n. _. -
bobcat [bbkQt] _n. _.
bobolink [bblINk] _n. ()
bobtail [bbteIl] _n. 1> 2>
bock [bk] _n. 1> ԣ () 2> _.
bode _I [bud] _v. ; _II [bud] _p. _p-p. bide
bodeful [budful] _a. , ;
bodega [budig] _. _n.
bodice [bdIs] _n. ; ()
bodiless [bdIlIs] _a.
bodily [bdIlI] 1. _a. , ; bodily fear ; bodily injury 2. _adv. 1> , ; he came bodily , 2> ; _.
bodkin [bdkIn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ; to sit (to travel) bodkin ()
Bodleian [bdlin] _a. the Bodleian (library) ( )
body [bdI] 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 [bdItSek], body-checking [bdItSekIN] _n. _. ɣ;
body-cloth [bdIklT] _n.
body-colour [bdIkl] _n. _. ;
body-guard [bdIgad] _n. 1> ; 2>
body-snatcher [bdIsnQtS] _n. _. 1> 2> _. _. 3> _. ԣ,
bodywork [bdIwk] _n.
Boeotian [bIȫuSjn] 1. _a. , 2. _n. ,
Boer [bu] _n. _. ( )
boffin [bfIn] _n. _. ޣ,
bog [bg] 1. _n. , 2. _v. to be ( to get) bogged down ( )
bog oak [bgȫuk] _n. ң
bog-berry [bgberI] _n.
bog-trotter [bgtrt] _n. 1> 2> _.
bogey [bugI] = bogie
boggard [bgd], boggart [bgt] _n. _. 1> , 2>
boggle [bgl] _v. 1> 2> , (at, about, over - -.) 3> (-.) , 4> , ;
boggy [bgI] _a.
boghead [bghed] _n.
bogie [bugI] _n. 1> ; 2> _-. () 3> = bogy 1, 2 3
bogle [bgl] _n. 1> 2>
bogus [bugs] _a. _. , ; bogus prisoner ޣ,
bogy [bugI] _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> = bogle 1 2
boh [bu] = boo
Bohemia [buhimj] _n. _.
Bohemian [buhimjn] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. 1> 2> 3>
boil _I [bIl] 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 [bIl] _n. ,
boiled [bIld] 1. _p-p. boil I, 2 2. _a. ң, ޣ; hard boiled egg ; boiled dinner _. ; boiled linseed oil ; boiled shirt > _. ; > _. ,
boiler [bIl] _n. 1> () ԣ, 2> ; 3> , , ; to burst one's boiler _. ( ) , ; to burst smb.'s boiler -.
boiler-house [bIlhaus] _n.
boiler-plate [bIlpleIt] _n. ;
boiler-room [bIlrum] _n. ,
boilersuit [bIlsjut] _n. ,
boiling [bIlIN] 1. _pres-p. boil I, 2 2. _n. 1> 2> ; the whole boiling _. 3. _a.
boiling heat [bIlINhit] _n. ( ) ( )
boiling-point [bIlINpInt] _n. (. _.)
boisterous [bIstrs] _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. , ,
boleron 1> [blErou] ( ) 2> [blrou] ,
boletus [bulits] _n.
bolide [bulId] _n. _.
bolivar [blIvA] _n. ( )
Bolivian [blIvIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
boliviano [blivjAnu] _n. (_pl. -s [ouz]) ( )
boll [bul] _n. _.
bollard [bld] _n. _.
bologna [blunj] = Bologna-sausage
Bologna-sausage [blunjssIdZ] _n. (ޣ)
bolometer [bulmIt] _n. _.
boloney [blunI] _n. 1> = Bologna-sausage 2> _. , ,
Bolshevik [blSIvIk] 1. _n. 2. _a.
Bolshevism [blSIvIzm] _n.
Bolshevist [blSIvIst] 1. _n. 2. _a.
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 [bm] 1. _n. 1> ; (ͣ); 2> ( , ) 3> 4> _. ; to throw a bomb into , 2. _v. , ; bomb out ; bomb up _. (-)
bomb dropper [bmdrp] _n. _.
bomb-destroy [bmdIstrI] _v. ,
bomb-disposal [bmdIspuzl] _n. , ,
bomb-load [bmlud] _n.
bomb-proof [bmpruf] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
bomb-sight [bmsaIt] _n. _.
bombard 1. _n. [bmbAd] _. 2. _v. [bmbAd] 1> 2> _. , () 3> _. ,
bombardier [bmbdI] _n. ;
bombardment [bmbAdmnt] _n. ; ͣ ; preliminary bombardment
bombardon [bmbAdn] _n. (_. )
bombasine [bmbsin] _n. _. (ۣ , . ޣ )
bombast [bmbQst] _n. ( , )
bombastic [bmbQstIk] _a.
bombazine [bmbzin] = bombasine
bombed-out [bmdaut] _a. ̣
bomber [bm] _n. 1> _. ; ͣ 2> _.
bombing [bmIN] 1. _pres-p. bomb 2 2. _n. ; £
bombshell [bmSel] _n. 1> 2> ;
bombshelter [bmSelt] _n.
bon mot [bNmu] _n. _. (_pl. bons mots) ,
bon-bon [bnbn], [bNbN] _n. _.
bona fide [bunfaIdI] _. 1. _a. ; 2. _adv.
bona fides [bunfaIdIz] _. _n. ;
bonanza [bunQnz] 1. _n. 1> _. ; () ; , " " 2> _. ( ) 2. _a. ; bonanza farm ,
bond _I [bnd] 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 [bnd] _. 1. _n. () 2. _a.
bond-stone [bndstun] _n. _. ,
bondage [bndIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2>
bonded [bndId] 1. _p-p. bond I, 2 2. _a. 1> ( ) 2> 3> bonded warehouse
bonder [bnd] = bond-stone
bondholder [bndhuld] _n. ,
bondmaid [bndmeId] _n. ;
bondman [bndmn] _n. , ;
bondservant [bndsvnt] _n.
bondservice [bndsvIs] _n. ;
bondslave [bndsleIv] _n.
bondsman [bndzmn] _n. 1> = bondman 2>
bondswoman [bndzwumn] = bondmaid
bondwoman [bndwumn] = 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 [buntSaIn] _n. ,
bone-black [bunblQk] _n.
bone-coal [bunkul] _n.
bone-dry [bundraI] _a. 1> 2> _. , ( )
bone-dust [bundst] _n. ()
bone-head [bunhed] _n. _. ,
bone-meal [bunmil] = bone-dust
bone-setter [bunset] _n.
bone-shaker [bunSeIk] _n. _. ;
bone-spavin [bunspQvIn] _n. ( )
boned [bund] _a.
boneless [bunlIs] _a.
boner [bun] _n. _. ;
bonfire [bnfaI] _n. ԣ; to make a bonfire of ( ), ;
Boniface [bnIfeIs] _n.
bonne [bn] _n. _.
bonnet [bnIt] 1. _n. 1> ( ); ; ; ; to vail the bonnet 2> _. ( ..) 3> _. (); , ; ; to fill smb.'s bonnet أ-. ; -. 2. _v. 1> (-.) 2> ()
bonny [bnI] _a. _. 1> (. . ) 2> , 3>
bonny-clabber [bnIklQb] _n. _.
bons mots [bNmuz] _pl. bon mot
bonus [buns] _n. 1> ; 2> _attr. bonus job
bony [bunI] _a. 1> 2>
bonze [bnz] _n.
boo [bu] 1. _interj. > ; > 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> ; to boo a dog out
boob [bub] _n. _.
booby [bubI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> , (-) 4> ( )
booby prize [bubIpraIz] _n. ( )
booby trap [bubItrQp] _n. 1> 2> _. -, -
booby-trap [bubItrQp] _v. _. -
boodle [budl] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. 4>
booh [bu] = boo
book [buk] 1. _n. 1> , 2> (the B.) 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 [bukklb] _n.
book-hunter [bukhnt] _n.
book-keeper [bukkip] _n. ;
book-keeping [bukkipIN] _n. ;
book-learning [buklnIN] _n. , , ;
book-maker [bukmeIk] _n. ( )
book-mark [bukmAk] _n. ( )
book-marker [bukmAk] _n. ( )
book-plate [bukpleIt] _n.
bookbinder [bukbaInd] _n. ̣
bookbinding [bukbaIndIN] _n. ̣
bookcase [bukkeIs] _n. ; ;
booked [bukt] 1. _p-p. book 2 2. _a. 1> 2>
bookie [bukI] _n. _. ( )
booking-clerk [bukINklAk] _n. ,
booking-office [bukINǍfIs] _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 [bukmubaIl] _n.
bookseller [buksel] _n. ; second-hand bookseller
bookselling [bukselIN] _n.
bookshelf [bukSelf] _n.
bookshop [bukSp] _n.
bookstall [bukstl] _n.
bookstand [bukstQnd] _n.
bookstore [bukst] _n. _.
bookworm [bukwm] _n. , ,
boom _I [bum] _n. 1> _. , ( ң ) 2> _. , (); 3> _. _. 4> _. 5> _. () 6> _. , _II [bum] 1. _n. 1> (, ..) 2> , 3> 4> , ߣ 5> , 2. _v. 1> 2> , 3> , ; ( ) 4> , ; 5> ( , ) 6> , ( , ..)
boomer _I [bum] _n. _II [bum] _n. _. , -. -.
boomerang [bumrQN] _n.
boon _I [bun] _n. 1> , ; ; , 2> _. _II [bun] _a. 1> _. _. ( ); , ( ..) 2> , ; boon companion ӣ _III [bun] _n. 1> () 2> _-. ,
boor [bu] _n. ,
boorish [burIS] _a. ,
boose [buz] = booze
boost [bust] 1. _n. 1> _. , ; 2> ( ) 3> _. 2. _v. 1> , , 2> , ; 3> () 4> = boom II, 2, 5 5> _. 6> _. ; ( ..)
booster [bust] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ; 3> _-. 4> _. -;
boot _I [but] 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 [but] _. 1. _n. , ; to boot _. 2. _v. ; what boots it? ?; it boots not _III [but] _n. _. _. _. 1> 2> _attr. boot camp
boot-top [buttp] _n.
boot-tree [buttri] _n.
bootblack [butblQk] _n. . _.
bootee [buti] _n. 1> (ԣ) 2>
Bootes [buȫutiz] _n. ()
booth [buD] _n. ; ; ; ; ( )
bootjack [butdZQk] _n. 1> 2> _.
bootlace [butleIs] _n.
bootleg [butleg] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> , 4> _attr. _. 2. _v. _. _. 1> 2>
bootlegger [butleg] _n. 1> 2> _. ݣ
bootless _I [butlIs] _a. , ; _II [butlIs] _a. ; bootless effort
bootlicker [butlIk] _n.
bootmaker [butmeIk] _n.
boots [buts] _n. , ( )
booty [butI] _n. , ; to play booty , ;
booze [buz] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> , ; ; to be on the booze 2. _v.
boozy [buzI] _a. _. 1> 2>
bora [bur] _n. , - ( )
boracic acid [brQsIkQsId] _n.
borage [brIdZ] _n. _.
borax [brQks] _n. 1> _. 2> _attr. borax soap
Bordeaux [bdu] _n. _. ()
border [bd] 1. _n. 1> ; the B. 2> ; , ; 2. _v. 1> (on, upon - ) 2> , (upon - ) 3> ,
border line [bdlaIn] _n. ,
border-line [bdlaIn] _a. ; _.
borderer [bdr] _n.
borderland [bdlQnd] _n. 1> ; 2> ( ) 3> -. ̣, ;
borderless [bdlIs] _a. ;
bore _I [b] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. _. 3> , 4> , ; what a bore! ! 5> 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> 3> ; he bores me to death _II [b] _n. ( ) _III [b] _p. bear II
bore hole [bhul] _n. ;
boreal [brIl] _a.
Boreas [brIQs] _n. _. ,
borecole [bkul] _n. ,
bored [bd] 1. _p-p. bore I, 2 2. _a. ; I am bored ,
boredom [bdm] _n.
borer [br] _n. 1> , ; 2> ; 3> ()
boric [brIk] _a. _.
boring [brIN] 1. _pres-p. bore I, 2 2. _n. 1> ; 2> ; (̣) 3> , 4> _pl. 3. _a. 1> 2> ,
boring machine [brINmSin] _n. _. ;
boring mill [brINmIl] _n.
boring rig [brINrIg] _n. _.
born [bn] 1. _p-p. bear II, 3 2. _a. ģ; a poet born ģ ; in all one's born days
borne 1. [bn] _p-p. bear II 2. [bneI] _a. _. ,
boron [brn] _n. _.
borough [br] _n. 1> () ; municipal borough , {. . 2}; Parliamentary borough , ; close ( pocket) borough , ; rotten borough _. 2> _. - (. municipal borough) 3> the B. ( )
borough-English [brINglIS] _n. _. _. ,
borrow [bru] _v. 1> , (of, from - -.) 2>
borrowing [bruIN] 1. _pres-p. borrow 2. _n. 1> ; he who likes borrowing dislikes paying , , 2>
borsch [bStS] _. _n.
Borstal [bstl] _a. Borstal system , ; Borstal institution ; Borstal boy ,
borzoi [bzI] _. _n. ( )
boscage [bskIdZ] _n. _. ; ;
bosh _I [bS] 1. _n. _. ; () 2. _interj. !, ! 3. _v. _. _. ; _II [bS] _n. _. 1> 2> _pl.
bosk [bsk] _n. _.
boskage [bskIdZ] = boscage
bosket [bskIt] = bosk
bosky [bskI] _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 [bskIt] = bosk
boss _I [bs] _. 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; _. ; he's the boss here 2> _. 3> 4> _. 2. _v. ; ; to boss the show , _II [bs] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. , , , ; 3> _. , 4> _. 5> 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> _. , _III [bs] 1. _n. _. 1> 2> 2. _v. _. 1> , ; 2>
bossy [bsI] _a. 1> 2>
Boston [bstn] _n. 1> - 2> _.
boston [bstn] _n. 1> - 2> _.
bot-fly [btflaI] _n.
botanical [btQnIkl] _a.
botanist [btnIst] _n.
botanize [btnaIz] _v.
botany [btnI] _n.
Botany bay [btnIbeI] _n. , ( , )
botch [btS] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> ;
botcher [btS] _n.
both [buT] 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 [bD] 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , (about) 3> ; ; don't bother! ; oh, bother it! _. ޣ !
botheration [bDreISn] 1. _n. = bother 1 2. _interj. !
bothersome [bDsm] _a. , ;
bothy [bTI] _n. _. 1> 2> () ( , )
bottle _I [btl] 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 [btl] _n. _. ;
bottle neck [btlnek] _n.
bottle-baby [btlbeIbI] _n. £,
bottle-feeding [btlfidIN] _n.
bottle-glass [btlglAs] _n.
bottle-green [btlgrin] _a. ԣ-̣,
bottle-holder [btlhuld] _n. 1> ӣ 2> ,
bottle-neck [btlnek] 1. _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> _. 4> _. 2. _v. ,
bottle-screw [btlskru] _n.
bottle-washer [btlwS] _n. 1> 2> _. ; head cook and bottle-washer _. ; , ,
bottom [btm] 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 [btmdr] _n. ,
bottom-land [btmlQnd] _n. _. ;
bottomless [btmlIs] _a. 1> 2> 3> ( ) 4>
bottommost [btmmust] _a.
botulism [btjulIzm] _n. _.
boudoir [budwA] _n. _.
bough [bau] _n.
bought [bt] _p. _p-p. buy 1
bougie [buZi] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
bouillon [bujN] _n. _. 1> , 2>
boulder [buld] _n. 1> 2>
boulevard [bulvA] _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 _a. _. 1> ( ) 2> , , ; bountiful havest
bounty [bauntI] _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> _.
bouquet [bukeI] _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 [buZwA] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _a. _II [bdZIs] _n. _.
bourgeoisie [buZwAzi] _n. _.
bourgeon [bdZn] = 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 [butik] _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 [buwIndu] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ,
bow-backed [baubQkt] _a. ,
bow-compass [bukmps], bow-compasses [bukmpsIz] _n. (_pl.)
bow-saw [bus] _n.
bow-string [bustrIN] _n.
bow-wow [bauwau] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; the (big) bow-wow style ( strain) ; 2. _interj. -!
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 [bauQNk] = bower II _n. _.
bowery _I [baurI] _a. , , _II [baurI] _n. _. 1> _. , 2> ۣ ,
bowie-knife [buInaIf] _n. _.
bowing [buIN] _n. ;
bowk [bauk] _n. _.
bowknot [bunt] = 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
bowlegged [beulegd] _a.
bowler _I [bul] _n. ( ); battle bowler _. _. _II [bul] _n. , ( ) ( )
bowler hat [bulhQt] _n. -; to get the bowler hat
bowline [bulIn] _n. _. ;
bowling [bulIN] 1. _pres-p. bowl II, 2 2. _n.
bowling-alley [bulINQlI] _n. 1> = bowling-green 2>
bowling-green [bulINgrin] _n.
bowman _I [bumn] _n. ( ), _II [baumn] _n. _. ( )
bowse [bauz] = bouse
bowshot [buSt] _n. ̣
bowsprit [busprIt] _n. _.
bowtie [butaI] _n. -
box _I [bks] 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 [bks] 1. _n. 1> ; box on the ear ݣ 2> 2. _v. 1> ; I boxed his ear ݣ 2> _III [bks] _n. _. ̣
box-couch [bkskautS] _n. ( )
box-keeper [bkskip] _n.
box-office [bksȍfIs] _n.
box-pleat [bksplit] _n.
box-seat [bkssit] _n. 1> 2>
box-up [bksp] _n. _. , ,
boxcalf [bkskAf] _n. ,
boxcar [bkskA] _n. _.
boxen [bksn] _a. _. ,
boxer [bks] _n. 1> _. ӣ 2> ӣ ( )
Boxer [bks] _n. _. . ӣ 1900-1901 .
boxing _I [bksIN] 1. _pres-p. box II, 2 2. _n. _II [bksIN] 1. _pres-p. box I, 2 2. _n. 1> ( ) 2> , , 3> ,
Boxing-day [bksINdeI] _n. , , , , ,
boxing-gloves [bksINglvz] _n. _pl. ӣ
boxwood [bkswud] _n. ;
boy [bI] _n. 1> 2> ; ; my boy _. , , 3> 4> (- ) 5> _. 6> (the boy) _. > ; > _. ; big boy > _. _. ; > _. _. ֣ ; pansy boy _. ; fly boy _. ̣
boy scout [bIskaut] _n.
boy-friend [bIfrend] _n. _. ,
boycott [bIkt] 1. _n. 2. _v.
boyhood [bIhud] _n.
boyish [bIIS] _a. ; ;
boyishness [bIISnIs] _n.
bozo [buzu] _n. _. _. , ""
bra [brA] _n. _.
brabble [brQbl] _. 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 [brQkn] _n. -
bracket [brQkIt] 1. _n. 1> ; round (square) brackets () 2> , ; 3> , ; age bracket 4> 5> _. ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> , ( -., -.); don't bracket me with him 3> _.
brackish [brQkIS] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( );
bract [brQkt] _n. _.
brad [brQd] _n. ,
bradawl [brQdl] _n.
brae [breI] _n. _. ;
brag [brQg] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. , ,
braggadocio [brQgdutSIu] _n. 1> 2>
braggart [brQgt] 1. _n. 2. _a.
braggery [brQgrI] _n.
Brahma [brAm] _n. _. _.
brahma [brAm] _n. () ( )
brahmapootra [brAmputr] _n. () ( )
brahmin [brAmIn] _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 [breInfiv] _n. 1> 2> , Σ
brain wave [breInweIv] _n. _. ,
brain-child [breIntSaIld] _n. (_pl. children) , ,
brain-drain [breIndreIn] 1. _n. " ", 2. _v.
brain-fag [breInfQg] _n.
brain-growth [breIngruT] _n.
brain-pan [breInpQn] _n. ,
brain-power [breInpau] _n. ; -
brain-sick [breInsIk] _a. ,
brain-storm [breInstm] _n. _. 1> ; 2> ;
brain-tunic [breIntjunIk] _n.
brainless [breInlIs] _a. ,
Brains Trust [breInztrst] _n.
brainwash [breInwS] 1. _n. = brainwashing 2. _v. _. " ",
brainwashing [breInwSIN] _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 [breIkbQnd] _n. _.
brakesman [breIksmn] _n. 1> 2> _. ߣ
brakevan [breIkvQn] _n.
braky [breIkI] _a.
bramble [brQmbl] _n. _.
bran [brQn] _n. ;
brancard [brQNkd] _n.
branch [brAntS] 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 [brQNkIi] _n. _pl. _.
branchial [brQNkIl], branchiate [brQNkIeIt] _a. ;
branchless [brAntSlIs] _a. 1> 2> ( , ..)
branchy [brAntSI] _a. 1> 2> ̣
brand [brQnd] 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 [brQndnju] _a. ; " "
brandish [brQndIS] _v. , (, )
brandling [brQndlIN] _n.
brandy [brQndI] _n. ,
brannew [brQnnju] = brandnew
brant [brQnt] _n. _.
brantgoose [brQntgus] _n. _.
brash _I [brQS] 1. _n. 2. _a. _. 1> , 2> , , _II [brQtS] _n. 1> , 2> ̣ 3>
brass [brAs] 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 [brAsbQnd] _n.
brass hat [brAshQt] _n. _. _. ;
brass knuckles [brAsnklz] _n. _pl.
brass works [brAswks] _n.
brassard [brQsAd] _n.
brassiere [brQsI] _n. _. ,
brassy [brAsI] 1. _a. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> 2. _n. ( )
brat [brQt] _n. 1> _. £; 2> _.
brattice [brQtIs] _n. _. ,
brattle [brQtl] . _. 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ;
bravado [brvAdu] _n. (_pl. oes, os [ouz]) , ,
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 [brAvu] _interj. !
brawl [brl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _v. 1> , , 2>
brawler [brl] _n. ;
brawn [brn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
brawny [brnI] _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 [brQzIl] _n. _. ,
brazil-nut [brzIlnt] _n. ( )
brazil-wood [brzIlwud] _n. , ;
Brazilian [brzIljn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
brazing [breIzIN] 1. _pres-p. braze 2. _n. 1> ף 2> _attr. brazing spelter ף ; brazing torch
breach [britS] 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 [bredndbt] _a. 1> , , ; bread-and-butter miss , 2> , ; bread-and-butter letter ,
bread-basket [bredbAskIt] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
bread-crumb [bredkrm] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
bread-fruit [bredfrut] _n. 1> 2>
bread-line [bredlaIn] _n. _.
bread-stuffs [bredstfs] _n. _pl. 1> 2>
bread-ticket [bredtIkIt] _n.
bread-winner [bredwIn] _n. 1> () 2>
breadth [bredT] _n. 1> 2> 3> (, ); ; to a hair's breadth --, ; by (within) a hair's breadth of smth. -.
breadthways [bredTweIz] _adv.
breadthwise [bredTwaIz] = breadthways _adv.
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 break ..) 17> 18> ( ; ) 19> , ; a cry broke from his lips 20> () 21> _. (); () 22> _. , 23> ( , ͣ ) 24> _. (); break away > , ( ..); > (from break ); > , ; 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 I}; to break a butterfly on the wheel . wheel I; 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 [breIkTru] _n. 1> , ; ң -. 2> _.
break-up [breIkp] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ( )
breakable [breIkbl] 1. _a. , 2. _n. _pl. ( ..)
breakage [breIkIdZ] _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 [breIkwt] _n. , ;
bream _I [brim] _n. _II [brim] _v. ( )
breast [brest] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> _. 5> () 6> _. ; to make a clean breast of it ޣ-. 2. _v. ( -.); ,
breast-band [brestbQnd] _n. ( )
breast-feeding [brestfidIN] _n. ()
breast-high [bresthaI] _a. 1> 2> ֣
breast-pin [brestpIn] _n.
breast-pocket [brestpkIt] _n.
breast-stroke [breststruk] _n. _.
breastbone [brestbun] _n. ;
breastplate [brestpleIt] _n. 1> () 2> 3> , ( ) 4> ()
breastwork [brestwk] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
breath [breT] _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 [breTteIkIN] _a. , ,
breath-test [breTtest] _n. ( ..)
breathalyser, breathalyzer [breTlaIz] _n. ( )
breathe [briD] _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 [briD] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5> _.
breathing [briDIN] 1. _pres-p. breathe 2. _n. 1> 2> ̣ 3> _. 3. _a. () , ( ..)
breathing-space [briDINspeIs] _n.
breathless [breTlIs] _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 [britS] _n. 1> , 2> _. ڣ (; . breech end)
breech-block [britSblk] _n. _.
breech-loader [britSlud] _n. _. , ڣ
breech-sight [britSsaIt] _n. _.
breeches [brItSIz] _n. _pl. 1> 2> _. ; breeches part ,
breeches-buoy [brItSIzbI] _n. ( )
breed [brid] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _v. (bred) 1> , (); 2> () 3> , 4> ; to breed true 5> ; ; to breed in and in
breeder [brid] _n. 1> , ; cattle breeder ; sheep breeder 2> ( ) 3> _. ()
breeding [bridIN] 1. _pres-p. breed 2 2. _n. 1> (); cattle breeding ; sheep breeding 2> 3> , 4> _.
breeze _I [briz] 1. _n. 1> ̣ , ; _. 2> _. , , 3> ; ; to fan the breezes 2. _v. 1> , 2> _. _. ; breeze in , ; breeze up ( ) _II [briz] _n. , _III [briz] _n. ; ;
breeze block [brizblk] _n. _.
breezy [brizI] _a. 1> , 2> , ӣ
brekker [brek] _n. _. _.
brent [brent] _n. _. ޣ
brentgoose [brentgus] _n. _. ޣ
brer [br] _n. _. (_. brother) ; B. Rabbit ( )
brethren [breDrIn] _n. (_pl. brother) _. ;
breve [briv] _n. 1> _. () 2> _. ()
brevet [brevIt] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. 2. _v.
breviary [brivjrI] _n. 1> ; ݣ , 2> _.
brevier [brvI] _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 [bruIN] 1. _pres-p. brew I 2. _n. 1> 2> , 3> _.
Brewster Sessions [brustseSnz] _n. ,
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 [braIbteIk] _n. ;
bric-a-brac [brIkbrQk] _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 [brIkbQt] _n. 1> 2> ;
brick-field [brIkfild] _n.
brick-kiln [brIkkIln] _n.
bricklayer [brIkleI] _n.
bricklaying [brIkleIIN] _n.
brickwork [brIkwk] _n.
brickyard [brIkjAd] _n.
bridal [braIdl] 1. _n. , 2. _a.
bride [braId] _n. ; ; the B. of the Sea " ",
bridecake [braIdkeIk] _n.
bridegroom [braIdgrum] _n. ;
bridesmaid [braIdzmeId] _n.
bridesman [braIdzmn] _n. , ( )
bridewell [braIdwl] _n. ,
bridge _I [brIdZ] 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 [brIdZ] _n. ( )
bridge crane [brIdZkreIn] _n.
bridgehead [brIdZhed] _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 [braIdlhQnd] _n.
bridle-path [braIdlpAT] _n. () ,
bridle-rein [braIdlreIn] _n.
brief [brif] 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 [brifkeIs] _n.
briefing [brifIN] 1. _pres-p. brief 3 2. _n. 1> ( ), 2> ,
briefless [briflIs] _a. ( )
briefly [briflI] _adv. ,
briefness [brifnIs] _n. ,
brier _I [braI] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> , _II [braI] _n.
briery [braIrI] _a.
brig [brIg] _n. 1> , 2> _.
brigade [brIgeId] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> _attr. ; brigade major - 2. _v.
brigadier [brIgdI] _n. _. 1> 2>
brigand [brIgnd] _n. ,
brigandage [brIgndIdZ] _n. ,
bright [braIt] 1. _a. 1> ; ; 2> ( ) 3> , ( ) 4> 5> ; 6> , ̣; , 7> ӣ; to look on the bright side (of things) 2. _adv. ;
Bright's Disease [braItsdIziz] _n. _. ,
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 [brImful] _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.
Brinell hardness [brInelhAdnIs] _n. _. ף
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. _.
briquette [brIket] _n.
brisebise [brizbiz] _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. ; ֣;
Bristol board [brIstlbd] _n.
Bristol fashion [brIstlfQSn] _a. _. ()
Britannia [brItQnj] _n. _. (. ..)
Britannia metal [brItQnjmetl] _n. ( , , , )
Britannic [brItQnIk] _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
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 [brd] 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 [brdQru] _n.
broad-brim [brdbrIm] _n. 1> 2> _.
broadcast [brdkAst] 1. _n. 1> ; TV broadcast , 2> ; 2. _a. 1> ; broadcast appeal 2> , , 3. _v. 1> ; ; 2> 3> 4> ( ..)
broadcaster [brdkAst] _n.
broadcasting [brdkAstIN] _n. , ;
broadcloth [brdklT] _n. 1> ޣ 2> ۣ
broaden [brdn] _v. ()
broadgauge [brdgeIdZ] _a. 1> _-. 2> ;
broadly [brdlI] _adv. .. {. broad 1}; broadly speaking ;
broadminded [brdmaIndId] _a. , ; ;
broadness [brdnIs] _n. (, )
broadsheet [brdSit] _n. ; ;
broadside [brdsaId] _n. 1> () 2> ; ; to give a broadside _. 3> , ң ..; to give smb. a broadside -. 4> = broadsheet
broadsword [brdsd] _n.
broadtail [brdteIl] _n.
broadways [brdweIz] _adv. , , ң
broadwise [brdwaIz] = broadways _adv. , , ң
brocade [brukeId] _n.
brocaded [brukeIdId] _a.
brochure [bruSju] _n.
brock [brk] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
brocket [brkIt] _n.
brogue _I [brug] _n. _II [brug] _n. (. )
broidery [brIdrI] = embroidery
broil _I [brIl] _n. , _II [brIl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> () 2> _. 3> , ; to broil with impatience
broiler _I [brIl] _n. 1> , ۣ ̣ ( 1 ) 2> _. _II [brIl] _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 [bruknbelId] _a.
broken-down [brukndaun] _a. 1> , ; 2> ;
broken-hearted [bruknhAtId] _a. ;
brokenly [bruknlI] _adv. 1> 2> ;
broker [bruk] _n. 1> , ; ; insurance broker 2> 3> 4> ,
brokerage [brukrIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
broking [brukIN] _n. ,
brolly [brlI] _n. _. 1> (_. umbrella) 2> 3> _attr. brolly hop
bromide [brumaId] _n. 1> _. , 2> 3> , 4> , ,
bromine [brumin] _n. _.
bronchi [brNkaI] _n. _pl. _.
bronchia [brNkI] _n. _pl. _.
bronchial [brNkjl] _a.
bronchitis [brNkaItIs] _n.
broncho [brNku] = bronco
bronco [brNku] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _.
bronze [brnz] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. 2. _a. 3. _v. 1> 2>
bronzed [brnzd] 1. _p-p. bronze 3 2. _a. 1> , 2>
brooby [brudI] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> ( ) 2> ;
brooch [brutS] _n.
brood _I [brud] 1. _n. 1> ; _. ; 2> ; ; 2. _v. 1> 2> (. ; on, over - ); ( , ) 3> ( , ..) 4> ( ) _II [brud] _n. _.
brood-hen [brudhen] _n. ,
brood-mare [brudmE] _n. ,
brooder [brud] _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> [brum] _. ; a new broom " ", ; a new broom sweeps clean _. ԣ 2. _v. [brum] ,
broomstick [brumstIk] _n. ; to marry over the broomstick ()
broth [brT] _n. , ̣, , ; Scotch broth ; a broth of a boy ,
brothel [brTl] _n.
brother [brD] _n. (_pl. brothers [z]; . . brethren) 1> ; brother german ; brothers uterine ; sworn brothers , 2> ; ; brother in arms ; brother of the brush (); brother of the quill () 3> ; B. Jonathan _. ( )
brother-in-law [brDrInl] _n. (_pl. brothers-in-law) ( ); ( ); ( ); ( )
brotherhood [brDhud] _n. 1> 2> , ; the brotherhood of nations 3> 4> _.
brotherly [brDlI] 1. _a. 2. _adv. -
brothers-in-law [brDzInl] _pl. brother-in-law
brougham [brum] _n. 1> 2> _. ( )
brought [brt] _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 [braueIgju] _n.
browbeat [braubit] _v. ,
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> ()
browncoal [braunkul] _n. ,
browned off [braundȍf] _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 [braunaut] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2>
browse [brauz] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> , , (on) 2> . (on) 3> , ; , ; ( ..)
Bruin [bruIn] _n. ( )
bruise [bruz] 1. _n. 1> , ԣ; ; 2> (, ) 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> , (, ) 3> 4> (. bruise along)
bruiser [bruz] _n. 1> ӣ-; 2> _. ԣ
bruit [brut] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v. ; it is bruited about ( abroad) that ,
brumal [bruml] _a.
brumby [brmbI] _n. _. _.
brume [brum] _n. , ; ;
Brummagem [brmdZm] 1. _n. ۣ, ; . ( _. _. . , XVII . ) 2. _a. 1> ۣ; 2>
brumous [brums] _a. ,
brunch [brntS] _n. _. ( )
brunette [brunet] _n.
Brunswickline [brnzwIklaIn] _n. _. (1714-1901 .)
brunt [brnt] _n. 1> , ; to bear the brunt , () 2>
brush [brS] 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 [brSfaIw] _n. _.
brush-off [brSȍf] _n. _. _. ,
brush-up [brSp] _n. , ; I must give my French a brush-up , ()
brush-work [brSwk] _n. ()
brushwood [brSwud] _n. 1> , 2> ,
brushy _I [brSI] _a. 1> ݣ; 2> , _II [brSI] _a.
brusque [brusk] 1. _a. , ; 2. _v. , ( -.)
brut [brut] _a. ( )
brutal [brutl] _a. 1> , 2> _.
brutality [brutQlItI] _n. ,
brutalize [brutlaIz] _v. 1> 2> 3>
brute [brut] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ; "" 3> (the brute) (. _pl.) , 2. _a. 1> ; , 2> 3> ,
brutish [brutIS] _a. 1> ; ; 2>
bryology [braIȍldZI] _n. ,
bubal [bjubl] _n.
bubble [bbl] 1. _n. 1> 2> ң ( ); ң ( ) 3> , " " 2. _v. 1> ; 2> (. bubble over, bubble up); he bubbled over with fun 3> ( ) 4> _. ,
bubble car [bblkA] _n. -
bubble gum [bblgm] _a. _.
bubble-and-squeak [bblnskwik] _n. ң
bubbler [bbl] _n. _.
bubbly [bblI] 1. _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( ) 2. _n. _.
bubbly-jock [bblIdZk] _n.
bubo [bjubu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) _.
bubonic [bjubnIk] _a. _.
bubonocele [bjubnsil] _n. _.
bubs [bbz] _n. _pl. _.
buccaneer [bknI] 1. _n. 2. _v.
buccinator [bksIneIt] _n. ݣ ,
buck _I [bk] 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 [bk] 1. _n. _. 1> 2> ڣ ( ) 2. _v. 1> () ң 2> () _III [bk] 1. _n. ݣ 2. _v. ; ݣ
buck-eye [bkaI] _n. 1> 2> _. _.
buck-horn [bkhn] _n. ()
buck-shot [bkSt] _n. ,
buck-tooth [bktuT] _n.
bucket [bkIt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , ( ..); 3> 4> ߣ , 5> ; to give the bucket ; to kick the bucket , 2. _v. 1> 2> ; ; 3> ( ף )
bucket seat [bkItsit] _n. ( ̣ )
bucket-shop [bkItSp] _n. , ģ
bucking _I [bkIN] 1. _pres-p. buck III, 2 2. _n. ; () _II [bkIN] 1. _pres-p. buck II, 2 2. _n. _III [bkIN] _pres-p. buck I, 2
Buckingham Palace [bkINmpQlIs] _n. ( )
buckish [bkIS] _a. ,
buckle [bkl] 1. _n. 1> 2> , () 3> _. , , ; to cut the buckle , ( ) 2. _v. 1> ԣ 2> _. _. 3> (for); 4> ; , 5> ( ); buckle up
buckler [bkl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> , 2. _v. ;
bucko [bku] _. _. 1. _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) 2. _a. ,
buckram [bkrm] 1. _n. 1> ţ; ţ 2> 2. _a.
bucksaw [bks] _a.
buckskin [bkskIn] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
buckthorn [bkTn] _n. _.
buckwheat [bkwit] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; buckwheat cakes _.
bucolic [bjuklIk] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. 2. _n. 1> (. _pl.) 2> 3> _.
bud [bd] 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>
Buddha [bud] _n.
buddhism [budIzm] _n.
buddhistic [budIstIk] _a.
budding [bdIN] 1. _pres-p. bud 2 2. _a. ; 3. _n. _-. ;
buddy [bdI] _n. _. _. , ; buddy seat
budge _I [bdZ] _v. ( . ) 1> 2> , _II [bdZ] _n.
budget [bdZIt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; a budget of news 3> _. ţ 2. _v. 1> , (for) 2>
budgetary [bdZItrI] _a.
buff [bf] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. _. ; in buff , ޣ ; to strip to the buff ; 3> , ԣ-֣ 4> _. _. , 2. _a. 1> 2> 3. _v. 1> ( ) 2> ,
buffalo [bflu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) 1> ; 2> -; buffalo bug
buffer [bf] _n. 1> _. ; , , 2> , (. buffer State) 3> _. 4> _. _. 5> _attr. ; buffer disk _-. ; buffer stock _. ; old buffer _. ,
buffet _I [bfIt] 1. _n. (; . _.) 2. _v. 1> ; 2> (. ) 3> , _II _n. 1> [bfIt] ( ); ( , ) 2> [bufeI] , ; buffet car -, -; buffet luncheon ̣
buffi [bufi] _pl. buffo
buffo [bufu] 1. _n. (_pl. buffi) ԣ ( , ) 2. _a.
buffoon [bfun] 1. _n. , , 2. _a. 3. _v. ,
buffoonery [bfunrI] _n. ;
bug [bg] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. ; 4> _. _. , ; to go bugs 5> _. ; , 6> _. _. 2. _v. _. , ; , ( )
bug-hunter [bghnt] _n. _. (_. )
bugaboo [bgbu] _n. ,
bugbear [bgbE] = bugaboo _n. ,
bugger [bg] _n. 1> _. , 2> (. _. )
buggery [bgrI] _n. _.
buggy _I [bgI] _n. 1> ̣ ; 2> _II [bgI] _a.
bughouse [bghaus] _. _. 1. _n. 2. _a. , ; to go bughouse
bugle _I [bjugl] 1. _n. 1> ; ; , 2> _attr. bugle call 2. _v. _II [bjugl] _n. ; _III [bjugl] _n. _.
bugler [bjugl] _n. _. ,
buglet [bjuglIt] _n. _.
buhl [bul] _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 [bIldp] _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 [bIldINlis] _n.
building-paper [bIldINpeIp] _n. _.
building-society [bIldINssaItI] _n. - , -
built [bIlt] _p. _p-p. build 2
built-in [bIltIn] _a. 1> ; ; built-in wardrobe 2> , (-.);
bulb [blb] 1. _n. 1> _. _. 2> (); ; , 3> , 4> ң 5> 2. _v. ; bulb up ( )
bulbaceous [blbeISs] = bulbous
bulbil [blbIl] _n. _. ,
bulbous [blbs] _a. 1> ; 2>
Bulgarian [blgErIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
bulge [bldZ] 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 [bldZIN] 1. _pres-p. bulge 2 2. _a. 1> ; ; bulging eyes 2> ,
bulgy [bldZI] = bulging 2
bulimia [bjulImI] _n. _. () , _. ( -.)
bulimy [bjulImI] = bulimia
bulk [blk] 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 [blkhed] _n. 1> ( ); ( ..) 2> ; 3>
bulky [blkI] _a. 1> , ߣ; 2>
bull _I [bul] 1. _n. 1> ; ; . , , . 2> _. , 3> (B.) ( ) 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 [bulseSn] _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 [bulkAf] _n. 1> 2>
bull-pen [bulpen] _n. 1> 2> _.
bulldog [buldg] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> _. ( . ) 4> _. 5> _.
bulldoze [bulduz] _v. 1> (, ) 2> , 3> _. _. , ; ;
bulldozer [bulduz] _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 [bulItpruf] _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 [bulIrQg] _v. _. 1> 2> ,
bulrush [bulrS] _n. _. (ڣ);
bulwark [bulwk] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> 4> (. _pl.) _. 2. _v. 1> 2>
bum [bm] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> _. , , ; to go on the bum ޣ 3> (_. bum bailiff) 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; 3. _v. , ; ޣ
bum-bailiff [bmbeIlIf] _n.
bum-boat [bmbut] _n. ,
bumble [bmbl] _v. 1> 2> ,
bumble-bee [bmblbi] _n.
bumble-puppy [bmblppI] _n. ( , )
bumbledom [bumbldm] _n. _. , ( " ")
bumbling [bmblIN] _a. ,
bumbo [bmbu] _n.
bumf [bmf] _n. _. 1> 2> _. ,
bummer [bm] _n. _. ,
bump _I [bmp] 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 [bmp] 1. _n. 2. _v. ( )
bumper [bmp] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; 3> _attr. ; bumper crop ( harvest)
bumpkin [bmpkIn] _n. ԣ ,
bumptious [bmpSs] _a. _. , ;
bumpy [bmpI] _a. , ( )
bun _I [bn] _n. 1> 2> , () 3> _-. ; to get a bun on _. , ; ; to take the bun _. , , ; it takes the bun _. ӣ; _II [bn] _n. _.
buna [bun] _n. _. ( )
bunch [bntS] 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 [bntSI] _a. 1> 2> 3> 4> _.
bunco [bNku] _. 1. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) , 2. _v. 1> 2>
bunco-steerer [bNkustIr] _n. _. _. ;
buncombe [bNkm] = bunkum
bund [bnd] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> , ( ) 2. _v. ,
bunder [bnd] _n. ; ; , ( )
bundle [bndl] 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 [bN] 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 [bNglu] _n. , ,
bungle [bNgl] 1. _n. 1> ; to make a bungle of it ; 2> ; 2. _v. , ; -
bungler [bNgl] _n. , ""
bunion [bnjn] _n. _.
bunk _I [bNk] 1. _n. 2. _v. _. ; _II [bNk] _. 1. _n. ; to do a bunk 2. _v. , _III [bNk] = bunkum
bunker [bNk] 1. _n. 1> _. , ; ash bunker 2> _. , ( ) 3> 4> , 5> _. 6> _attr. ; bunker coal 2. _v. 1> () , 2> _. () 3> ( ) 4> (. _p-p.)
bunko [bNku] = bunco
bunkum [bNkm] _n. ; ; to talk bunkum ,
bunny [bnI] _n. _.
bunt _I [bnt] _n. 1> _. () 2> () _II [bnt] 1. _n. (, ); , 2. _v. ; ; _III [bnt] _n. _.
bunting _I [bntIN] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. _II [bntIN] _n. _. _III [bntIN] _pres-p. bunt II, 2
buoy [bI] 1. _n. , , գ; 2. _v. 1> 2> (. buoy up) 3> 4> (, ..); he was buoyed up by the news
buoyage [bIIdZ] _n.
buoyancy [bInsI] _n. 1> ; 2> , ; he lacks buoyancy 3> ( )
buoyant [bInt] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> _. 4> _. _. ̣; buoyant demand ̣,
bur [b] _n. 1> , () 2> , ; to stick like a bur 3> 4> _.
burberry [bbrI] _n. 1> (B.) "" ( ) 2> ""
burble [bbl] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ;
burbot [bbt] _n.
burden _I [bdn] 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 [bdn] _n. 1> , 2> ; , ; the burden of the remarks
burdensome [bdnsm] _a. ,
burdock [bdk] _n. _.
bureau [bjuru] _n. (_pl. -eaux, -eaus [ouz]) 1> , , , 2> , , 3> _. ( )
bureaucracy [bjurkrsI] _n. 1> _. 2>
bureaucrat [bjurukrQt] _n.
bureaucratic [bjurukrQtIk] _a.
bureaux [bjuruz] _pl. bureau
burette [bjuret] _n. _.
burg [bg] _n. _. _.
burgee [bdZi] _n. _.
burgeon [bdZn] _. 1. _n. ; ; 2. _v. , ;
burgess [bdZIs] _n. 1> , 2> _.
burgh [br] _n. _.
burgher [bg] _n. _. ,
burglar [bgl] _n. -;
burglarious [bglErIs] _a. ,
burglarize [bglraIz] _v. _.
burglary [bglrI] _n.
burgle [bgl] = burglarize _v. _.
burgomaster [bgumAst] _n. 1> ( , ) 2> _. ,
burgoo [bgu] _n. 1> _. _. 2> _. , 3> _. ۣ
burgundy [bgndI] _n.
burial [berIl] _n.
burial-ground [berIlgraund] _n.
burial-mound [berIlmaund] _n. ,
burial-place [berIlpleIs] _n.
burial-service [berIlsvIs] _n.
burin [bjurIn] _n. ף,
burke [bk] _v. 1> ( ..); () ; (, ) 2> _.
burl [bl] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> 2. _v. _. أ
burlap [blQp] _n.
burlesque [blesk] 1. _n. ; ; ; _. 2. _a. 3. _v.
burly [blI] _a. 1> , 2>
Burmese [bmiz] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; ; the Burmese _pl. _. 2>
burn _I [bn] _n. _. _II [bn] 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 [bnaut] _n. ( )
burner [bn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
burning [bnIN] 1. _pres-p. burn II, 2 2. _n. 1> 2> , ; 3> _. () 3. _a. ; (. _.); burning bush _. ; burning oil ; burning question ; burning shame
burning-glass [bnINglAs] _n.
burnish [bnIS] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> , ; () 2>
burnisher [bnIS] _n. 1> 2>
burnous [bnus] _n.
burnouse [bnuz] = burnous
burnt [bnt] 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 [bru] _. _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _.
burrock [brk] _n.
burrow [bru] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. , ; 2. _v. 1> , 2> ; 3> ( , ; burrow into)
bursar [bs] _n. 1> (. ) 2>
bursary [bsrI] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
burse [bs] _n. 1> = bursary 2 2> _. 3> _.
burst [bst] 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 [bst] _n.
bursting [bstIN] 1. _pres-p. burst 2 2. _n. 1> , 2> 3. _a. ; bursting charge = burster
burthen [bDn] _. . 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 [bs] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. ̣; ; bus boy, bus girl _. , , , - 2. _v. to bus it ,
busby [bzbI] _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 [buSreIndZ] _n. _. ,
bush-telegraph [buStelIgrAf] _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
Bushman [buSmn] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. 3> _.
bushwhack [buSwQk] _v. 1> ; 2> 3> ,
bushwhacker [buSwQk] _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 ,
business manager [bIznIsmQnIdZ] _n. ; ,
business-like [bIznIslaIk] _a. , ; business-like air
busk _I [bsk] _n. ( ) _II [bsk] _v. _. 1> 2> 3> , _III [bsk] _v. _. ,
buskin [bskIn] _n. ; _. ; to put on the buskins > ; >
busman [bsmn] _n. ; busman's holiday > , ģ ; >
buss [bs] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
bust _I [bst] _n. 1> 2> _II [bst] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ԣ {. . burst 1, 5} 2. _v. 1> (. to go bust) 2> (. to go on the bust) 3> _. _. , 4> _. ;
bustard [bstd] _n. _.
buster [bst] _n. _. _. 1> -. 2> , ԣ,
bustle _I [bsl] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> (); to bustle through a crowd 2> (. bustle about) 3. _interj. ! _II [bsl] _n.
bustling [bslIN] 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 [bIzIbdI] _n. 1> 2> ,
busyness [bIzInIs] _n. ,
but _I [bt] ( ); [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 [bt] _n. _.
butadiene [bjutdaIin] _n. _.
butane [bjuteIn] _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 [butSbd] _n. _.
butcherly [butSlI] _a. , ;
butchery [butSrI] _n. 1> 2> , ; butchery business
butler [btl] _n. ,
butt _I [bt] _n. 1> ( , ) 2> ( = 490,96 ) _II [bt] _n. 1> 2> _pl. , 3> , 4> _III [bt] _n. 1> (-.); , (); (; . the butt of the rifle) 2> _. 3> _. _IV [bt] 1. _n. 1> (, ) 2> ; 3> , () 2. _v. 1> 2> (against, into - ) 3> 4> , 5> _. 6> ; butt in
butt-joint [btdZInt] _n. _. ,
butter [bt] 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 [btbut] _n.
butter-dish [btdIS] _n. ̣
butter-fingers [btfINgz] _n. _pl. _.
butter-nut [btnt] _n. ( )
butter-scotch [btsktS] _n. 1> 2> _attr. butter-scotch colour ֣ , -
buttercup [btkp] _n. _.
butterfly [btflaI] _n. 1> 2> _. ( ; . butterfly stroke)
butterfly table [btflaIteIbl] _n.
butterfly-nut [btflaInt] _n. _. -
butterfly-screw [btflaIskru] _n. _. -
buttermilk [btmIlk] _n.
buttery _I [btrI] _n. ( ) _II [btrI] _a. 1> ; 2>
buttery-hatch [btrIhQtS] _n.
butting _I [btIN] _n. , _II [btIN] _pres-p. butt IV, 2
buttocks [btks] _n. _pl.
button [btn] 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 [btnhuld] = buttonhole 2, 2
button-on [btnn] _a. ԣ ( ..)
buttonhole [btnhul] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. 2. _v. 1> ͣ 2> (-.)
buttonhook [btnhuk] _n. ԣ ,
buttons [btnz] _n. - ( )
buttress [btrIs] 1. _n. 1> _. ; , ; 2> , 2. _v. , ( buttress up); to buttress up by facts
butty [btI] _n. _. 1> 2> ; ( )
butyl [bjutIl] _n. _.
butyric [bjutIrIk] _a. _.
buxom [bksm] _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 = buzz III
buzz _I [bz] 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 [bz] _v. , (, ) _III = buz _interj. !, !
buzz-bomb [bzbm] _n. _. _. ̣-
buzz-saw [bzs] _n. _. ; to monkey with a buzz-saw Σ
buzzard [bzd] _n. _.
buzzer [bz] _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 [baIIfekt] _n. _.
by-election [baIIlekSn] _n.
by-end [baIend] _n.
by-law [baIl] _n. 1> 2> ()
by-line [baIlaIn] _n. 1> 2> ( , ),
by-name [baIneIm] _n.
by-pit [baIpIt] _n. _.
by-play [baIpleI] _n. ( ) ; ( )
by-plot [baIplt] _n. ( )
by-product [baIprdkt] _n.
by-road [baIrud] = by-way _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , ( ..); by-roads of learning
by-way [baIweI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , ( ..); by-ways of learning
by-work [baIwk] _n.
bye [baI] _n. 1> -. 2> to draw ( to have) the bye _.
bye-bye _I [baIbaI] _n. _. ; ; _II [baIbaI] _. . goodbye 1
Byelorussian [bjelrSn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
bygone [baIgn] 1. _a. 2. _n. _pl. ; ; let bygones be bygones _. ,
bypass [baIpAs] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> , 3> ; 4> _. ( )
bypath [baIpAT] _n. Σ
byre [baI] _n.
bystander [baIstQnd] _n. ;
bystreet [baIstrit] _n. ;
byword [baIwd] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ; ; ; a byword for iniquity
Byzantine [bIzQntaIn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
Byzantinesque [bIzQntInesk] _a. ( )
C c [si] _n. (_pl. Cs C's [siz]) 1> 3- . 2> _. 3> _.
ca'canny [kkQnI] (_. call canny) _. , ;
Caaba [kAb] _. _n.
cab _I [kQb] (_. cabriolet) 1. _n. 1> ; to take a cab ; 2> , , 2. _v. _. , .. (. cab it) _II [kQb] _n. (_. cabin) ( ); () _III [kQb] _. cabbage III
cabal [kbQl] 1. _n. 1> ; Σ 2> ; 3> (the C.) _. "" ( II) 2. _v. ;
cabala [kbAl] = cabbala
cabalistic [kQblIstIk] = cabbalistic
cabana [kbAn] _. _n. 1> ; 2> _. ( )
cabaret [kQbreI] _n. _. 1> 2>
cabas [kQbA] _n. _. 1> 2>
cabbage _I [kQbIdZ] 1. _n. 1> () 2> _attr. 2. _v. _II [kQbIdZ] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> , _III [kQbIdZ] _. _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
cabbage butterfly [kQbIdZbtflaI] _n. _.
cabbagehead [kQbIdZhed] _n. 1> 2> _.
cabbagerose [kQbIdZruz] _n. _. ,
cabbala [kbAl] _n.
cabbalistic [kQblIstIk] _a. ; ,
cabby [kQbI] _n. _. 1> 2>
cabin [kQbIn] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> , , 4> , 5> _. 6> () 7> _-. 8> _attr. cabin class _. I ; cabin plane ̣ 2. _v. 1> , .. 2> 3>
cabinboy [kQbInbI] _n.
cabined [kQbInd] 1. _p-p. cabin 2 2. _a. Σ,
cabinet [kQbInIt] _n. 1> , ; inner cabinet 2> ; ̣ , 3> (ɣ) 4> _. 5> _attr. , ; cabinet council ; cabinet crisis ; C. Minister 6> _attr. ; cabinet photograph ; cabinet size
cabinetmaker [kQbInItmeIk] _n. 1> - 2> _. -
cabinetwork [kQbInItwk] _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 [keIblgrQm] = cable 1, 4
cablese [keIbliz] _n. _. "" ( ; . )
cablet [keIblIt] _n. _.
cabling [keIblIN] 1. _pres-p. . cable 2 2. _n. 1> 2> , (, ) 3> _.
cabman [kQbmn] _n. 1> ƣ 2>
caboodle [kbudl] _n. _. _.: the whole caboodle > , ; > , ӣ
caboose [kbus] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ; 3> _.
cabotage [kQbtAZ] _n. _.
cabrank [kQbrQNk] = cabstand
cabriole [kQbrIul] _a. ( )
cabriolet [kQbrIuleI] _n. 1> , , 2> ;
cabstand [kQbstQnd] _n. ,
cacao [kkAu] _n. 1> 2> ( )
cacaotree [kkAutri] = cacao 1
cachalot [kQSlt] _n.
cache [kQS] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> ͣ, 2. _v. 1> , 2>
cachectic [kkektIk] _a. , ݣ,
cachet [kQSeI] _n. _. 1> ; 2> ( ..); courtesy is the cachet of good breeding 3> _. , ɣ
cachexy [kkeksI] _n. _. , ,
cacique [kQsik] _. _n. 1> (, ң ͣ ) 2> _.
cackle [kQkl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ; cut the cackle! _. ! 2. _v. 1> ; 2> 3>
cacology [kQkldZI] _n. ( , ..)
cacophony [kQkfnI] _n.
cactaceous [kQkteISs] _a. _. ;
cacti [kQktaI] _pl. cactus
cactus [kQkts] _n. (_pl. es [Iz], cacti)
cacuminal [kQkjumInl] _a. _. ,
cad [kQd] _n. 1> , ; 2> = caddy I
cadastral [kdQstrl] _a. _.
cadastre [kdQst] _n. _.
cadaver [kdeIv] _n.
cadaveric [kdQvrIk] _a.
cadaverous [kdQvrs] _a. 1> 2> ; he had a cadaverous face
caddie [kQdI] = caddy I
caddis [kQdIs] _n. 1> 2>
caddis fly [kQdIsflaI] _n. ,
caddish [kQdIS] _a. ,
caddy _I [kQdI] _n. , , _II [kQdI] _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 [kdet] _n. 1> ; _. 2> ; 3> _. _. Σ; 4> ( - . .) 5> _attr. ; cadet corps
cadge [kQdZ] _v. ; ޣ
cadger _I [kQdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> ; _II [kQdZ] _n. _. ̣
cadi [kAdI] _. _n. () ( , )
cadmium [kQdmIm] _n. _.
cadre [kAd] _n. 1> ; 2> _. (),
caducity [kdjusItI] _n. 1> 2>
caducous [kdjuks] _a. _. ( )
caeca [sik] _pl. caecum
caecum [sikm] _n. (_pl. caeca) _.
Caesar [siz] _n. 1> _. 2> ; ; render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's
Caesarian [sizrIn] _a. ,
Caesarian operation [sizrInǍpreISn] _n. _.
caesium [sizjm] _n. _.
caesura [sizjur] _n. _.
cafe [kQfeI] _n. _. 1> 2>
cafeteria [kQfItIrI] _n. , -
caffeine [kQfin] _n. _.
caftan [kQftn] _. _n. 1> 2>
cage [keIdZ] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> 4> _. ( ) 5> _. () 6> ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
cagey [keIdZI] _a. _. ; don't be so cagey ,
cahoot [khut] _n. _. _. , ; to go cahoots
caiman [keImn] = cayman
Cain [keIn] _n. 1> _. 2> , ; to raise Cain ,
caique [kaIik] _n. ,
cairn [kEn] _n. (, -. ); to add a stone to smb.'s cairn -.
cairngorm [kEngm] _n. _. , ֣ -
caisson [ksun] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _.
caitiff [keItIf] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ;
cajole [kdZul] _v. , ; ; cajole into -.; cajole out: to cajole smth out of smb. , -. -.
cajolement [kdZulmnt] _n. 1> 2> , ( )
cajolery [kdZulrI] = 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 [keIkwk] _n. ()
cakeice [keIkaIs] _n. ( )
cakingcoal [keIkINkul] _n. _.
calabar [kQlbA] = calaber
calabash [kQlbQS] _n. 1> _. , 2> ;
calaber [kQlbA] _n.
calaboose [kQlbus] _n. _. _. ,
calamanco [kQlmQNku] _n. _.
calamitous [klQmIts] _a. 1> 2>
calamity [klQmItI] _n. 1> 2> _attr. calamity howler _. , -. ; ;
calamus [kQlms] _n. _. 1> 2>
calash [klQS] _n. 1> 2>
calcareous [kQlkErIs] _a. ,
calceolaria [kQlsIlErI] _n. _. ,
calces [kQlsiz] _pl. calx
calciferol [kQlsIfrl] _n. D
calcification [kQlsIfIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> , ;
calcify [kQlsIfaI] _v. () ;
calcimine [kQlsImaIn] _n. ( )
calcinate [kQlsIneIt] = calcine
calcination [kQlsIneISn] _n. _. , ,
calcine [kQlsaIn] _v. 1> _. ; 2>
calcitrant [kQlsItrnt] _a. _. ,
calcium [kQlsIm] _n. _.
calculable [kQlkjulbl] _a. 1> , 2> ģ
calculate [kQlkjuleIt] _v. 1> ; ; 2> 3> _. ,
calculated [kQlkjuleItId] 1. _p-p. calculate 2. _a. 1> 2> ; (for) 3> ,
calculating [kQlkjuleItIN] 1. _pres-p. calculate 2. _a. 1> ޣ 2> ޣ
calculating-machine [kQlkjuleItINmSin] _n. ޣ,
calculation [kQlkjuleISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ޣ 3> 4> _. ;
calculator [kQlkjuleIt] _n. 1> , 2> ޣ- ; , ; ޣ ()
calculi [kQlkjulaI] _pl. calculus I
calculus _I [kQlkjuls] _n. (_pl. -li) _. _II [kQlkjuls] _n. (_pl. -es [Iz]) _. ; differential calculus ; integral calculus
caldron [kldrn] = cauldron
Caledonia [kQlIdunj] _n. _.
Caledonian [kQlIdunjn] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
calefactory [kQlIfQktrI] _a. ,
calendar [kQlInd] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> ; ; ; 4> _. , 5> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3>
calender _I [kQlInd] _. 1. _n. , , 2. _v. , , , _II [kQlInd] _. _n.
calends [kQlIndz] _n. _pl. , ( ); on ( at) the Greek calends _. ( )
calendula [klendjul] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
calenture [kQlntju] _n. _. ,
calf _I [kAf] _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 [kAf] _n. (_pl. calves) ()
calf's teeth [kAvztiT] _n. _pl.
calf-knee [kAfni] _n. _.
calflove [kAflv] _n. ;
calfskin [kAfskIn] = calf I, 3
Caliban [kQlIbQn] _n. ; , ( "" )
caliber [kQlIb] _. = calibre
calibrate [kQlIbreIt] _v. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> _.
calibration [kQlIbreISn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _.
calibre [kQlIb] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; ; ()
caliche [kAlitSeI] _n.
calico [kQlIku] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [ouz]) 1> , 2> _.
calico-printer [kQlIkuprInt] _n. ( _. )
calico-printing [kQlIkuprIntIN] _n.
calif [kQlIf] = caliph
californium [kQlIfnjm] _n. _.
calipash [kQlIpQS] _n.
calipee [kQlIpi] _n.
calipers [kQlIpz] = callipers
caliph [kQlIf] _n. ,
caliphate [kQlIfeIt] _n.
calisthenics [kQlIsTenIks] = callisthenics
calk _I [kk] 1. _n. 1> () 2> _. ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> _. ( ) _II [kk] = caulk _III [kk] _n. ۣ _IV [kk] _v.
calkin [kQlkIn] = calk I, 1
call [kl] 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 [klslt] _n. ,
call-box [klbks] _n.
call-boy [klbI] _n. 1> -; ( ..) 2> _. , ԣ
call-girl [klgl] _n. ,
call-up [klp] _n. 1> 2> _attr. call-up paper
caller _I [kl] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , _II [kQl] _a. _. 1> ; caller herring ̣ 2> ( , )
calligraphy [klIgrfI] _n. 1> ; 2>
calling [klIN] 1. _pres-p. call 2 2. _n. 1> 2> ;
calliper [kQlIp] _n. (. _pl.) 1> ; inside calliper 2>
callisthenics [kQlIsTenIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) , ; ; free callisthenics > ; >
callosity [kQlsItI] _n. 1> ( ); 2> = callousness
callous [kQls] _a. 1> , 2> , ޣ,
callousness [kQlsnIs] _n. ,
callow [kQlu] 1. _n. _. ; , 2. _a. 1> 2> ; callow youth ̣
callus [kQls] _n. 1> _. (. . ) 2> _.
calm [kAm] 1. _a. 1> ; ; 2> 3> _. 2. _n. 1> ; 2> , 3. _v. ; ; calm down (), (-)
calmatige [kQlmtIv] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
calmly [kAmlI] _adv. ,
calmness [kAmnIs] _n. 1> , 2> ,
calomel [kQlumel] _n. _. ;
caloric [klrIk] 1. _n. 2. _a.
calorie [kQlrI] _n.
calorific [kQlrIfIk] _a. ; , ; calorific capacity ( effect, value) ,
calorification [klrIfIkeISn] _n.
calorifics [kQlrIfIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
calorimeter [kQlrImIt] _n. _.
calory [kQlrI] = calorie
calotte [klt] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
caltrop [kQltrp] _n. 1> _. 2> (. _pl.) _. ̣
calumet [kQljumet] _n. ( )
calumniate [klmnIeIt] _v. ; ;
calumniation [klmnIeISn] _n. ;
calumniator [klmnIeIt] _n.
calumniatory [klmnItrI] _a.
calumnious [klmnIs] = calumniatory
calumny [kQlmnI] _n. ,
Calvados [kQlvds] _n. ,
Calvary [kQlvrI] _n. 1> _. 2> (.)
calve [kAv] _v. 1> ; ԣ ( , , ..) 2> ( ) 3> _.
calves _I [kAvz] _pl. calf I _II [kAvz] _pl. calf II
Calvinism [kQlvInIzm] _n.
calvish [kAvIS] _a. 1> 2>
calx [kQlks] _n. (_pl. -lces) 1> 2> 3>
calyces [keIlIsiz] _pl. calyx
calyx [keIlIks] _n. (_pl. -es [Iz], calyces) 1> _. () 2> _.
cam [kQm] 1. _n. 1> _. ; ; ; 2> 3> _. 2. _v. _. , ()
cam-shaft [kQmSAft] _n. _. ,
camaraderie [kQmrAdri] _n. _.
camarilla [kQmrIl] _. _n.
camber [kQmb] 1. _n. 1> ; , 2> _. ߣ ( ); camber of arch , ߣ, 3> _. () 4> _. ; ; 2. _v. ; ߣ
cambist [kQmbIst] _n.
cambium [kQmbIm] _n. _.
cambrel [kQmbrl] _n. ( )
Cambria [kQmbrI] _n. _.
Cambrian [kQmbrIn] 1. _a. 1> _. 2> _. 2. _n.
cambric [keImbrIk] _n.
came [keIm] _p. come
camel [kQml] _n. 1> ; Arabian camel ; Bactrian camel 2> _. ( ߣ ); the last straw to break the camel's back , ()
camelcade [kQmlkeId] _n.
cameleer [kQmIlI] _n.
camellia [kmilj] _n.
camelry [kQmlrI] _n. _.
cameo [kQmIu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz])
camera [kQmr] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. 4> _. 5> _. ; in camera > ( ); > ; camera eye _.
camera-man [kQmrmQn] _n. 1> , ԣ 2>
camion [kQmIn] _n. 1> 2> (. )
camisole [kQmIsul] _n. 1> 2> _.
camlet [kQmlIt] _n. _.
camomile [kQmumaIl] _n. 1> 2> _attr. camomile tea
camouflage [kQmuflAZ] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , ; 2. _v. (), , ..
camp [kQmp] 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
camp-bed [kQmpbed] _n.
camp-chair [kQmptSE] _n.
camp-cot [kQmpkt] _n.
camp-fever [kQmpfiv] _n.
camp-fire [kQmpfaI] _n. ԣ
camp-follower [kQmpflu] _n. 1> , 2> ,
camp-stool [kQmpstul] = camp-chair
campaign [kQmpeIn] 1. _n. 1> ; ; political campaign ; press campaign 2> _-. 3> _attr. campaign biography _. (. ), 2. _v. 1> 2>
campaigner [kQmpeIn] _n. ; old campaigner , ; ; peace campaigner ,
campanile [kQmpnilI] _n. _. ( )
campanula [kmpQnjul] _n. _.
camper [kQmp] _n. 1> , , 2> ̣
campestral [kQmpestrl] _a.
camphor [kQmf] _n.
camphor balls [kQmfblz] _n.
camphorated [kamfreItId] _a. ; camphorated oil
camphoric [kQmfrIk] _a.
camping [kQmpIN] _n. ,
campion [kQmpjn] _n. _.
campus [kQmps] _n. _. , , (, ..)
camwood [kQmwud] _n. 1> _. 2> ( )
can _I [kQn] ( ); [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 [kQn] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; garbage can > ; ; > _. ӣ 3> 4> _. , 5> _. _. ; to be in the can 2. _v. 1> (, , ) 2> _. _. ( -.); 3> _. _. 4> _. _. ()
can't [kAnt] _. _. = cannot
can-buoy [kQnbI] _n. _.
can-dock [kQndk] _n. _. ֣
can-opener [kQnǫupn] _n.
Canaan [keInn] _n. _. ,
Canadian [kneIdjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
canaille [kQneIl] _n. _. ,
canal [knQl] _n. 1> () 2> _. ,
canalization [kQnlaIzeISn] _n. ;
canalize [kQnlaIz] _v. 1> 2> ̣
canard [kQnAd] _n. _. "",
canary [knErI] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _a. -֣,
canary-bird [knErIbd] = canary 1, 1
Canasta [knQst] _n. ( )
canaster [knQst] _n. ( )
cancan [kQnkQn] _n. _. ()
cancel [kQnsl] 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 [kQnsleItId] _a. ۣ,
cancellation [kQnsleISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ޣ 3> () 4> _.
cancer [kQns] _n. 1> _. 2> , 3> (C.) ( ); tropic of C.
cancerous [kQnsrs] _a. _.
cancroid [kQNkrId] 1. _n. _. 1> ; 2> 2. _a. _. _.
candelabra [kQndIlAbr] _pl. candelabrum
candelabrum [kQndIlAbrm] _n. (_pl. -ra)
candescence [kQndesns] _n. ,
candescent [kQndesnt] _a. ̣ ; ,
candid [kQndId] _a. 1> ; ; 2> ; candid friend , ; candid camera > _. _. ; >
candidacy [kQndIdsI] _n.
candidate [kQndIdIt] _n.
candidature [kQndIdItS] = candidacy
candied [kQndId] 1. _p-p. candy 2 2. _a. 1> ; ; candied fruit, candied peel 2> ( ͣ ..) 3> ,
candle [kQndl] 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 [kQndlend] _n. ; to save candle-ends
candle-power [kQndlpau] _n. _. ( ); a burner of 25 candle-power 25
candle-wick [kQndlwIk] _n.
candlebomb [kQndlbm] _n. _.
candlelight [kQndllaIt] _n. 1> ; 2>
candlestick [kQndlstIk] _n.
candour [kQnd] _n. 1> , 2>
candy [kQndI] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; , 2. _v. 1> 2> ()
candytuft [kQndItft] _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 [keInSug] _n. ,
canicular [knIkjul] _a. canicular days ( )
canine 1. _a. [keInaIn] ; canine madness , ; canine appetite ( hunger) 2. _n. [kQnaIn] (. canine tooth)
canister [kQnIst] _n. 1> ( , ..) 2> 3> = canister-shot
canister-shot [kQnIstSt] _n.
canker [kQNk] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. ( ) 4> = canker-worm 2. _v. 1> 2> ;
canker-worm [kQNkwm] _n. _.
cankerous [kQNkrs] _a. 1> 2>
cannabic [kQnbIk] _a. ;
canned [kQnd] 1. _p-p. can II, 2 2. _a. 1> ( ); canned goods 2> _. 3> canned music (lecture) _. _. (), ̣
cannelure [kQnlju] _n. _. ; ; ; ;
cannery [kQnrI] _n.
cannibal [kQnIbl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _a. ,
cannibalism [kQnIblIzm] _n.
cannikin [kQnIkIn] _n. 1> 2>
canning [kQnIN] _n.
cannon _I [kQnn] _n. 1> (_pl. -s [z] .) , 2> 3> = cannon-bone _II [kQnn] 1. _n. ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> (into, against, with)
cannon-ball [kQnnbl] _n.
cannon-bit [kQnnbIt] _n. ( )
cannon-bone [kQnnbun] _n. ( )
cannon-fodder [kQnnfd] _n.
cannon-shot [kQnnSt] _n. 1> ; 2>
cannonade [kQnneId] 1. _n. , , 2. _v. Σ
cannoneer [kQnnI] _n. ,
cannot [kQnt] . . can I
canny [kQnI] _a. ; ;
canoe [knu] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _v. ,
canon _I [kQnn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> -. , 4> 5> _. ( 48 ) 6> , 7> _attr. ; canon law _II [kQnn] _n. _. _III [kQnjn] = canyon
canonical [knnIkl] 1. _a. 2. _n. _pl.
canonization [kQnnaIzeISn] _n. ;
canonize [kQnnaIz] _v.
canoodle [knudl] _v. _. ,
canopy [kQnpI] 1. _n. 1> ; , ; 2> () 3> _. () 4> _. ; canopy of heaven _. ; under the canopy ; what under the canopy does he want? ? 2. _v. ,
canorous [knrs] _a.
cant _I [kQnt] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ; ; 4> _. ԣ , 5> , _II [kQnt] 1. _n. 1> ; , 2> () 3> , 2. _a. 1> , ; cant phrase , 2> , 3. _v. 1> 2> ( ); ; 3> ; 4> , ;
Cantab [kQntQb] _. Cantabrigian 2
Cantabrigian [kQntbrIdZIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. (. )
cantaloup [kQntlup] _n. ,
cantankerous [kntQNkrs] _a. ,
canteen [kQntin] _n. 1> ; dry (wet) canteen ( ) 2> , ( , ..) 3> () 4>
canter _I [kQnt] _n. 1> 2> 3> _II [kQnt] 1. _n. ̣ ; preliminary canter > ; > ; ͣ; to win in a canter () 2. _v. ̣
canterbury [kQntbrI] _n. ( , , ..)
canticle [kQntIkl] _n. 1> , 2> (Canticles) _.
cantilever [kQntIliv] _n. 1> _. , ; 2> _attr. cantilever wing _.
canting _I [kQntIN] 1. _pres-p. cant II, 3 2. _a. , , _II [kQntIN] _pres-p. cant I, 2
canto [kQntu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) 1> ( ) 2> _. ;
canton [kQntn] _n. , ( )
cantonal [kQntnl] _a.
cantonment [kntunmnt] _n. 1> () 2> ; ; winter cantonment
cantrip [kQntrIp] _n. _. 1> 2> ;
canty [kQntI] _a. _. ӣ
Canuck [knk] _n. _. (. )
canvas [kQnvs] _n. 1> , ; 2> ; _. , 3> ; , 4> ; under canvas > _. ; > _.
canvass [kQnvs] _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> (, , ); the bookagent canvassed the town for subscriptions
canvasser [kQnvs] _n. 1> 2> ;
cany [keInI] _a.
canyon [kQnjn] _n. ,
caoutchouc [kautSuk] _n.
cap [kQp] 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
capa'pie [kQppi] _adv. ; armed capa'pie ֣
capability [keIpbIlItI] _n. 1> 2> _pl. ()
capable [keIpbl] _a. 1> ; ң 2> 3> (-.), (-.); capable of improvement , ; capable of explanation 4> (of capable -. )
capacious [kpeISs] _a. 1> , 2> ; capacious mind
capacitance [kpQsItns] _n. _. ;
capacitate [kpQsIteIt] _v. 1> 2> _.
capacity [kpQsItI] _n. 1> ; to fill to capacity ; seating capacity ; to play to capacity _. 2> ; ߣ; measure of capacity ߣ 3> (for capacity -.); . ; 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 [kpQrIsn] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; 2. _v. 1> , 2>
cape _I [keIp] _n. ( ); _II [keIp] _n. _. ; the C. (_. the C. 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 [kQpkeIljI], capercailzie [kQpkeIlzI] _n.
capful [kQpful] _n. (-.) capful of wind ̣
capias [keIpIQs] _. _n. _.
capillarity [kQpIlQrItI] _n. _. ,
capillary [kpIlrI] 1. _n. 2. _a. ,
capita [kQpIt] _. _n. pl: per capita ,
capital _I [kQpItl] _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 [kQpItl] 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 [kQpItl] _n. _.
capitalism [kQpItlIzm] _n.
capitalist [kQpItlIst] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; capitalist class
capitalistic [kQpItlIstIk] _a.
capitalization [kpItlaIzeISn] _n. ;
capitalize _I [kpItlaIz] _v. ; ; capitalize upon -.; ޣ-. _II [kpItlaIz] _v.
capitally [kQpItlI] _adv. 1> , 2> ; ; to punish capitally
capitate [kQpIteIt] _a. 1> 2> _.
capitated [kQpIteItId] _a. 1> 2> _.
capitation [kQpIteISn] _n. 1> , " " 2> _attr. " "; capitation tax ; capitation grant , ̣
Capitol [kQpItl] _n. 1> _-. 2> ; , -.
capitulate [kpItjuleIt] _v. ,
capitulation [kpItjuleISn] _n.
capon [keIpn] _n. 1> 2> ; Norfolk capon ޣ ̣
caponier [kQpnI] _.
capote [kput] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5>
caprice [kpris] _n. 1> ; 2> ;
capricious [kprISs] _a. ;
Capricorn [kQprIkn] _n. ( ); tropic of Capricorn
caprine [kQpraIn] _a.
capriole [kQprIul] 1. _n. ( ); 2. _v. ( );
capsicum [kQpsIkm] _n.
capsize [kQpsaIz] _v. () ( , , ..)
capstan [kQpstn] _n. , ; _.
capstone [kQpstun] _n. 1> _. 2>
capsule [kQpsjul] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> _. 4> _. 5> _. 6> ( ) 7> 8> _attr. , ; capsule version ݣ 2. _v. , ; to capsule the discussion
captain [kQptIn] 1. _n. 1> _. ; _. . , , ; captain of the day 2> _. 1 ; ; ; C. of the Fleet ( ) 3> 4> ; ; captains of industry 5> _. 6> , 7> _. 8> 9> _. ; 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3>
captaincy [kQptInsI] _n.
captainship [kQptInSIp] _n. 1> = captaincy 2>
captation [kQpteISn] _n. 1> 2> _. ()
caption [kQpSn] _n. 1> (, ) 2> _. , 3> _. 4> _.
captious [kQpSs] _a. ;
captivate [kQptIveIt] _v. , ,
captivating [kQptIveItIN] 1. _pres-p. captivate 2. _a. ,
captive [kQptIv] 1. _a. ; to take captive ; to hold captive 2. _n. ;
captive balloon [kQptIvblun] _n.
captivity [kQptIvItI] _n. ;
captor [kQpt] _n. ,
capture [kQptS] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _. 4> _. , ( ) 2. _v. 1> ; ; captured material , 2> , ; to capture the attention , ; to capture the headlines ; ( )
Capuchin [kQpjuSIn] _n. 1> () 2> 3> ()
car [kA] _n. 1> , 2> (, _. . ); parlor car _. ; hand car 3> ; , 4> 5> _. 6> _.
car-wash [kAwS] _n. ()
carabine [kQrbIn] = carbine
carabineer [kQrbInI] _n. _.
caracal [kQrkQl] _n. _. ,
caracole [kQrkul] _n. 1> 2>
caracul [kQrkl] _n. 1> 2>
carafe [krQf] _n.
caramel [kQrmel] _n. 1> 2> ֣ ( )
carapace [kQrpeIs] _n. _.
carat [kQrt] _n. ( = 0,2 )
caravan [kQrvQn] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> ̣; -, - 2. _v. to go caravanning , .., -, -
caravanserai [kQrvQnsraI] _n. 1> - 2>
caravel [kQrvel] = carvel
caraway [kQrweI] _n.
carbarn [kAbAn] _n. _.
carbide [kAbaId] _n. _.
carbine [kAbaIn] _n.
carbineer [kAbInI] = carabineer
carbohydrate [kAbuhaIdreIt] _n. _.
carbolic [kAblIk] 1. _a. ; carbolic acid 2. _n. _.
carbon [kAbn] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> 4> , 5> _attr. ; ; carbon black ; carbon dioxide , ; carbon oil ; carbon steel
carbon monoxide [kAbnmnksaId] _n.
carbonaceous [kAbuneISs] _a. _. ;
carbonari [kAbnArI] _. _n. _. _.
carbonate [kAbnIt] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. , ޣ
carboncopy [kAbnkpI] _n. 1> , 2> _. (-., -.)
carbonic [kAbnIk] _a. , , ; carbonic acid ; carbonic oxide
carboniferous [kAbnIfrs] _a. 1> 2> ( , , ); carboniferous limestone
carbonization [kAbnaIzeISn] _n. _. 1> ; 2> ; 3>
carbonize [kAbnaIz] _v. _. ;
carbonpaper [kAbnpeIp] _n. ,
carborundum [kAbrndm] _n.
carboy [kAbI] _n. ԣ ( )
carbuncle [kAbNkl] _n. _. _.
carburet [kAbjuret] _v. _. ,
carburetor [kAbjuret] _n. _.
carburetter [kAbjuret] _n. _.
carburettor [kAbjuret] _n. _.
carcajou [kAkdZu] _n. _.
carcase [kAks] = carcass
carcass [kAks] _n. 1> 2> , (_. ͣ , _. _. ); to save one's carcass 3> , ; ; () 4> _. , 5> , 6> _. _. , 7> _attr. carcass meat ( )
carcinoma [kAsInum] _n. _. ,
card _I [kAd] _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 [kAd] _. 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. , ޣ,
cardamom [kAdmm] _n.
cardan [kAdn] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. cardan joint ,
cardboard [kAdbd] _n.
carder [kAd] _n. _. 1> ; ; ; 2>
cardiac [kAdIQk] 1. _n. , 2. _a. _.
cardigan [kAdIgn] _n.
cardinal [kAdInl] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> _. ; cardinal numbers 3> -; cardinal point ; ; cardinal winds , , .. 2. _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> ( )
cardindex [kAdIndeks] _n.
cardiology [kAdIȍldZI] _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 [krin] _v. _. 1> , 2>
careenage [krinIdZ] _n. _. 1> 2> 3>
career [krI] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> ; ; in full career 4> _attr. career diplomatist, career man 2. _v. ;
careerguidance [krIgaIdns] _n.
careerist [krIrIst] _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 [kres] 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
caret [kQrt] _n. _. (^) ( )
caretaker [kEteIk] _n. 1> , , .. 2> () 3> _attr. caretaker government ,
careworn [kEwn] _a.
carfare [kAfE] _n.
carfax [kAfQks] _n. ң ң , ;
cargo [kAgu] _n. (_pl. oes [ouz]) 1> 2> _attr. ; cargo ship ( boat) ; cargo tank ,
carhop [kAhp] _n. _. ,
cariboo [kQrIbu] _n. ( )
caribou [kQrIbu] _n. ( )
caricature [kQrIktju] 1. _n. 2. _v.
caricaturist [kQrIktjurIst] _n.
carillon [krIljn] _n. _. 1> 2> ()
cariosity [kQrIȍsItI] _n. _.
carious [kErIs] _a. _. , ; ( )
carload [kAlud] _n.
Carmagnole [kAmnjul] _n. _.
carman [kAmn] _n. 1> 2> _.
Carmelite [kAmIlaIt] _n. ()
carminative [kAmIntIv] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
carmine [kAmaIn] 1. _n. 2. _a.
carnage [kAnIdZ] _n. ,
carnal [kAnl] _a. , ; carnal knowledge
carnality [kAnQlItI] _n. ,
carnation [kAneISn] 1. _n. 1> 2> ( - ԣ-) 3> _. 4> _pl. _. , 2. _a.
carnival [kAnIvl] _n. 1> 2> ( )
carnivore [kAnIv] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
carnivorous [kAnIvrs] _a.
carol [kQrl] 1. _n. ӣ ; (. ) 2. _v. ;
Caroline [kQrlaIn] _a. 1> 2> I II
carom [kQrm] _. 1. _n. () 2. _v.
carotene [kQrtin] = carotin
carotid [krtId] _n. _.
carotin [kQrtIn] _n.
carousal [krauzl] _n. 1> , 2> _. _mis. . carrousel 2
carouse [krauz] 1. _n. = carousal 1 2. _v. ;
carp _I [kAp] _n. ; _II [kAp] _v. , ,
carpal [kApl] _a. _. ,
carpel [kApel] _n. _.
carpenter [kApInt] 1. _n. ; carpenter's bench 2. _v.
carpenterant [kApIntAnt] _n. -
carpenterbee [kApIntbi] _n. -
carpentry [kApIntrI] _n. ;
carper [kAp] _n.
carpet [kApIt] 1. _n. 1> ף; carpet of flowers ף 2> _. ; () 3> _. ; on the carpet > ( ); > to have smb. on the carpet -. 2. _v. 1> , 2> () 3> _. ,
carpetbag [kApItbQg] _n. ( ); carpetbag government _. _.
carpetbagger [kApItbQg] _n. 1> _. _. "", , ( 1861-65 .) 2> _. 3> ( ),
carpetknight [kApItnaIt] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. , ϣ , ,
carpetrod [kApItrd] _n.
carpetsweeper [kApItswip] _n. ݣ
carpi [kApaI] _pl. carpus
carping [kApIN] 1. _pres-p. carp II 2. _a. , ; carping tongue
carpus [kAps] _n. (_pl. pi) _.
carrageen [kQrgin] _n. ( )
carragheen [kQrgin] _n. ( )
carrel [kQrl] _n. ( ..)
carriage [kQrIdZ] _n. 1> , ; carriage and pair (four) , ֣ (ף) 2> _-. ; to change carriages 3> 4> ( , ); 5> ; ; 6> , () 7> , 8> , ; carriage paid 9> , (, ) 10> ; ; ()
carriage-dog [kQrIdZdg] _n.
carriage-forward [kQrIdZfwd] _n. ޣ
carriage-free [kQrIdZfri] _n. ; -
carriage-way [kQrIdZweI] _n.
carriageable [kQrIdZbl] _a. , ( )
carriagecompany [kQrIdZkmpnI] _n. " " ( )
carrier [kQrI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> , 4> = carrierpigeon 5> _. 6> _. 7> ̣ 8> ԣ 9> ( ) 10> _. 11> _. ; ; 12> _. ; 13> _. 14> _attr. _. ( , )
carrier-borne [kQrIbn] _a. carrier-borne aircraft ̣, ; carrier-borne attack ; carrier-borne squadron
carrier-nation [kQrIneISn] _n. ,
carrier-pigeon [kQrIpIdZIn] _n.
carrier-plane [kQrIpleIn] _n. ̣
carrierrocket [kQrIrkIt] _n. -
carriole [kQrIul] _n. 1> 2> ; ̣
carrion [kQrIn] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , 2. _a. ;
carrion-crow [kQrInkru] _n. ޣ
carrot [kQrt] _n. 1> 2> _pl. _. ; ; (_.) 3> , ; the stick and the carrot policy
carroty [kQrtI] _a. , ,
carrousel [kQruzel] _n. 1> 2>
carry [kQrI] 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 [kQrIǫuv] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ( ) 4> _. ( )
carryall [kQrIȍl] _n. 1> ; 2> ;
carrying capacity [kQrIINkpQsItI] 1> 2> ߣ
carrying trade [kQrIINtreId] _n. ԣ,
carryings-on [kQrIINzȍn] _n. _pl. _. ,
carsick [kAsIk] _a.
cart [kAt] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; ; ; Whitechapel cart ̣ 2> _attr. cart house ; to put the cart before the horse ; -. -; ; in the cart _. 2. _v. ,
cart-horse [kAths] _n.
cart-load [kAtlud] = cartful
cart-road [kAtrud] _n. ӣ,
cart-track [kAttrQk] _n. ӣ,
cart-wheel [kAtwil] _n. 1> 2> ""; to turn ( to throw) cart-wheels "" 3> _. 4> _. (. , ..)
cart-wright [kAtraIt] _n. ,
cartage [kAtIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
carte [kAt] _n. _. ;
carte blanche [kAtblAnS] _n. _. -; to give carte blanche ( )
cartel [kAtel] _n. 1> _. 2> ( , ..); 3> ,
carter [kAt] _n. ;
Cartesian [kAtizjn] 1. _a. , 2. _n.
cartful [kAtful] _n. ( )
Carthaginian [kATdZInIn] 1. _a. ; 2. _n.
Carthusian [kATjuzjn] _n. ()
cartilage [kAtIlIdZ] _n.
cartilaginous [kAtIlQdZIns] _a. ; cartilaginous fish _.
cartographer [kAtgrf] _n.
cartographic [kAtugrQfIk] _a.
cartographical [kAtugrQfIkl] _a.
cartography [kAtgrfI] _n. ,
cartomancy [kAtumQnsI] _n.
carton [kAtn] _n. 1> () , 2> 3>
cartoon [kAtun] 1. _n. 1> (. ) 2> _. ( ..) 3> (. animated cartoon) 2. _v. 1> 2>
cartoonist [kAtunIst] _n.
cartouche [katuS] _n. _. 1> , ( , ) 2> _. ;
cartridge [kAtrIdZ] _n. 1> ; ( ); blank cartridge 2> ̣
cartridge-belt [kAtrIdZbelt] _n. 1> 2>
cartridge-box [kAtrIdZbks] _n.
cartridge-case [kAtrIdZkeIs] _n.
cartridge-clip [kAtrIdZklIp] _n.
cartridge-paper [kAtrIdzpeIp] _n. ( )
cartridge-pouch [kAtrIdZpautS] _n.
cartulary [kAtjulrI] _n. ,
caruncle [kQrNkl] _n. (. )
carve [kAv] _v. (carved [d] - 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 [kAvl] _n. _. ( XV-XVII .)
carvel-built [kAvlbIlt] _a. _. (. clinker-built)
carven [kAvn] _. _. _p-p. carve
carver [kAv] _n. 1> ( ); ף 2> ( ); a pair of carvers
carving [kAvIN] 1. _pres-p. carve 2. _n. 1> 2>
carving chisel [kAvINtSIzl] _n. £
carving-knife [kAvINnaIf] = carver 2
caryatid [kQrIQtId] _n. (_pl. -s [z], -es [iz]) _.
cascade [kQskeId] 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 [keIshAdn] _v. 1> _. () 2> ,
case-hardened [keIshAdnd] 1. _p-p. case-harden 2. _a. 1> _. ̣, 2> ; ;
case-hardening [keIshAdnIN] 1. _pres-p. case-harden 2. _n. _. ,
case-history [keIshIstrI] _n.
case-knife [keIsnaIS] _n.
case-law [keIsl] _n. _.
case-record [keIsrekd] _n. ; (, )
case-shot [keIsSt] _n.
case-worm [keIswm] _n. _. ,
casein [keIsiIn] _.
casemate [keIsmeIt] _n. _. ;
casement [keIsmnt] _n. 1> ̣ 2> 3> _. 4> _attr. casement stay
caseous [keIsIs] _a. ;
casern [kzn] _n. _. (. _pl.) ;
caserne [kzn] _n. _. (. _pl.) ;
cash [kQS] 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 [kQSbuk] _n.
cashew [kQSu] _n. 1> _. ( , ) 2>
cashier _I [kQSI] _n. _II [kSI] _v. 1> 2> _. ( )
cashmere [kQSmI] _n. 1> 2>
casing [keIsIN] 1. _pres-p. case II, 2 2. _n. 1> ; , ; ; 2> _. ; ; ; ; 3> _.
casino [ksinu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) ,
cask [kAsk] _n. ,
casket [kAskIt] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> ( )
cassation [kQseISn] _n. _.
cassava [ksAv] _n. _.
casserole [kQsrul] _n. _. 1> ( ) 2> ( , )
cassia [kQsI] _n. _.
cassiopeium [kQsIupijm] _n. _.
cassock [kQsk] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ,
cassowary [kQswErI] _n. _.
cast [kAst] 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. > , > (, ); > ; 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 [kAstaIn] _n.
cast-iron [kAstaIn] _a. 1> 2> , ף; cast-iron discipline
cast-off [kAstȍf] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _pl. , 2. _a. ; ; ,
castanets [kQstnets] _n. _pl.
castaway [kAstweI] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 2. _a.
caste [kAst] _n. 1> 2> , ; to lose caste > ; >
castellan [kAstIln] _n. ,
castellated [kQsteleItId] _a. 1> 2> 3> _.
caster _I [kAst] _n. 1> 2> _. _II [kAst] = castor II
castigate [kQstIgeIt] _v. 1> ; 2> ; 3> (_. )
casting [kAstIN] 1. _pres-p. cast 2 2. _n. 1> , 2> _. أ, ( ) 3> () 4> 5> _. ԣ; 3. _a. ; casting bed ; casting box ; casting form
casting-voice [kAstINvIs] = casting-vote
casting-vote [kAstINvut] _n. , ,
castle [kAsl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> _. ; castles in the air ( in the sky, in Spain) 2. _v. _. ()
castle-builder [kAslbIld] _n. ڣ
castor _I [kAst] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. _II [kAst] _n. 1> , ̣ ( ) 2> ; ( ); a set of castors ( )
castor oil [kAstrȍIl] _a.
castor sugar [kAstSug] _n.
castrate [kQstreIt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; 2. _v. 1> , 2> ()
castration [kQstreISn] _n.
casual [kQZjul] 1. _a. 1> 2> 3> 4> , ; casual labourer ( worker) , ; casual poor , 2. _n. 1> 2> , , .. 3>
casualize [kQZjulaIz] _v.
casualty [kQZjultI] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> _. ; 4> _. ; the tank became a casualty , 5> _pl. ( ); to sustain casualties 6> _attr. casualty rate
casualty clearing station [kQZjultIklIrINsteISn] _n.
casualty list [kQZjultIlIst] _n. , ( )
casualty ward [kQZjultIwd] _n. ( )
casuist [kQzjuIst] _n.
casuistic [kQzjuIstIk] _a.
casuistical [kQzjuIstIkl] _a.
casuistry [kQzjuIstrI] _n. ; ;
casus belli [kAsusbeli] _. _n. ,
cat _I [kQt] 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 [kQt] _n. (_. caterpillar tractor) _. _. 1> 2> _attr. cat skinner _.
cat's-meat [kQtsmit] _n. ,
cat's-paw [kQtsp] _n. 1> -. ; to make a cat's-paw of a person -. 2> ̣ ,
cat's-whisker [kQtswIsk] _n. _. , ""
cat-and-mouse [kQtndmaus] _n. to behave in a cat-and-mouse way -
cataclysm [kQtklIzm] _n. 1> ; 2>
catacomb [kQtkum] _n. ( _pl.) ; ; the Catacombs
catafalque [kQtfQlk] _n. 1> , 2> ,
Catalan [kQtln] 1. _a. ; ( ) 2. _n. 1> 2>
catalepsy [kQtlepsI] _n. _. ; ;
cataleptic [kQtleptIk] _a. _.
catalog [kQtlg] = catalogue
catalogue [kQtlg] 1. _n. 1> ; card catalogue 2> 3> _. , ; , , 2. _v. ,
catalogue raisonne [kAtAlgrezneI] _n. _.
cataloguer [kQtlg] _n. ,
catalysis [ktQlIsIs] _n. _.
catalyst [kQtlIst] _n. _.
catalyzer [kQtlaIz] = catalyst
catamaran [kQtmrQn] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
catamount [kQtmaunt] _n. _. 1> 2>
cataplasm [kQtplQzm] _n.
catapult [kQtplt] 1. _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. 3> 4> _attr. catapult launching _. 2. _v. 1> _. 2> _. ; 3>
cataract [kQtrQkt] _n. 1> 2> 3> () 4> _. 5> _. , , ,
catarrh [ktA] _n. ;
catastrophe [ktQstrfI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ( ) 3> _.
catastrophic [kQtstrfIk] _a.
catbird [kQtbd] _n. _.
catcall [kQtkl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v.
catch [kQtS] 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 [kQtSIN] 1. _pres-p. catch 2 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> ( ) 4> , ,
catchment [kQtSmnt] _n.
catchmentarea [kQtSmntErI] _n. (),
catchmentbasin [kQtSmntbeIsn] = catchmentarea
catchpenny [kQtSpenI] 1. _n. , ۣ (. . ) 2. _a. , ۣ
catchpoll [kQtSpul] _n. ,
catchup [kQtSp] = ketchup
catchword [kQtSwd] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. 4> ( ) 5> _. 6> 7>
catchy [kQtSI] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> , ; 4> ( )
catechism [kQtIkIzm] _n. 1> _. 2> ;
catechize [kQtIkaIz] _v. 1> 2> 3> _. ,
catechu [kQtItSu] _n.
catechumen [kQtIkjumen] _n. 1> _. ݣ 2> ,
categorical [kQtIgrIkl] _a. 1> , 2> ; , 3> _. , ;
categorize [kQtIgraIz] _v.
category [kQtIgrI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _attr. category man _. ()
catena [ktin] _n. (_pl. nae) , ,
catenae [ktini] _pl. catena
catenarian [kQtInErIn] _a.
catenary [ktinrI] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. ; catenary suspension ( )
catenate [kQtIneIt] _v. ; ;
catenation [kQtIneISn] _n.
cater [keIt] _v. 1> (for) 2> , ( ..) 3> , (to, for)
catercousin [keItkzn] _n. 1> 2>
caterer [keItr] _n.
catering [keItrIN] 1. _pres-p. cater 2. _n. 1> 2> _attr. the catering trade
caterpillar [kQtpIl] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ; 3> _attr. _. ; caterpillar tractor ; caterpillar ordnance
caterwaul [kQtwl] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> - 2> , 3> ,
catgut [kQtgt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _.
catharsis [kTAsIs] _n. 1> _. 2> _. _.
cathartic [kTAtIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. ()
Cathay [kQTeI] _n. _. _.
cathead [kQthed] _n. _. -; _. , -
cathedral [kTidrl] 1. _n. 2. _a.
Catherinewheel [kQTrInwil] _n. 1> () 2> _. , "" 3> ""
catheter [kQTIt] _n. _.
cathode [kQTud] _n. _.
catholic [kQTlIk] 1. _a. 1> (C.) (. Roman C.) 2> (C.) _. 3> , 2. _n.
Catholicism [kTlIsIzm] _n. ,
catholicity [kQTulIsItI] _n. 1> (C.) 2> ; ;
catholicize [kTlIsaIz] _v.
catice [kQtaIs] _n.
cation [kQtaIn] _n. _.
catkin [kQtkIn] _n. ң ( )
catlap [kQtlQp] _n. _. ;
catlike [kQtlaIk] _a.
catling [kQtlIN] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _.
catmint [kQtmInt] _n. _. ,
catnap [kQtnQp] 1. _n. 2. _v. , ;
catnip [kQtnIp] _. = catmint
cato'mountain [kQtmauntIn] = catamount
cato'ninetails [kQtnaInteIlz] _n. ()
catoptric [ktptrIk] _a. _. _. ,
catoptrics [ktptrIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) _. _.
catsleep [kQtslip] = catnap 1
catsup [kQtsp] = ketchup
cattily [kQtIlI] _adv.
cattish [kQtIS] _a. 1> 2> ;
cattle [kQtl] _n. 1> 2> _. ( )
cattledealer [kQtldil] _n. ,
cattlefeeder [kQtlfid] _n.
cattlegrid [kQtlgrId] _n. ,
cattleleader [kQtllid] _n. ,
cattlelifter [kQtllIft] _n. ,
cattleman [kQtlmn] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
cattlepen [kQtlpen] _n.
cattleranch [kQtlrQntS] _n. ,
cattlerustler [kQtlrsl] _. = cattlelifter
cattletruck [kQtltrk] _n. _-.
catty _I [kQtI] = cattish _II [kQtI] _n. ( , = 604,8 )
Caucasian [kkeIzjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
caucus [kks] _n. 1> _. 2> ( _.) , ..
caudal [kdl] _a. _. ; caudal appendage
caudate [kdeIt] _a. ,
caudle [kdl] _n. ( )
caught [kt] _p. _p-p. catch 2
caul [kl] _n. 1> _. ; "" ( ģ) 2> _. 3> _.
cauldron [kldrn] _n. 1> ԣ; 2> _.
caulescent [klesnt] _a. _. ( )
cauliflower [klIflau] _n.
caulk [kk] _v. 1> () 2> , ( )
caulker [kk] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> , , . , أ
causal [kzl] _a. 1> _. ; 2> _. ; causal clause
causality [kzQlItI] _n. _. ,
causation [kzeISn] _n. 1> 2> = causality
causative [kztIv] _a. 1> 2> _.
cause [kz] 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 [kzlIs] _a. ;
causelist [kzlIst] _n. _.
causer [kz] _n.
causeway [kzweI] 1. _n. 1> ; ݣ ; 2> ; 2. _v. 1> , 2>
causey [kzI] = causeway
caustic [kstIk] 1. _n. _. ; ; lunar caustic 2. _a. 1> _. ; ; caustic lime ۣ ; caustic silver ; caustic soda 2> , , ; caustic tongue ; caustic remarks
causticity [kstIsItI] _n. 1> 2>
cauterization [ktraIseISn] _n. _.
cauterize [ktraIz] _v. 1> _. 2> , ޣ,
cautery [ktrI] _n. _. 1> 2> 3> ( )
caution [kSn] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> , ; caution! ! 3> _. , ; 2. _v. (against)
caution board [kSnbd] _n. ( )
caution money [kSnmnI] _n. (, . )
cautionary [kSnrI] _a. ,
cautious [kSs] _a. ;
cavalcade [kQvlkeId] _n. ,
cavalier [kQvlI] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. 4> (C.) _. (ͣ I) 2. _a. 1> 2> ģ 3> 4> _. (C.)
cavalry [kQvlrI] _n. ,
cavalryman [kQvlrImn] _n.
cave [keIv] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. ; 4> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. ; cave in > , ; > _. , ,
caveat [keIvIQt] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; to enter ( to put in) a caveat
cavedweller [keIvdwel] = caveman
caveman [keIvmQn] _n. , (. _.)
cavendish [kQvndIS] _n. ( )
cavern [kQvn] _n.
cavernous [kQvns] _a. 1> 2> _. ; ; 3> 4> 5> ( )
caviar [kQvIA] _n. ( ); caviar to the general
caviare [kQvIA] _n. ( ); caviare to the general
cavil [kQvIl] 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
caviller [kQvIl] _n. ,
cavity [kQvItI] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3>
cavity magnetron [kQvItImQgnItrn] _n. _. ,
cavort [kvt] _v. _. ,
caw [k] 1. _n. 2. _v.
cay [keI] _n. 1> 2>
cayenne [keIen] _n.
cayman [keImn] _n. _.
cease [sis] 1. _v. 1> , () 2> ( ); to cease talking ; cease fire! !; to cease payment , 2. _n. without cease ; to work without cease
ceasefire [sisfaI] _n.
ceaseless [sislIs] _a. ,
cecils [seslz] _n. _pl.
cecity [sisItI] _n.
cedar [sid] _n.
cede [sid] _v. 1> (); , (, ) 2> ( )
cedilla [sIdIl] _n. ( )
ceil [sil] _v. _. , ; ,
ceiling [silIN] _n. 1> 2> , ; 3> _. , 4> _. ; ..
celadon [seldn] _n. -̣
celandine [selndaIn] _n. _.
celebrant [selIbrnt] _n. ,
celebrate [selIbreIt] _v. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. ,
celebrated [selIbreItId] 1. _p-p. celebrate 2. _a. ;
celebration [selIbreISn] _n. 1> ; 2>
celebrity [sIlebrItI] _n. 1> 2> ;
celerity [sIlerItI] _n.
celery [selrI] _n. _.
celestial [sIlestjl] 1. _a. 1> ; ; celestial map ף ; celestial pole _. ; celestial blue - 2> ; 2. _n.
celibacy [selIbsI] _n. 1> , 2>
celibatarian [selIbtErIn] 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 [selrIdZ] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
cellarer [selr] _n. ( )
cellaret [selret] _n.
cellophane [selufeIn] _n. ; wrapped in cellophane ,
cellular [seljul] _a. , ; ; cellular tissue _.
cellulate [seljuleIt] _a. ;
cellule [seljul] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
celluloid [seljulId] _n. 1> 2> ̣ 3> _. ; to put smb. on celluloid
cellulose [seljulus] _n. 1> ; 2> _attr. cellulose nitrate
Celsius [selsjs] _n. ;
Celt [kelt] _n.
celt [selt] _n. _.
Celtic [keltIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
celticism [keltIsIzm] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
celtuce [selts] _n.
cembalo [tSemblu] _n. (_pl. os [euz])
cement [sIment] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ; 3> , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> 3> ; to cement a friendship
cementation [simenteISn] _n. 1> 2>
cemetery [semItrI] _n.
cenotaph [senutAf] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ; the C. , ( )
cense [sens] _v. _.
censer [sens] _n. ;
censor [sens] 1. _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ; 2. _v. ;
censorial [sensrIl] _a. ;
censorious [sensrIs] _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
censuspaper [sensspeIp] _n. ,
cent [sent] _n. 1> (0,01 , , ) 2> , (. per cent ); ten per cent ; cent per cent ( ) 3> _. ( )
cental [sentl] _n. ( , 100 . 45,36 )
centaur [sent] _n. 1> _. 2> (C.)
centenarian [sentInErIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ( )
centenary [sentinrI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 2. _a.
centennial [sentenjl] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. = centenary 1, 2
center [sent] _. = centre
centering [sentrIN] 1. _pres-p. centre 2 2. _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
centesimal [sentesIml] _a. ; ̣ ; ; centesimal balance
centigrade [sentIgreId] _a. ; ̣ ; centigrade thermometer ,
centigram [sentIgrQm] _n.
centigramme [sentIgrQm] _n.
centime [sAntim] _n. _. (0,01 )
centimeter [sentImit] _. = centimetre
centimetre [sentImit] _n.
centipede [sentIpid] _n. _. ,
centner [sentn] _n. (50 ; = 100 45,36 ); metric ( double) centner (= 100 220,46 . )
central [sentrl] 1. _a. 1> ; ; central idea 2> ; C. Asia > ; > 2. _n. _.
centralization [sentrlaIzeISn] _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> _. ;
centreboard [sentbd] _n. _.
centreing [sentrIN] = centering
centrepiece [sentpis] _n. 1> , .. 2>
centresection [sentsekSn] _n. _.
centric [sentrIk] _a.
centrical [sentrIkl] _a.
centrifugal [sentrIfjugl] 1. _a. ; centrifugal machine ( wringer) ; centrifugal force 2. _n. = centrifuge
centrifuge [sentrIfjudZ] _n.
centring [sentrIN] = centering
centripetal [sentrIpItl] _a. ; centripetal force
centuple [sentjupl] 1. _a. 2. _v. ;
centuplicate 1. _n. [sentjuplIkIt] ; in centuplicate 2. _a. [sentjuplIkIt] = centuple 1 3. _v. [sentjuplIkeIt] = centuple 2
century [sentSurI] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> (-.); _. ; _.
century plant [sentSurIplAnt] _n. _. ,
cephalic [kefQlIk] _a. _. ; cephalic index _.
cephalitis [seflaItIs] _n. _. ,
cephalopoda [seflpd] _n. _pl. _.
ceramet [sermet] = cermet
ceramic [sIrQmIk] _a. ;
ceramics [sIrQmIks] _n. _pl. 1> (. sing) ; 2> (. . . .)
ceramist [sermIst] _n.
cerastes [sIrQstiz] _n. _.
cerate [sIrIt] _n. ( )
cere [sI] _n. _. ( )
cereal [sIrIl] 1. _n. 1> (. _pl.) 2> _. ( ) 2. _a. ,
cerebellum [serIbelm] _n. _.
cerebral [serIbrl] 1. _a. 1> _. _. ; cerebral hemispheres ; cerebral haemorrhage 2> _. () 2. _n. _.
cerebration [serIbreISn] _n. ,
cerebrum [serIbrm] _n. _.
cerecloth [sIklT] = cerement 1
cerement [sImnt] _n. 1> ݣ , 2> _pl.
ceremonial [serImunjl] 1. _a. ; ; 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
ceremonious [serImunjs] _a. 1> 2> 3> ,
ceremony [serImnI] _n. 1> 2> ; to stand on ceremony ; , ; without ceremony ; 3> ; ; Master of Ceremonies > (, ..); > (, ..); >
Ceres [sIriz] _n. _. _.
cerise [sriz] 1. _n. -Σ 2. _a. -Σ
cerium [sIrIm] _n. _.
cermet [smet] _n. _.
ceroplastics [sIruplQstIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) ( )
certain [stn] 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 [stnlI] _adv. , ; ; he is certainly better today , , ; may I visit him? - Yes, certainly ? - ,
certainty [stntI] _n. 1> 2> ; I know for a certainty ; with certainty
certificate 1. _n. [stIfIkIt] 1> ; ; ; certificate of birth ; ; certificate of health 2> () 3> _. ; 2. _v. [stIfIkeIt] ;
certificated [stIfIkeItId] 1. _p-p. certificate 2 2. _a. ; certificated teacher ,
certification [stIfIkeISn] _n. 1> 2>
certify [stIfaI] _v. 1> , 2> 3> 4> (. )
certitude [stItjud] _n. ,
cerulean [sIruljn] _a. - ;
cerumen [sIrumen] _n.
ceruse [sIrus] _n. 1> () 2> ()
cervical [svaIkl] _a. _. , ; cervical vertebrae
cervices [svaIsiz] _pl. cervix
cervine [svaIn] _a.
cervix [svIks] _n. (_pl. -vices, -es [Iz]) _. ; cervix uteri
cesium [sizIm] = caesium
cess [ses] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. ; bad cess to you! !
cessation [seseISn] _n. 1> 2> ; ; cessation of arms ( of hostilities) ,
cession [seSn] _n. , ; cession of rights
cesspit [sespIt] _n. ;
cesspool [sespul] _n. ;
cestoid [sestId] _n. _.
cetacean [sIteISjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
cetaceous [sIteISjs] _a.
cevitamic acid [sivaItQmIkQsId] _n. _.
cha teau [SQtu] _n. _. (_pl. cha teaux) ,
cha teaux [SQtuz] _pl. cha teau
cha telaine [SQtleIn] _n. _. 1> ; 2> , , ..
chafe [tSeIf] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; in a chafe 2. _v. 1> , ; ; ( ..) 2> 3> ( -. chafe ) 4> , ,
chafer [tSeIf] _n.
chaff [tSAf] 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 [tSAfkt] _n. _-.
chaffer [tSQf] 1. _n. (- ), 2. _v. ,
chaffinch [tSQfIntS] _n.
chaffy [tSAfI] _a. 1> 2> ,
chafing-dish [tSeIfINdIS] _n. 1> 2> ;
chafing-gear [tSeIfINgI] _n. _.
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 [tSeIngQN] _n. ,
chain-rule [tSeInrul] _n. _.
chain-smoker [tSeInsmuk] _n.
chain-stitch [tSeInstItS] _n.
chain-stores [tSeInstz] _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 [tSEwm] _n. _. _. ,
chair-bed [tSEbed] _n. -
chair-car [tSEkA] _n. _. _-. -
chairman [tSEmn] _n.
chairmanship [tSEmnSIp] _n.
chairwoman [tSEwumn] _n.
chaise [tSeIz] _n. _. 1> 2>
chaise-longue [SeIzlN] _n.
chalcedony [kQlsednI] _n. _.
chalcography [kQlkgrfI] _n.
Chaldean [kQldin] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. 1> 2>
chaldron [tSldrn] _n. (= 1,66 3)
chalet [SQleI] _n. _. 1> , ( ) 2> 3>
chalk [tSk] 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 [tSkstun] _n. 1> 2> _pl. _.
chalky [tSkI] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> _.
challenge [tSQlIndZ] 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 [tSQlIndZ] _n. 1> 2> 3> -., -.
chalybeate [klIbIIt] _a. ( )
chamber [tSeImb] 1. _n. 1> (. . ) 2> _pl. 3> _pl. ; 4> (); Lower C. ; Star C. _. ף ; C. 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 [tSeImbpt] _n.
chamberlain [tSeImblIn] _n. 1> 2>
chameleon [kmiljn] _n.
chamfer [tSQmf] 1. _n. 1> ֣; ; hollow chamfer _. 2> _. , 2. _v. 1> 2> , ԣ (, ..)
chamois [SQmwA] _. 1. _n. 1> _. 2> [SQmI] 2. _v.
champ [tSQmp] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> ; 2>
champagne [SQmpeIn] _n. _.
champaign [tSQmpeIn] _n. ,
champerty [tSQmptI] _n. _. "",
champignon [tSQmpInjn] _n. _. ()
champion [tSQmpjn] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ; champions of peace 3> , 4> ( , , ) 2. _a. _. ; champion chess-player 3. _v. ; -.; to champion a cause -.
championship [tSQmpjnSIp] _n. 1> _. , ; world championship 2> 3> ; (-. -.)
chance [tSAns] 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 [tSAnskm] _n.
chance-medley [tSAnsmedlI] _n. _. ,
chanceful [tSnsful] _a. ,
chancel [tSAnsl] _n.
chancellery [tSAnslrI] _n. 1> 2> (, )
chancellor [tSAnsl] _n. 1> ; C. of the Exchequer ( ); Lord (High) C. - ( , ) 2> 3> ( ) 4> _.
chancellory [tSAnslrI] = chancellery
chancery [tSAnsrI] _n. 1> (C.) -; in chancery > _. -; > ; 2> _. 3> , 4> _.
chancre [SQNk] _n. _. ף , (. indurated chancre)
chancroid [SQNkrId] _n. _.
chancy [tSAnsI] _a. 1> _. 2> _. ̣ 3> ,
chandelier [SQndIlI] _n. ;
chandler [tSAndl] _n. 1> 2> ; ,
chandlery [tSAndlrI] _n. 1> 2>
change [tSeIndZ] 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 change , ..); all change! ! 6> , ; 7> to change up (down) _. () ; change over > ; > (to change -.); to change horses in the midstream
change-over [tSeIndZǫuv] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; change-over in editors
changeability [tSeIndZbIlItI] _n. , ;
changeable [tSeIndZbl] _a. 1> , ; 2>
changeful [tSeIndZful] _a. 1> 2> = changeable 1
changeless [tSeIndZlIs] _a. ,
changeling [tSeIndZlIN] _n. -. £, ( )
channel [tSQnl] _n. 1. 1> ; the (English) C. - 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 [SANsN] _n. _.
chant [tSAnt] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. ; 2. _v. 1> _. 2> ; to chant the praises of smb. -. 3> ; ; ( ..) 4> _. , ţ ;
chantage [tSAntIZ] _n. _.
chanter [tSAnt] _n. 1> , 2> 3> , 4> _. 5> ( )
chanterelle [tSQntrel] _n. _. ()
chantey [tSAntI] _. = chanty
chanticleer [tSQntIklI] _n. _. ()
chantry [tSAntrI] _n. _. 1> , ( ) 2>
chanty [tSAntI] _n. ( ߣ ..)
chaos [keIs] _n. ;
chaotic [keIȍtIk] _a.
chap _I [tSQp] _n. _. , ; merry chap ; nice chap ; old chap , _II [tSQp] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 2. _v. 1> ; cold weather chaps the skin 2> (. ) 3> _. , _III [tSQp] _n. (. _pl.) 1> (. ) 2> (. , _. ) 3>
chap-book [tSQpbuk] _n. ۣ , ,
chap-fallen [tSQpfln] _a. 1> 2> , ޣ
chaparral [tSQprQl] _n. _. 1> , ̣ 2>
chape [tSeIp] _n.
chapel [tSQpl] _n. 1> ; (, , ..) 2> _. ; ; 3> , 4> (. ) 5> ; ; to call a chapel 6> _attr. chapel folk
chapelt [tSQplIt] _n. 1> , , ( ) 2> ޣ 3> ; 4> _.
chaperon [SQprun] 1. _n. , .; 2. _v. ( )
chapiter [tSQpIt] _n. _.
chaplain [tSQplIn] _n. 1> 2>
chapman [tSQpmn] _n. ;
chappie [tSQpI] _n. _. Σ,
chappy _I [tSQpI] _a. _II [tSQpI] = chappie
chapter [tSQpt] 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 [SQrbQN] _n. _. 1> 2> ( )
char-a-bancs [SQrbQNz] _n. _. 1> 2> ( )
character [kQrIkt] 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 [kQrIktrIstIk] 1. _a. ; (of) 2. _n. 1> ; , 2> _. ()
characteristically [kQrIktrIstIklI] _adv. , ; Peter characteristically discovers truths , ,
characterization [kQrIktraIzeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
characterize [kQrIktraIz] _v. 1> , 2> ;
characterless [kQrIktlIs] _a. 1> , 2>
charade [SrAd] _n.
charcoal [tSAkul] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> ̣ (. charcoal drawing) 2. _v. , ̣
charcoalburner [tSAkulbn] _n.
chare [tSE] = char I
charge [tSAdZ] 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 charge -.); 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 [SAZeIdQfE] _n. _. _. (_pl. charges d'affaires [dQfEz])
chargeable [tSAdZbl] _a. 1> ң, (with chargeable ޣ-.) 2> 3> -. ޣ; this is chargeable to the account of... ޣ... 4> ,
charger [tSAdZ] _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> _. 5> _. , 6> _. ,
chargesheet [tSAdZSit] _n. _. ,
chargin [SQgrIn] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _v. ( _pass.) ; ; to feel chargined (, ) ޣ -.
chariness [tSErInIs] _n. 1> 2> 3>
chariot [tSQrIt] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2>
charioteer [tSQrItI] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> (C.) () 2. _v.
charisma [kQrIzm] _n. (_pl. mata) 1> _. 2> , ; ( , ..) 3> ( )
charitable [tSQrItbl] _a. 1> 2> ; ;
charity [tSQrItI] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _pl. ; charity begins at home
charityschool [tSQrItIskAl] _n.
charivari [SArIvrI] _n. _. , ,
charlatan [SAltn] _n. , ;
Charles's Wain [tSAlzIzweIn] _n. ()
Charleston [tSAlstn] _n. ()
Charley _I [tSAlI] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. _. "", _II [tSAlI] _n. _. 1> 2>
Charlie _I [tSAlI] = Charley I _II [tSAlI] = Charley II
charlock [tSAlk] _n. _.
charlotte [SAlt] _n. _. ( )
charm [tSAm] 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 [tSAm] _n. 1> _. , (. ); , 2> 3>
charming [tSAmIN] 1. _pres-p. charm 2 2. _a. ,
charnelhouse [tSAnlhaus] _n.
chart [tSAt] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> , , ԣ, ; barometric chart 4> _attr. chart room _. 2. _v. ;
charter [tSAt] 1. _n. 1> , ; The Great C. _. (1215 .); The People's C. (1838 .); United Nations C. 2> , 3> 4> = charterparty; time charter , ̣ 5> ( ..) 6> _attr. charter member _. -. 2. _v. 1> 2> () 3> _. ,
chartered [tSAtd] 1. _p-p. charter 2 2. _a. 1> ; chartered accountant 2> 3> _.
charterer [tSAtr] _n. 1> 2> (̣, )
Charterhouse [tSAthaus] _n. ( )
charterparty [tSAtpAtI] _n. _. _. ,
chartism [tSAtIzm] _n. _.
chartist [tSAtIst] _n. _.
chartreuse [SAtrz] _n. _. 1> ˣ 2> _.
charwoman [tSAwumn] _n. ģ ;
chary [tSErI] _a. 1> ; to be chary of giving offence 2> , (of chary ..)
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 [kQzm] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> , 4> ,
chassis [SQsI] _n. (_pl. chassis [SQsIz]) _. ; ;
chaste [tSeIst] _a. 1> ; 2> , ( );
chasten [tSeIsn] _v. 1> 2> , 3> ( )
chastise [tSQstaIz] _v. 1> (. ) 2> = chasten 1
chastisement [tSQstIzmnt] _n. ;
chastity [tSQstItI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> , ()
chasuble [tSQzjubl] _n. _.
chat _I [tSQt] 1. _n. ; ; ; let's have a chat 2. _v. ģ _II [tSQt] _n. ()
chatoyant [StInt] _a. _.
chattel [tSQtl] _n. (. _pl.) 1> (. chattels personal); chattels real 2> _attr. chattel slavery system
chatter [tSQt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 2. _v. 1> 2> () 3> ; (. ); to chatter like a magpie 4> 5> 6> () 7> ,
chatterbox [tSQtbks] _n. 1> (), 2> _. _. _. ͣ
chatterer [tSQtr] _n. ()
chatty _I [tSQtI] _a. 1> 2> _. _. 3> _. _. _II [tSQtI] _. _n.
Chaucerian [tSsIrIn] _a.
chauffer [tSf] _n.
chauffeur [Suf] _n. _. ƣ
chauvinism [SuvInIzm] _n.
chauvinist [SuvInIst] _n.
chaw [tS] 1. _n. _. 1> 2> 2. _v. _. ; ; chaw up (, );
chawbacon [tSbeIkn] _n. ԣ, ,
cheap [tSip] 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 _. , ۣ
Cheap Jack [tSipdZQk] _n. , ۣ (. Cheap John)
cheapen [tSipn] _v. 1> 2> 3>
cheaply [tSiplI] _adv. 1> ģ 2>
cheat [tSit] 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> _. (. . _interj.); 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 [tSekbd] _n.
checkered [tSekd] = chequered 2
checkingroom [tSekINrum] = checkroom
checkmate [tSekmeIt] 1. _n. 1> (. . _interj.) 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> ; ;
checknut [tSeknt] _n. _.
checkoff [tSekȍf] _n. _. 1> 2> , , .. 3> _attr. checkoff agreement
checkout [tSkaut] _n. 1> , 2> ( )
checkpoint [tSekpInt] _n.
checkroom [tSekrum] _n. 1> , 2>
checkrow [tSekru] _n. _-.
checktaker [tSekteIk] _n. 1> _. ԣ 2> _-.
checkup [tSekp] _n. 1> ; , 2> _attr. , ; checkup committee
checkweigher [tSekweI] _n. _. ޣ ;
Cheddar [tSed] _n. ( )
cheek [tSik] 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. _. ,
cheekbone [tSikbun] _n.
cheektooth [tSiktuT] _n. ,
cheeky [tSikI] _a. _.
cheep [tSip] 1. _n. (, ) 2. _v.
cheeper [tSip] _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 [tSIrIȫu] _interj. _. 1> !; 2> ! 3> !, !
cheerless [tSIlIs] _a. , ,
cheery [tSIrI] _a. ӣ, ;
cheese _I [tSiz] _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 [tSiz] _v. cheese it! _. > !, !, !; > !, !
cheesecake [tSizkeIk] _n. 1> 2> _. _. ֣
cheesecloth [tSizklT] _n.
cheesemonger [tSizmNg] _n.
cheeseparing [tSizpErIN] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _pl. , 2. _a.
cheesy [tSizI] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
cheetah [tSit] _n. _.
chef [Sef] _n. _. -,
chefd'oeuvre [SeIdvr] _n. _. (_pl. chefsd'oeuvre)
chefsd'oeuvre [SeIdvr] _pl. chefd'oeuvre
cheiromancy [kaIrumQnsI] = chiromancy
cheiroptera [kaIrptr] _n. _pl. _.
chela [kil] _n. (_pl. lae) _.
chelae [kili] _pl. chela
chemical [kemIkl] 1. _a. ; chemical fertilizers ; chemical war gases ; chemical warfare ; chemical defence 2. _n. _pl. ;
chemise [SImiz] _n.
chemisette [Semizet] _n. , ()
chemist [kemIst] _n. 1> 2> ; chemist's shop
chemistry [kemIstrI] _n. ; agricultural chemistry ; applied chemistry
chemotherapy [kemuTerpI] _n. _.
chenille [Snil] _n.
cheque [tSek] 1. _n. {. . check 1, 9}; to cash a cheque ; to draw a cheque 2. _v. to cheque out
chequebook [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
chequerwise [tSekwaIz] _adv.
cherish [tSerIS] _v. 1> (, ) 2> ( ) 3> () 4> ()
cheroot [Srut] _n.
cherry [tSerI] 1. _n. 1> () 2> = cherrytree to make two bites of a cherry ̣ 2. _a. 1> Σ 2> Σ; cherry brandy Σ , Σ ˣ
cherrypie [tSerIpaI] _n. 1> 2>
cherrystone [tSerIstun] _n. 1> Σ 2> _. ֣
cherrytree [tSerItri] _n. , Σ
chert [tSt] _n. _. , ,
cherub [tSerb] _n. (_pl. s [z], bim)
cherubic [tSerubIk] _a. 1> ; 2> ݣ; ( £)
cherubim [tSerbIm] _pl. cherub
chervil [tSvIl] _n. _.
chess _I [tSes] _n. _II [tSes] _n.
chessboard [tSesbd] _n.
chessman [tSesmQn] _n.
chessplayer [tSespleI] _n.
chest [tSest] _n. 1> ; ; chest of drawers ; medicine chest 2> ; ; 3> ; weak chest ̣; to get smth. off one's chest ޣ-.;
chesterfield [tSestfild] _n. 1> 2>
chestnote [tSestnut] _n.
chestnut [tSesnt] 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>
chesttrouble [tSesttrbl] _n. ̣
chestvoice [tSestvIs] _n.
chevalglass [SvQlglAs] _n. ,
chevalier [SevlI] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> ; chevalier of fortune ( of industry) ,
chevaux de frise [Svudfriz] _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) , , ""
chewinggum [tSuINgm] _n.
chiaroscuro [kIArskuru] _. _n. 1> _. 2> ( )
chiasmus [kaIQzms] _n. _. ( ; .: he rose up and down sat she)
chibouk [tSIbuk] _. _n.
chibouque [tSIbuk] _. _n.
chic [Sik] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. , , ; chic sale _. _.
chicane [SIkeIn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> 2>
chicanery [SIkeInrI] _n. 1> = chicane 1; 2>
chick [tSIk] _n. 1> ̣; 2> _. £
chick-pea [tSIkpi] _n. _. ,
chick-weed [tSIkwid] _n. _. ;
chickabiddy [tSIkbIdI] _n. _. , ̣
chickadee [tSIkdi] _n. _. ( )
chickaree [tSIkri] _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 [tSIkInbrestId] _a. _.
chicken-hearted [tSIkInhAtId] _a. ,
chicken-liver [tSIkInlIv] _n.
chicken-pox [tSIkInpks] _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 [tSif] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; ; ; chief of police 2> (, ) 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; ; chief problem ; chief wall
chiefly [tSiflI] _adv. ,
chieftain [tSiftn] _n. 1> (, ) 2> _. 3>
chieftaincy [tSiftnsI], chieftainship [tSiftnSIp] _n. ,
chiff-chaff [tSIftSQf] _n. - ()
chiffonier [SItnI] _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 [tSaIldbErIN] _n. ,
child-birth [tSaIldbT] _n. 1> 2>
child-minder [tSaIldmaInd] _n. , ,
childbed [tSaIldbed] _n. ; to die in childbed
Childermas [tSIldmQs] _n. _. (28 )
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
Chilean [tSIlIn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
chiliad [kIlIQd] _n. 1> 2>
Chilian [tSIlIn] = Chilean
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> ,
Chiltern Hundreds [tSIltnhndrdz] _n. pl: to accept ( to apply for) the chiltern Hundreds
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 [kaImIr] _n. , ,
chimerical [kaImerIkl] _a. ,
chimney [tSImnI] _n. 1> ( ); 2> _. 3> 4> , 5> , 6> _. ;
chimney-cap [tSImnIkQp] _n.
chimney-corner [tSImnIkn] _n.
chimney-piece [tSImnIpis] _n. ;
chimney-pot [tSImnIpt] _n. 1> = chimney-cap 2> _attr. chimney-pot hat _. ()
chimney-stack [tSImnIstQk] _n. ;
chimney-stalk [tSImnIstk] _n. ;
chimney-sweep [tSImnIswip] _n.
chimpanzee [tSImpnzi] _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 [tSIntSIn] _interj. _. > ! ( ); > ! ( )
china [tSaIn] 1. _n. , ; egg-shell china ; to break china , 2. _a. ; china shop
China [tSaIn] _a.
China ink [tSaInINk] _n. ()
china-clay [tSaInkleI] _n. ,
china-closet [tSaInklzIt] _n.
china-ware [tSaInwE] _n.
Chinaman [tSaInmn] _n. _.
chinaman [tSaInmn] _n.
Chinatown [tSaIntaun] _n. ( )
Chinawoman [tSaInwumn] _n. _.
chinch [tSIntS] _n. ; -
chinchilla [tSIntSIl] _n. 1> _. 2>
chine _I [tSaIn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _II [tSaIn] _n.
Chinee [tSaIni] _n. _.
Chinese [tSaIniz] 1. _a. ; Chinese white 2. _n. 1> ; ; the Chinese _pl. _. 2>
Chink [tSINk] _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 [tSIpbAskIt] _n. ̣ ( , )
chipboard [tSIpbd] _n.
chipmuck [tSIpmk] _n. _.
chipmunk [tSIpmNk] _n. _.
Chippendale [tSIpndeIl] _n. ( . XVIII .)
chippie [tSIpI] = chippy 2
chippy [tSIpI] 1. _a. 1> ( ); ( ) 2> ( ) 3> _. ; ( ) 2. _n. _. _.
chirk [tSk] _. _. 1. _a. ̣, ӣ 2. _v. 1> 2> ( chirk up)
chirm [tSm] _n. ();
chiromancy [kaIrumQnsI] _n. ,
chiropodist [kIrpdIst] _n. , ,
chiropody [kIrpdI] _n. ;
chirp [tSp] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. _. = chirpy 3. _v. ,
chirpy [tSpI] _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 [tSIttSQt] _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 [klrl] _n. _.
chlorate [klrIt] _n. _. ,
chloric [klrIk] _a. _. ; chloric acid
chloride [klraId] _. 1. _n. , ; sodium chloride 2. _a.
chlorine [klrin] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. -̣
chloroform [klrfm] 1. _n. 2. _v.
chlorophyll [klrfIl] _n. _.
chlorosis [klrusIs] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. , ()
chlorous [klrs] _a. _. ; chlorous acid
chock [tSk] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; ; 3> ( ̣); 4> _. 5> _. , ; , , 6> _. 2. _v. 1> (. chock off); 2> _. ; chock up , ,
chock-a-block [tSkblk] _a. 1> _. , 2> _. ;
chock-full [tSkful] _a. ;
chocolate [tSklIt] 1. _n. 1> ; a bar of chocolate 2> _pl. 2. _a. 1> 2>
choice [tSIs] 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 [tSIslI] _adv. ,
choir [kwaI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> ( ) 2. _v.
choir-master [kwaImAst] _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 [tSukb] 1> ( , ) 2> أ
choke-coil [tSukkIl] _n. _.
choke-damp [tSukdQmp] _n.
choke-full [tSukful] _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 [klr] _n. ; Asiatic cholera, malignant cholera ; summer cholera ,
choleraic [klreIIk] _a.
choleric [klrIk] _a. , ֣;
cholerine [klrIn] _n.
choose [tSuz] _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 [tSuz] _n. ,
choosey [tSuzI] _a. _. ,
choosy [tSuzI] _a. _. ,
chop _I [tSp] 1. _n. 1> () 2> (); mutton (pork) chop () 3> () 2. _v. 1> 2> ; 3> (); chop about {. . chop i:i:i:, 2}; chop down ; chop off ; chop up , _II [tSp] _n. (. _pl.) {. . chap III, 1} to lick one's chops (. ); chops of the Channel - _III [tSp] 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 [tSp] _n. , ; first (second-) chop ()
chop-chop [tSptSp] _adv. _. -
chop-house [tSphaus] _n. ۣ
chop-suey [tSpsuI] _n.
chopper _I [tSp] _n. 1> (); 2> 3> _. 4> _. ԣ, ̣ 5> _. ; _II [tSp] _. _n.
chopper switch [tSpswItS] _n. _.
choppy [tSpI] _a. 1> , ( ); ( ) 2>
chopsticks [tSpstIks] _n. _pl. ( , )
choral 1. [krl] _a. ; choral speaking 2. [krAl] _n.
chorale [krAl] _n.
chord _I [kd] _n. 1> (. _.); to strike ( to touch) the right chord ; -. 2> _. ; vocal chords ; spinal chord 3> _. 4> _. () _II [kd] _n. 1> 2>
chorda [kd] _n. (_pl. -dae) _. 1> = chord I, 2 2> ,
chordae [kdi] _pl. chorda
chore [tS] = char I
chorea [krI] _n. _.
choree [kri] _n. _. ,
choreographer [krIȍgrf] _n. ,
choreographic [krIgrQfIk] _a.
choreography [krIȍgrfI] _n.
choriamb [krIQmb] _n. _.
chorine [kurIn] _n. _.
chorister [krIst] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ()
chortle [tStl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ,
chorus [krs] 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 [tSf] _n. ()
choultry [tSaultrI] _. _n. 1> - 2>
chouse [tSaus] _. 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ;
chow [tSau] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. _.
chow-chow [tSautSau] _. _n. 1> 2> ,
chowder [tSaud] _n. _. ̣ , , , ..
chrism [krIzm] _n. _. 1> 2>
Christ [kraIst] _n. ;
christen [krIsn] _v. 1> 2> 3> ,
Christendom [krIsndm] _n.
christening [krIsnIN] 1. _pres-p. christen 2. _n.
Christian [krIstjn] 1. _a. ; Christian name ( ) 2. _n. ,
Christianity [krIstIQnItI] _n.
christianize [krIstjnaIz] _v.
Christmas [krIsms] _n. 1> (_. . xmas); Father Christmas - 2> _attr.
Christmas-box [krIsmsbks] _n. ,
Christmas-tide [krIsmstaId] _n.
Christmas-tree [krIsmstri] _n.
Christmassy [krIsmsI] _a. _. ,
Christy minstrels [krIstImInstrlz] _n. _pl. ,
chromatic [krumQtIk] _a. 1> ; chromatic printing 2> _. ; chromatic scale
chromatics [krumQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
chrome [krum] _n. 1> = chromium 2> ֣ ; ֣
chromic [krumIk] _a. _. ; chromic acid
chromium [krumjm] _n. _.
chromolithograph [krumulITugrAf] _n.
chromosome [krumsum] _n. _.
chromosphere [krumsfI] _n.
chromotype [krumutaIp] _n. _.
chronic [krnIk] 1. _a. 1> ; ( ) 2> ; ; chronic doubts ; chronic complaints 3> _. ; something chronic 2. _n.
chronicle [krnIkl] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> ( , ) 2> ( );
chronicler [krnIkl] _n. 1> ˣ 2>
chronograph [krnugrAf] _n.
chronologic [krnldZIk] = chronological
chronological [krnldZIkl] _a.
chronology [krnldZI] _n. 1> 2>
chronometer [krnmIt] _n.
chronopher [krnf] _n. _. ,
chrysalides [krIsQlIdiz] _pl. chrysalis
chrysalis [krIslIs] _n. (_pl. -es [Iz], -ides) _. ()
chrysanthemum [krIsQnTmm] _n.
chryselephantine [krIselIfQntaIn] _a. ; ( )
chrysolite [krIsulaIt] _n. _.
chub [tSb] _n. ()
chubby [tSbI] _a. , ݣ
chuck _I [tSk] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _attr. _. chuck jaw 2. _v. _. , _II [tSk] 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 [tSk] 1. _n. 1> ̣ 2> _. 3> 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> 3. int: chuck!, chuck! -! _IV [tSk] _n. _. , ; hard chuck _.
chuck-farthing [tSkfADIN] _n.
chuck-hole [tSkhul] _n. _.
chuckle _I [tSkl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ; he is chuckling at ( over) his success 3> _II [tSkl] _a. 1> (. ) 2>
chuckle-head [tSklhed] _n.
chuddar [tSd] _. _n. 1> 2>
chuff [tSf] _n.
chug [tSg] 1. _n. (, ) 2. _v. ( ..)
chum [tSm] _. 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. 1> 2> (together, with); chum in, chum up (with chum -.)
chummage [tSmIdZ] _n. 1> ( , ) 2> ,
chummery [tSmrI] _n. 1> 2> ,
chummy [tSmI] _a. _.
chump [tSmp] _n. 1> , 2> (-.) 3> () 4> _. , ""; to go off one's chump > ; > , ""; 5> _. ,
chunk [tSNk] 1. _n. 1> = chump 1 2 2> _. ; 3> 4> 2. _v. _. _. 1> , , 2> , ; chunk up > ( ); >
chunking [tSNkIN] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. , ; chunking piece of beef
church [tStS] _n. 1> ; C. of England, Anglican C. ; to go to church > ; ; > ; ; to go into ( to enter) the C. 2> _attr.
church service [tStSsvIs] _n. ,
church-goer [tStSgu] _n. ()
church-owl [tStSaul] = barn owl
church-rate [tStSreIt] _n.
church-text [tStStekst] _n. _. ޣ
churchman [tStSmn] _n. 1> 2>
churchwarden [tStSwdn] _n. 1> 2> _.
churchy [tStSI] _a. _. 1> 2> ,
churchyard [tStSjAd] _n. 1> , 2> _.
churl [tSl] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
churlish [tSlIS] _a. 1> 2> 3> , 4> ( ); ( ) 5> ( )
churn [tSn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> () 2> ; ; the wind churned the river to foam
churn-staff [tSnstAf] _n.
chut [tSt], [St], [tSt] _interj. - !
chute [Sut] _n. 1> ; 2> ; (, ) 3> _. ; , ֣, ֣ 4> 5> _.
chyle [kaIl] _n. _. ,
chyme [kaIm] _n. _. ,
ci-devant [sidvAN] _a. _. ; ci-devant chairman
cicada [sIkAd] _n.
cicatrice [sIktrIs] _n. ,
cicatrization [sIktraIzeISn] _n. ,
cicatrize [sIktraIz] _v. 1> 2> , 3> ()
cicely [sIsIlI] = chervil
Cicero [sIsru] _n.
cicerone [tSItSrunI] _. _n. (_pl. -ni) , ,
ciceroni [tSItSruni] _pl. cicerone
Ciceronian [sIsrunjn] _a. ,
cider [saId] _n. ; all talk and no cider _. ,
cigar [sIgA] _n.
cigar-holder [sIgAhuld] _n.
cigarette [sIgret] _n. ; ; have a cigarette! !; filtertipped cigarette
cigarette-case [sIgretkeIs] _n.
cigarette-end [sIgretend] _n.
cigarette-holder [sIgrethuld] _n.
cigarette-lighter [sIgretlaIt] _n.
cigarette-paper [sIgretpeIp] _n.
cigarette-stub [sIgretstb] = cigaretteend
cilery [sIlrI] = cillery
cilia [sIlI] _n. _pl. 1> _. 2> _. _.
ciliary [sIlIrI] _a. _. _. ,
ciliated [sIlIeItId] _a. 1> ۣ 2> _. _. ֣ ,
cilice [sIlIs] _n.
cillery [sIlrI] _n. _. ( )
Cimmerian [sImIrIn] _a. _. 1> 2> ԣ, ( )
cinch [sIntS] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ģ, 3> ۣ 4> ; ; to have a cinch on smb. -. 2. _v. 1> (. cinch up) 2> _. ( -.), " " 3> ( )
cinchona [sINkun] _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 [sIndtrQk] = cinder-path
cinder-box [sIndbks] _n. _.
cinder-path [sIndpAT] _n. _. ,
cinder-sifter [sIndsIft] _n.
Cinderella [sIndrel] _n.
cine-camera [sInIkQmr] _n. (ߣ)
cine-film [sInIfIlm] _n. ̣
cine-projector [sInprdZekt] _n.
cinema [sInm] _n. 1> , , (. the cinema) 2> 3>
cinema-circuit [sInmskIt] _n. ,
cinema-goer [sInmgu] _n.
cinemactor [sInmQkt] _n. _. ԣ
cinemactress [sInmQktrIs] _n. _.
cinemaddict [sInmQdIkt] _n. _. _. ,
cinemascope [sInmskup] _n. ( )
cinematics [sInmQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) _.
cinematograph [sInmQtgrAf] _n.
cinematographic [sInmQtgrQfIk] _a.
cinematography [sInmtgrfI] _n.
cinerama [sInrAm] _.
cineraria _I [sInrErI] _pl. cinerarium _II [sInrErI] _n. _. ,
cinerarium [sInrErIm] _. _n. (_pl. ria)
cinerary [sInrrI] _a. ; cinerary urn
cinereous [sInIrIs] _a.
Cingalese [sINgliz] 1. _a. 1> , 2> _. 2. _n. 1> , ; the Cingalese , 2> ,
cinnabar [sInba] _n.
cinnamon [sInmn] _n. 1> 2> -
cinq [sINk] _n. ԣ, ( , , )
cinque [sINk] _n. ԣ, ( , , )
Cinque Ports [sINkpts] _n. _pl. _. ( - Dover, Sandwich, Romney, Hastings, Hythe) - ,
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 [sk] _. _prep. , (_. .); died circa ( .) 1183 1183 .
Circassian [skQsIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
Circe [ssI] _n. _. _.
circle [skl] 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 [sklIt] _n. 1> 2> , ; circlet of flowers
circs [sks] _n. _pl. (_. circumstances) _. 1> , 2>
circuit [skIt] 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 [skItbreIk] _n. _. ;
circuitous [skjuIts] _a. , ()
circular [skjul] 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 [skjulQrItI] _n. ,
circularize [skjulraIz] _v. ,
circulate [skjuleIt] _v. 1> ; 2> () 3> 4> , ( ) 5> ( ) 6> _. = circularize
circulating [skjuleItIN] 1. _pres-p. circulate 2. _a. ; ; circulating capital ; circulating decimal ( fraction) ; circulating library ; circulating medium _. ԣ
circulation [skjuleISn] _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 [skjuleIt] _n. 1> ; circulator of infection 2> _.
circulatory [skjultrI] _a.
circum [skm] ,
circum-meridian [skmmrIdIn] _a. _. ( ..)
circumambient [skmQmbInt] _a. ( , );
circumambulate [skmQmbjuleIt] _v. 1> 2>
circumaviate [skmeIvIeIt] _v. ; to circumaviate the earth ̣
circumbendibus [skmbendIbs] _n. _. 1> 2> = circumlocution
circumcise [skmsaIz] _v. 1> _. 2> _. 3>
circumcision [skmsIZn] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3>
circumference [skmfrns] _n. 1> _. ; 2>
circumferential [skmfrenSl] _a. ;
circumflex [skmfleks] _n. , ( _-. ; . , .: fe te feste)
circumfluent [skmflunt] _a. ,
circumfluous [skmflus] _a. 1> = circumfluent 2> , ֣
circumgyration [skmdZaIreISn] _n. ( );
circumjacent [skmdZeIsnt] _a. ,
circumlittoral [skmlItrl] _a.
circumlocution [skmlkjuSn] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. , (); C. Office , , , ( " ")
circumlocutional [skmlkjuSnl] _a. 1> 2>
circumlocutory [skmlkjutrI] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
circumnavigate [skmnQvIgeIt] _v. ; to circumnavigate the globe ( the earth, the world)
circumnavigation [skmnQvIgeISn] _n.
circumnavigator [skmnQvIgeIt] _n. 1> 2> _.
circumscribe [skmskraIb] _v. 1> ; ; to circumscribe smb.'s power of action -. 2> _.
circumscription [skmskrIpSn] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> ( , ..)
circumsolar [skmsul] _a. _. ;
circumspect [skmspekt] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ( , ..)
circumspection [skmspekSn] _n. , ; ֣
circumspective [skmspektIv] _a. 1> = circumspect 2> , ӣ
circumstance [skmstns] _n. 1> ; ; the circumstance that , ; lucky circumstance ; unforeseen circumstance 2> _pl. , ; under ( in) po 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 [skmstnst] _a. (-)
circumstantial [skmstQnSl] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , ( ); circumstantial evidence , 2. _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. ; difference between substantials and circumstantials
circumstantiality [skmstQnSIQlItI] _n.
circumstantially [skmstQnSlI] _adv. 1> , 2> ,
circumvent [skmvent] _v. 1> , , 2> , ()
circumvention [skmvenSn] _n. ,
circumvolution [skmvljuSn] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ,
circus [sks] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ; 4> _attr. circus floor _.
cirque [sk] _n. 1> _. ; 2> = circus 3
cirrhosis [sIrusIs] _n. _.
cirri [sIraI] _pl. cirrus
cirro-cumulus [sIrukumjuls] _n. - , ""
cirro-stratus [sIrustrats] _n. -
cirrous [sIrs] _a.
cirrus [sIrs] _n. (_pl. cirri) 1> 2> _. _.
cisalpine [sIsQlpaIn] _a. ( )
cisatlantic [sIstlQntIk] _a.
cissy [sIsI] _n. _. 1> , 2> ; ,
cist [sIst] _n. _.
Cistercian [sIstSjn] _n. ( )
cistern [sIstn] _n. 1> , ; 2> ϣ
citadel [sItdl] _n. 1> , 2> ; ;
citation [saIteISn] _n. 1> ; , ; 2> ; citation of facts 3> _. ( ) 4> _. ; to get a citation
cite [saIt] _v. 1> ; 2> ( , . ) 3> _.
cither [sIT] _n. _. _. ,
cithern [sITn] _n. _. _. ,
citify [sItIfaI] _v.
citizen [sItIzn] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> _. ()
citizenry [sItIznrI] _n. ,
citizenship [sItIznSIp] _n.
citrate [sItrIt] _n. _.
citric [sItrIk] _a.
citrine [sItrin] 1. _n. _. , 2. _a.
citron [sItrn] _n. 1> , 2> (. citron colour)
citrus [sItrs] _n. _.
cits [sIts] _n. _pl. _. _.
cittern [sItn] = cither(n)
city [sItI] _n. 1> , ( ); ( ) 2> the C. , ; 3> _attr. , ; city council ; city hall _. , ; city planning ; city water () 4> (C.) _attr. C. man , , ; C. article ; C. editor > ; > _.
city-state [sItIsteIt] _n. _. , -
civet [sIvIt] _n. 1> _. , 2> ( ̣ ; . )
civet-cat [sIvItkQt] = civet 1
civic [sIvIk] _a. ; civic consciousness
civic-minded [sIvIkmaIndId] _a.
civics [sIvIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) 1> ; 2> _.
civil [sIvl] _a. 1> ; civil rights ; civil strife 2> (. ); civil engineer -; civil servant , ; C. Service ; C. Defence 3> _. (. ); civil case ; C. Law 4> , ; to keep a civil tongue (in one's head) , , ; civil list ( )
civilian [sIvIljn] 1. _n. 1> () 2> _pl. 3> , 4> _. , 2. _a. ; civilian clothes ; civilian population
civility [sIvIlItI] _n. , ; to exchange civilities
civilization [sIvIlaIzeISn] _n. 1> 2>
civilize [sIvIlaIz] _v.
civilized [sIvIlaIzd] 1. _p-p. civilize 2. _a. 1> 2> ,
civilly [sIvIlI] _adv. , ,
civilspoken [sIvlspukn] _a.
civvy [sIvI] _n. _. 1> () 2> _pl. _. 3> _attr. C. Street _. _. "",
civy [sIvI] _n. _. 1> () 2> _pl. _. 3> _attr. C. Street _. _. "",
clabber [klQb] 1. _n. 2. _v. , ף ( )
clack [klQk] 1. _n. 1> ; ݣ 2> ; 3> 4> = clackvalve 2. _v. 1> ; ݣ 2> 3> ,
clackvalve [klQkvQlv] _n. _.
clad [klQd] _p. _p-p. clothe
cladmetal [klQdmetl] _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 [kleImtSek] _n. , ..
claimant [kleImnt] _n. 1> ; 2>
claiming race [kleImINreIs] _n. ,
clairvoyance [klEvIns] _n. 1> 2> ;
clairvoyant [klEvInt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> ,
clam [clQm] 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 [klQmb] 1. _n. ; ߣ 2. _v. , ( clamber up)
clambering plant [klQmbrINplAnt] _n.
clamminess [klQmInIs] _n. ,
clammy [klQmI] _a. 1> , 2>
clamorous [klQmrs] _a. 1> , 2> ,
clamour [klQm] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> , 2. _v. ; ; clamour against , -.; clamour down (); clamour for ; to clamour for peace ; clamour out
clamp _I [klQmp] _. 1. _n. ; , ; 2. _v. , ; ; clamp down (on) _. ; ; ( -.) _II [klQmp] 1. _n. (, ̣); (, ); ( ) 2. _v. (. clamp up) _III [klQmp] 1. _n. ֣ 2. _v.
clamshell [klQmSel] _n. 1> 2> _.
clan [klQn] _n. 1> , ( ) 2>
clandestine [klQndestIn] _a. , ;
clang [klQN] 1. _n. , , (, , ; - ) 2. _v. , , ; to clang glasses together ,
clangour [klQNg] _n. ,
clank [klQNk] 1. _n. , (, ); 2. _v. ();
clannish [klQnIS] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> , , ϣ , ..
clanship [klQnSIp] _n. 1> , 2> , ,
clansman [klQnzmn] _n.
clap _I [klQp] 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 [klQp] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
clapboard [klQpbd] _n. 1> ̣ (); ̣ 2> _.
clapnet [klQpnet] _n.
clapper [klQp] _n. 1> ( _. ) 2> ( ) 3> ˣ
clapperclaw [klQpkl] _v. 1> , 2> ,
claptrap [klQptrQp] 1. _n. ; -. ۣ 2. _a. ۣ ,
claque [klQk] _n. _. , ˣ
claqueur [klQk] _n. _. ˣ
clarence [klQrns] _n. ң
clarendon [klQrndn] _n. _.
claret [klQrt] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. ; to tap smb.'s claret -.
claretcup [klQretkp] _n.
clarification [klQrIfIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
clarify [klQrIfaI] _v. 1> () ( , ) 2> () ( , ..) 3> ; to clarify the disputes
clarinet [klQrInet] _n. _.
clarinettist [klQrInetIst] _n.
clarion [klQrIn] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> ; 2. _a. , ( ); clarion call
clarionet [klQrInet] = clarinet
clarity [klQrItI] _n. 1> , 2>
clary [klErI] _n. _.
clash [klQS] 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 [klAsp] 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> ( )
claspknife [klAspnaIf] _n.
clasppin [klAsppIn] _n. 1> () 2>
class _I [klAs] 1. _n. () ; the working class ; the middle class ; the upper class ; ; the classes 2. _a. ; class alien _II [klAs] 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
classbook [klAsbuk] _n.
classconsciousness [klAsknSsnIs] _n.
classfellow [klAsfelu] _n. ,
classic [klQsIk] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _pl. ;
classical [klQsIkl] _a. ; classical scholar = classic 2, 2
classicism [klQsIsIzm] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
classicize [klQsIsaIz] _v. 1> 2>
classification [klQsIfIkeISn] _n.
classified [klQsIfaId] 1. _p-p. classify 2. _a. _. _.
classify [klQsIfaI] _v.
classless [klAslIs] _a. ; classless society
classman [klAsmQn] _n. ,
classmate [klAsmeIt] = classfellow
classroom [klAsrum] _n. , ; ( )
classy [klAsI] _a. _. 1> , 2>
clastic [klQstIk] _a. _.
clatter [klQt] 1. _n. 1> ; () 2> () 3> , ; () 4> 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ; clatter along ; ( ); clatter down ; "" ( )
clause [klz] _n. 1> _. ( ); principal (subordinate) clause () 2> , ; ( ); escape clause _. , ; saving clause _. ,
clave [kleIv] _p. cleave II
clavecin [klQvIsIn] _n. _.
clavichord [klQvIkd] _n. _.
clavicle [klQvIkl] _n. _.
clavicular [klvIkjul] _a. _.
claviern 1> [klQvI] 2> [klvI] ( )
claw [kl] 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 _.
clawhammer [klhQm] _n. ; clawhammer 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 [kleIm] _n. (_. )
clean [klin] 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 > , ; > ; > _.
cleancut [klinkt] _a. 1> ; cleancut features 2> , ̣;
cleaner [klin] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _.
cleaners [klinz] _n. _.
cleanfingered [klinfINgd] _a.
cleanhanded [klinhQndId] _a. ,
cleaning [klinIN] 1. _pres-p. clean 4 2. _n. 1> , ; 2> _. 3> _attr. cleaning woman ,
cleanlimbed [klinlImd] _a. ( )
cleanliness [klenlInIs] _n. ; ;
cleanly 1. _a. [klenlI] 2. _adv. [klinlI] ;
cleanness [klinnIs] _n.
cleanse [klenz] _v. 1> , 2> 3> ()
cleanshaven [klinSeIvn] _a.
cleanup [klinp] _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. _.
clearcut [klIkt] _a. ; ޣ,
clearheaded [klIhedId] _a. ,
clearing [klIrIN] 1. _pres-p. clear 3 2. _n. 1> . {. clear 3}; clearing of signal 2> (), , 3> _. ( ޣ ) 4>
clearing bank [klIrINbQNk] _n.
clearing station [klIrINsteISn] _n.
clearinghouse [klIrINhaus] _n. _. ޣ {. clearing 2, 3}
clearingoff [klIrINȍf] _n. ޣ,
clearly [klIlI] _adv. ; ; ; ( )
clearsighted [klIsaItId] _a. ,
clearstarch [klIstAtS] _v.
clearstory [klIstrI] = clerestory
clearway [klIweI] _n.
cleat [klit] _n. 1> _. , ; 2> _. 3> _. , 4> 5> _. ; 6> _.
cleavage [klivIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> , ; cleavage in regard to views ; cleavage of society into classes 3> _. _. ;
cleave _I [kliv] _v. (clove, cleft - cloven, cleft) 1> () ( cleave asunder, cleave in two) 2> , ( -.) 3> _II [kliv] _v. (clave, cleaved [d] - cleaved) 1> , (to) 2> _.
cleaver [kliv] _n. 1> 2>
cleavers [klivz] _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 [kldZI] _n. 1> , 2> _. _. ; twenty clergy were present
clergyman [kldZImn] _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 [klAk] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; correspondence clerk _. 2> _. 3> ; ; Chief C. , 4> , ; clerk of the works ( ) 5> _. ; ; C. of the Weather _. " "; ; _. _. 2. _v. _. ,
clerkly [klAklI] _a. 1> ; clerkly hand 2> _. , 3> _. , ޣ
clerkship [klAkSIp] _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 [klulaIn] _n. _.
cliche [kliSeI] _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> _.
clickbeetle [klIkbitl] _n. _. -
clicker [klIk] _n. 1> () 2> _. 3> _. ( )
client [klaInt] _n. 1> 2> ,
clientage [klaIntIdZ] _n. 1> , 2>
clientele [kliAntel] _n. _. 1> = clientage 1 2> , ; ( ..)
cliff [klIf] _n. 1> ; ԣ 2>
cliff-hanger [klIfhQN] _n. _. _. 1> , 2> 3> ( ..),
climacteric [klaImQktrIk] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> ,
climate [klaImIt] _n. 1> 2> ; ; ( climate of opinion); international climate ; in a friendly climate
climatic [klaImQtIk] _a.
climatology [klaImtldZI] _n.
climax [klaImQks] 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 [klaImdaun] _n. 1> 2> ( )
climber [klaIm] _n. 1> 2> _pl. ԣ 3> 4> ,
climbing-irons [klaImINaInz] _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 [klaInmIt] _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 [klik] _n. _.
cliquey [klikI] _a. _. 1> 2>
cliquy [klikI] _a. _. 1> 2>
clitoris [klItrIs] _n. _. ,
clivers [klIvz] = cleavers
cloaca [klueIk] _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 [kluknddQg] _a. 1> ; ; cloak-and-dagger comedy " " 2> ; cloak-and-dagger agents
cloak-and-sword [klukndsd] = cloak-and-dagger
cloak-room [klukrum] _n. 1> , 2> _-. 3>
clobber [klb] _v. _. 1> , 2> ,
cloche [kluS] _n. _. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ""
clock _I [klk] 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 [klk] _n. ()
clock-case [klkkeIs] _n.
clock-face [klkfeIs] _n.
clock-glass [klkglAs] _n.
clock-house [klkhaus] _n. _. (, ..)
clock-work [klkwk] 1. _n. ; like clock-work 2. _a. 1> 2> ; clock-work toys
clocking [klkIN] _a. clocking hen ,
clockwatcher [klkwtS] _n. , " "; ,
clockwise [klkwaIz] 1. _a. 2. _adv.
clod [kld] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , ͣ 3> , 2. _v. 1> ̣ 2>
clod-poll [kldpul] = clod 1, 3
cloddish [kldIS] _a. 1> 2>
clodhopper [kldhp] _n. , , ԣ
clog [klg] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 2. _v. 1> , , 2> (); () 3> , () 4>
cloggy [klgI] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3>
cloisonne [klIzneI] _n. _.
cloister [klIst] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _attr. cloister vault _. 2. _v. 1> 2> ( cloister oneself)
cloistered [klIstd] 1. _p-p. cloister 2 2. _a. 1> ޣ 2> Σ 3> ֣
cloisterer [klIstr] _n.
cloistral [klIstrl] _a. 1> ; 2> Σ
cloistress [klIstrIs] _n.
cloning [klunIN] _n. _.
clonus [kluns] _n. _. ,
clop [klp] _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 [kluzdaun] _n.
close-fisted [klusfIstId] _a.
close-grained [klusgreInd] _a. ,
close-hauled [klushld] _a. _.
close-in [klusIn] _a. close-in fighting ;
close-out [klusaut] _n.
close-stool [klusstul] _n. ;
close-up [klusp] _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 [kluslInIt] _a. ޣ
closeness [klusnIs] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5>
closet [klzIt] 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 [kluZ] 1. _n. 1> ; _. 2> _. 2. _v.
clot [klt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. () 3> 4> _. 5> _. , 2. _v. 1> ף, ( ) 2> ; ( )
cloth [klT] _n. 1> ; ; ; ; ; cloth of gold (silver) () ; bound in cloth ̣ 2> _pl. ; , 3> 4> ; to lay the cloth () 5> ; gentlemen of the cloth
clothe [kluD] _v. (clothed [d], 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 [kluDz] _n. _pl. 1> , 2> () أ
clothes-bag [kluDzbQg] = clothes-basket
clothes-basket [kluDzbAskIt] _n.
clothes-brush [kluDzbrS] _n. ݣ
clothes-horse [kluDzhs] _n.
clothes-line [kluDzlaIn] _n. ң
clothes-man [kluDzmQn] _n. أ
clothes-pin [kluDzpIn] _n.
clothes-press [kluDzpres] _n. 1> 2>
clothier [kluDI] _n. 1> 2> 3>
clothing [kluDIN] 1. _pres-p. clothe 2. _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. 4> _.
clotted [kltId] 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 [klaudbst] _n.
cloud-capped [klaudkQpt] _a. , ( )
cloud-castle [klaudkAsl] _n. , ,
cloud-drift [klauddrIft] _n.
cloud-land [klaudlQnd] _n. , ң
cloud-world [klaudwld] = cloud-land
cloudberry [klaudberI] _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 [kluvdZIlIflau] _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 [klI] _v. ; too many sweets cloy the palate
club _I [klb] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; ; 3> () 2. _v. (, ) _II [klb] _n. _pl. _. , _III [klb] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> (together, with)
club-foot [klbfut] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. = club-footed
club-footed [klbfutId] _a. , Σ
club-law _I [klbl] _n. _II [klbl] _n.
club-shaped [klbSeIpt] _a. ݣ ,
clubbable [klbbl] _a. 1> 2> ; ()
clubbing _I [klbIN] 1. _pres-p. club I, 2 2. _n. _II [klbIN] _pres-p. club III, 2
clubman [klbmn] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
clubwoman [klbwumn] _n. -
cluck [klk] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
clue [klu] _n. 1> ( -.); 2> ( ..);
clump [klmp] 1. _n. 1> () 2> ֣ 3> 2. _v. 1> (. clump about) 2> 3>
clumsy [klmzI] _a. 1> , ; 2> , 3>
clung [klN] _p. _p-p. cling
cluster [klst] 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 [kltS] 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 [kltS] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. ()
clutter [klt] 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>
Clydesdale [klaIdzdeIl] _n. -
clyster [klIst] _n. _. 1> ; 2> _attr. clyster pipe
co [ku] , , , ..; .: coordinate ; ; coeducation
co-ed [kued] _n. _. (_. coeducated)
co-op [kuȍp] _n. (_. -operative) , ; on the co-op
co-operate [kuȍpreIt] _v. 1> 2> ; 3> ; 4> _. (with, in, for)
co-operation [kuǍpreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
co-operative [kuȍprtIv] 1. _a. 1> , Σ, ; in a co-operative spirit 2> 2. _n. ; ; (. co-operative shop); consumers co-operative ; producers co-operative
co-operator [kuȍpreIt] _n. 1> 2>
co-opt [kuȍpt] _v.
co-optation [kupteISn] _n.
co-ordinate 1. _a. [kuȍdnIt] 1> , , 2> , Σ 3> _. Σ ( ); co-ordinate conjunction 2. _n. [kuȍdnIt] 1> -. 2> _pl. _. ; 3. _v. [kuȍdIneIt] , ;
co-ordination [kuǍdIneISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
co-ownership [kuȫunSIp] _n.
co-pilot [kupaIlt] _n.
co-star [kustA] _v. 1> ( ) ( -.) 2> ( ) "ף"
co-tenant [kutennt] _n.
co-tidal [kutaIdl] _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 [kutSbks] _n.
coachhouse [kutShaus] _n.
coachman [kutSmn] _n. 1> 2> (. )
coadjutor [kuQdZut] _n. , , (. )
coagulant [kuQgjulnt] _n. _. ,
coagulate [kuQgjuleIt] _v. (), ף();
coagulation [kuQgjuleISn] _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>
coalbed [kulbed] _n.
coalblack [kulblQk] _a. ޣ
coalburner [kulbn] _n. ,
coalcutter [kulkt] _n.
coaldust [kuldst] _n. ,
coaler [kul] _n. 1> () 2>
coalesce [kules] _v. 1> 2> ( )
coalescence [kulesns] _n. 1> , 2> ( ..); ; coalescence of councils ,
coalfield [kulfild] _n. ;
coalflap [kulflQp] _n.
coalgas [kulgQs] _n. ,
coalheaver [kulhiv] _n.
coalhole [kulhul] _n. 1> 2>
coaling [kulIN] 1. _pres-p. coal 2 2. _n. ,
coaling-station [kulINsteISn] _n. ,
coalite [kulaIt] _n. _.
coalition [kulISn] _n. 1> ; () 2> _attr. ; a coalition government
coalitionist [kulISnIst] _n.
coalman [kulmQn] _n. 1> 2> ()
coalmeasures [kulmeZz] _n. _pl. _. ; ;
coalmine [kulmaIn] _n. ,
coalpit [kulpIt] = coalmine
coalplough machine [kulplaumSin] _n.
coalscuttle [kulsktl] _n. ģ
coalseam [kulsim] = coalbed
coaltar [kultA] _n. , ģ
coaly [kulI] _a. 1> , 2> ޣ 3> ;
coaming [kumIN] _n. _.
coarse [ks] _a. 1> ( , ..); coarse thread 2> ; coarse sand 3> , ( ) 4> 5> , 6> ,
coarsegrained [ksgreInd] _a. 1> ; coarsegrained wood 2> ԣ, ( )
coarsen [ksn] _v. 1> 2>
coast [kust] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. 4> ; the coast is clear , 2. _v. 1> 2> _. 3>
coast waiter [kustweIt] _n. ,
coast warning [kustwnIN] _n. _.
coastal [kustl] 1. _a. ; coastal traffic ; coastal command ; coastal submarine 2. _n.
coaster [kust] _n. 1> 2> 3> ( ..); ( ̣)
coastguard [kustgAd] _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>
coauthor [kuȍT] _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. 1> , , 2> _. ͣ
coaxal [kuQksl] _a. ,
coaxial [kuQksIl] = coaxal
coaxing [kuksIN] 1. _pres-p. coax 1 2. _n. ,
cob _I [kb] 1. _n. 1> , 2> = cobswan 3> , 4> 5> 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3> _. _II [kb] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _attr. cob wall
cobalt [kublt] _n. 1> _. 2>
cobber [kb] _n. _. _.
cobble _I [kbl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _pl. 2. _v. () _II [kbl] 1. _n. 2. _v. , ()
cobbler [kbl] _n. 1> , ; cobbler's wax ( ) 2> 3> ,
cobblestone [kblstun] = cobble I, 1, 1
cobby [kbI] _a. ,
coble [kubl] _n.
cobnut [kbnt] _n. ,
cobra [kubr] _n. ,
cobswan [kbswn] _n. -
cobweb [kbweb] _n. 1> 2> ̣ 3> _pl. , ; cobweb morning ; to blow away the cobwebs ; ; he has a cobweb in his throat
cobwebby [kbwebI] _a.
coca [kuk] _n. _. (_-. )
cocacola [kukkul] _n. -
cocaine [kkeIn] _n.
cocainize [kkeInaIz] _v.
cocci [kksaI] _pl. coccus
coccus [kks] _n. (_pl. cocci) _.
coccyx [kksIks] _n. _.
cochin [ktSIn] _n. ( )
cochin-china [ktSIntSaIn] _n. ( )
cochineal [ktSInil] _n. ()
cochlea [kklI] _n. (_pl. leae) _. ()
cochleae [kklIi] _pl. cochlea
cochleare [kklIEri] _n. _. ( ; _. cochl.)
cock _I [kk] 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 [kk] 1. _n. 2. _v.
cock sparrow [kkspQru] _n. 1> - 2> ,
cockade [kkeId] _n.
cockadoodledoo [kkdudldu] _n. 1> 2> ,
cockahoop [kkhup] _a. 1> _predic. ; 2> ; -;
Cockaigne [kkeIn] _n. ; the land of Cockaigne _.
cockalorum [kklrm] _n. _. "",
cockandbull [kkndbul] _a. cockandbull story ;
cockatoo [kktu] _n. 1> () 2> _. _.
cockatrice [kktraIs] _n.
Cockayne [kkeIn] = Cockaigne
cockboat [kkbut] _n.
cockchafer [kktSeIf] _n. _. ,
cockcrow [kkkru] _n. , ,
cocked [kkt] 1. _p-p. cock I, 2 2. _a. 1> 2>
cocked hat [kkthQt] _n. 1> 2> ,
Cocker [kk] _n. according to Cocker ( - XVII .), ,
cocker _I [kk] _v. , (); cocker up (in); _II [kk] _n. ( )
cockerel [kkrl] _n. 1> 2> ,
cockeye [kkaI] 1. _n. _. 2. _a.
cockeyed [kkaId] _a. _. 1> 2> 3> 4> ,
cockfight [kkfaIt] _n.
cockfighting [kkfaItIN] _n.
cockhorse [kkhs] 1. _n. - ( ) 2. _adv.
cockiness [kkInIs] _n. ;
cockle _I [kkl] _n. _. 1> 2> _II [kkl] _n. _. ; to warm ( to rejoice) the cockles of one's heart , _III [kkl] 1. _n. , ( , ) 2. _v. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ף () _IV [kkl] _n.
cockleboat [kklbut] = cockleshell 2
cockleshell [kklSel] _n. 1> 2> "", ģ,
cockloft [kklft] _n. 1> 2>
cockney [kknI] _n. 1> , (. -) 2> ( , -) 3> _. 4> _attr. ; cockney pronunciation
cockpit [kkpIt] _n. 1> ϣ 2> ; cockpit of Europe _. 3> _. ; 4> _. ̣
cockroach [kkrutS] _n.
cockscomb [kkskum] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _.
cocksfoot [kksfut] _n. _.
cockshead [kkshed] _n. _.
cockshot [kkSt] = cockshy 2
cockshy [kkSaI] _n. 1> ( , , ) 2>
cocksure [kkSu] _a. 1> ; I was cocksure of ( about) his horse , 2> 3> ( )
cockswain [kksweIn], [kksn] = coxswain
cocksy [kksI] = cocky
cocktail [kkteIl] _n. 1> 2> ; 3>
cocky [kkI] _a. ; ;
cockyleeky [kkIlikI] _n. _. ,
coco [kuku] _n. 1> 2> = coconut 1
cocoa [kuku] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _attr. ; cocoa bean ; cocoa nibs ڣ , 3> _attr. cocoa powder
cocoahusks [kukhsks] = cocoashells
cocoanut [kuknt] = coconut
cocoashells [kukSelz] _n. _pl.
coconut [kuknt] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 4> _attr. ; coconut fibre ; coconut milk ; that accounts for the milk in the coconut _. ӣ
coconuttree [kuknttri] _n.
cocoon [kkun] _n.
cocoonery [kkunrI] _n. _. ;
cocopalm [kukpAm] _n.
cod _I [kd] _n. (_pl. .) _II [kd] _v. _. , _III [kd] _n. ,
coda [kud] _n. _.
coddle _I [kdl] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> ( ); ; 2> _II [kdl] _v. 1> , 2> _. ()
code [kud] 1. _n. 1> _. , ; civil code ; criminal code 2> ; Morse code ( ) 3> , ; ; code(s) of conduct 2. _v. ,
codeine [kudin] _n. _.
codex [kudeks] _. _n. (_pl. codices) 1> 2> _.
codfish [kdfIS] = cod I
codger [kdZ] _n. _. ;
codices [kudIsiz] _pl. codex
codicil [kdIsIl] _n. _. ; ( )
codification [kdIfIkeISn] _n. ,
codify [kdIfaI] _v. 1> , 2> ( , ..) 3>
codliver oil [kdlIvrȍIl] _n.
coed [kued] _n. _. (_. coeducated)
coeducation [kuedjukeISn] _n.
coefficient [kuIfISnt] 1. _n. 1> ; coefficient of efficiency _. 2> 2. _a.
coemption [kuempSn] _n. _.
coenobite [sinubaIt] _n. _. ,
coequal [kuikwl] _a. ( , ..)
coerce [kuȫs] _v. 1> ; to coerce into silence , 2>
coercible [kuȫsIbl] _a. 1> , 2> ( )
coercion [kuȫSn] _n. , ; C. Act, C. Bill
coercive [kuȫsIv] _a. ; coercive force _.
coeval [kuivl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> (with)
coexist [kuIgzIst] _v.
coexistence [kuIgzIstns] _n. ;
coexistent [kuIgzIstnt] _a.
coextensive [kuIkstensIv] _a.
coffee [kfI] _n. ; white coffee
coffeebean [kfIbin] _n.
coffeeberry [kfIberI] = coffeebean
coffeecup [kfIkp] _n. ()
coffeegrinder [kfIgraInd] _n. 1> 2> _. _. ͣ
coffeegrounds [kfIgraundz] _n. _pl.
coffeehouse [kfIhaus] _n.
coffeemill [kfImIl] _n.
coffeepalace [kfIpQlIs] = coffeehouse
coffeepot [kfIpt] _n.
coffeeroom [kfIrum] _n. ,
coffeetable [kfIteIbl] ; coffeetable books ""
coffer [kf] 1. _n. 1> (. ) 2> _pl. 3> _. () 4> _. _. ; ; ; 2. _v.
cofferdam [kfdQm] _n. _. , ; ;
coffin [kfIn] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> = coffinbone 4> _. _. " " ( ) 5> 2. _v. 1> 2> (-.)
coffinbone [kfInbun] _n.
cog _I [kg] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. ; to slip a cog ޣ, _II [kg] 1. _n. , 2. _v. , _III [kg] _n.
cogence [kudZns] _n. , ,
cogency [kudZsI] _n. , ,
cogent [kudZnt] _a. ; ;
cogged [kgd] _a.
cogitable [kdZItbl] _a. ,
cogitate [kdZIteIt] _v. ;
cogitation [kdZIteISn] _n. ;
cogitative [kdZIttIv] _a. 1> 2> ,
cognac [knjQk] _n.
cognate [kgneIt] 1. _n. 1> _pl. _. 2> _. ( ) 2. _a. ; ; ; ; ; cognate words
cognation [kgneISn] _n. 1> _. (, ) 2> _. _. ( )
cognition [kgnISn] _n. 1> 2> ;
cognitive [kgnItIv] _a.
cognizable [kgnIzbl] _a. 1> 2> _.
cognizance [kgnIzns] _n. 1> ; ; to have cognizance of smth. ޣ-.; to take cognizance of smth. -., -. 2> ; within one's cognizance -. 3> , 4> ;
cognizant [kgnIznt] _a. , ̣ (of cognizant ޣ-.); ;
cognize [kgnaIz] _v. 1> ; , 2> _.
cognomen [kgnumen] _n. 1> 2>
cognoscente [knjuSentI] _. _n. (_pl. nti) (, ..)
cognoscenti [knjuSenti] _pl. cognoscente
cognovit [kgnuvIt] _. _n. _.
cogwheel [kgwil] _n. _.
cohabit [kuhQbIt] _v. ( )
cohabitant [kuhQbItnt] _n. , {. cohabit}
cohabitation [kuhQbIteISn] _n. {. cohabit}
coheir [kuE] _n.
coheiress [kuErIs] _n.
cohere [kuhI] _v. 1> , , Σ 2> , 3>
coherence [kuhIrns], coherency [kuhIrnsI] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
coherent [kuhIrnt] _a. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5> ; ;
coherer [kuhIr] _n. _.
cohesion [kuhiZn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> ޣ
cohesive [kuhisIv] _a. 1> 2>
cohort [kuht] _n. 1> _-. 2> (. _pl.) , 3> , 4> ,
coif [kIf] _. 1. _n. _. , 2. _v. , ޣ
coiffeur [kwAf] _n. _.
coiffure [kwAfju] _n. _. ޣ
coign [kIn] _n. _. (); coign of vantage ,
coil _I [kIl] 1. _n. 1> ң, 2> , (ң, ..) 3> 4> _. () 5> _. 6> _. 7> _attr. coil antenna _. 2. _v. 1> ף , ( coil up); 2> , 3> _. () _II [kIl] _n. _. , ,
coil pipe [kIlpaIp] _n. _.
coin [kIn] 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 [kInIdZ] _n. 1> 2> 3> ( , ); word of modern coinage 4> ,
coincide [kuInsaId] _v. 1> 2> ;
coincidence [kuInsIdns] _n. 1> 2>
coincident [kuInsIdnt] _a. 1> 2>
coincidental [kuInsIdentl] _a. 1> 2> = coincident 1
coiner [kIn] _n. 1> () 2> 3>
coir [kI] _n. ,
coition [kuISn] _n. ,
coke _I [kuk] 1. _n. 2. _v. _II [kuk] _n. _. - ()
cokeoven [kukvn] _n.
coking [kukIN] 1. _pres-p. coke I, 2 2. _n.
col [kl] _n. , ( )
col- [kl] _pref. . com-
cola [kul] _n. ( , )
colander [klnd] _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 [kuldtSIzl] _n. _.
cold cream [kuldkrim] _n.
cold shoulder [kuldSuld] _n. ɣ; to give smb. the cold shoulder -. ɣ, -. ,
cold-hearted [kuldhAtId] _a. , ޣ
coldblooded [kuldbldId] _a. 1> ; , ; ; coldblooded murder 2> 3> _.
coldframe [kuldfreIm] _n.
coldhammer [kuldhQm] _v.
coldhardening [kuldhAdnIN] _n. _. ̣
coldish [kuldIS] _a. ;
coldlivered [kuldlIvd] _a. ,
coldly [kuldlI] _adv. 1> 2> ;
coldness [kuldnIs] _n. 1> 2>
coldshort [kuldSt] _a. ( )
coldshoulder [kuldSuld] _v. ɣ
coldslaw [kuldsl] = coleslaw
coldstorage [kuldstrIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
cole [kul] _n. ()
colectivism [klektIvIzm] _n.
coleopterous [klIȍptrs] _a. ( )
colerape [kulreIp] _n.
coleseed [kulsid] _n. _.
coleslaw [kulsl] _n. _.
colic [klIk] _n. ,
colicky [klIkI] _a. 1> 2>
Coliseum [klIsIm] _n. ( )
colitis [klaItIs] _n. _.
collaborate [klQbreIt] _v. 1> 2> ( )
collaboration [klQbreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ; to work in collaboration with the enemy
collaborationist [klQbreISnIst] _n.
collaborator [klQbreIt] _n. 1> 2> = collaborationist
collapsable [klQpsbl] = collapsible 1
collapse [klQps] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> ; ; ; ; 3> , 4> _. 5> 2. _v. 1> , 2> ( , ..) 3> ; , ; to collapse in mind and body 4> 5> ;
collapsible [klQpsbl] _a. 1> ; 2>
collar [kl] 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 ( ..)
collarbone [klbun] _n. _.
collaret [klret] _n.
collarette [klret] _n.
collate [kleIt] _v. 1> ; ; ; to collate with the original 2> _. 3> _.
collateral [klQtrl] 1. _a. 1> , ; collateral reading , 2> ; collateral relationship ( ); collateral security 3> 2. _n. 1> 2>
collation [kleISn] _n. 1> , 2> , ̣
colleague [klig] _n. ,
collect 1. _v. [klekt] 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. [klekt] ( ) 3. _a. [klekt] the telegram is sent collect
collectanea [klektAnj] _. _n. _pl. , ;
collected [klektId] 1. _p-p. collect 1 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ,
collection [klekSn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ; 4> ; _. 5> _pl. ( )
collective [klektIv] 1. _a. 1> ; ; ; collective agreement ; collective bargaining ; collective opinion ; collective consumption 2> collective noun _. 2. _n. 1> 2>
collective farm [klektIvfAm] _n.
collective farmer [klektIvfAm] _n. ;
collectivity [klektIvItI] _n. 1> , 2>
collectivization [klektIvaIzeISn] _n.
collector [klekt] _n. 1> ( ..); ticket collector ̣, 2> , 3> _. 4> _. ; ݣ 5> _.
colleen [klin] _n. _. (. colleen bawn)
college [klIdZ] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> (, , ..) 4> 5> ; 6> _.
colleger [klIdZ] = collegian
collegian [klidZjn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. ޣ ( )
collegiate [klidZIIt] _a. 1> , 2>
collet [klIt] _n. 1> , ; 2> _. ; ,
collide [klaId] _v. 1> 2> ; the interests of the two countries collided
collie [klI] _n. ,
collier [klI] _n. 1> , ԣ 2> () 3>
colliery [kljrI] _n.
colligate [klIgeIt] _v. , ()
collision [klIZn] _n. 1> 2> , (); to be in collision (with) (); to come into collision (with) ()
collocate [klukeIt] _v. ;
collocation [klukeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ;
collocutor [klkjut] _n.
collodion [kludjn] _n.
collogue [klug] _v. _. ,
colloid [klId] 1. _n. 2. _a.
colloidal [klIdl] _a.
colloquial [klukwIl] _a. ; ( , , )
colloquialism [klukwIlIzm] _n. ,
colloquy [klkwI] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. ,
collude [klud] _v. _. ( )
collusion [kluZn] _n. , ( )
collusive [klusIv] _a.
colly [klI] = collie
collywobbles [klIwblz] _n. _pl. _.
Colombian [klmbIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
colon _I [kuln] _n. _II [kuln] _n. _. , _III [kln] _n. ( - )
colonel [knl] _n.
colonelcy [knlsI] _n. ,
colonial [klunjl] 1. _a. ; C. Office _. ( ); colonial architecture (furniture) _. () , 2. _n. 1> 2> _. _.
colonialism [klunjlIzm] _n. 1> ; 2> ̣ ( , ..)
colonialist [klunjlIst] _n.
colonist [klnIst] _n. ,
colonization [klnaIzeISn] _n.
colonize [klnaIz] _v. 1> , ( ) 2> () 3> _.
colonizer [klnaIz] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. ,
colonnade [klneId] _n. 1> 2> ()
colony [klnI] _n. 1> 2> ; summer colony _. ӣ 3> _. (ޣ, أ ..)
colophon [klfn] _n. _. 1> 2> ( )
colophony [klfnI] _n.
color [kl] _. = colour
Colorado beetle [klrAdubitl] _n.
coloration [klreISn] _n. 1> , , 2>
coloratura [klrtur] _. _. 1. _n. 1> 2> = coloratura soprano 2. _a. ; coloratura soprano
colorific [klrIfIk] _a. 1> 2> 3> ( )
colossal [klsl] _a. 1> , , 2> _. ,
Colosseum [klsIm] = Coliseum
colossi [klsaI] _pl. colossus
colossus [klss] _n. (_pl. colossi)
colour [kl] 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 ; 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 [klfIlm] _n. 1> 2> ̣
colour filter [klfIlt] _n. _.
colourable [klrbl] _a. 1> 2> ; ; colourable imitation
colouration [klreISn] = coloration
colourblind [klblaInd] _a. ,
colourblindness [klblaIndnIs] _n. ,
colourbox [klbks] _n.
colourcast [klkAst] _n.
coloured [kld] 1. _p-p. colour 2 2. _a. 1> ; coloured print 2> , 3> 4> ( , )
colourful [klful] _a. ,
colouring [klrIN] 1. _pres-p. colour 2 2. _n. 1> (. colouring matter) 2> 3> , ; protective colouring _. _. ( ) 4> ( ) 5> (, ..)
colourless [kllIs] _a. , (. _.)
colourman [klmn] _n.
colourprinting [klprIntIN] _n. ,
colourprocess [klpruses] _n.
colourwash [klwS] 1. _n. 2. _v.
colporteur [klpt] _n. (. )
Colt [kult] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _attr. Colt machine-gun ͣ
colt [kult] _n. 1> £; . ̣, 2> _. 3> _. Σ; to cast one's colt's teeth
colter [kult] _n. _-.
coltish [kultIS] _a. ,
coltsfoot [kultsfut] _n. _. --
coluber [kljub] _n. _.
columbaria [klmbErI] _pl. columbarium
columbarium [klmbErIm] _n. (_pl. ria) 1> 2>
Columbian [klmbIn] 1. _a. 1> 2> 3> 2. _n. _. 16
columbine [klmbaIn] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. ; columbine simplicity ,
Columbine [klmbaIn] _n.
column [klm] _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 [klmn] _a. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5> _.
columned [klmd] = columnar
columnist [klmnIst] _n. _. 1> ; gossip columnist , 2>
colza [klz] _n. _. 1> 2>
colza-oil [klzȍIl] _n.
com- [km] (. 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 [kumaut] _n. 1> ޣ 2> (, ..) 3> ( ģ )
combat [kmbt] 1. _n. 1> ; single combat ; 2> _attr. ; ; ; combat arm ; combat company > ; > У ; combat liaison ; combat suit _. 2. _v. , (against combat -., for combat -.)
combatant [kmbtnt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 2. _a. 1> , ; combatant forces ; ; combatant officer ; combatant value ; combatant zone , ; combatant arms _. _. ( ) 2>
combative [kmbtIv] _a. ; ;
combe [kum] = coomb
comber [kum] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3>
combination [kmbIneISn] _n. 1> ; ; ; in combination , ; combination of forces _. 2> _pl. (أ) 3> 4> , (, ..) 5> 6> _attr. combination gas ; combination lock ; combination laws , ( )
combination-room [kmbIneISnrum] = common-room
combinative [kmbIntIv] _a. 1> ; combinative sound change 2>
combinatorial [kmbaIntrIl] _a. _. ,
combine 1. _n. [kmbaIn] 1> _-. 2> , , 3> 2. _v. [kmbaIn] 1> () 2> , (); () 3>
combined [kmbaInd] _a. , Σ; combined operations (exercises) _. (Σ), ,
combing machine [kumINmSin] _n. _.
combings [kumINz] _n. 1> ޣ 2> _pl. , ޣ 3> _pl. _. ޣ
combustibility [kmbstbIlItI] _n. ,
combustible [kmbstbl] 1. _a. , 2. _n. _pl. ;
combustion [kmbstSn] _n. 1> , ; ; spontaneous combustion , 2> _. (. ) 3> ; , 4> _attr. combustion chamber _. ; combustion engine
come [km] _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 come ); , (upon, on come -.); > _. come ; come down with your money! !; > _. _. (with come -.); 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 come , ); > (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 -.); 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 [kmndgu] _n. 1> ң 2> _attr. come-and-go people ,
come-at-able [kmQtbl] _a. _.
come-back [kmbQk] _n. 1> _. ( , ..); to make a sharp come-back 2> ; ; to make a complete come-back 3> _. ; ; 4> ;
come-between [kmbItwin] _n. ;
come-by-chance [kmbaItSAns] _n. _. 1> ; 2> ģ £
come-down [kmdaun] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
come-off [kmȍf] _n. 1> 2> , ,
comedian [kmidjn] _n. 1> 2> , ԣ; low comedian -
comedienne [kmeIdIen] _n. _.
comedietta [kmidIet] _. _n.
comedo [kmidu] _n. (_pl. -ones, -os [ouz]) _.
comedones [kmIduniz] _pl. comedo
comedy [kmIdI] _n. 1> 2> ,
comeliness [kmlInIs] _n.
comely [kmlI] _a. ;
comer [km] _n. , ; ; ; ; who is the comer? ۣ?; first comer ; against all comers ; for all comers
comestible [kmestIbl] 1. _n. (. _pl.) 2. _a.
comet [kmIt] _n.
comeuppance [kmpns] _n. _. _. ,
comfit [kmfIt] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
comfort [kmft] 1. _n. 1> ; , ; 2> , 3> ; _pl. 2. _v. ;
comfort station [kmftsteISn] _n. _.
comfortable [kmftbl] 1. _a. 1> ; ; 2> ; 3> _. , (. ) 2. _n. = comforter 4
comforter [kmft] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ; ԣ 4> _. ԣ
comforting [kmftIN] _a.
comfortless [kmftlIs] _a. 1> 2> ,
comfy [kmfI] _. . comfortable 1
comic [kmIk] 1. _a. 1> , ; ; comic strip 2> 2. _n. 1> _. ԣ- 2> (the comic)
comical [kmIkl] _a. , , ;
comicality [kmIkQlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> -.
comics [kmIks] _n. _pl. ;
coming [kmIN] 1. _pres-p. come 2. _n. , , 3. _a. 1> , ; ; 2> , (, ..)
coming-in [kmINIn] _n. ()
coming-out [kmINaut] _n. ()
comity [kmItI] _n. ; comity of nations
comma [km] _n. ; inverted commas
command [kmAnd] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; to be in command of a regiment ; under command of smb. -. ; at command 3> , (-.) ; Fighter C. 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 [kmAndIntSif] _n.
command-module [kmAndmdjul] , ( )
commandant [kmndQnt] _n. 1> , 2>
commandeer [kmndI] _v. 1> ( ) 2> 3> _.
commander [kmAnd] _n. 1> ; ; ; commander of the guard 2> _. 3 ; 3> _.
Commander-in-Chief [kmAndrIntSif] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
commanding [kmAndIN] 1. _pres-p. command 2 2. _a. 1> 2> ; commanding eminence 3> ; commanding speech ; commanding look
commandment [kmAndmnt] _n. 1> 2>
commando [kmAndu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [ouz]) _. 1> - 2> -
commemorate [kmemreIt] _v. 1> (); () 2> 3>
commemoration [kmemreISn] _n. 1> (); in commemoration of ; C. (Day) , ޣ . 2> _.
commemorative [kmemrtIv] _a. ,
commence [kmens] _v. ()
commencement [kmensmnt] _n. 1> 2> , . 3> ; ( _. ); at commencement
commend [kmend] _v. 1> ; 2> _refl. ,
commendable [kmendbl] _a. ,
commendation [kmendeISn] _n. 1> 2> _. _. 3>
commensal [kmensl] _n. 1> 2> _.
commensurable [kmenSrbl] _a. 1> 2>
commensurate [kmenSrIt] _a. ;
comment [kment] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. , 2. _v. () ; (on comment o); ; to comment on the book > ; > ; it comments itself
commentary [kmntrI] _n. 1> ; running commentary > ; > 2> _.
commentation [kmnteISn] _n. 1> ; () 2>
commentator [kmenteIt] _n. 1> () 2>
commerce [kms] _n. 1> () , ; home commerce ; Chamber of C. 2> ; to have no commerce with smb. -.
commercial [kmSl] 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 [kmSliz] _n.
commercialism [kmSlIzm] _n. 1> 2> ,
commercialize [kmSlaIz] _v. ;
commingle [kmINgl] _v. ()
comminute [kmInjut] _v. 1> , 2> , ()
comminuted [kmInjutId] 1. _p-p. comminute 2. _a. comminuted fracture _.
comminution [kmInjuSn] _n. ,
commiserate [kmIzreIt] _v. , (with); to commiserate a misfortune
commiseration [kmIzreISn] _n. ;
commiserative [kmIzrtIv] _a. ,
commissar [kmIsA] _n. _.
commissariat [kmIsErIt] _n. 1> _. 2> 3>
commissary [kmIsrI] _n. 1> _. ; 2> 3> ;
commission [kmISn] 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 [kmISnE] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ; ; the Corps of Commissionaires ( 1859 .), , ..
commissioned [kmISnd] 1. _p-p. commission 2 2. _a. 1> ޣ ; 2> ; commissioned officer 3> ( )
commissioner [kmISn] _n. 1> , ; High C. ( ; ) 2>
commit [kmIt] _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 [kmItmnt] _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> 5> ( ..)
committal [kmItl] _n. 1> = comitment 2>
committee _I [kmItI] _n. 1> ; Soviet Peace C. ; committee of action _. ; strike committee ; steering committee , 2> ; credentials committee ; C. of the whole House ; the House goes into C., the House resolves itself into C. _. -. ; to go into committee ( ); a check-up committee _. 3> _attr. committee English _II [kmIti] _n. _.
committee-man [kmItImn] _n.
commixture [kmIkstS] _n. ;
commode [kmud] _n. 1> 2> ( )
commodious [kmudjs] _a. 1> 2> _.
commodity [kmdItI] _n. 1> ; staple commodities 2> ( _pl.) ; value of commodity 3> _. 4> _attr. _. ; commodity composition ( pattern) ; commodity exchange ; commodity capital ; commodity production
commodore [kmd] _n. 1> _. , 1- ; 2> 3> -
common [kmn] 1. _a. 1> ; common lot ; common interests ; by common consent ; to make common cause 2> , ; common land ; common membership ; C. 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 [kmnkaunsIl] _n.
common law [kmnl] _n. _. 1> ; ; 2>
commonage [kmnIdZ] _n. 1> 2> = commonalty
commonalty [kmnltI] _n. _. ; (. . )
commoner [kmn] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> 4> , ( )
commonly [kmnlI] _adv. 1> , ; commonly held view Σ 2> ģ,
commonness [kmnnIs] _n. 1> , 2>
commonplace [kmnpleIs] 1. _n. , 2. _a. , 3. _v. 1> 2>
commonplacebook [kmnpleIsbuk] _n. ,
commonroom [kmnrum] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( ; . senior commonroom); junior commonroom
commons [kmnz] _n. _pl. 1> (the C.) (. House of C.) 2> ; _. 3> , ; short commons , ; Doctors' C.
commonweal [kmnwil] _n. 1> 2> _. = commonwealth
commonwealth [kmnwelT] _n. 1> , ; , ; the (British) commonwealth (of Nations) () (); the C. of England _. (1649-1660 .) 2> ; for the good of the commonwealth
commotion [kmuSn] _n. 1> () 2> ; (, ) 3> ,
communal [kmjunl] _a. 1> ; communal ownership of land 2> , , ; communal kitchen ; - 3> ( )
communard [kmjunAd] _n. _. ,
commune 1. _n. [kmjun] 1> 2> ; the C. (of Paris) 2. _v. [kmjun] ,
communicable [kmjunIkbl] _a. 1> 2> , ; communicable desease 3> ,
communicant [kmjunIknt] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; 2. _a. _.
communicate [kmjunIkeIt] _v. 1> ; (to) 2> (with); (by) 3> _. ()
communicating [kmjunIkeItIN] 1. _pres-p. communicate 2. _a. ( )
communication [kmjunIkeISn] _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 [kmjunIktIv] _a. ,
communicator [kmjunIkeIt] _n. _. ,
communicatory [kmjunIkeItrI] _a.
communion [kmjunjn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 4> _.
communiontable [kmjunjnteIbl] _n. _.
communique [kmjunIkeI] _n. _. ;
communism [kmjunIzm] _n.
communist [kmjunIst] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; C. Party of the Soviet Union ; All Union Lenin Young C. League ģ; Young C. League
communistic [kmjunIstIk] _a.
communitarian [kmjunItErIn] _n.
community [kmjunItI] _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 [kmjuteISn] _n. 1> ; commutation of rations _. 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. , , 5> _attr. commutation ticket _.
commutator [kmjuteIt] _n. _. ; ; ;
commute [kmjut] _v. 1> 2> _. 3> _. () 4> 5>
commuter [kmjut] _n. 1> _. , 2> _attr. commuter station _-.
compact _I [kmpQkt] _n. , _II 1. _a. [kmpQkt] 1> ; 2> (. ) 3> , 2. _n. [kmpQkt] 3. _v. [kmpQkt] ,
compacted [kmpQktId] 1. _p-p. compact II, 3 2. _a. ;
companion [kmpQnjn] 1. _n. 1> ; faithful companion ; companion in misfortune 2> ; , ( ..) 3> ; ; companion in crime 4> ; poor companion 5> ( ) 6> , 7> ; gardener's companion 8> = companionladder 9> _attr. ; companion portrait 2. _v. ; ,
companion-in-arms [kmpQnjnInAmz] _n. ( ) ,
companionable [kmpQnjnbl] _a.
companionladder [kmpQnjnlQd] _n. _.
companionship [kmpQnjnSIp] _n. 1> , 2> ,
companionway [kmpQnjnweI] = companionladder
company [kmpnI] _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 [kmpnItSekz] _n. _pl. _. ,
company spotters [kmpnIsptz] = company checkers
comparable [kmprbl] _a. 1> ; 2> ; in comparable prices ; on comparable terms
comparative [kmpQrtIv] 1. _a. 1> ; the comparative method ; comparative anatomy 2> ; 3> _. 2. _n. _.
comparatively [kmpQrtIvlI] _adv. ;
compare [kmpE] 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 [kmpQrIsn] _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 [kmpAtmnt] _n. ; ; watertight compartment _. ; to live in watertight compartments _.
compass [kmps] 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 [kmpQSn] _n. , ; ; to have ( to take) compassion (up)on smb. -.; -.
compassionate 1. _a. [kmpQSnIt] 1> , ; 2> ; compassionate allowance ; discharge on compassionate grounds _. 2. _v. [kmpQSneIt] ;
compatibility [kmpQtbIlItI] _n.
compatible [kmpQtbl] _a. (with)
compatriot [kmpQtrIt] _n.
compeer [kmpI] _n. ;
compel [kmpel] _v. 1> , ; to compel silence 2> ; to compel attention
compelling [kmpelIN] 1. _pres-p. compel 2. _a. , ; compelling force
compendia [kmpendI] _pl. compendium
compendious [kmpendIs] _a. ,
compendium [kmpendIm] _. _n. (_pl. dia) 1> , () 2> ;
compensate [kmpenseIt] _v. 1> 2> (); (for) 3> _. 4> _. ;
compensation [kmpenseISn] _n. 1> 2> , ; to make compensation for smth. -. 3> _. ; ;
compensative [kmpenstIv] _a. 1> 2> , 3> _.
compensator [kmpenseIt] _n. _.
compensatory [kmpenstrI] = compensative
compere [kmpE] _. 1. _n. , () 2. _v. ,
compete [kmpit] _v. 1> , 2> (with compete -., for compete - -., -.) 3>
competence [kmpItns] _n. 1> ; ; I doubt his competence for such work ( to do such work) , 2> 3> , 4> _. ,
competency [kmpItnsI] = competence
competent [kmpItnt] _a. 1> , 2> _. ; 3> 4> , ; competent majority
competition [kmpItISn] _n. 1> ; to be in competition with smb. -. 2> , , ; chess competition , 3> ; cutthroat competition 4> ;
competitioner [kmpItISn] _n. 1> 2> ,
competitive [kmpetItIv] _a. 1> , ; , ; competitive ability 2> 3> ; competitive examination
competitor [kmpetIt] _n. ;
compilation [kmpIleISn] _n. 1> ; 2> (, ..)
compile [kmpaIl] _v. 1> 2> ; to compile a dictionary 3> (, ..) 4> _.
compiler [kmpaIl] _n. 1> 2>
complacence [kmpleIsns] _n. 1> ; ң 2>
complacency [kmpleIsnsI] _n. 1> ; ң 2>
complacent [kmpleIsnt] _a. 1> ; ң 2>
complain [kmpleIn] _v. 1> (of complain -.) 2> , (to complain -., of complain -.) 3> (of complain ..)
complainant [kmpleInnt] _n. 1> 2> _.
complaint [kmpleInt] _n. 1> 2> ; to lodge ( to make) a complaint against smb. -; I have no complaint to make ; without complaint 3> ,
complaisance [kmpleIzns] _n. ; ; ;
complaisant [kmpleIznt] _a. ; ; ;
complement 1. _n. [kmplImnt] 1> (. _.); complement of an angle _. 90 2> 3> _. () 2. _v. [kmplIment] 1> , 2>
complementary [kmplImentrI] _a. , ; complementary angles _. , 90
complete [kmplit] 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 [kmplitlI] _adv. , , , ,
completeness [kmplitnIs] _n. ; , ۣ
completion [kmpliSn] _n. , ;
completive [kmplitIv] _a. ,
complex [kmpleks] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> , , ; complex machinery 2> , ; 3> _. ; complex number 4> _. complex sentence Σ
complexion [kmplekSn] _n. 1> ( . ) 2> ; ; to put a different complexion on the matter
complexioned [kmplekSnd] - ; .: darkcomplexioned ; palecomplexioned
complexity [kmpleksItI] _n. 1> ; 2>
compliance [kmplaIns] _n. 1> ; in compliance with your wish 2> ,
compliant [kmplaInt] _a. ,
complicacy [kmplIksI] = complexity
complicate [kmplIkeIt] _v. ; to complicate matters
complicated [kmplIkeItId] 1. _p-p. complicate 2. _a. 1> ; ; complicated machine 2> Σ; complicated disease
complication [kmplIkeISn] _n. 1> ; 2>
complicative [kmplIkeItIv] _a.
complice [kmplIs] _. = accomplice
complicity [kmplIsItI] _n. ( ..)
compliment 1. _n. [kmplImnt] 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. [kmplIment] 1> , ; 2> , ; to compliment smb. on smth. -. -. 3> (with compliment -.)
complimentary [kmplImentrI] _a. 1> 2> ; to be complimentary about smb.'s work -. ; complimentary ticket
complin, compline [kmplIn] _n. ( )
comply [kmplaI] _v. 1> ; 2> (, .. - with) 3> ( - with)
component [kmpunnt] 1. _n. 1> ; , 2> _pl. 2. _a. ; , ; component parts _.
comport [kmpt] _v. 1> (with comport -.); 2> _refl. ()
compos [kmps] _. _a. _. ף ;
compos mentis [kmpsmentIs] _. _a. _. ף ;
compose [kmpuz] _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 [kmpuzd] 1. _p-p. compose 2. _a. ,
composer [kmpuz] _n.
composing [kmpuzIN] 1. _pres-p. compose 2. _a. 1> 2> ; composing medicine
composingmachine [kmpuzINmSin] _n. _.
composingroom [kmpuzINrum] _n. _.
composingstick [kmpuzINstIk] _n. _.
composite [kmpzIt] 1. _n. 1> ; -. 2> _. 2. _a. 1> ; ; composite carriage _-. ; composite style _. ; composite index ( ) 2> _.
composition [kmpzISn] _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 _.
compositionmetal [kmpzISnmetl] _n. ;
compositive [kmpzItIv] _a.
compositor [kmpzIt] _n.
compost [kmpst] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> 2>
composure [kmpuZ] _n. 1> 2> ;
compote [kmpt] _n. _.
compound _I 1. _n. [kmpaund] 1> ; , 2> _. 3> _. (. compound engine) 2. _a. [kmpaund] ; ; _. Σ; compound addition (subtraction etc.) ( ..) ; compound householder , , ; compound wound _. 3. _v. [kmpaund] 1> , ; 2> ; () 3> ( ); 4> _. to compound a felony _II [kmpaund] _n. 1> , .. ( ) 2> (. ) 3> ӣ - ( )
comprador [kmprd] _. _n. ( . , )
comprehend [kmprIhend] _v. 1> , 2> ,
comprehensible [kmprIhensbl] _a. ,
comprehension [kmprIhenSn] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
comprehensive [kmprIhensIv] _a. 1> ; ; ; comprehensive arrangement ; comprehensive mechanization 2> 3> ; comprehensive school ; , 4> ,
compress 1. _n. [kmpres] 1> 2> _. , 2. _v. [kmpres] ;
compressed [kmprest] 1. _p-p. compress 2 2. _a.
compressibility [kmpresIbIlItI] _n.
compressible [kmpresbl] _a.
compression [kmpreSn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. , , 4> _attr. compression member _. (), ; compression chamber _.
compressor [kmpres] _n. _.
comprise [kmpraIz] _v. 1> , , ; this dictionary comprises about 60 000 words 60 000 2> ; 3>
compromise [kmprmaIz] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> ; , ( ..)
compromiser [kmprmaIz] _n. ,
comprovincial [kmprvInSl] _a.
comptometer [kmptmIt] _n. ,
comptroller [kmtrul] = controller
compulsion [kmplSn] _n. ; under ( upon) compulsion
compulsive [kmplsIv] _a. 1> 2> ; she is a compulsive smoker
compulsory [kmplsrI] _a. ; ; compulsory education ; compulsory measures ; compulsory (military) service
compunction [kmpNkSn] _n. 1> ; 2> ; without compunction ()
compunctious [kmpNkSs] _a.
computable [kmpjutbl] _a.
computation [kmpjuteISn] _n. , ; ޣ
compute [kmpjut] 1. _v. , ; , 2. _n. _. ; beyond compute
computer [kmpjut] _n. 1> ; ޣ- ; - , ; ޣ 2> ,
computerisation [kmpjutraIzeISn] _n. ޣ
comrade [kmrId] _n.
comrade-in-arms [kmrIdInAmz] _n. (_pl. comrades) , ,
comradely [kmrIdlI] _a.
comradeship [kmrIdSIp] _n.
con _I [kn] _v. ; , _II [kn] 1. _n. _. 2. _v. 1> , ̣ 2> , () _III [kn] _n. (_. _. contra) the pros and cons _IV [kn] _n. _V [kn] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. 3. _v. ,
con- [kn] . com-
conacre [kneIk] _n. ( )
conation [kuneISn] _n. _.
concatenate [knkQtIneIt] _v. ,
concatenation [knkQtIneISn] _n. 1> (, ); (); concatenation of circumstances 2> _. ;
concave [knkeIv] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> 3. _v.
concavity [knkQvItI] _n. ,
concavoconcave [knkeIvuknkeIv] _a. ( )
concavoconvex [knkeIvuknveks] _a. - ( )
conceal [knsil] _v. 1> ; , 2> ;
concealer [knsil] _n.
concealment [knsilmnt] _n. 1> , , ; 2> 3>
concede [knsid] _v. 1> 2> (, -.); 3> _. _.
conceit [knsit] _n. 1> ; ; ; ; he is full of conceit ; 2> (. XVI-XVII .) to be out of conceit with smb. -.
conceited [knsitId] _a. ;
conceivable [knsivbl] _a. , ;
conceivably [knsivblI] _adv.
conceive [knsiv] _v. 1> , ; 2> ; a well conceived scheme 3> , ; to conceive an affection for smb. -.; to conceive a dislike for smb. -. 4> ,
conceiving [knsivIN] 1. _pres-p. conceive 2. _n. ,
concentrate [knsntreIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> ݣ 2. _v. 1> (); (), (on, upon) 2> _. , 3> _.
concentrated [knsntreItId] 1. _p-p. concentrate 2 2. _a. 1> ; 2> _. ݣ,
concentration [knsntreISn] _n. 1> ; ; ; () 2> 3> 4> _attr. concentration camp
concentre [knsent] _v. 1> (); ( ..) 2> ,
concentric [knsentrIk] _a.
concentrically [knsentrIklI] _adv.
concentricity [knsntrIsItI] _n.
concept [knsept] _n. , ; ;
conception [knsepSn] _n. 1> ; it is beyond my conception 2> 3> 4> 5> _. ;
conceptual [knseptjul] _a. 1> 2>
concern [knsn] 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 [knsnd] 1. _p-p. concern 2 2. _a. 1> (-.); ( -.); ( -.); concerned parties 2> ; concerned air
concerning [knsnIN] 1. _pres-p. concern 2 2. _prep. ,
concernment [knsnmnt] _n. 1> ; a matter of concernment 2> , 3>
concert 1. _n. [knst] 1> 2> , ; in concert , ; to act in concert , 3> _attr. ; concert grand 2. _v. [knst] , ; ; to concert action
concerted [knstId] 1. _p-p. concert 2 2. _a. ; to take concerted action ,
concertina [knstin] _n. ( )
concerto [kntStu] _. _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) ( )
concession [knseSn] _n. 1> ; a concession to public opinion 2>
concessionaire [knseSnE] _n. _.
concessioner [knseSn] _. = concessionaire
concessive [knsesIv] _a. 1> 2> _.
concetti [kntSetI] _pl. concetto
concetto [kntSetu] _. _n. (_pl. tti) = conceit 2
conch [kNk] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
concha [kNk] _n. 1> _. 2> = conch 2
conchoid [kNkId] _n. _.
conchy [kntSI] _n. _. = conscientious objector {. conscientious}
concierge [knsIEZ] _n. _. ;
concilia [knsIlI] _pl. concilium
conciliate [knsIlIeIt] _v. 1> , 2> ; ,
conciliation [knsIlIeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ; court of conciliation
conciliator [knsIlIeIt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _.
conciliatory [knsIlItrI] _a. 1> 2> _.
concilium [knsIlIm] _n. (_pl. lia)
concise [knsaIs] _a. 1> ; ; 2> ޣ;
conciseness [knsaIsnIs] _n. 1> , 2>
concision [knsIZn] = conciseness
conclave [knkleIv] _n. 1> ; to sit in conclave 2> _.
conclude [knklud] _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 [knkluZn] _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 [knklusIv] _a. 1> 2> , 3> ; conclusive evidence
concoct [knkkt] _v. 1> 2> , (, ..) 3> _. ,
concoction [knkkSn] _n. 1> ; 2> "", , 3> , 4> _. ;
concomitance [knkmItns] _n.
concomitant [knkmItnt] 1. _a. 2. _n.
concord [kNkd] _n. 1> 2> ; , 3> (. _.) 4> _. ,
concordance [knkdns] _n. 1> ; ; in concordance with smth. -., -. 2> , -. -.
concordant [knkdnt] _a. 1> ; (with) 2>
concordat [knkdQt] _n. ,
concourse [kNks] _n. 1> , 2> (-.); concourse of circumstances 3> , 4> _.
concrescence [knkresns] _n. _.
concrete [knkrit] 1. _n. 1> ; reinforced ( armoured) concrete ; prestressed concrete ֣ 2> , ; in the concrete , 2. _a. 1> ; concrete number 2> 3. _v. 1> 2> [knkrit] (); ; ;
concretemixer [knkritmIks] _n.
concretion [knkriSn] _n. 1> ; 2> , , , 3> ף 4> _. 5> _. ,
concretionary [knkriSnrI] _a. _. ;
concretize [knkritaIz] _v.
concubinage [knkjubInIdZ] _n.
concubine [kNkjubaIn] _n. 1> , 2> ( , ֣)
concupiscence [knkjupIsns] _n. 1> 2>
concupiscent [knkjupIsnt] _a. ,
concur [knk] _v. 1> 2> ; 3> ,
concurrence [knkrns] _n. 1> ( ..); () 2> ; ()
concurrent [knkrnt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a. 1> 2>
concuss [knks] _v. 1> , 2> _. () 3> ; ( -.); to concuss into smth., to concuss to do smth. -.
concussion [knkSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; concussion of the brain 3> _. ԣ
condemn [kndem] _v. 1> , 2> , 3> ; 4> (, ) 5> ; his looks condemn him 6>
condemnation [kndemneISn] _n. 1> , 2> ,
condemnatory [kndemntrI] _a. ;
condemned [kndemd] 1. _p-p. condemn 2. _a. 1> ģ; ң 2> condemned cell
condensable [kndensbl] _a. 1> 2> ( )
condensation [kndenseISn] _n. 1> , , 2> ()
condense [kndens] _v. 1> (); 2> ()
condensed [kndenst] 1. _p-p. condense 2. _a. ; ݣ; condensed milk ݣ
condenser [kndens] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 4> _.
condescend [kndIsend] _v. 1> ; 2> (to condescend -.), ϣ
condescension [kndIsenSn] _n. 1> 2>
condign [kndaIn] _a. ( )
condiment [kndImnt] _n.
condition [kndISn] 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 [kndISnl] _a. 1> , ; conditional sale _. 2> _. ; conditional sentence ; conditional mood
conditioned [kndISnd] 1. _p-p. condition 2 2. _a. 1> ; conditioned reflex 2> , ; well conditioned cattle 3>
conditioning [kndISnIN] 1. _pres-p. condition 2 2. _n. 1> ; physical conditioning 2> (-.) 3> () 3. _a.
condolatory [kndultrI] _a. ,
condole [kndul] _v. ;
condolence [kndulns] _n. (. _pl.) ; to present one's condolences to smb. ϣ -.
condominium [kndmInIm] _n. ,
condonation [knduneISn] _n. (. )
condone [kndun] _v. ,
condor [knd] _n. _.
conduce [kndjus] _v. , ( -.)
conducive [kndjusIv] _a. ; ; conducive to smth. -.
conduct 1. _n. [kndkt] 1> ; 2> , ; conduct of operations _. 3> _attr. conduct sheet , 2. _v. [kndkt] 1> ; conduct oneself 2> ; 3> () 4> (, ) 5> _. ;
conduct-money [kndktmnI] _n.
conductance [kndktns] = conduction
conduction [kndkSn] _n. _.
conductive [kndktIv] _a. _.
conductivity [kndktIvItI] _n. _. ;
conductor [kndkt] _n. 1> (, ) 2> _. _-. 3> 4> 5> ֣ 6> _. 7> _. ; 8>
conductress [kndktrIs] _n. 1> 2>
conduit [kndIt] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; _. 3> . [kndjuIt] _. 4> _attr. conduit head
cone [kun] 1. _n. 1> ; cone of paper , ̣; icecream cone ; cone of rays _. 2> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> (. _pass.) to be coned ( ̣)
coney [kunI] = cony
confab [knfQb] _. 1. _n. _. confabulation 2. _v. _. confabulate
confabulate [knfQbjuleIt] _v. , ,
confabulation [knfQbjuleISn] _n. ,
confection [knfekSn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> ; 2. _v. 1> , 2>
confectioner [knfekSn] _n.
confectionery [knfekSnrI] _n. 1> 2>
confederacy [knfedrsI] _n. 1> ; ; 2>
confederate 1. _n. [knfedrIt] 1> , 2> , () 3> _. _. , ( 1860-1865 .) 2. _a. [knfedrIt] , ; the C. States of America _. 11 , 1860-1861 . 3. _v. [knfedreIt] () ,
confederation [knfedreISn] _n. , ,
confer [knf] _v. 1> ; (); (); to confer powers ; to confer a title on smb. -. 2> , (together, with) 3> (_imp.) , ; confer remark on the next page
conferee [knfri] _n. ,
conference [knfrns] _n. 1> ; ; ; to be in conference ; 2> _. (, , ..) 3> _attr. conference circuit ; conference rate _.
conferment [knfmnt] _n. (); ()
conferva [knfv] _n. _. , ; ; ; ̣
confess [knfes] _v. 1> (); 2> ()
confessedly [knfesIdlI] _adv.
confession [knfeSn] _n. 1> (, ) 2> 3>
confessional [knfeSnl] _n.
confessor [knfes], [knfes] _n. ;
confetti [knfeti] _. _n.
confidant [knfIdQnt] _n.
confidante [knfIdQnt] _n.
confide [knfaId] _v. 1> , (in confide -.); (in confide -.) 2> ; (to) 3> , (to)
confidence [knfIdns] _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 [knfIdnt] 1. _a. 1> (of confident ..) 2> , 2. _n. = confidant
confidential [knfIdenSl] _a. 1> ; 2> ; 3>
confidentially [knfIdenSlI] _adv. ,
configuration [knfIgjureISn] _n. ; ;
confine [knfaIn] _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 [knfaInd] 1. _p-p. confine 2. _a. 1> 2> ; 3> ޣ 4> 5> _.
confinement [knfaInmnt] _n. 1> 2> 3>
confines [knfaInz] _n. _pl. ; ; within the confines of smth. , -.
confirm [knfm] _v. 1> 2> ; 3> 4> , 5> _.
confirmation [knfmeISn] _n. 1> 2> ; confirmation to a post 3> 4> _.
confirmative [knfmtIv] _a. ;
confirmatory [knfmtrI] _a. ;
confirmed [knfmd] 1. _p-p. confirm 2. _a. 1> 2> , ģ
confirmee [knfmi] _n. _.
confiscate [knfIskeIt] _v. ,
confiscation [knfIskeISn] _n. ,
confiture [knfItS] _n. ,
conflagration [knflgreISn] _n. 1> , 2>
conflate [knfleIt] _v.
conflation [knfleISn] _n.
conflict 1. _n. [knflIkt] 1> , ; conflict of laws _. > ; ; > 2> ; internal conflicts 2. _v. [knflIkt] 1> 2> (with conflict -.); to conflict with reality ()
conflicting [knflIktIN] 1. _pres-p. conflict 2 2. _a. ; conflicting opinions
confluence [knfluns] _n. 1> (); (); 2> ,
confluent [knflunt] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. ; confluent smallpox 2. _n. ;
conflux [knflks] = confluence
conform [knfm] _v. 1> (-); (to conform ); (to conform -.) 2> () 3> ()
conformable [knfmbl] _a. 1> , 2>
conformation [knfmeISn] _n. 1> , ; 2> (to) 3>
conformist [knfmIst] _n.
conformity [knfmItI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 4> ;
confound [knfaund] _v. 1> , 2> , ; 3> (, ); confound it! ޣ!; !
confounded [knfaundId] 1. _p-p. confound 2. _a. _. ; he is a confounded bore
confoundedly [knfaundIdlI] _adv. _. , ,
confraternity [knfrtnItI] _n.
confre're [cnfrE] _n. _. ,
confront [knfrnt] _v. 1> ; 2> ; (, ) 3> (_pass.) (with); he was confronted with demands 4> (with) 5> ,
confrontation [knfrnteISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ,
Confucianism [knfjuSjnIzm] _n.
confuse [knfjuz] _v. 1> , ; he must have confused me with somebody else 2> ; ; 3> , ; 4>
confused [knfjuzd] 1. _p-p. confuse 2. _a. 1> ݣ; to become confused , 2> ; confused mass ; confused tale ; confused answer
confusedly [knfjuzIdlI] _adv. 1> ݣ; , 2> ;
confusion [knfjuZn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> 4> ,
confutation [knfjuteISn] _n.
confute [knfjut] _v.
cong [kN] _. _. congress
conge [knZeI] _.
congeal [kndZil] _v. 1> 2> , 3> (); ף
congee [kndZi] = conjee
congelation [kndZIleISn] _n. 1> 2> ; point of congelation , 3>
congener [kndZIn] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _a.
congeneric [kndZInerIk] _a.
congenerical [kndZInerIkl] _a.
congenerous [kndZenrs] _a. ; ; ( )
congenial [kndZinjl] _a. 1> ; ; 2> ; 3> ģ,
congeniality [kndZinIQlItI] _n. , , ,
congenital [kndZenItl] _a. ģ, ģ
conger [kNg] _n. _. (. conger eel)
congeries [kndZIriz] _n. (_pl. .) ; ;
congest [kndZest] _v. 1> ; 2> (), ()
congested [kndZestId] 1. _p-p. congest 2. _a. 1> ̣ ( ..); congested streets 2> _. ( );
congestion [kndZestSn] _n. 1> ̣ 2> , ; 3> , ( ) 4> _. ; ; venous congestion
conglobate [knglubeIt] 1. _a. , 2. _v.
conglomerate 1. _n. [knglmrIt] 1> 2> _. 2. _v. [knglmreIt] 1> (); 2>
conglomeration [knglmreISn] _n. ; , ;
conglutination [knglutIneISn] _n. 1> , 2> _.
congou [kNgu] _n. ޣ
congratulate [kngrQtjuleIt] _v. (on, upon)
congratulation [kngrQtjuleISn] _n. (. _pl.) ; a letter of congratulations
congratulatory [kngrQtjultrI] _a.
congregate [kNgrIgeIt] _v. (-); ,
congregation [kNgrIgeISn] _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> _. ; ( ); 4> _. ;
Congregationalism [kNgrIgeISnlIzm] _n. ; ( )
congress [kNgres] _n. 1> ; ; The World Peace C. ; to go into congress 2> (the C.) 3> (Indian National) C. " "
congressional [kNgreSnl] _a. ; C. district _. ; C. records _. ޣ
Congressman [kNgresmn] _n. _.
congruence [kNgruns] _n. 1> ; ; to be in congruence with -. 2> 3> _.
congruent [kNgrunt] = congruous
congruous [kNgrus] _a. 1> ; ; 2> _. ;
conic [knIk] = conical 1
conical [knIkl] _a. 1> 2> ,
conifer [kunIf] _n.
coniferous [kunIfrs] _a. ,
coniform [kunIfm] = conical
conjectural [kndZektSrl] _a.
conjecture [kndZektS] 1. _n. 1> , ; to hazard a conjecture , 2> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> ,
conjee [kndZi] _n.
conjoin [kndZIn] _v. (); ()
conjoint [kndZInt] _a. Σ, Σ; , ; conjoint action Σ
conjugal [kndZugl] _a. ;
conjugality [kndZugQlItI] _n. ,
conjugate 1. _a. [kndZugIt] 1> Σ 2> _. ֣; conjugate angles ֣ 3> _. ( ) 4> _. ( ) 2. _n. [kndZugIt] _. , 3. _v. [kndZugeIt] 1> _. 2> _.
conjugation [kndZugeISn] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _.
conjunct [kndZNkt] _a. Σ; ; Σ
conjunction [kndZNkSn] _n. 1> , ; in conjunction , 2> ; ; 3> , ң 4> _.
conjunctiva [kndZNktaIv] _n. _. ( )
conjunctive [kndZNktIv] 1. _a. 1> ; conjunctive tissue _. 2> _. conjunctive mood ; conjunctive adverb ; conjunctive pronoun 2. _n. = conjunctive mood
conjunctivitis [kndZNktIvaItIs] _n. _.
conjuncture [kndZNktS] _n. 1> ; at this conjuncture 2>
conjuration [kndZureISn] _n. ;
conjure [kndZ] _v. 1> ; 2> , () (. conjure up) 3> (. conjure away, conjure out of); to conjure out of a person -. 4> (. conjure up) 5> 6> [kndZu] , ; a name to conjure with ;
conjurer [kndZr] _n. 1> , 2> ; he is no conjurer
conjuror [kndZr] _n. 1> , 2> ; he is no conjuror
conk [kNk] _. 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. _. 3> (_. ) 4> (, ) 2. _v. 1> 2> ; conk out , , ( )
conker [kNk] _n. _pl. _. ޣ ( )
conn [kn] = con II
connate [kneIt] _a. 1> ģ, ģ 2> ģ 3> , 4> _. ; connate water ( )
connatural [knQtSrl] _a. 1> ģ 2>
connect [knekt] _v. 1> (); (); (); connected to earth _. ̣ 2> ; 3> 4> _.
connected [knektId] 1. _p-p. connect 2. _a. 1> (connected with) 2> () 3> ( ..) 4> Σ
connecting-link [knektINlINk] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
connecting-rod [knektINrd] _n. _. ,
connection [knekSn] = connexion
connective [knektIv] 1. _a. ; ; connective tissue _. ; connective word _. ; connective pronoun _. ; connective adverb _. 2. _n. _.
connexion [knekSn] _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 [knINtau] _n. _.
conniption [knIpSn] _n. _. ; (. conniption fit)
connivance [knaIvns] _n. 1> ; 2>
connive [knaIv] _v. ;
connoisseur [kns] _n. _.
connotate [knuteIt] = connote
connotation [knuteISn] _n. 1> , ; , 2> _.
connote [knut] _v. 1> , ( ) 2> ( ..) 3> _.
connubial [knjubjl] _a. ,
conoid [kunId] 1. _n. _. ; ޣ 2. _a.
conquer [kNk] _v. 1> ϣ, , ; 2> ; ;
conqueror [kNkr] _n. 1> ; ; The C. _. 2> _.
conquest [kNkwest] _n. 1> , ; ; to make a conquest of smb. > -.; > -. ; The (Norman) C. _. (1066 .) 2> ϣ ; .. 3> , , ң
consanguine [knsQNgwIn] = consanguineous
consanguineous [knsQNgwInIs] _a. , ,
consanguinity [knsQNgwInIty] _n. , ,
conscience [knSns] _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 [knSnssmItn] _a.
conscienceless [knSnslIs] _a.
conscientious [knSIenSs] _a. ; , ( -.); conscientious attitude ; conscientious objector , -
conscious [knSs] _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- [knSs] , ; .: class-conscious worker
consciousness [knSsnIs] _n. 1> ; to lose consciousness ; to recover ( to regain) consciousness 2> ;
conscript 1. _n. [knskrIpt] , , 2. _a. [knskrIpt] 3. _v. [knskrIpt] ;
conscription [knskrIpSn] _n. 1> 2> ( ); conscription of wealth ( ģ )
consecrate [knsIkreIt] 1. _a. 1> ݣ 2> ݣ 2. _v. 1> 2>
consecration [knsIkreISn] _n. 1> 2>
consecution [knsIkjuSn] _n. 1> 2> ( ..)
consecutive [knsekjutIv] _a. 1> ; for the fifth consecutive time ; consecutive reaction _. 2> _. ; consecutive clause
consenescence [knsInesns] _n. ,
consensus [knsenss] _n. 1> , 2> _. , 3> _.
consent [knsent] 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 [knsentniItI] _n. 1> 2>
consentaneous [knsenteInIs] _a. 1> , , 2>
consentient [knsenSnt] _a. 1> ; (to) 2>
consequence [knsIkwns] _n. 1> () ; in consequence of ; ; to take the consequences of , 2> , 3> , ; of no consequence , 4> , ; person of consequence ,
consequent [knsIkwnt] 1. _a. 1> () 2> (-.) 2. _n. 1> , 2> _. , 3> _.
consequential [knsIkwenSl] _a. 1> 2> 3> ,
consequently [knsIkwntlI] _adv. ; ;
conservancy [knsvnsI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _attr. conservancy area
conservation [knsveISn] _n. 1> ; conservation of energy _. ; faculty of conservation _. 2> = conservancy 1 3> () 4> _.
conservatism [knsvtIzm] _n.
conservative [knsvtIv] 1. _a. 1> , 2> 3> ; ; conservative estimate ޣ 2. _n. 1> , ; to go conservative 2> (C.)
conservatoire [knsvtwA] _n. _.
conservator [knsveIt] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> 3> [knsEvt] ;
conservatory [knsvtrI] _n. 1> , 2> _. = conservatoire
conserve [knsv] 1. _v. 1> , ; to conserve one's strength 2> 2. _n. ( _pl.) ; ,
consider [knsId] _v. 1> , 2> 3> , ; he is considered a rich man 4> , ; all things considered ӣ 5> -.; -.; to consider others
considerable [knsIdrbl] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> ; a considerable amount of time 2. _n. _. _. ,
considerate [knsIdrIt] _a. ; ,
consideration [knsIdreISn] _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 [knsIdrIN] 1. _pres-p. consider 2. _prep. 1> , ; he ran very well considering his age , 2> you acted properly considering _. ( )
consign [knsaIn] _v. 1> ; 2> 3> () 4> _. , (, ) 5> _.
consignation [knsaIneISn] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
consignee [knsaIni] _n.
consigner [knsaIn] = consignor
consignment [knsaInmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ; country of consignment ( ); ( ) 3> ,
consignor [knsaIn] _n.
consilience [knsIlIns] _n.
consilient [knsIlInt] _a. ,
consist [knsIst] 1. _v. 1> (of consist ); (in consist ) 2> , (with) 2. _n. _. (. )
consistence [knsIstns] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
consistency [knsIstnsI] _n. 1> = consistence 2> , 3> 4>
consistent [knsIstnt] _a. 1> , 2> , ; consistent pattern ; it is not consistent with what you said before 3> ף,
consistory [knsIstrI] _n. _. 1> 2>
consolation [knsleISn] _n. 1> 2> _attr. _. ; consolation prize ; consolation race ,
consolatory [knsltrI] _a.
console _I [knsul] _v. _II [knsul] _n. _. _. 1> , 2> ɣ, .. ( )
console-mirror [knsulmIr] _n.
consolidate [knslIdeIt] _v. 1> () 2> () ( , ); to consolidate two offices 3> ; 4> _. () 5> _. ()
consolidated [knslIdeItId] 1. _p-p. consolidate 2. _a. 1> ; consolidated annuities = consols; C. Fund ( ) 2> Σ; ; consolidated return , ; 3> ; consolidated mud
consolidation [knslIdeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
consols [knslz] _n. _pl. _. , 2,5% ( 3%)
consonance [knsnns] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _.
consonant [knsnnt] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> , 2. _a. 1> (to consonant ); (with) 2> ;
consonantal [knsnQntl] _a. _.
consort 1. _n. [knst] 1> () (. ); Prince C. -, ( ̣) 2> _. 2. _v. [knst] 1> 2> ,
consortium [knstjm] _n. _.
conspectus [knspekts] _. _n. 1> 2>
conspicuous [knspIkjus] _a. , , ; to make oneself conspicuous ; to be conspicuous by one's absence ; conspicuous failure
conspiracy [knspIrsI] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> ,
conspirator [knspIrt] _n.
conspiratorial [knspIrtrIl] _a. ;
conspire [knspaI] _v. , ; (against conspire -.); all things conspireed to please him ӣ , ӣ
constable [knstbl] _n. 1> , (); ; Chief C. ( , ) 2> _. ; to outrun the constable ,
constabulary [knstQbjulrI] 1. _n. , ; mounted constabulary 2. _a.
constancy [knstnsI] _n. 1> 2> ; ף
constant [knstnt] 1. _n. _. _. (), ; constant of friction 2. _a. 1> ; in terms of constant prizes 2> ף; ( ..) 3> ,
constantly [knstntlI] _adv. 1> 2> ,
constellate [knstleIt] _v. _.
constellation [knstleISn] _n. _. (. _.)
consternation [knstneISn] _n. ; ; ( )
constipate [knstIpeIt] _v. _.
constipation [knstIpeISn] _n. _.
constituency [knstItjunsI] _n. 1> _. ; to sweep a constituency 2> 3> _. _. (, ..)
constituent [knstItjunt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ; immediate constituents 2. _a. 1> ; constituent element 2> 3> ; ; constituent assembly
constitute [knstItjut] _v. 1> ; socialism constitutes the first phase of communism - ; to constitute justification ; to constitute a menace 2> ; 3> (, ) 4> ()
constituted [knstItjutId] 1. _p-p. constitute 2. _a. constituted authorities
constitution [knstItjuSn] _n. 1> , 2> , , 3> , ; ; the constitution of one's mind ; strong constitution 4> 5> _. , (. _.)
constitutional [knstItjuSnl] 1. _a. 1> ; constitutional government 2> _. ; 3> _. constitutional formula , 2. _n. ,
constitutionalism [knstItjuSnlIzm] _n. 1> 2>
constitutive [knstItjutIv] _a. 1> 2> , ; 3> 4>
constitutor [knstItjut] _n. ,
constrain [knstreIn] _v. 1> , 2> ; ; 3>
constrained [knstreInd] 1. _p-p. constrain 2. _a. 1> , ģ 2> , ( ) 3> Σ 4> ֣; ݣ, ( , ); ( ) 5> _.
constrainedly [knstreInIdlI] _adv. 1> , 2> Σ 3> ֣,
constraint [knstreInt] _n. 1> ; under constraint ; 2> ģ; 3> ֣; 4>
constrict [knstrIkt] _v. , , ,
constriction [knstrIkSn] _n. , , ,
constrictor [knstrIkt] _n. 1> _. ; , 2> _.
constringency [knstrIndZnsI] _n. _. ;
constringent [knstrIndZnt] _a. _. ;
construct [knstrkt] _v. 1> , ; ; 2> ; ; ; to construct the plot of a novel 3> _. ()
construction [knstrkSn] _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 [knstrkSnl] _a. , ;
constructionism [knstrkSnIzm] _n. _.
constructive [knstrktIv] _a. 1> ; 2> ; ; a constructive suggestion 3> ; , ԣ ; constructive denial ; constructive crime _. , , 4> ( )
constructor [knstrkt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. -
construe [knstru] _v. 1> , 2> 3> 4> _. , ( ..); to depend is construed with upon depend upon
consuetude [knswItjud] _n. 1> ; 2>
consuetudinary [knswItjudInrI] 1. _n. _. (. ) 2. _a. ; consuetudinary law _.
consul [knsl] _n.
consular [knsjul] _a.
consulate [knsjulIt] _n. 1> 2> 3>
consulgeneral [knsldZenrl] _n.
consulship [knslSIp] _n.
consult [knslt] _v. 1> ; ; to consult a doctor ; 2> 3> ; to consult a dictionary , ; to consult a watch 4> ; I shall consult your interests
consultant [knsltnt] _n.
consultation [knslteISn] _n. 1> 2> ; to hold a consultation 3> ; popular consultation 4> ()
consultative [knslttIv] _a. ;
consulting [knsltIN] 1. _pres-p. consult 2. _a. 1> ; consulting physician - 2> ; consulting hours ɣ ( ..); consulting room
consume [knsjum] _v. 1> ; 2> ; 3> (_pass.) (with); he is consumed with envy 4> ( ) 5> (, ) 6> ( consume away)
consumer [knsjum] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; consumer commodities
consummate 1. _a. [knsmIt] , ; a consummate master of his craft ģ 2. _v. [knsmeIt] 1> , 2> 3> _.
consummately [knsmItlI] _adv. 1> , 2>
consummation [knsmeISn] _n. 1> () 2> , 3> , () 4> 5> _attr. consummation meter
consumption [knsmpSn] _n. 1> 2> (, , ) 3> () 4> , 5> ( )
consumptive [knsmptIv] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> , 4>
contabescence [] _n. _. ,
contact _I [kntQkt] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> , 4> pl. _. , , 5> , () 6> , 7> _. 8> _. ; 9> _. _II [kntQkt] _v. 1> , ; 2> , ; , 3> ( , ); 4> _. _. ; , 5> _. _.
contactor [kntQkt] _n. _.
contagion [knteIdZn] _n. 1> , ; ; ; , 2> _. 3> , , ..; ;
contagious [knteIdZs] _a. 1> , , ; 2>
contain [knteIn] _v. 1> 2> 3> (); to contain oneself 4> _. 5> _. ,
container [knteIn] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> ,
containment [knteInmnt] _n. 1> _. 2> ( ..)
contaminate [kntQmIneIt] _v. 1> , 2> ,
contaminated [kntQmIneItId] _a. ,
contamination [kntQmIneISn] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> 4> _.
contango [kntQNgu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _. , , ޣ
contango-day [kntQngudeI] _n. _. , ;
contemn [kntem] _v. _. , ,
contemplate [kntempleIt] _v. 1> 2> , 3> 4> , 5> ; I do not contemplate any opposition from him
contemplation [kntempleISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> 5>
contemplative [kntempleItIv] _a. 1> 2> ; contemplative look
contemporaneity [kntemprniItI] _n. 1> 2> , ( )
contemporaneous [kntempreInjs] _a. 1> 2>
contemporary [kntemprrI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> , , , 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> ;
contemporize [kntempraIz] _v. 1> 2> ;
contempt [kntempt] _n. 1> (for contempt ); to fall into contempt ; to have ( to hold) in contempt 2> _. ( ..); contempt of court , ; in contempt of ,
contemptible [kntemptbl] _a.
contemptuous [kntemptjus] _a. ; ,
contemptuously [kntemptjuslI] _adv. ;
contend [kntend] _v. 1> 2> , (with contend c -., for contend ޣ-.) 3> 4> , (that)
contender [kntend] _n. 1> ( , ) 2> ; ( )
content _I [kntent] _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 [kntent] 1. _n. 1> ; ; to one's heart's content , 2> , ; "" 2. _a. 1> _predic. (with) 2> ; ( ) 3. _v. 1> 2> _refl. (with content -.)
contented [kntentId] 1. _p-p. content II, 3 2. _a. , ң
contention [kntenSn] _n. 1> , , ; 2> 3> , 4> , ; bone of contention
contentious [kntenSs] _a. 1> 2> ; ;
contentment [kntentmnt] _n. ң,
conterminal [kntmInl] _a. , , (to, with)
conterminous [kntmIns] _a. 1> = conterminal 2>
contest 1. _n. [kntest] 1> 2> 3> ; ; 2. _v. [kntest] 1> , 2> , (with); (against) 3> ; to contest every inch of ground 4> (, ..); , ( - )
contestant [kntestnt] _n. 1> , , 2> ,
contestation [kntesteISn] _n. 1> 2>
contested [kntestId] 1. _p-p. contest 2 2. _a. contested election ,
context [kntekst] _n. 1> 2> , , ;
contextual [kntekstjul] _a. ,
contexture [kntekstS] _n. 1> ; 2> ( )
contiguity [kntIgjuItI] _n. 1> ; , 2> _.
contiguous [kntIgjus] _n. , , ;
continence [kntInns] _n. 1> 2> (. )
continent _I [kntInnt] _a. 1> 2> ; _II [kntInnt] _n. 1> , 2> (the C.) ( . ) 3> (the C.) _. _. ( ), Σ
continental [kntInentl] 1. _a. 1> 2> , 3> _. _. ; continental breakfast ̣ ( ) 2. _n. 1> ; , 2> _. _. 3> _. _. ( ); I don't care a continental _. ; not worth a continental _.
contingency [kntIndZnsI] _n. , ;
contingent [kntIndZnt] 1. _n. 1> () 2> _. , 2. _a. ; , ; ; ; contingent fee on cure
continual [kntInjul] _a. , ;
continuance [kntInjuns] _n. 1> , ; ; continuance in office 2> 3> _. ( )
continuant [kntInjunt] _n. _.
continuation [kntInjueISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr. continuation school ( classes) ( )
continue [kntInju] _v. 1> (); ; (); ; to be continued ; to continue smb. in office -. 2> , 3> 4> _.
continued [kntInjud] 1. _p-p. continue 2. _a. ; ; continued fraction _.
continuity [kntInjuItI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> (. ) 3> 4> _. , 5> 6> () 7> _attr. continuity title _.
continuous [kntInjus] 1. _a. 1> ; ; ; continuous flight _. ̣ 2> ; continuous stretch of water 3> _. ( ); continuous waves _. 4> _. ; continuous form 2. _n. = continuous form {. 1, 4}
contort [kntt] _v. 1> 2>
contortion [kntSn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ,
contortionist [kntSnIst] _n. , "-"
contour [kntu] 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 [kntr] _. 1. _n. ; (all) pro and contra () 2. _adv. , 3. _prep.
contra- [kntr] ; .: contradistinction ;
contraband [kntrbQnd] 1. _n. 1> ; contraband of war > ; > = 2 2> _. _. , ( 1861-65 .) 2. _a.
contrabandist [kntrbQndIst] _n.
contrabass [kntrbeIs] _n. _.
contraception [kntrsepSn] _n. ;
contraceptive [kntrseptIv] 1. _a. 2. _n.
contract 1. _n. [kntrQkt] 1> , ; 2> ; , 3> _. (. ) 4> _attr. ; contract price ; contract law _. 2. _v. [kntrQkt] 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 [kntrQktId] 1. _p-p. contract 2 2. _a. 1> , ; contracted worker 2> 3> ; 4> , ( ); 5> _. ݣ; ֣ ( ; .: can't . cannot, o'er . over); contracted sentence
contractile [kntrQktaIl] _a. ();
contractility [kntrQktIlItI] _n. ;
contracting parties [kntrQktINpAtIz] _n. _pl. ; ,
contraction [kntrQkSn] _n. 1> ; ; , ; ; , 2> ( ..) 3> () 4> _. ( ) 5> _. , ֣ ; ,
contractive [kntrQktIv] _a. , ; ,
contractor [kntrQkt] _n. 1> ; builder and contractor - 2> ; 3> _.
contractual [kntrQktjul] _a.
contradict [kntrdIkt] _v. 1> ; 2> ,
contradiction [kntrdIkSn] _n. 1> , ; contradiction in terms 2> ; an official contradiction of the recent rumours 3> ;
contradictious [kntrdIkSs] _a. 1> , 2> ,
contradictor [kntrdIkt] _n. 1> ; 2>
contradictory [kntrdIktrI] 1. _a. ; ; 2. _n. ,
contradistinction [kntrdIstINkSn] _n. ; ; in contradistinction to ( from)
contradistinguish [kntrdIstINgwIS] _v. ;
contrail [kntreIl] _n. _. ̣
contraindication [kntrIndIkeISn] _n. _.
contralto [kntrQltu] _. _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _.
contraposition [kntrpzISn] _n. ,
contraption [kntrQpSn] _n. _. ԣ
contrapuntal [kntrpntl] _a. _.
contrapuntist [kntrpntIst] _n. _.
contrariety [kntrraItI] _n. 1> , , 2> ;
contrariness [kntrrInIs] _n. ,
contrariwise [kntrrIwaIz] _adv. 1> 2> 3>
contrary [kntrrI] 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> [kntrErI] ; ; ; contrary disposition 3. _adv. , (to); to act contrary to common sense
contrast 1. _n. [kntrAst] 1> ; 2> ; ; in contrast with smth. > -.; > -. 3> 2. _v. [kntrAst] 1> 2> 3> ; these two colours contrast very well
contravene [kntrvin] _v. 1> , ( ..) 2> (, ..); ( -.) 3> ,
contravention [kntrvenSn] _n. ( ..)
contretemps [kNtrtAN] _n. _. , ,
contribute [kntrIbjut] _v. 1> , 2> ( - to) 3> ( .. - to) 4> () 5> ( , - to)
contribution [kntrIbjuSn] _n. 1> 2> (, ..) 3> ; 4> ( , ) 5> ( ..) 6> ; ; to lay under contribution
contributor [kntrIbjut] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> () ,
contributory [kntrIbjutrI] _a. 1> ; ; contributory negligence , 2> , ; contributory scheme 3>
contrite [kntraIt] _a. ,
contritely [kntraItlI] _adv. , ; ۣ
contrition [kntrISn] _n.
contrivance [kntraIvns] _n. 1> 2> , ; 3> 4> ()
contrive [kntraIv] _v. 1> ; 2> ; 3> , 4> , ; to cut and contrive
contriver [kntraIv] _n. 1> 2> good contriver ,
control [kntrul] 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 [kntrulgI] _n. _.
controllable [kntrulbl] _a. 1> , 2> , 3>
controller [kntrul] _n. 1> ̣; ; 2> _. ;
controversial [kntrvSl] _a. 1> , 2> , ,
controversialist [kntrvSlIst] _n. ;
controversy [kntrvsI] _n. 1> , , ; without ( beyond) controversy , 2> ,
controvert [kntrvt] _v. 1> , 2> ,
contumacious [kntjumeISs] _a. 1> , 2> ; 3> _.
contumacy [kntjumsI] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> _. ;
contumelious [kntjumiljs] _a. ;
contumely [kntjumlI] _n. 1> ; 2>
contuse [kntjuz] _v. ;
contusion [kntjuZn] _n. ,
conundrum [knndrm] _n. ;
conurbation [knbeISn] _n.
convalesce [knvles] _v.
convalescence [knvlesns] _n. ;
convalescent [knvlesnt] 1. _n. 2. _a. ;
convection [knvekSn] _n. _.
convenances [knvInAnsIz] _n. _. _pl. ; , ; ,
convene [knvin] _v. 1> (, ) 2> ( ) 3> ()
convener [knvin] _n. (, ),
convenience [knvinjns] _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 [knvinjnt] _a. , ; ; convenient time
convent [knvnt] _n. (. )
conventicle [knventIkl] _n. _. _. 1> ( ) 2> _. ( II II)
convention [knvenSn] _n. 1> , ; _. 2> , , 3> 4> 5>
conventional [knvenSnl] _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 [knvenSnlIzm] _n. ;
conventionality [knvenSnQlItI] _n. 1> 2> (the conventionalities) _pl. ( )
conventionalize [knvenSnlaIz] _v. 1> 2> _. ,
conventual [knventjul] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
converge [knvdZ] _v. 1> ( , ..) 2> 3> _. ( )
convergence [knvdZns] _n. 1> 2> _. ( ), 3> _. _.
convergent [knvdZnt] _a. ; convergent angle _.
converging [knvdZIN] 1. _pres-p. converge 2. _a. ; ; ; converging fire _. ң
conversable [knvsbl] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> ( )
conversance [knvsns] _n. ̣ (with)
conversant [knvsnt] _a. 1> ; conversant with a subject (with a person) ( ) 2>
conversation [knvseISn] _n. 1> , ; to make conversation 2> _pl. 3> _. (. conversation piece)
conversational [knvseISnl] _a. 1> 2>
conversationalist [knvseISnlIst] _n. 1> 2>
conversazione [knvsQtsIȫunI] _. _n. (_pl. ni) ,
conversazioni [knvsQtsIȫuni] _pl. conversazione
converse _I 1. _v. [knvs] 1> , 2> , ( -.) 2. _n. [knvs] 1> , 2> _II [knvs] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 2. _a. ; ף
conversely [knvslI] _adv. ;
conversion [knvSn] _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. [knvt] 1> _. ݣ 2> 2. _v. [knvt] 1> ; 2> ( , ..) 3> _. , () 4> _.
converter [knvt] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. , 3> _.
convertibility [knvtbIlItI] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
convertible [knvtbl] 1. _a. 1> , ; ; heat is convertible into electricity ; convertible terms ; convertible husbandry _-. 2> ; convertible seat 3> _. , 2. _n. 1> 2> -
converting [knvtIN] 1. _pres-p. convert 2 2. _n. 1> ; ; 2> _.
convex [knveks] _a.
convexity [knveksItI] _n.
convexo-concave [knveksuknkeIv] _a. -
convexo-convex [knveksuknveks] _a.
convey [knveI] _v. 1> , (, ); 2> (, , ..) 3> () 4> ( ..); it does not convey anything to my mind 5> _. ( )
conveyance [knveIns] _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> ( ..) 5> _. () 6> _. ( ) 7> _. ԣ,
conveyancer [knveIns] _n. _. ,
conveyancing [knveInsIN] _n. _.
conveyer [knveI] _n. _. 1> ; ԣ 2> _attr. conveyer screw ( ) ԣ
convict 1. _n. [knvIkt] ģ, ޣ; 2. _v. [knvIkt] 1> _. ; 2> (, ..)
conviction [knvIkSn] _n. 1> _. , ; summary conviction , 2> ; to carry conviction , 3> , ģ (of conviction - that) 4> _.
convince [knvIns] _v. 1> , 2> (, ..)
convinced [knvInst] 1. _p-p. convince 2. _a. ģ (of convinced )
convincing [knvInsIN] 1. _pres-p. convince 2. _a.
convive [knvaIv] _n.
convivial [knvIvIl] _a. 1> ; 2> ӣ; ,
conviviality [knvIvIQlItI] _n. ӣ; . {. convivial}
convocation [knvukeISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> (C.) ( ) 4> _. ( )
convoke [knvuk] _v. , (, )
convolute [knvlut] _a. _. ף,
convoluted [knvlutId] _a. 1> ף ; 2> , ( ..)
convolution [knvluSn] _n. 1> ף; 2> (); 3> _. ()
convolve [knvlv] _v. ף(); (); ()
convolvulus [knvlvjuls] _. _n. _.
convoy [knvI] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; _. ( ) 3> 4> _attr. ; 2. _v. ;
convulse [knvls] _v. 1> ; the ground was convulsed 2> (. _pass.) , ; to be convulsed 3> (. _pass.) ( , ..) 4>
convulsion [knvlSn] _n. 1> (); convulsion of nature , .. 2> (. _pl.) , ; he went into convulsions 3> _pl. 4> (. )
convulsive [knvlsIv] _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 [kukgQlI] _n. _.
cook-general [kukdZenrl] _n. , , " ӣ"
cook-house [kukhaus] _n.
cook-housemaid [kukhausmeId] = cook-general
cook-room [kukrum] _n. ; _.
cook-shop [kukSp] _n. ;
cook-table [kukteIbl] _n.
cookbook [kukbuk] _. = cookerybook
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 [kul] 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 [kulhedId] _a. ,
coolant [kulnt] _n. _.
cooler [kul] _n. 1> 2> ģ 3> 4> 5> _. _. 6> _. ; ; "" 7> _. ; _. _.
coolie [kulI] _n.
cooling [kulIN] 1. _pres-p. cool 3 2. _n.
coolness [kulnIs] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ; 4> ( ..); ( )
coomb [kum] _n. , ; ,
coon [kun] _n. 1> (_. racoon) 2> _. (. an old coon); a gone coon 3> _. _.
coop [kup] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. , ; coop in, coop up > ; > (. _p-p.)
cooper [kup] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. ,
cooperage [kuprIdZ] _n. 1> 2> 3>
coot [kut] _n. 1> () 2> _. ; bald as a coot ,
cootie [kutI] _n. _. _.
cop _I [kp] _. 1. _n. 1> ; , "" 2> ; fair cop 2. _v. , (at cop ); to cop it _. > , ; > , ; you will cop it ģ _II [kp] _n. 1> (-.) 2> () 3> _.
copaiba [kpaIb] _n.
copal [kupl] _n. ( );
coparcenary [kupAsInrI] _n. _. ; ̣
coparcener [kupAsIn] _n. _.
copartner [kupAtn] _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 [kp] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> ԣ 4> ; hot coppers ; to cool one's coppers 2. _a. 1> 2> - ( ) 3. _v. _II [kp] _n. _. ,
copper-bottomed [kpbtmd] _a. 1> _. ( ) 2> , ģ; ԣ
copper-butterfly [kpbtflaI] _n. , ()
copperas [kprs] _n. ()
copperhead [kphed] _n. 1> 2> (C.) ( 1861-65 .)
copperplate [kppleIt] _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr. copperplate hand
coppersmith [kpsmIT] _n. ;
coppery [kprI] _a. 1> 2>
coppice [kpIs] _n. 1> ; 2> ( )
copra [kpr] _n. , ۣ
copse [kps] = coppice
Copt [kpt] _n.
copter [kpt] _. helicopter
Coptic [kptIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
copula [kpjul] _n. _. _.
copulate [kpjuleIt] _v. _.
copulation [kpjuleISn] _n. 1> _. ; ; 2>
copulative [kpjultIv] 1. _a. 1> _. 2> _. 3> 2. _n. _.
copy [kpI] 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> ,
copybook [kpIbuk] _n. 1> 2> , ; copybook maxims ; copybook morality ; a copybook performance ,
copyhold [kpIhuld] _n. _. 1> 2> ,
copyholder [kpIhuld] _n. 1> _. , 2> - 3> _.
copying pencil [kpIINpensl] _n.
copyist [kpIIst] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
copyreader [kpIrid] _n. _. 1> = copyholder 2 2> ()
copyright [kpIraIt] 1. _n. ; copyright reserved ( ) 2. _a. _predic. ; this book is copyright 3. _v.
coquet [kket] _v. _.
coquetry [kkItrI] _n. _.
coquette [kket] _n. _.
cor- [k] . com-
coracle [krkl] _n. , ԣ ( )
coral [krl] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> 2>
coralisland [krlaIlnd] _n.
coralline [krlaIn] 1. _n. 2. _a.
coralreef [krlrif] _n.
corbel [kbl] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> _. 2. _v. _. ;
corbie [kbI] _n. _.
corbiesteps [kbIsteps] _n. _pl. _.
cord [kd] 1. _n. 1> ң, () 2> 3> _. ; vocal cords ; 4> ( ) 5> _pl. {. . corduroy 1, 2} 6> ( = 128 . . 3,63 3) 2. _v. 1> ң ( cord up) 2>
cordage [kdIdZ] _n. ң; ,
cordate [kdeIt] _a. _.
corded [kdId] 1. _p-p. cord 2 2. _a. 1> ң 2> ( )
cordelier [kdIlI] _n. _. 1> (-) 2> ( " " 1789 .)
cordial [kdjl] 1. _a. ; ; , ԣ ( ɣ); cordial dislike , 2. _n. () ; ()
cordiality [kdIQlItI] _n. ,
cordially [kdjlI] _adv. 1> ; ; 2> _. ( )
cordite [kdaIt] _n. ( )
cordon [kdn] _n. 1> ; 2> (. ) 3> _. ( )
cordon bleu [kdnbl] _n. _. 1> 2> _.
cordovan [kdvn] _n. 1> _. ̣ (. cordovan leather) 2> (C.) .
corduroy [kdrI] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. ; 3> (. corduroy road) 2. _v.
core [k] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; to the core 2> , (-.) 3> ; the very core of the subject 4> _. ; 5> _. 2. _v.
cored [kd] 1. _p-p. core 2 2. _a.
coreligionist [kurIlIdZnIst] _n. ,
coreopsis [krIȍpsIs] _n. _.
corespondent [kurIspndnt] _n. _. ( )
corf [kf] _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> _.
coriaceous [krIeISs] _a. ; ף,
Corinthian [krInTIn] 1. _a. ; Corinthian order _. 2. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> ,
cork [kk] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> ; like a cork , ; _. , 4> 2. _a. ; cork jacket ( vest) 3. _v. 1> 2> ֣ 3> (); , ( cork up)
corkage [kkIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ӣ ( ..)
corked [kkt] 1. _p-p. cork 3 2. _a. 1> 2> ֣ 3> ( )
corker [kk] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
corking [kkIN] 1. _pres-p. cork 3 2. _a. _. ,
corkscrew [kkskru] 1. _n. 2. _a. , ; corkscrew spin _. 3. _v. 1> () 2> , 3> _. ̣
corktree [kktri] _n. _.
corkwood [kkwud] _n.
corky [kkI] _a. 1> 2> _. , ӣ, ;
cormorant [kmrnt] _n. 1> _. 2> ;
corn _I [kn] 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 [kn] _n. (. )
cornchandler [kntSAndl] _n.
corncob [knkb] _n.
corncockle [knkkl] _n. _.
corncrake [knkreIk] _n. ()
corndodger [knddZ] = dodger 3
cornea [knI] _n. _.
corned _I [knd] _a. ̣; corned beef _II [knd] _p-p. corn I, 2
cornel [knl] _n. _.
cornelian [kniljn] _n. _.
corneous [knIs] _a. ;
corner [kn] 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 ,
cornerboy [knbI] _. = cornerman 2
cornered [knd] 1. _p-p. corner 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; У
cornerman [knmn] _n. 1> 2> 3> () {. corner 2, 4}
cornerstone [knstun] _n. 1> _. 2>
cornet [knIt] _n. 1> _. , -- 2> 3> ( );
cornetapistons [knItpIstnz] _n. _. (_pl. cornetsapistons) _. , --
cornetsapistons [knItspIstnz] _pl. cornetapistons
cornexchange [knIkstSeIndZ] _n.
cornfield [knfild] _n. , ; _.
cornflakes [knfleIks] _n. _pl. ,
cornfloor [knfl] _n. ;
cornflour [knflau] _n. , ( - )
cornflower [knflau] _n. ̣ ()
cornice [knIs] _n. 1> _. ; 2> ()
cornicle [knIkl] _n. (); ()
Cornish [knIS] 1. _a. 2. _n. _. ,
cornopean [knupjn] = cornet 1
cornpone [knpun] _n. _. У
cornrent [knrent] _n. ,
cornstalk [knstk] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
cornucopia [knjukupj] _n.
corny _I [knI] _a. , ; _II [knI] _a. 1> 2> _. ֣; 3> _. ; corny joke 4> _. ,
corolla [krl] _n. _.
corollary [krlrI] _n. 1> _. ; 2> ,
corona [krun] _n. 1> ( ); ( ) 2> _. , 3> 4> _. , 5> _. 6> _.
coronach [krnk] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> , ( )
coronal 1. _n. [krnl] 1> , 2> 2. _a. [krunl] ; ; coronal suture _.
coronary [krnrI] _a. _. ; coronary thrombosis
coronate [krneIt] _v.
coronation [krneISn] _n. 1> , 2> ()
coroner [krn] _n. , ,
coronet [krnIt] _n. 1> () 2> 3> _. 4> ( ),
corpora [kpr] _pl. corpus
corporal _I [kprl] _a. ; corporal defects ; corporal punishment , _II [kprl] _n. ; ship's corporal _III [kprl] _n. _.
corporate [kprIt] _a. , ; corporate body ; corporate responsibility ; corporate town ,
corporation [kpreISn] _n. 1> ; municipal corporation 2> _. ; banking corporation 3> _.
corporator [kpreIt] _n.
corporeal [kprIl] _a. 1> 2> ,
corporeality [kprIQlItI] _n. ,
corporeity [kpriItI] = corporeality
corposant [kpzQnt] _n. ; . ( . . )
corps [k] _n. _. (_pl. corps [kz]) 1> ; C. diplomatique 2> _. ; ,
corpsdeballet [kdbQleI] _n. _.
corpse [kps] _n.
corpulence [kpjulns] _n. ;
corpulent [kpjulnt] _a. , , ,
corpus [kps] _. _n. (_pl. pora) 1> (), ; ; the corpus of American poetry ; corpus juris [dZurIs] ; corpus delicti [dilIktaI] _. 2> 3> _. , ( )
Corpus Christi [kpskrIstI] _n. _.
corpuscle [kpsl] _n. 1> , ; ; red (white) corpuscles _. () 2> _. ; ;
corpuscular [kpskjul] _a. _. ;
corral [krAl] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> , ֣ ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> _.
correct [krekt] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> , ( , ); the correct card 2. _v. 1> , , ; to correct barometer reading to sea level 2> , ; 3> ( ) 4> 5> ()
correction [krekSn] _n. 1> , ; to speak under correction , 2> 3> _. 4> _attr. correction factor
correctional [krekSnl] _a. ; C. Institutions ,
corrective [krektIv] 1. _a. 1> 2> ( ) 2. _n. 1> ; , 2> _.
correctly [krektlI] _adv. 1> , 2> , ; to behave correctly
corrector [krekt] _n. 1> ; corrector of the press 2> 3>
correlate [krIleIt] 1. _n. , 2. _v. , ̣ ; (to, with)
correlation [krIleISn] _n. , , ;
correlative [kreltIv] 1. _a. 1> 2> , 2. _n. 1> 2> _. ; , (.: so correlative as, either correlative or)
correspond [krIspnd] _v. 1> (with, to); 2> (to) 3> (with)
correspondence [krIspndns] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> , ; 4> _attr. correspondence column ; correspondence courses
correspondent [krIspndnt] 1. _n. 2. _a. _. , , (to, with)
corresponding [krIspndIN] 1. _pres-p. correspond 2. _a. 1> 2>
corresponding member [krIspndINmemb] _n. - ( ..)
corridor [krId] _n.
corrigenda [krIdZend] _pl. corrigendum
corrigendum [krIdZendm] _. _n. (_pl. da) 1> 2> _pl.
corrigible [krIdZbl] _a. ,
corroborant [krbrnt] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. 1> 2> _. ,
corroborate [krbreIt] _v. ; ( ..)
corroborative [krbrtIv] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. _.
corroboratory [krbrtrI] = corroborative 1
corrode [krud] _v. 1> (. _.); () 2> ;
corrodent [krudnt] 1. _n. 2. _a. ;
corrosion [kruZn] _n. ; ; ;
corrosive [krusIv] 1. _a. , ; ; corrosive sublimate _. 2. _n. ,
corrugate [krugeIt] _v. 1> () 2> _. , , ̣
corrugated [krugeItId] 1. _p-p. corrugate 2. _a. , ̣; corrugated iron ̣
corrugation [krugeISn] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> () 3> _. ; ;
corrupt [krpt] 1. _a. 1> ; ݣ 2> ( ..) 3> ֣, ( ) 4> ; corrupt practices , ɣ 2. _v. 1> (), () 2> 3> , 4> , 5> () 6> _.
corruptibility [krptbIlItI] _n. 1> , 2>
corruptible [krptbl] _a. 1> 2>
corruption [krpSn] _n. 1> ; ; corruption of the body 2> ; (, ) 3> 4> (); ,
corsage [ksAZ] _n. _. 1> 2> _. ,
corsair [ksE] _n. _. 1> , 2> ()
corse [ks] _n. _. . corpse
corselet [kslIt] _n. 1> _. 2>
corset [ksIt] _n. 1> 2> ( _pl.) ;
corslet [kslIt] = corselet
cortege [kteIZ] _n. _. ,
Cortes [ktes] _n. _pl. ( , )
cortex [kteks] _n. (_pl. tices) 1> _. 2> _.
cortical [ktIkl] _a.
corticate [ktIkIt] _a. ; ;
corticated [ktIkeItId] = corticate
cortices [ktIsiz] _pl. cortex
coruscate [krskeIt] _v. ;
coruscation [krskeISn] _n. ,
corvee [kveI] _n. _. 1> _. 2> ֣,
corvette [kvet] _n. _. ;
corvine [kvaIn] _a.
corymb [krImb] _n. _.
corymbose [krImbus] _a. _.
coryphaei [krIfiaI] _pl. coryphaeus
coryphaeus [krIfis] _. _n. (_pl. phaei)
coryphee [krIfeI] _n. _. ( )
cos [ks] _n. _. (. C. lettuce)
cosaque [kzAk] _n. _.
cose [kuz] _v. , ,
cosecant [kusiknt] _n. _.
coseismal [kusaIzml] _n. _. (. coseismal line, coseismal curve)
cosh [kS] _n. _. ֣ () ,
cosher _I [kS] _v. , _II [kS] _v. _. ; ޣ _III [kS] _v. _. ,
cosignatory [kusIgntrI] _n. _. ,
cosily [kuzIlI] _adv.
cosine [kusaIn] _n. _.
cosiness [kuzInIs] _n. ,
cosmetic [kzmetIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
cosmetologist [kzmItldZIst] _n. ;
cosmetology [kzmItldZI] _n.
cosmic [kzmIk] _a. 1> 2> , ; cosmic sadness 3> _. ,
cosmodrome [kzmdrum] _n.
cosmogony [kzmgnI] _n.
cosmography [kzmgrfI] _n.
cosmology [kzmldZI] _n.
cosmonaut [kzmnt] _n.
cosmonautics [kzmntIks] _n.
cosmopolitan [kzmuplItn] 1. _n. 2. _a.
cosmopolitanism [kzmplItnIzm] _n.
cosmopolite [kzmplaIt] = cosmopolitan I
cosmopolitism [kzmplItIzm] = cosmopolitanism
cosmos [kzms] _. _n. 1> , 2>
Cossack [ksQk] _. _n. 1> 2> _attr.
cosset [ksIt] 1. _n. 1> Σ 2> ; 2. _v. , ,
cost [kst] 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 [kstl] _a. ң
costard [kstd] _n.
coster [kst] _n. , , ..
costermonger [kstmNg] _n. , , ..
costive [kstIv] _a. 1> 2> ; 3>
costless [kstlIs] _a. ,
costliness [kstlInIs] _n. ;
costly [kstlI] _a. 1> , 2> ,
costume [kstjum] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> , ; English costume of the XVIII century XVIII 3> (, ..) 4> _attr. costume ball , - 2. _v. ;
costume piece [kstjumpis] _n. _.
costumier [kstjumI] _n. ;
cosy [kuzI] 1. _a. , 2. _n. ԣ ( )
cot _I [kt] _n. 1> 2> 3> ̣ , 4> _attr. cot case _. _II [kt] _n. 1> , 2> _. _III [kt] _. cotangent
cotangent [kutQndZnt] _n. _.
cote [kut] _n. , ,
coterie [kutrI] _n. 1> (, ..) 2> ,
cothurni [kuTnaI] _pl. cothurnus
cothurnus [kuTns] _n. (_pl. = ni) 1> _-. 2> 3>
cotillion [ktIljn] _n. ()
cotillon [ktIljn] _n. ()
cottage [ktIdZ] _n. 1> ; _. 2> ; 3> _. 4> _attr. cottage cheese ; cottage hospital ( ); , ; cottage piano
cottager [ktIdZ] _n. 1> , 2> ; {. . cottar} 3> _.
cottar [kt] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> _. _. - ( , )
cotter _I [kt] = cottar _II [kt] _n. _. 1> , , 2> _attr. cotter bolt
cottier [ktI] = cottar 2
cotton _I [ktn] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> _pl. 4> ; a needle and cotton 5> (. cotton wool) 2. _a. 1> 2> _II [ktn] _v. 1> ; (together, with) 2> , (to); I don't cotton to him at all ; cotton on > (to cotton ); > _. ; cotton up (to)
cotton mill [ktnmIl] _n.
cotton waste [ktnweIst] _n. _. 1> 2>
cotton weed [ktnwid] = cudweed
cotton wool [ktnwul] _n. 1> - 2>
cotton yarn [ktnjAn] _n.
cotton-cake [ktnkeIk] _n.
cotton-gin [ktndZIn] _n. _.
cotton-grass [ktngrAs] _n. _.
cotton-grower [ktngru] _n.
cotton-lord [ktnld] _n.
cotton-machine [ktnmSin] _n.
cotton-picker [ktnpIk] _n. 1> 2>
cotton-plant [ktnplAnt] _n.
cotton-planter [ktnplAnt] _n.
cotton-spinner [ktnspIn] _n. 1> 2>
cotton-tail [ktnteIl] _n.
cottonocracy [ktnkrsI] _n. _.
Cottonopolis [ktnplIs] _n. _. . ( )
cottony [ktnI] _a. 1> 2> ,
cotyledon [ktIlidn] _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 [kautSgrAs] _n. _.
couchette [kuSet] _n. ( )
cougar [kug] _n. _. ,
cough [kf] 1. _n. 2. _v. ; cough down (); cough out ; cough up _. > = out; > , , (-.); >
cough-drop [kfdrp] _n.
cough-lozenge [kflzIndZ] _n.
could [kud] ( ); [kd] ( ) _p. can I
coulee [kuleI] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ;
coulisse [kulis] _n. _. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> _attr. coulisse gossip
couloir [kulwA] _n. _.
coulomb [kulm] _n. _.
coulter [kult] _n. ,
council [kaunsl] _n. 1> ; World Peace C. ; Security C. ; 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 1. [kaunt] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. 4> _. > > 5> _. 2. [kaunt] _v. 1> , , 2> , , 3> , 4> 5> _. , ; count for , ; count in ; count off > > ( , -); count on (-., -.); count out > > _. - > _. _. , > ( ӣ) ; count up , ; count upon . count on 3. [kaunt] _n. ( )
countable [kauntbl] _a. 1> , 2> _. = denumerable 3> _. . .
countdown [kauntdaun] _n. 1> 2> ( )
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 [kauntrtQk] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
counter-attraction [kauntrtrQkSn] _n. 1> 2>
counter-claim [kauntkleIm] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
counter-clockwise [kauntklkwaIz] _adv. ()
counter-espionage [kauntrespInAZ] _n.
counter-intelligence [kauntrIntelIdZns] _n.
counter-irritant [kauntIrItnt] _n. _.
counter-jumper [kauntdZmp] _. _. . counterman
counter-measure [kauntmeZ] _n.
counter-offensive [kauntrfensIv] _n. _.
counter-revolution [kauntrevluSn] _n.
counter-revolutionary [kauntrevluSnrI] 1. _n. 2. _a.
counteract [kauntrQkt] _v. 1> 2>
counteraction [kauntrQkSn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
counteractive [kauntrQktIv] _a. 1> 2>
counterbalance 1. _n. [kauntbQlns] 2. _v. [kauntbQlns] ,
counterblast [kauntblAst] _n. 1> 2> ; ( -.) 3>
counterblow [kauntblu] _n. ,
countercharge [kaunttSAdZ] 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 [kauntfIl] _n. , , ..
counterfort [kauntft] _n. _. ,
counterman [kauntmn] _n. ,
countermand [kauntmAnd] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> () 2> (, )
countermarch [kauntmAtS] 1. _n. _. 2. _v.
countermark [kauntmAk] _n.
countermine 1. _n. [kauntmaIn] 2. _v. [kauntmaIn] 1> 2>
counterpane [kauntpeIn] _n. ԣ ( )
counterpart [kauntpAt] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> -. ( ), , 4> _. ( )
counterplot [kauntplt] 1. _n. 2. _v.
counterpoint [kauntpInt] _n. _.
counterpoise [kauntpIz] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v.
counterscarp [kauntskAp] _n. _.
countershaft [kauntSAft] _n. _. ,
countersign [kauntsaIn] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> , 2. _v. () ,
countersink [kauntsINk] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v.
countervail [kauntveIl] _v. ;
countervailing duty [kauntveIlINdjutI] _n. _.
counterweigh [kauntweI] _v.
counterweight [kauntweIt] _n. ,
counterwork 1. _n. [kauntwk] 2. _v. [kauntwk] ; ()
countess [kauntIs] _n.
counting-house [kauntINhaus] _n. 1> 2>
counting-room [kauntINrum] _. = counting-house
countless [kauntlIs] _a. ޣ, ,
countrified [kntrIfaId] _a.
country [kntrI] _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 [kntrIhaus] _n. 1> 2> ,
country-seat [kntrIsit] _n. ;
country-side [kntrIsaId] _n. 1> ; 2>
countrycousin [kntrIkzn] _n. 1> 2> ,
countrydance [kntrIdAns] _n. ()
countryfolk [kntrIfuk] _n. _pl.
countryman [kntrImn] _n. 1> , 2> ,
countryparty [kntrIpAtI] _n.
countrytown [kntrItaun] _n.
countrywoman [kntrIwumn] _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 [kudeItA] _n. _.
coupde gra ce [kudgrAs] _n. _.
coupe [kupeI] _n. _. 1> 2> 3> _-.
couple [kpl] 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 [kpl] _n. 1> 2> _. ; ; 3> _.
couplet [kplIt] _n.
coupling [kplIN] 1. _pres-p. couple 2 2. _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> ; 3> _. ; ; 4> _.
coupon [kupn] _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> _.
courage [krIdZ] _n. , , , ; to muster ( to pluck) (up) courage , ; to lose courage ; to have the courage of one's convictions ( opinions) ; Dutch courage
courageous [kreIdZs] _a. , ,
courier [kurI] _n. 1> , , 2>
course [ks] 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 [ks] _n. 1> 2> _. ()
court [kt] 1. _n. 1> 2> ( ..); to hold a court ɣ 3> ; _. . ; ; Supreme C. ; court of justice ; C. 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 [ktmASl] _n. (_pl. courts martial) ,
court plaster [ktplAst] _n.
court-card [ktkAd] _n.
court-house [kthaus] _n. 1> 2> , ( )
court-martial [ktmASl] _v.
court-yard [ktjAd] _n.
courteous [ktjs] _a. , ,
courtesan [ktIzQn] _n.
courtesy [ktIsI] _n. , , ; , ; by (the) courtesy of... ..; as a matter of courtesy ; courtesy title , , (.: honourable); courtesy of the port
courtezan [ktIzQn] = courtesan
courtier [ktj] _n. 1> 2>
courtliness [ktlInIs] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
courtly [ktlI] _a. 1> 2> 3>
courts martial [ktsmASl] _pl. court martial
courtship [ktSIp] _n.
cousin [kzn] _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 [kvkrp] _n. _-.
coven [kvn] _n. _. ;
covenant [kvnnt] 1. _n. 1> , ң 2> _. ; ; C. of the League of Nations _. 3> _. ; the books of the Old and the New C. ; land of the C. " " 2. _v.
covenanted [kvnntId] 1. _p-p. covenant 2 2. _a.
coventrate [kvntreIt] _v.
coventrize [kvntraIz] = coventrate
cover [kv] 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 [kvgl] _n. , ;
cover-point [kvpInt] _n. _. 1> ( ) 2> ( )
cover-up [kvrp] _n. 1> ; " " 2>
coverage [kvrIdZ] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ..
coverall [kvrl] _n. (_pl.) ,
coveralls [kvrlz] _n. (_pl.) ,
covered [kvd] 1. _p-p. cover 2 2. _a. 1> ; , ݣ 2> ; pray be covered , () ; to remain covered
covering [kvrIN] 1. _pres-p. cover 2 2. _n. 1> , ; ; 2> ; 3> , 4> 3. _a. 1> ; covering letter ; covering note 2> _. covering party ; covering sergeant
coverlet [kvlIt] _n. ;
coverlid [kvlId] = coverlet
covert 1. _n. [kv] 1> (, ) 2> _. (. covert cloth) 3> _pl. 2. _a. [kvt] , , ; covert glance
coverture [kvtju] _n. 1> , 2> _.
covet [kvIt] _v. , (, )
covetous [kvIts] _a. 1> , (of) 2> 3>
covey _I [kvI] _n. 1> , (. ); to spring a covey 2> _. , (. , ) _II [kuvI] = cove II
cow _I [kau] _n. 1> (_pl. s [z], _. . kine) 2> , , , ..; till the cows come home _II [kau] _v. , ;
cow-boy [kaubI] _n. _.
cow-catcher [kaukQtS] _n. _. _-. ( )
cow-fish [kaufIS] _n. 1> 2>
cow-heel [kauhil] _n. ( )
cow-hide [kauhaId] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _v. Σ
cow-house [kauhaus] _n.
cow-leech [kaulitS] _n. _.
cow-pox [kaupks] _n. _.
cow-puncher [kaupntS] _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 [kauhd] _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 [kks] _. _. coxswain
coxcomb [kkskum] _n. ,
coxcombical [kkskumIkl] _a. ,
coxcombry [kkskumrI] _n. ,
coxswain [kksweIn], [kksn] _n. 1> 2>
coxy [kksI] = cocksy
coy [kI] _a. 1> , 2> Σ
coyote [kIut] _n. _. ,
coyoting [kIutIN] _n. _.
cozen [kzn] _v. ,
cozenage [kznIdZ] _n. ,
cozy [kuzI] = cosy
crab _I [krQb] _n. 1> 2> _II [krQb] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> (C.) ( ) 3> _. £, ; to catch a crab " " 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> _. , 3> _. _. _III [krQb] _n. _. 1> ; 2> ,
crabbed 1. [krQbd] _p-p. crab II, 2 2. [krQbId] _a. 1> , 2> ; ( )
crabber [krQb] _n. _.
crabby [krQbI] _a.
crack [krQk] 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 [krQkdZQk] _. 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
crack-brained [krQkbreInd] _a. 1> , 2> , ( , )
crack-jaw [krQkdZ] _a. _. ( )
crackdown [krQkdaun] _n. , ,
cracked [krQkt] 1. _p-p. crack 3 2. _a. 1> 2> ( , ) 3> ; his brains are cracked 4> ; ( )
cracker [krQk] _n. 1> , - 2> _. , 3> _pl. 4> _. 5> _. 6> _.
cracking [krQkIN] 1. _pres-p. crack 3 2. _n. _.
crackjack [krQkdZQk] _n. _.
crackle [krQkl] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _v. ;
crackling [krQklIN] 1. _pres-p. crackle 2 2. _n. 1> ; 2> () 3> _pl.
cracknel [krQknl] _n. 1> 2> 3> _pl.
crackpot [krQkpt] _n. _. ,
cracksman [krQksmn] _n.
cracky [krQkI] _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 [krAft] _n. 1> 2> , , ; 3> , 4> (the C.) 5> ; _. 6> ̣() 7> _attr. ; craft union > , , ; > _.
craft-brother [krAftbrD] _n.
craftily [krAftIlI] _adv. 1> 2> ԣ
craftiness [krAftInIs] _n. ,
craftsman [krAftsmn] _n. 1> , 2> ,
craftsmanship [krAftsmnSIp] _n.
crafty [krAftI] _a. ,
crag [krQg] _n. , ԣ
craggy [krQgI] _a. 1> , 2> ,
cragsman [krQgzmn] _n.
crake [kreIk] _n. _. ,
cram [krQm] 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 [krQmful] _a.
crambo [krQmbu] _n. 1> 2> _. ̣ 3> ; dumb crambo -
crammer [krQm] _n. 1> , 2> _.
cramp [krQmp] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _pl. _. 3> _. , 4> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> , (); (); 3> _.
cramp-fish [krQmpfIS] _n. _.
cramp-iron [krQmpaIn] = crampon 1
cramped [krQmpt] 1. _p-p. cramp 2 2. _a. 1> 2> ; Σ ( ) 3> ( ) 4> ( ) 5> ( )
crampon [krQmpn] _n. 1> _. 2> _pl.
cranage [kreInIdZ] _n. 1> ߣ 2>
cranberry [krQnbrI] _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 [kreInIȍmItrI] _n. ,
cranium [kreInjm] _n. (_pl. -nia)
crank _I [krQNk] 1. _n. _. ; ; ; , 2. _v. 1> 2> _II [krQNk] 1. _n. 1> () 2> , 3> 2. _a. 1> . cranky 2> _.
crank case [krQNkkeIs] _n. _.
cranked [krQNkt] 1. _p-p. crank I, 2 2. _a. ,
crankshaft [krQNkSAft] _n. _.
crankweb [krQNkweb] _n. _.
cranky [krQNkI] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> _. ( ) 3> ֣, ; ; 4> 5> ,
crannied [krQnId] _a.
cranny [krQnI] _n. ,
crap [krQp] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _. ; to do ( to take) a crap ( )
crape [kreIp] _n. 1> ; _. 2> ,
craped [kreIpt] _a. 1> 2> 3>
craps [krQps] _n. _. ; craps! ޣ !
crapulence [krQpjulns] _n. 1> 2>
crapulent [krQpjulnt] _a. 1> 2> -. (, , )
crapulous [krQpjuls] = crapulent
crapy [kreIpI] _a.
crash _I [krQS] 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 [krQS] _n. ,
crash-helmet [krQShelmIt] _n. ̣, ,
crash-land [krQSlQnd] _v. _.
crash-landing [krQSlQndIN] _n. _.
crash-test [krQStest] 1. _n. 2. _v.
crashproof [krQSpruf] _a. _.
crass [krQs] _a. 1> 2> ( ..)
crassitude [krQsItjud] _n. ,
cratch [krQtS] _n. ( )
crate [kreIt] 1. _n. 1> () ; 2> 3> _. _. ̣ 2. _v. ,
crater [kreIt] _n. 1> () 2> ( ) 3> _. ()
cravat [krvQt] _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 [kr] _n. ( )
crawfish [krfIS] 1. _n. = crayfish 2. _v. _. _.
crawl [krl] 1. _v. 1> ; ; to crawl about ( ) 2> 3> ( - with) 4> 2. _n. 1> , ; to go at a crawl , 2> 3> _. ( ; . crawl stroke) 4> _. ,
crawler [krl] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. 5> _pl. ( ) 6> _attr. _.
crawly [krlI] _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
cre pe [kreIp] _n. _. 1> (); cre pe de Chine 2> _attr. cre pe paper ; cre pe shoes
cre'che [kreIS] _n. _.
creak [krik] 1. _n. 2. _v.
creaky [krikI] _a.
cream [krim] 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 [krimtSiz] _n.
cream of tartar [krimvtAt] _n.
cream-coloured [krimkld] _a.
cream-laid paper [krimleIdpeIp] _n.
cream-wove paper [krimwuvpeIp] _n.
creamery [krimrI] _n. 1> ; 2>
creamy [krimI] _a. 1> ; 2>
crease [kris] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; 2> , ( ) 3> Σ () 4> 2. _v. 1> (); this material creases easily Σ 2> 3> ,
creasy [krisI] _a. , ,
create [krieIt] _v. 1> , 2> ; he was created a baronet 3> (-. ..); ( ..) 4> _. , ; he is always creating about nothing
creation [krieISn] _n. 1> ; , 2> (, ) 3> 4>
creative [krieItIv] _a. , ; creative personality
creator [krieIt] _n. 1> , ; 2> (the C.)
creature [kritS] _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> , 5> _. "", ; creature comforts > ; > _. ( ..)
credence [kridns] _n. 1> , ; to give credence to smb. -.; letter of credence 2> ( ; . credence table)
credent [kridnt] _a.
credential [krIdenSl] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _pl. () 3> _pl. _attr.
credibility [krdIbIlItI] _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 [kridu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 1> , 2> _.
credulity [krIdjulItI] _n. ,
credulous [kredjuls] _a. ,
creed [krid] _n. 1> , 2> ;
creek [krik] _n. 1> , ; 2> _. ; ;
creel [kril] _n. 1> 2> _.
creep [krip] 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 [krip] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _pl. ( ) 4> _pl. 5> _.
creeping [kripIN] 1. _pres-p. creep 1 2. _a. , ,
creepy [kripI] _a. 1> , 2> 3>
creese [kris] _n.
cremate [krImeIt] _v. ,
cremation [krImeISn] _n.
cremator [krImeIt] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
crematoria [kremtrI] _pl. crematorium
crematorium [kremtrIm] _n. (_pl. -s [z], -ria)
crematory [kremtrI] = crematorium
crenel [krenl] = crenelle
crenelated [krenIleItId] _a.
crenellated [krenIleItId] _a.
crenelle [krInel] _n. _.
Creole [kriul] _n. ;
creosote [krIsut] _n. _.
crepitate [krepIteIt] _v. 1> , 2>
crepitation [krepIteISn] _n. 1> , 2> ( )
crept [krept] _p. _p-p. creep 1
crepuscular [krIpskjul] _a. 1> ; 2> _.
crescendo [krISendu] _. 1. _n. _. 2. _adv. ,
crescent [kresnt] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; C. 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 [krestfln] _a. , , ޣ
crested [krestId] 1. _p-p. crest 2 2. _a. ֣, ,
cretaceous [krIteISs] _a. _.
Cretan [kritn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
cretin [kretIn] _n.
cretinism [kretInIzm] _n.
cretonne [kretn] _n. _.
crevasse [krIvQs] _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 [krukt] _n. ""
crewel [kruIl] _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 [krIbrIfm] _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] _interj. _. ! ( )
crime [kraIm] 1. _n. 1> ; ; crimes against humanity 2> 2. _v. _.
crime-sheet [kraImSit] _n. _.
Crimean [kraImIn] _a.
criminal [krImInl] 1. _a. ; , ; criminal law ; criminal action 2. _n. ; war criminal
criminalist [krImInlIst] _n. ,
criminality [krImInQlItI] _n. ;
criminally [krImInlI] _adv. 1> 2>
criminate [krImIneIt] _v. 1> ; 2> ,
crimination [krImIneISn] _n. 1> 2>
criminative [krImIntIv] _a. ,
criminatory [krImIntrI] _a. ,
criminology [krImInldZI] _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 [krIndZ] _v. 1> (to) 2> ; ߣ ( )
cringing [krIndZIN] _n. ,
cringle [krINgl] _n. _. ;
crinkle [krINkl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _v. 1> 2> () 3> (); crinkled paper
crinoline [krInlin] _n. 1> ; 2>
cripple [krIpl] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> 3> ; , 4> _. ()
crippling [krIplIN] 1. _pres-p. cripple 2 2. _n. _.
crises [kraIsiz] _pl. crisis
crisis [kraIsIs] _n. (_pl. crises) 1> ; economic crisis ; the general crisis of capitalism 2> ( )
crisis-ridden [kraIsIsrIdn] _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 [krIskrs] 1. _a. 1> ; ң 2> ; 2. _n. 1> ( ) 2> 3. _adv. 1> - 2> 4. _v. ; (-)
cristate [krIsteIt] _a. ,
criteria [kraItIrI] _pl. criterion
criterion [kraItIrIn] _n. (_pl. -ia) ,
critic [krItIk] _n. 1> 2>
critical [krItIkl] _a. 1> 2> 3> , 4> _. ; ; 5> , ; ,
criticaster [krItIkQst] _n. ,
criticism [krItIsIzm] _n. 1> ; beneath criticism ; destructive criticism 2> ,
criticize [krItIsaIz] _v. 1> ; well criticized 2>
critique [krItik] _n. _. 1> 2> ;
croak [kruk] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> , 4> _. 5> _.
croaker [kruk] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
Croat [krut] _n.
Croatian [krueISjn] _a.
crochet [kruSeI] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v.
crock _I [krk] _n. 1> 2> _II [krk] 1. _n. (. _.) 2. _v. (. crock up) 1> () 2> _. ( ) 3> _. ( )
crocked [krkt] 1. _p-p. crock II, 2 2. _a. , ,
crockery [krkrI] _n. (, )
crocket [krkIt] _n. _.
crocodile [krkdaIl] _n. 1> 2> _. ( ) 3> _attr. ; crocodile shears _.
crocodilian [krkdIlIn] _a.
crocus [kruks] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ( )
Croesus [kriss] _n. 1> _. 2>
croft [krft] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( )
crofter [krft] _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 [krukbQk] _a.
crook-backed [krukbQkt] _a.
crooked 1. [krukt] _p-p. crook 2 2. _a. [krukId] 1> , ; crooked nail _. 2> ̣; ; 3> , ; ݣ 4> ԣ
croon [krun] 1. _n. (. ) 2. _v.
crooner [krun] _n.
crop [krp] 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 [krpplAnts] _n. _pl.
crop-eared [krpId] _a. 1> , 2> ( )
cropper [krp] _n. 1> , 2> ( ); 3> , 4> a good ( heavy) cropper , ; a light cropper , 5> ; to come a cropper > ; >
croppy [krpI] _n. _.
croquet [krukeI] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
croquette [krket] _n. _.
crosier [kruZ] _n.
cross [krs] 1. _n. 1> ; Red C. 2> 3> (the C.) 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 [krsAm] _n. _. ,
cross-armed [krsAmd] _a. _predic.
cross-bar [krsbA] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ( ); ( ..)
cross-beam [krsbim] _n. _. ,
cross-bench [krsbentS] _n.
cross-bencher [krsbentS] _n.
cross-bones [krsbunz] _n. _pl. ݣ ,
cross-bow [krsbu] _n. _. ;
cross-bred [krsbred] _a. ,
cross-breed [krsbrid] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
cross-country [krskntrI] 1. _n. ޣ 2. _a. 1> , ; cross-country race _. , , ޣ ; cross-country flight _. ̣ 2> ; cross-country vehicle
cross-cut [krskt] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _a.
cross-examination [krsIgzQmIneISn] _n. _. ң
cross-examine [krsIgzQmIn] _v. _. ң
cross-eyed [krsaId] _a. ,
cross-fertilize [krsftIlaIz] _v. ң ()
cross-fire [krsfaI] _n. _. ң
cross-grained [krsgreInd] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ,
cross-hatch [krshQtS] _v. ң
cross-legged [krslegd] _a. , " "
cross-light [krslaIt] _n. 1> _pl. ; ң 2>
cross-patch [krspQtS] _n. _.
cross-piece [krspis] _n. 1> ; _. 2> _.
cross-road [krsrud] _n. ; ң; at the cross-roads
cross-stitch [krsstItS] _n. ;
cross-trees [krstriz] _n. _pl. _.
cross-wind [krswInd] _n. ,
cross-word [krswd] _n. (. cross-word puzzle)
crossbill [krsbIl] _n. ̣ ()
crosshead [krshed] _n. 1> = cross heading 2> _. ,
crossheading [krshedIN] _n. ( )
crossing [krsIN] 1. _pres-p. cross 3 2. _n. 1> ; ; 2> ң; ( ) 3> , 4> ޣ, ޣ 5> _-. ; _-. ; 6> _.
crossly [krslI] _adv. ֣, ;
crossness [krsnIs] _n. ,
crosspurpose [krspps] _n. 1> (. _pl.) ; to be at cross purposes , 2> , 3> _pl. -
crossquestion [krskwestSn] _n. , ң
crossreference [krsrefrns] _n. ң
crosssection [krssekSn] _n. , ,
crosswise [krswaIz] _adv. ; -
crotch [krtS] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3>
crotchet [krtSIt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. , ,
crotcheteer [krtStI] _n. ڣ,
crotchety [krtSItI] _a. ;
crotonbug [krutnbg] _n. _. -
crouch [krautS] _v. 1> ( - ) 2> , ; to crouch one's back ( -.)
croup _I [krup] _n. () _II [krup] _n. , ()
croupe [krup] = croup II
croupier [krupI] _n. _. 1> , ͣ 2>
crow [kru] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> () 4> _. : crowbar 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 foot [kruzfut] _n. (_pl. feet) 1> _pl. 2> _. 3> _pl. _.
crow's nest [kruznest] _n. 1> 2> _. ( ), " "
crowbar [krubA] _n. _. , ,
crowbill [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 [s]) 2> (_pl. feet) = crow's foot 2 3> (_pl. feet) _.
crown [kraun] 1. _n. 1> , 2> (C.) , ; ; ; ; to succeed to the crown 3> (C.) ; ( ) 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 Colony [kraunklnI] _n. ,
crown law [kraunl] _n.
Crown prince [kraunprIns] _n. , ,
crowned [kraund] 1. _p-p. crown 2 2. _a. 1> 2> (with) 3> , ۣ 4> high (low) crowned () أ 5> crowned tooth
crownglass [kraunglAs] _n. ( )
crownwheel [kraunwil] _n. _.
crowquill [krukwIl] _n. 1> 2>
croze [kruz] _n. ( )
crucial [kruSl] _a. 1> ( , ); ( ) 2> _.
crucian [kruSn] _n.
cruciate [kruSIeIt] _a.
crucible [krusIbl] _n. ; _.
cruciferous [krusIfrs] _a. _.
crucifix [krusIfIks] _n.
crucifixion [krusIfIkSn] _n. 1> 2> ,
cruciform [krusIfm] _a.
crucify [krusIfaI] _v. 1> 2> () 3>
crude [krud] _a. 1> , 2> ; ; crude oil 3> 4> , 5> ( ) 6> ( )
crude iron [krudaIn] _n.
crudity [krudItI] _n. , , . {. crude}
cruel [krul] _a. 1> ; , 2> ; ; cruel suffering ; cruel war , ; cruel fate ; cruel disease ֣,
cruelly [krulI] _adv. 1> ; 2>
cruels [kruls] = crewels
cruelty [krultI] _n. 1. 1> , , 2> 2. ,
cruet [kruIt] _n. 1. , 2. _.
cruet-stand [kruItstQnd] _n. ( )
cruise _I [kruz] _n. 1> , 2> _II [kruz] _v. 1. 1> _. , 2> ( ) 3> 2. _. 1> 2> ; cruise about _. (-.)
cruiser [kruz] _n. 1. 2. 1> , 2> , 3. 4. _.
cruive [kruv] _n. 1. _. _. 2. _. , 3. _. ,
cruller [krl] _n. _.
crum _I [krm] = crumb I _II [krm] = crumb II
crumb _I [krm] _n. 1. 1> (-.) 2> (. ) 3> _. 2. () 3. _. 4. _. _II [krm] _v. 1. 2. ; 3. _.
crumble [krmbl] _v. 1. 1> , , , (. crumble up) 2> , , 2. , , (. crumble away)
crumbling [krmblIN] _a. 1. , , 2. ( )
crumbly [krmblI] _a. ; ,
crumby [krmI] _a. 1. 2. , 3. _. , 4. _.
crummy [krmI] _a. 1. 2. , 3. _. , 4. _.
crump _I [krmp] _n. 1. 2. _. 3. _. _. 1> 2> _II [krmp] _a. _. ( ); _III [krmp] _v. 1. 2. _. 3. _. _.
crumpet [krmpIt] _n. 1. 2. _.
crumple _I [krmpl] _n. , _II [krmpl] _v. 1. 1> 2> , 2. (. crumple up) 1> , 2> , 3. (. crumple up) 1> , 2> ( -.) 3>
crunch _I [krntS] _n. , , _II [krntS] _v. 1. 1> 2> ( ) 2. 1> 2> , ( , )
crunkle [] _n. _. ,
cruor [kru] _n. _. ,
crupper [krp] _n. 1. ( ) 2. () 3. _.
crura [krur] _pl. crus
crural [krurl] _a. _.
crus [krs] _n. (_pl. crura) _.
crusade _I [kruseId] _n. 1. _. 2. (-.) (-.) _II [kruseId] _v. 1. _. 2. , ( -. -., -.)
crusader [kruseId] _n. 1> _. 2>
crush [krS] 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 [krS] _n. 1> , , 2> _. , 3> _. 4> _.
crushhat [krShQt] _n. 1> () 2> ( )
crushing [krSIN] 1. _pres-p. crush 2 2. _a. ; a crushing defeat , ֣ ; a crushing reply
crushroom [krSrum] _n. _.
crust [krst] 1. _n. 1> (); _. ; to earn one's crust 2> ף , ; ; 3> ( ) 4> _. ; 5> _. 6> _. , 7> _. , , 2. _v. 1> () , 2> ( )
Crustacea [krsteISj] _n. _pl. _.
crusted [krstId] 1. _p-p. crust 2 2. _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ;
crustily [krstIlI] _adv. ;
crustiness [krstInIs] _n. ;
crusty [krstI] _a. 1> , ; ף, ֣ 2> ; ; ( ..)
crutch [krtS] _n. 1> (. pl, . a pair of crutches); _. , 2> ; 3> ( ..) 4> _. ;
crux [krks] _n. 1> ; ; ; the crux of the matter 2> (C.) ; to put one's finger on the crux
cruzeiro [kruzeIru] _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 ; >
crybaby [kraIbeIbI] _n. , ң
crying [kraIIN] 1. _pres-p. cry 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> , ; a crying need
cryochemistry [kraIukemIstrI] _n.
cryogenics [kraIudZenIks] _n.
cryolite [kraIlaIt] _n. _.
cryology [kraIȍldZI] _n. ,
crypt [krIpt] _n. 1> _. 2> , 3> ,
cryptic [krIptIk] _a. 1> , ; 2> _. _. ,
cryptogam [krIptugQm] _n. _. ( )
cryptogram [krIptugrQm] _n. , ;
cryptograph [krIptugrAf] = cryptogram
cryptographer [krIptgrf] _n.
crystal [krIstl] 1. _n. 1> 2> (. _. , ̣, , ) 3> 4> 5> _. 6> _. 2. _a. 1> 2> , , 3>
crystalgazing [krIstlgeIzIN] _n. " "
crystalline [krIstlaIn] = crystal 2; crystalline lens _. ()
crystallite [krIstlaIt] _n.
crystallization [krIstlaIzeISn] _n.
crystallize [krIstlaIz] _v. 1> () 2> ̣ 3> () ( )
crystallography [krIstlgrfI] _n.
crystalloid [krIstlId] 1. _n. 2. _a.
crystalware [krIstlwE] _n.
ctenoid [tinId] _a. _.
cub [kb] 1. _n. 1> _. ԣ 2> _. _. , ; ; unlicked cub ̣ 3> _. _. 2. _v. 1> 2>
cubage [kjubIdZ] _n.
Cuban [kjubn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
cubbing [kbIN] 1. _pres-p. cub 2 2. _n.
cubbish [kbIS] _a. 1> 2>
cubby [kbI] _n. (. cubby hole)
cube [kjub] 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 [kjubIk] _a.
cubical [kjubIkl] _a.
cubicle [kjubIkl] _n. 1> 2>
cubiform [kjubIfm] _a.
cubism [kjubIzm] _n. _.
cubit [kjubIt] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ( = 45 )
cubital [kjubItl] _a.
cuboid [kjubId] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. ( ) 2. _a.
cuckingstool [kkINstul] _n. _. , -
cuckold [kkuld] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
cuckoo 1. _n. [kuku] 1> 2> 3> _. , , "" 2. _a. [kuku] _. ϣ , 3. _interj. [kuku] -! 4. _v.
cuckooclock [kukuklk] _n.
cuckooflower [kukuflau] _n. _. 1> 2> ,
cucumber [kjukmb] _n. ; as cool as a cucumber , ,
cucurbit [kjukbIt] _n. _. ,
cud [kd] _n. ; to chew the cud ; _. ֣ ,
cudbear [kdbE] _n. ()
cuddle [kdl] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ( ; cuddle up, cuddle together) 3>
cuddy _I [kdI] _n. 1> 2> ; _II [kdI] _n. _. 1> ӣ 2>
cudgel [kdZl] 1. _n. ; to take up the cudgels for > -.; > -. 2. _v.
cudweed [kdwid] _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 [kjuIst] _n.
cuff _I [kf] _n. ; _II [kf] 1. _n. ̣ 2. _v. ; ̣
cufflink [kflINk] _n.
cuirass [kwIrQs] _n. ,
cuirassier [kwIrsI] _n. _.
cuisine [kwizin] _n. _. , (; )
cuke [kjuk] _n. _. ,
culdesac [kuldsQk] _n. _. 1> ; 2> _. 3> , 4> _. 5> _attr. ; culdesac station _-.
culinary [klInrI] _a. 1> ; 2> ( )
cull [kl] 1. _n. (. _pl.) 1> 2> _. , 2. _v. 1> () 2> ;
cullender [klInd] = colander
cully [klI] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. ,
culm _I [klm] _n. _. (, ); _II [klm] _n. _. , _III [klm] _n. ;
culminate [klmIneIt] _v. 1> 2> _.
culmination [klmIneISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ;
culpability [klpbIlItI] _n. _.
culpable [klpbl] _a. ; ,
culprit [klprIt] _n. 1> 2> ;
cult [klt] _n. 1> 2> , ; cult of the individual
cultivate [kltIveIt] _v. 1> , 2> _-. (, ) 3> , ; to cultivate the acquaintance of smb. , -.
cultivated [kltIveItId] 1. _p-p. cultivate 2. _a. 1> ; ; cultivated area 2> , ; ޣ
cultivation [kltIveISn] _n. 1> () 2> , (, ..) 3> (ԣ );
cultivator [kltIveIt] _n. 1> , (-.) 2> 3> (_-. )
cultural [kltSrl] _a. 1> 2> _-. ;
culture [kltS] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ; culture of vine (oysters, etc.) ( ..) 4> _. , 5>
cultured [kltSd] _a. 1> , 2> ; cultured pearls
culver [klv] _n.
culvert [klvt] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
cum [km] _. _prep. ; cum dividend
cumber [kmb] 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. , ;
cumbersome [kmbsm] _a. 1> ; 2>
Cumbrian [kmbrIn] 1. _n. 2. _a.
cumbrous [kmbrs] = cumbersome
cumin [kmIn] _n.
cummer [km] _n. _. 1> ң 2> 3> ,
cummin [kmIn] = cumin
cumulate 1. _a. [kjumjulIt] ; 2. _v. [kjumjuleIt] ; ;
cumulation [kjumjuleISn] _n. ;
cumulative [kjumjultIv] _a. , ; ; cumulative changes ; cumulative vote , , ,
cumuli [kjumjulaI] _pl. cumulus
cumulonimbus [kjumjulnImbs] _n. -
cumulus [kjumjuls] _n. (_pl. li) 1> 2> ,
cuneiform [kjunIIfm] 1. _a. 2. _n. ( )
cunning [knIN] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. , 2. _a. 1> , 2> _. , , ; 3> _. _. , , , ; cunning smile
cup [kp] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , ; his cup of happiness was full ; a bitter cup ; the cup of life 3> _. () 4> _. () 5> _. 6> = cuppingglass 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 [kpnbl] _n. ()
cupbearer [kpbEr] _n. _.
cupboard [kpd] _n. 1> , 2> ; ; cupboard love
cupel [kjupel] 1. _n. 2. _v. ( )
cupful [kpful] _n. (-.)
Cupid [kjupId] _n. . _.
cupidity [kjupIdItI] _n. , ;
cupola [kjupl] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. _. ( ֣ )
cuppa [kp] _n. _.
cupping [kpIN] 1. _pres-p. cup 2 2. _n.
cuppingglass [kpINglAs] _n. _.
cupreous [kjuprIs] _a. ;
cupriferous [kjuprIfrs] _a. ,
cuprite [kjupraIt] _n. ,
cuprous [kjuprs] _a. _. cuprous chloride
cuprum [kjuprm] _n. _.
cur [k] _n. 1> (. , ); 2> ,
curability [kjurbIlItI] _n.
curable [kjurbl] _a.
curacao [kjursu] _n. ˣ
curacy [kjursI] _n. 1> 2> ()
curare [kjurArI] _n.
curate [kjurIt] _n. ,
curative [kjurtIv] 1. _a. , 2. _n.
curator [kjureIt] _n. 1> (, ) 2> , ( ) 3> _. _.
curb [kb] 1. _n. 1> , "" () 2> ; 3> ף 4> ; (; . . kerb) 5> 6> _attr. ; curb bit ; curb bridle 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> ;
curb roof [kbruf] _n.
curbstone [kbstun] = kerbstone {. . kerb curb 1, 4}
curcuma [kkjum] = turmeric
curd [kd] _n. 1> 2> (. _pl.)
curdle [kdl] _v. 1> ף() ( , ) 2> ( ), 3> to curdle the blood
curdy [kdI] _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. _.
cureall [kjurȍl] _n. ,
cureless [kjulIs] _a.
curette [kjuret] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
curfew [kfju] _n. 1> 2> _. ( ) 3> ( )
curie [kjurI] _n. _. ( )
curing [kjurIN] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
curio [kjurIu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) ,
curiosity [kjurIȍsItI] _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 [kl] 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 [kl] _n. 1> , , 2> ,
curlew [klju] _n. ()
curlicue [klIkju] _n. ,
curling [klIN] 1. _pres-p. curl 2 2. _n. 1> ; 2> ( ) 3. _a.
curlingirons [klINaInz] _n. _pl.
curlingtongs [klINtNz] = curlingirons
curlpaper [klpeIp] _n.
curly [klI] _a. 1> , ; ; 2> ; curly grain , ( )
curmudgeon [kmdZn] _n. _. 1> 2> ,
curmudgeonly [kmdZnlI] _a. 1> 2>
currant [krnt] _n. 1> 2>
currency [krnsI] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ; this word (this game) is in common currency Σ (Σ ); to give currency to smth. -.
current [krnt] 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 [krIkl] _n. ̣
curricula [krIkjul] _pl. curriculum
curriculum [krIkjulm] _n. (_pl. la) , (, , )
currish [krIS] _a. ; ;
curry _I [krI] 1. _n. 1> ( , ) 2> , 2. _v. , _II [krI] _v. 1> 2> ; to curry favour ,
currycomb [krIkum] _n.
curse [ks] 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. [kst] _p-p. curse 2 2. _a. [ksId] 1> 2> , 3> _. 3. _adv. [ksId] 1> 2> = cursedly
cursedly [ksIdlI] _adv. ,
cursive [ksIv] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. 1> 2>
cursor [ks] _n. _. , , ( )
cursorial [ksrIl] _a. ( )
cursory [ksrI] _a. , , ; to give a cursory glance
curst [kst] = cursed 2 3
curt [kt] _a. 1> ; ( ) 2> - ( )
curtail [kteIl] _v. 1> , , 2>
curtailment [kteIlmnt] _n. 1> , 2>
curtain [ktn] 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
curtaincall [ktnkl] _n. ԣ ( )
curtainfire [ktnfaI] _n. _.
curtainraiser [ktnreIz] _n. ,
curtilage [ktIlIdZ] _n. _. ,
curtsey [ktsI] 1. _n. , ; to make ( to drop) a curtsey , 2. _v. ,
curtsy [ktsI] = curtsey
curvature [kvtS] _n. , ,
curve [kv] 1. _n. 1> (); 2> () 3> , , 4> 2. _v. , ; ()
curve piece [kvpis] _n. _.
curvet [kvet] 1. _n. 2. _v.
curvilinear [kvIlInI] _a.
cushat [kSt] _n. _. ,
cushion [kuSn] 1. _n. 1> () 2> () 3> ( ) 4> _. , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> (); to cushion a shock
cushioncraft [kuSnkrAft] _n.
cushiony [kuSnI] _a. ; ,
cushy [kuSI] _a. _. ̣ ; a cushy job "ԣ "; cushy wound ̣
cusp [ksp] _n. 1> 2> () ; ; 3> 4> ( )
cuspid [kspId] _n. _.
cuspidal [kspIdl] _a.
cuspidate [kspIdeIt] _a.
cuspidated [kspIdeItId] _a.
cuspidor [kspId] _n. _.
cuss [ks] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> , ""; not to care a cuss 2. _v.
cussed [ksId] _a. _.
custard [kstd] _n. ( )
custodian [kstudjn] _n. 1> 2> ( ..) 3>
custody [kstdI] _n. 1> , ; , 2> ; ; to take into custody ,
custom [kstm] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> 4> _pl. 5> _attr. customs clearance ; customs duties ; customs policy ; customs union 2. _a. _. , ; custom clothes ,
custom-built [kstmbIlt] _a. _. 1> 2>
custom-house [kstmhaus] _n.
custom-made [kstmmeId] = custom-built 2
customable [kstmbl] _a.
customary [kstmrI] _a. , ; , ; customary law _.
customer [kstm] _n. , ; ; _. ; rum ( queer) customer ,
cut _I [kt] 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 [kt] 1. _p-p. cut I, 1 2. _a. 1> , , 2> 3> 4> , 5> ; cut and dried ( dry) > ; ; > , ,
cut sugar [ktSug] _n. ̣
cutaneous [kjuteInjs] _a. _.
cutaway [ktweI] _n.
cutback [ktbQk] _n. , ; cutback of economic activity
cute [kjut] _a. _. 1> , ; , 2> ,
cutglass [ktglAs] _n. Σ
cuticle [kjutIkl] _n. _. _.
cutlass [ktls] _n. 1> _. _. 2> ң
cutler [ktl] _n. ;
cutlery [ktlrI] _n. 1> ; 2>
cutlet [ktlIt] _n.
cutoff [ktf] _n. 1> _. 2> _. - ( ) 3> _. 4> _. , ,
cutoff date [ktfdeIt] _n. ,
cutout [ktaut] _n. 1> , , , 2> _. ; ; 3>
cutter [kt] _n. 1> ( , ) 2> ; 3> _. ֣ 4> ; ; ; ; .. 5> _. ; ( ) 6> _. 7> 8> _.
cutthroat [ktTrut] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. , ޣ; cutthroat competition ,
cutting [ktIN] 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 [ktINErI] _n.
cutting room [ktINrum] _n.
cuttle [ktl] = cuttlefish
cuttlefish [ktlfIS] _n. _.
cutty [ktI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
cuttystool [ktIstul] _n. 1> 2> _.
cutwater [ktwt] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ()
cutworm [ktwm] _n. _. ,
cuvette [kjuvet] _n. _. _.
cyanic [saIQnIk] _a. _. ; cyanic acid
cyanide [saInaId] _n. _. , ; cyanide of potassium
cyanogen [saIQndZIn] _n. _.
cyanosis [saInusIs] _n. _. ,
cybernated [saIbneItId] _a. ; ݣ
cybernation [saIbneISn] _n. ;
cybernetics [saIbnetIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
cyclamen [sIklmn] _n. _.
cycle [saIkl] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. (_. bicycle) 3> _. () , 2. _v. 1> 2> ( ..) 3>
cyclecar [saIklkA] _n. 1> 2>
cycler [saIkl] _. = cyclist
cyclic [saIklIk], cyclical [saIklIkl] _a.
cycling [saIklIN] 1. _pres-p. cycle 2 2. _n.
cyclist [saIklIst] _n.
cycloid [saIklId] _n. _.
cyclometer [saIklmIt] _n. ()
cyclone [saIklun] _n.
cyclonic [saIklnIk] _a.
cyclopaedia [saIklupidj] _n. (_. encyclopaedia)
cyclopaedic [saIklupidIk] _a.
Cyclopean [saIklupjn] _a. ; ,
cyclopedia [saIklupidj] _n. (_. encyclopaedia)
cyclopedic [saIklupidIk] _a.
Cyclopes [saIklupiz] _pl. Cyclops
Cyclops [saIklps] _n. (_pl. opes) 1> _. 2> _pl. _. (. )
cyclotron [saIkltrn] _n. _.
cyder [saId] = cider
cygnet [sIgnIt] _n.
cylinder [sIlInd] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ; , ; ; gas cylinder 3> 4> _attr. ; cylinder bore ; cylinder head
cylindrical [sIlIndrIkl] _a. ; cylindrical spiral spring
cymbal [sImbl] _n. 1> _. 2> _pl. _.
cyme [saIm] _n. _.
cymograph [saImugrAf] _n.
cymometer [saImmIt] _n. _. ;
cymoscope [saImskup] _n. _.
Cymric [kImrIk] _a.
cynic [sInIk] _n.
cynical [sInIkl] _a. ;
cynicism [sInIsIzm] _n.
cynosure [sInzju] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4>
Cynthia [sInTI] _n. _. ,
cypher [saIf] = cipher
cypress [saIprIs] _n. _.
Cyprian [sIprIn] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. 2. _n. 1> , 2> _. ;
Cypriote [sIprIut] _n. ,
Cyrillic [sIrIlIk] _a. Cyrillic alphabet ( )
Cyrus [saIrs] _n. ; _.
cyst [sIst] _n. 1> _. ; _. 2> _.
cystic [sIstIk] _a.
cystitis [sIstaItIs] _n. _. ,
cytology [saItldZI] _n. ,
cytoplasm [saItplQzm] _n. _. ,
czar [zA] _. _n. 1> 2> ;
czardas [tSAdQS] _. _n.
czarevitch [zArIvItS] _. _n.
czarina [zArin] _. _n.
Czech [tSek] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
Czechoslovak [tSekusluvQk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
Czekh [tSek] = Czech
D d [di] _n. (_pl. Ds, D's [diz]) 1> 4- . 2> _. 3> _. -., {. dee 2}
d [di] _. . damn
d'ye [dj] _. _. = do you
d-d [dd] _. _. damned 2
D-day [dideI] _n. 1> _. 2> _. (6 1944 .)
da [dA] _. . dad
dab _I [dQb] 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 [dQb] _n. _. , _III [dQb] _n. _. ;
dabble [dQbl] _v. 1> (), (); ( , ) 2> , 3> (-.) , -; to dabble in politics
dabbler [dQbl] _n. _. ,
dabby [dQbI] _a. ; ( )
dabster [dQbst] _n. 1> (. _.) , {. dab III} 2> _.
dace [deIs] _n. ();
dachshund [dQkshund] _. _n. ( )
daclared [dIklEd] 1. _p-p. declare 2. _a. 1> , ; daclared value _. () 2> ,
dactyl [dQktIl] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ()
dactylic [dQktIlIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. (. _pl.)
dactyliography [dQktIlIȍgrfI] _n. ( )
dactylogram [dQktIlugrQm] _n.
dactylography [dQktIlgrfI] _n.
dactylology [dQktIlldZI] _n. ,
dad [dQd] _n. _. ,
daddy [dQdI] _n. _. ,
daddylonglegs [dQdIlNlegz] _n. 1> () 2> -
dado [deIdu] 1. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _. 1> 2> () 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _.
daedal [didl] _a. _. 1> 2> ,
Daedalian [dIdeIlIn] _a. ; , ,
daemon [dimn] = demon
daemonic [dimnIk] = demonic
daffadowndilly [dQfdaundIlI] = daffodil 1, 1
daffodil [dQfdIl] 1. _n. 1> _. -֣ ( ) 2> -֣ 2. _a. -֣
daffodilly [dQfdIlI] = daffodil 1, 1
daffy [dAfI] _n. _. , ;
daft [dAft] _a. _. 1> ; ; to go daft ; 2> , , 3> ;
dag _I [dQg] _n. _II [dQg] _n. _.
dagger [dQg] 1. _n. 1> ; to be at daggers drawn with smb. -. 2> _. ; to look daggers , ; to speak daggers , 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
daggle [dQgl] _v. ,
dago [deIgu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [ouz]) _. _. ( , , )
daguerreotype [dgerutaIp] _n.
dahlia [deIlj] _n. _.
Dail [daIl] _n.
Dail Eireann [daIlErn] _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 [dErIfAm] _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 [deIzIkt] _n. 1> , 2> , ( )
dak [dAk] _. _n. 1> 2>
dak bungalow [dAkbNglu] _n. ( )
Dalai Lama [dQlaIlAm] _n. -
dale [deIl] _n. _. , ; up hill and down dale , ; ; to curse up hill and down dale ޣ
dalesman [deIlzmn] _n. ( )
dalle [dQl] _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> _pl. _. , ( )
dalliance [dQlIns] _n. 1> 2> 3> أ ( -.) 4>
dally [dQlI] _v. 1> ; ; to dally with an idea ( ) 2> , 3> 4> , ; dally away > ; > ; dally off ; -.
Dalmatian [QlmeISjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
dalmatic [dQlmQtIk] _n. _. ( )
daltonism [dltnIzm] _n. _.
dam _I [dQm] 1. _n. 1> , , ; ; ; 2> 2. _v. ( dam up); dam back , ; dam out , () _II [dQm] _n. ( )
damage [dQmIdZ] 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 [dQmIdZkntrul] _n. -
damageable [dQmIdZbl] _a.
daman [dQmn] _n. _.
damascene [dQmsin] _v. (); ()
damask [dQmsk] 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> _. _. ; D. Nature -; D. Fortune
dame-school [deImskul] _n. ( )
dammar [dQm] _n. ,
damme [dQmI] _interj. (_. damn me) !
damn [dQm] 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 [dQmnbl] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
damnably [dQmnblI] _adv. 1> 2> _. , ,
damnation [dQmneISn] 1. _n. 1> ; may damnation take him! ! 2> _. ( ) 3> , 4> () 2. _interj. !
damnatory [dQmntrI] _a. 1> 2> ; 3> _. ( )
damned [dQmd] 1. _p-p. damn 2 2. _a. 1> ģ, 2> , ; , ( . ); none of your damned nonsense! !; it is damned hot
damnific [dQmnIfIk] _a. ,
damnification [dQmnIfIkeISn] _n. _. ,
damnify [dQmnIfaI] _v. 1> , 2>
damning [dQmIN] 1. _pres-p. damn 2 2. _a. 1> _. ; damning evidence 2> _.
Damocles [dQmkliz] _n. _. _. ; sword of Damocles
damp [dQmp] 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 [dQmpks] _n. _. ;
damp-proof [dQmppruf] _a.
dampen [dQmpn] _v. 1> = damp 3; 2>
damper [dQmp] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ; 3> ; ; ( ) 4> ( ); 5> -. -. ; to put ( to cast) a damper on -., 6> _. У (ޣ )
damping [dQmpIN] 1. _pres-p. damp 3 2. _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> _.
dampish [dQmpIS] _a. ,
dampy [dQmpI] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
damsel [dQmzl] _n. _.
damson [dQmzn] _n. , ޣ
damson cheese [dQmzntSiz] _n.
damson-coloured [dQmznkld] _a. - ( )
dan [dQn] _n. _. գ
Dan [dQn] _n. _. _. ,
dance [dAns] 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 [dAns] _n. 1> , ; ; ; () ; dancer at shows , 2> ; merry dancers
dancing [dAnsIN] 1. _pres-p. dance 2 2. _n. 1> , 2> _attr. ; dancing master ; dancing party
dancing-hall [dAnsINhl] _n.
dandelion [dQndIlaIn] _n.
dander _I [dQnd] _n. _. ; ; ; to get one's dander up (); _II [dQnd] = dandruff
dandiacal [dQndaIkl] _a. _.
dandified [dQndIfaId] 1. _p. _p-p. dandify 2. _a. ; dandified appearance
dandify [dQndIfaI] _v. ݣ;
dandle [dQndl] _v. 1> (£) 2> ;
dandruff [dQndrf] _n.
dandy _I [dQndI] 1. _n. 1> , ݣ, 2> (the dandy) _. -. 2. _a. 1> 2> _. , _II [dQndI] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _. ̣ _III [dQndI] _. _n. 1> ( . ) 2> _IV [dQndI] _n. _mis. . dengue
dandy-brush [dQndIbrS] _n. , ֣ ݣ ( )
dandyism [dQndIIzm] _n. , ,
Dane [deIn] _n. 1> 2> (. Great Dane)
Danelagh [deInl] _n. _. 1> ( _.- X .) 2> , {. 1}
Danelaw [deInl] _n. _. 1> ( _.- X .) 2> , {. 1}
dang [dQN] _v. dang it! ޣ !
danger [deIndZ] _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 [deIndZrQru] _n. , ( )
danger-signal [deIndZsIgnl] _n. 1> 2> _-. " "
dangerous [deIndZrs] _a. ; ; to look dangerous ֣
dangle [dQNgl] _v. 1> , 2> 3> , , ; dangle after -., ; dangle around ,
dangle-dolly [dQNgldlI] _n. ,
dangler [dQNgl] _n. 1> 2>
dangling [dQNglIN] _a. 1> , 2> _.
Danish [deInIS] 1. _a. ; Danish balance 2. _n.
dank [dQNk] _a. ; ;
dap [dQp] 1. _n. 1> () 2> ; 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> () ( )
daphne [dQfnI] _n. _.
dapper [dQp] _a. 1> 2> ,
dapple [dQpl] _v. () ()
dapple-bay [dQplbeI] _n.
dapple-grey [dQplgreI] 1. _a. 2. _n.
dappled [dQpld] 1. _p-p. dapple 2. _a. У, ; ң; dappled deer
darby [dAbI] _n. _. ; ;
dare [dE] 1. _v. (dared [d], 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 [dEdevl] 1. _n. , , 2. _a. ; ,
daresay [dEseI] , ( _.)
daring [dErIN] 1. _pres-p. dare 1 2. _n. ; ; 3. _a. 1> , , 2>
dark [dAk] 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 D. and Bloody Ground _. ; the D. 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 [dAkn] _v. 1> , ԣ; 2> ; ԣ 3> (); to darken counsel 4> 5> _. ( ); not to darken smb.'s door again -.
darkey [dAkI] _n. _. , ""
darklantern [dAklQntn] _n.
darkle [dAkl] _v. 1> , 2>
darkling [dAklIN] 1. _pres-p. darkle 2. _a. ; , ; ԣ 3. _adv. , ; to sit darkling
darkly [dAklI] _adv. 1> ; 2> ;
darkness [dAknIs] _n. , . {. dark 1}
darksome [dAksm] _a. _. 1> ԣ 2> ,
darky [dAkI] = darkey
darling [dAlIN] 1. _n. 1> ; ; my darling! !, ! 2> , ; the darling of fortune 2. _a. 1> ; ; 2> 3> , ( )
darn _I [dAn] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ; _II [dAn] 1. _a. , 2. _v. (_. . damn) ,
darnel [dAnl] _n. _.
darner [dAn] _n. 1> ; 2> = darning-needle 1 3> "" ( )
darning _I [dAnIN] 1. _pres-p. darn I, 2 2. _n. 1> , 2> , _II [dAnIN] _pres-p. darn II, 2
darning-needle [dAnINnidl] _n. 1> 2> _.
dart [dAt] 1. 1> ; , 2> 3> , 4> , , ; , 5> (, ) 2. _v. 1> (; . _.); his eyes darted flashes of anger 2> ; ; dart away ; dart down(wards) ; _.
darter [dAt] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
darting [dAtIN] 1. _pres-p. dart 2 2. _a.
dartre [dAt] _n. _.
Darwinian [dAwInIn] 1. _n. 2. _a.
Darwinism [dAwInIzm] _n. ,
Darwinist [dAwInIst] = Darwinian 1
dash [dQS] 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 [dQSbd] _n. 1> () 2> _. _. ; 3> _.
dash-pot [dQSpt] _n. _. ,
dasher [dQS] _n. 1> , 2> , ( ) 3> _. ()
dashing [dQSIN] 1. _pres-p. dash 2 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> , 4>
dastard [dQstd] _n. ; ,
dastardly [dQstdlI] _a. ;
data [deIt] _n. _pl. 1> _pl. datum 2> ( . sing) ; ; 3> ( . sing)
data-sheet [deItSit] _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 XIVth century XIV 3> ( -. ) 4> _. _. ; to date a girl 5> ; _II [deIt] _n. 1> 2>
date-line [deItlaIn] _n. 1> _. _. 2> , .. 3> _.
date-palm [deItpAm] _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 [deItmlevl] _n. , ( );
datura [dtjur] _n. _.
daub [db] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> ; ; 2. _v. 1> , (, ף ..) 2> 3> ,
dauber [db] _n. 1> , 2> , (. )
daubster [dbst] = dauber 1
dauby [dbI] _a. 1> ( ) 2>
daughter [dt] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ;
daughter-in-law [dtrInl] _n. (_pl. daughters-in-law) , ,
daughterly [dtlI] _a.
daughters-in-law [dtzInl] _pl. daughter-in-law
daunt [dnt] _v. 1> 2> , ; nothing daunted , 3>
dauntless [dntlIs] _a. ;
dauphin [dfIn] _n. _.
davenport [dQvnpt] _n. 1> 2> _. , -
davit [dQvIt] _n. _. ; fish davit ,
daw [d] _n.
dawdle [ddl] _v. , ( dawdle away)
dawdler [ddl] _n. 1> 2>
dawn [dn] 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 D. ; Victory D. ; Inauguration D. ; 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 [deInsrI] _n. ()
day-and-night [deIndnaIt] _a.
day-bed [deIbed] _n. ;
day-blindness [deIblaIndnIs] _n. _. ,
day-boarder [deIbd] _n. ( )
day-book [deIbuk] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
day-boy [deIbI] _n. , ,
day-dream [deIdrim] 1. _n. ң, ; 2. _v. ; ,
day-dreamer [deIdrim] _n. ; ڣ
day-fly [deIflaI] _n. _. ģ
day-girl [deIgl] _n. ; ,
day-labour [deIleIb] _n. ģ
day-labourer [deIleIbr] _n. ģ
day-lily [deIlIlI] _n. _. ,
day-long [deIlN] 1. _adv. 2. _a.
day-school [deIskul] _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 [deItdeI] _a.
day-work [deIwk] _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 [deIlaItseIvIN] _n. ( ) ң ( )
daysman [deIzmn] _n. ģ , ģ
daytaler [deIteIl] _n. ģ (. )
daze _I [deIz] 1. _n. 2. _v. ; , _II [deIz] _n. _.
dazedly [deIzIdlI] _adv. ̣;
dazzle [dQzl] 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 [difQktu] _. _adv. , , - (. de jure); the government de facto
de jure [didZurI] _. _adv. , - (. de facto)
de luxe [dluks] _a. _. ; an edition de luxe, a de luxe edition ; de luxe suite ( )
de trop [dtru] _a. _. _predic. , , ;
de'classe [deIklAseI] _a. _.
de'collete [deIklteI] (_f. -tee [te]) _a. _.
de'cor [deIk] _n. _. 1> ( ..); _. 2>
de'jeuner [deIZneI] _n. _.
de-ice [diaIs] _v. _.
de-icer [diaIs] _n. _.
deacon [dikn] 1. _n. 2. _v. _. 1> 2> _. ; ;
deaconess [diknIs] _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 [dedsent] _n. ͣ
dead colour [dedkl] _n. _.
dead ground [dedgraund] _n. _. _. ͣ
dead heat [dedhit] _n. _. ;
dead letter [dedlet] _n. 1> , Σ 2> ,
dead lift [dedlIft] _n. 1> ( ߣ ) 2> ߣ
dead load [dedlud] _n. _. ͣ ; , ;
dead man's handle [dedmnzhQndl] _n. ( )
dead march [dedmAtS] _n.
dead reckoning [dedreknIN] _n. _. _. ()
dead set [dedset] 1. _n. 1> _. (ͣ) 2> 2. _a. _predic. ; he is dead set on going to Moscow
dead short [dedSt] _n. _.
dead shot [dedSt] _n. ,
dead wall [dedwl] _n. _.
dead weight [dedweIt] _n. 1> _. ߣ (), 2> _. ͣ ;
dead window [dedwIndu] _n. _. ,
dead-alive [dedlaIv] _a. 1> , ; ; ; 2> ޣ
dead-beat [dedbit] 1. _a. 1> _. ; ; ( ) 2> ( ) 3> ( ) 2. _n. _. _. , ;
dead-end [dedend] 1. _n. (. _.) 2. _a. 1> , 2> _. ۣ 3> dead-end kid
dead-eye [dedaI] _n. _.
dead-hand [dedhQnd] = mortmain
dead-house [dedhaus] _n. ,
dead-level [dedlevl] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
dead-line [dedlaIn] _n. 1> , 2> , (, )
dead-nettle [dednetl] _n. _.
dead-office [dedǍfIs] _n.
dead-pan [dedpQn] _n. _. ; ,
dead-point [dedpInt] _n. ͣ
dead-spot [dedspt] _n. _.
dead-water [dedwt] _n. 1> 2> _.
dead-wind [dedwInd] _n.
dead-wood [dedwud] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. 3> _-. ()
deaden [dedn] _v. 1> () , , ; () ( -.) 2> , 3> , 4> _.
deadend [dedend] 1. _n. (. _.) 2. _a. 1> , 2> _. ۣ 3> deadend kid
deadfall [dedfl] _n. _. 1> , 2> ,
deadhead [dedhed] _n. 1> ; 2> , , " "
deadlight [dedlaIt] _n. _. ;
deadlock [dedlk] 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> _. ,
deadlynightshade [dedlInaItSeId] _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 [defnddm] _a.
deaf-mute [defmjut] _n.
deafen [defn] _v. 1> 2> 3>
deafening [defnIN] 1. _pres-p. deafen 2. _a. 1> 2> 3. _n.
deafness [defnIs] _n.
deal _I [dil] 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 D. _. _. " " ( . ) 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 [dil] 1. _n. 1> ̣ , 2> 2. _a. ( );
dealer [dil] _n. 1> ; retail dealer ; dealer in old clothes أ 2> _. 3> (. ); a plain dealer , ; a double dealer ,
dealing [dilIN] 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 [din] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> _. ; ; rural dean 3> () 4> , _II [din] _n. ,
deanery [dinrI] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> (Σ )
dear [dI] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , ; he is a dear fellow 3> : my dear Jones ( ) ; D. Sir (_. ) 4> , ; dear shop , 2. _n. 1> , ; , 2> _. ; what dears they are! ! 3. _adv. (. _.) 4. _interj. , , , , , : dear me! is it so? ?; oh dear, my head aches! , !
dear-bought [dIbt] _a.
dearborn [dIbn] _n. _. ̣ ң̣
dearly [dIlI] _adv. 1> ; dearly beloved 2> , (. _.); he would dearly love to see his mother again ,
dearth [dT] _n. 1> ; ; in time of dearth 2> , ; dearth of workmen
deary [dIrI] _n. _. (. ) ; ; , ; ;
death [deT] _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 D. _. 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 [deTshed] _n. 1> ( ); to look like a death's-head on a mopstick 2> ͣ ( ) ()
death-adder [deTQd] _n. _.
death-agony [deTQgnI] _n.
death-bell [deTbel] _n.
death-blow [deTblu] _n.
death-cup [deTkp] _n. ()
death-damp [deTdQmp] _n. ( )
death-duties [deTdjutIz] _n. _pl.
death-feud [deTfjud] _n.
death-hunter [deThnt] _n. ģ,
death-mask [deTmAsk] _n.
death-rate [deTreIt] _n. ;
death-rattle [deTrQtl] _n.
death-roll [deTrul] _n.
death-struggle [deTstrgl] _n.
death-toll [deTtul] = death-roll
death-trap [deTtrQp] _n. ,
death-warrant [deTwrnt] _n. 1> 2> -., (. )
death-watch [deTwtS] _n. 1> 2> , ң 3> _. -
deathbed [deTbed] _n. 1> ; on one's deathbed 2> 3> _attr. ; deathbed repentance
deathless [deTlIs] _a.
deathlike [deTlaIk] _a.
deathly [deTlI] 1. _a. , ; ; deathly silence 2. _adv.
deb [deb] _n. (_. debutante) _.
debacle [deIbAkl] _n. _. 1> ; 2> 3> ; 4> , ()
debar [dIbA] _v. , ; ; ; to debar smb. from voting -. ; to debar smb. from holding public offices -. ; to debar passage
debark [dIbAk] _v. (); () ( )
debarkation [dibAkeISn] _n. (); ()
debarkment [dIbAkmnt] = debarkation
debase [dIbeIs] _v. 1> 2> , ; ; to debase the coinage _.
debasement [dIbeIsmnt] _n. 1> 2> ,
debatable [dIbeItbl] _a. 1> , 2> ; debatable ground , ; _.
debate [dIbeIt] 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 [dIbeIt] _n. , ; skilful debater
debating-society [dIbeItINssaItI] _n.
debauch [dIbtS] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> , 2. _v. 1> , ; () 2> , (, )
debauchee [debtSi] _n. ,
debauchery [dIbtSrI] _n. 1> , , 2> , 3> _pl. , ԣ
debenture [dIbentS] _n. _. 1> , 2> , 3> 4> _attr. debenture bond ; debenture stock
debilitate [dIbIlIteIt] _v. _. , ;
debilitation [dIbIlIteISn] _n. _. , ;
debility [dIbIlItI] _n. 1> , 2> ;
debit [debIt] _. 1. _n. ; to put to the debit of smb. -. 2. _v. ,
debonair [debnE] _a. 1> , 2> ӣ,
debouch [dIbautS] _v. 1> ( ) 2> _.
debouchment [dIbautSmnt] _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> _. ,
debtservice [detsvIs] _n.
debunk [dibNk] _v. _. 1> 2> ,
debus [dibs] _v. (), ()
debussing-point [dibsINpInt] _n.
debut [deIbu] _n. _. : to make one's debut
debutant [debjutAN] _n. _.
debutante [debjutAnt] _n. _.
deca [dek] _pref. -, -
decachord [dekkd] _n. ()
decadal [dekdl] _a.
decade [dekeId] _n. 1> , 2>
decadence [dekdns], decadency [dekdnsI] _n. 1> , 2> , , ( )
decadent [dekdnt] 1. _n. 2. _a. ,
decagon [dekgn] _n.
decagonal [dekQgnl] _a.
decagram, decagramme [dekgrQm] _n.
decahedral [dekhidrl] _a.
decalcify [dikQlsIfaI] _v. ,
decalitre [deklit] _n.
decalogue [deklg] _n. _. ,
decametre [dekmit] _n.
decamp [dIkQmp] _v. 1> , 2> ,
decampment [dIkQmpmnt] _n. 1> 2> ; ,
decanal [dIkeInl] _a.
decandrous [dIkQndrs] _a. _.
decangular [dekQNgjul] _a.
decant [dIkQnt] _v. 1> ; ; 2> ; ()
decanter [dIkQnt] _n.
decaphyllous [dekfIls] _a. _.
decapitate [dIkQpIteIt] _v. ,
decapitation [dIkQpIteISn] _n.
decapod [dekpd] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
decarbonate [dikAbneIt] _v. 1> _. 2> ,
decarbonize [dikAbnaIz] _v. 1> _. 2> ,
decasualize [dikQZjulaIz] _v. _.
decasyllabic [deksIlQbIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
decathlon [dIkQTln] _n. _.
decay [dIkeI] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( ..) 3> , , ; (, ..); to fall into decay , 4> () 5> () 6> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> ; ; , , 3> ; ( , ..) 4> ( )
decease [dIsis] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
deceased [dIsist] 1. _p-p. decease 2 2. _a. , 3. _n. (the deceased) , ,
decedent [dIsidnt] _n. _.
deceit [dIsit] _n. 1> ; to practise deceit , 2> 3>
deceitful [dIsitful] _a. 1> ; 2> ;
deceive [dIsiv] _v. ; ; to deceive oneself
decelerate [diselreIt] _v. , , ;
deceleration [diselreISn] _n. ;
December [dIsemb] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
Decembrist [dIsembrIst] _n. _.
decemvir [dIsemv] _. _n. (_pl. -rs [ez], -iri) _.
decemviri [dIsemvraI] _pl. decemvir
decenary [dIsenrI] = decennary
decency [disnsI] _n. 1> , ; a breach of decency , ; in common decency ; have the decency to confess ; to serve the decencies 2> ; ; 3> _pl. (the decencys) ,
decennary [dIsenrI] _n.
decenniad [dIsenIQd] = decennary
decennial [dIsenjl] _a. 1> ; 2>
decent [disnt] _a. 1> , ; ; a pretty decent house 2> ; 3> _. , ; that's very decent of you 4> _. ,
decently [disntlI] _adv. 1> , , 2> 3> ,
decentralize [disentrlaIz] _v.
deception [dIsepSn] _n. , ; ; ; to practise deception
deceptive [dIseptIv] _a. , ; appearances are often deceptive ; deceptive gas _.
deci [desI] _pref. ( , . )
decide [dIsaId] _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 [dIsaIdId] 1. _p-p. decide 2. _a. 1> 2> ̣, ۣ; ; decided superiority
decidedly [dIsaIdIdlI] _adv. 1> 2> , ,
deciduous [dIsIdjus] _a. 1> _. ( ); 2> ( ) 3> ( ) 4> ,
decigram, decigramme [desIgrQm] _n.
decilitre [desIlit] _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 [desImeISn] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _.
decimetre [desImit] _n.
decimosexto [desImusekstu] _n. _. 1/16
decipher [dIsaIf] _v. 1> 2> ( , ..)
decipherable [dIsaIfrbl] _a. ,
decision [dIsIZn] _n. 1> ; to arrive at ( to come to) a decision 2> _. , , 3> , ; a man of decision ; to lack decision ; with decision ,
decisive [dIsaIsIv] _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 [deklaItIN] _n. _. _.
deck landing [deklQndIN] _n. _. _.
deck start [dekstAt] _n. _. _. ̣
deck-bridge [dekbrIdZ] _n.
deck-cabin [dekkQbIn] _n.
deck-cargo [dekkAgu] _n.
deck-chair [dektSE] _n. , ( )
deck-hand [dekhQnd] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
deck-house [dekhaus] _n. _. 1> 2>
deck-light [deklaIt] _n. _.
deck-passage [dekpQsIdZ] _n. ( )
deck-passenger [dekpQsIndZ] _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 [dekledZd] _a. ( )
declaim [dIkleIm] _v. 1> () 2> ( ), (against) 3> , ()
declamation [deklmeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 4> ( )
declamatory [dIklQmtrI] _a. 1> 2> 3>
declarable [dIklErbl] _a.
declarant [dIklErnt] _n. _. 1> , , 2> _. ,
declaration [deklreISn] _n. 1> , ; to make a declaration 2> ( ..); declaration of the poll 3> _. ; ( ) 4> 5>
declarative [dIklQrtIv] _a. 1> 2> _. ( )
declaratory [dIklQrtrI] _a. 1> = declarative 1) 2> ,
declare [dIklE] _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 [dIklAst] _a.
declassify [diklQsIfaI] _v. (, )
declension [dIklenSn] _n. 1> ( ); 2> _. ; ; in the declension of years
declensional [dIklenSnl] _a. _. ; declensional endings
declinable [dIklaInbl] _a. _.
declination [deklIneISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> _.
declinator [deklIneIt] = declinometer _n. ; ;
declinatory [dIklaIntrI] _a. 1> () 2> ()
decline [dIklaIn] 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 [dIklaInIN] 1. _pres-p. decline 2 2. _a. ; declining years ;
declinometer [deklInmIt] _n. ; ;
declivitous [dIklIvIts] _a. ( )
declivity [dIklIvItI] _n. ; ; ; ; ()
declivous [dIklaIvs] _a. ;
declutch [dikltS] _v. _.
decoct [dIkkt] _v. ; ;
decoction [dIkkSn] _n. 1> 2> () ,
decode [dikud] _v. ;
decohere [dikuhI] _v. _.
decollate [dIkleIt] _v. _.
decollation [dikleISn] _n. _.
decolonization [diklnaIzeISn] _n.
decolor [dikl] _v.
decolorant [diklrnt] _n.
decoloration [diklreISn] _n.
decolorize [diklraIz] _v.
decolour [dikl] _v.
decolourant [diklrnt] _n.
decolouration [diklreISn] _n.
decolourize [diklraIz] _v.
decompensation [dikmpenseISn] _n. _.
decomplex [dikmpleks] _a. ,
decompose [dikmpuz] _v. 1> ; to decompose a force _. 2> , 3> () 4> (, ..)
decomposite [dikmpzIt] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. -. (, ..)
decomposition [dikmpzISn] _n. 1> _. _. 2> ,
decompound [dikmpaund] 1. _a. = decomposite 1 ; decompound leaf _. 2. _v. 1> 2>
decompress [dikmpres] _v.
deconsecrate [diknsIkreIt] _v. ( , )
decontaminate [dikntQmIneIt] _v. ;
decontrol [dikntrul] _n.
decora [dIkr] _pl. decorum
decorate [dekreIt] _v. 1> , 2> (, ) 3> ,
decorated [dekreItId] 1. _p-p. decorate 2. _a. 1> , ; decorated style XIV 2> ģ
decoration [dekreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. , 3> _pl. , 4> , ; to confer a decoration on smb. -. , 5> _attr. D. Day _. = Memorial Day {. memorial 2}
decorative [dekrtIv] _a.
decorator [dekreIt] _n. 1> - 2> ;
decorous [dekrs] _a. ,
decorticate [dIktIkeIt] _v. (, ..)
decorum [dIkrm] _. _n. (_pl. -s [z], -ra) , ;
decoy 1. _n. [dikI] 1> ; 2> , 3> , ( ) 4> _. 2. _v. [dIkI] 1> , 2>
decoy ship [dIkISIp] _n. _. _. -, -
decoy-duck [dIkIdk] _n. 1> 2>
decrease 1. _n. [dikris] , , ; ; ; to be on the decrease 2. _v. [dikris] (),
decree [dIkri] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> , ( ) 3> 4> _pl. _. _. ; decree of nature 2. _v. 1> , 2>
decree nisi [dIkrinaIsaI] _. _n. _. , ,
decrement [dekrImnt] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. ,
decrepit [dIkrepIt] _a. 1> 2> ,
decrepitate [dIkrepIteIt] _v. 1> _. , 2>
decrepitation [dIkrepIteISn] _n. 1> _. , 2>
decrepitude [dIkrepItjud] _n. 1> 2>
decrescent [dIkresnt] _a.
decretal [dIkritl] _n. _. 1> , 2> _pl. _.
decretive [dIkritIv] _a.
decretory [dIkritrI] = decretive _a.
decrial [dIkraIl] _n. ,
decry [dIkraI] _v. 1> , 2> , (-.)
decuman [dekjumn] _a. _. , ( ); decuman wave
decumbent [dIkmbnt] _a. 1> 2> .
decuple [dekjupl] 1. _n. ң 2. _a. ң 3. _v.
decussate [dekseIt] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. 2. _v. () , -
dedans [dedAN] _n. _. _. 1> ( ) 2> (the dedans) _.
dedicate [dedIkeIt] _v. 1> 2> 3> () 4> _. ()
dedicated [dedIkeItId] 1. _p-p. dedicate 2. _a. ; (, ); ģ ( -.)
dedicatee [dedIkti] _n. , -.
dedication [dedIkeISn] 1> 2> ,
dedicator [dedIkeIt] _n. , ,
dedicatory [dedIktrI] _a. ;
deduce [dIdjus] _v. 1> (, , ) 2> ,
deduct [dIdkt] _v. , ; ;
deduction [dIdkSn] _n. 1> , ; ; deduction in pay , 2> 3> 4> , ; _.
deductive [dIdktIv] _a. _.
dee [di] _n. 1> D 2> _. D- ,
deed [did] 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 [didpul] _n. _.
deem [dim] _v. , ,
deemster [dimst] _n. -
deep [dip] 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 [dipmaInIN] _n. _.
deep-brown [dipbraun] _a. ԣ-
deep-draft [dipdrAft] _n.
deep-drawing [dipdrIN] _n. _.
deep-drawn [dipdrn] _a. ( )
deep-felt [dipfelt] _a.
deep-frozen [dipfruzn] _a. 1> 2> deep-frozen soil
deep-laid [dipleId] _a. 1> 2> ( )
deep-mouthed [dipmauDd] _a. 1> 2>
deep-piled [dippaIld] _a. a deep-piled carpet ף
deep-rooted [diprutId] _a.
deep-sea [dipsi] _a. ; deep-sea fishing
deep-seated [dipsitId] _a. 1> ; ; deep-seated abscess ; deep-seated disease 2> ( ) 3> ף ( )
deepen [dipn] _v. 1> () 2> () 3> () ; () ( , ) 4> () ( , )
deepfreeze [dipfriz] 1. _n. 2. _v. ()
deeply [diplI] _adv. ; he is deeply in debt ; to feel (to regret) smth. deeply -. ( ޣ-.); to drink deeply
deepness [dipnIs] _n. . {. deep 1}
deer [dI] _n. (_pl. .) ; ; _. ; red deer ; to run like deer ,
deer-forest [dIfrIst] _n.
deer-hound [dIhaund] _n.
deer-lick [dIlIk] _n. , ,
deer-neck [dInek] _n. ()
deer-park [dIpAk] = deer-forest _n.
deerskin [dIskIn] _n. , ,
deerstalker [dIstk] _n. 1> 2>
deerstalking [dIstkIN] _n.
deface [dIfeIs] _v. 1> ; 2> , 3>
defacement [dIfeIsmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ,
defalcate [difQlkeIt] _v. 1> 2> 3> ;
defamation [defmeISn] _n. ;
defamatory [dIfQmtrI] _a. , ,
defame [dIfeIm] _v. , , ;
defatted [difQtId] _a.
default [dIflt] 1. _n. 1> (. ) 2> ; 3> , 4> ; judgement by default ( ) 5> _. ; in default of , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> 3> ( ) 4> _.
defaulter [dIflt] _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> ( ) 4> _. ; 5> _. , , .. 6> _attr. defaulter book _.
defeasance [dIfizns] _n. 1> , 2> _. ( );
defeasible [dIfizbl] _a. Σ,
defeat [dIfit] 1. _n. 1> ; to sustain ( to suffer) a defeat 2> (); () 3> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> (); ( ..); () 3> _. ,
defeatism [dIfitIzm] _n.
defeatist [dIfitIst] _n. ,
defeature [dIfitS] _v. ;
defecate [defIkeIt] _v. 1> (); , () 2>
defecation [defIkeISn] _n. 1> , () 2>
defect [dIfekt] 1. _n. 1> , , , ޣ; , 2> 2. _v. ; ( ..)
defection [dIfekSn] _n. 1> (, ); ; (from) 2> ,
defective [dIfektIv] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; 3> ; ģ; 4> ( ) 5> , 6> _. ( ) 2. _n. 1> _. 2> _.
defence [dIfens] _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. _. , 3> _. ( ); , ; counsel for the defence 4> _. 5> ( ); best defence is offence -
defenceless [dIfenslIs] _a. 1> 2> ݣ, 3>
defend [dIfend] _v. 1> (), () 2> , (); ( ..) 3> _. , ; to defend the case ( )
defendant [dIfendnt] _n. _. ; ,
defender [dIfend] _n. 1> ; defenders of peace 2> _. , ϣ
defense [dIfens] _. = defence _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. _. , 3> _. ( ); , ; counsel for the defense 4> _. 5> ( ); best defense is offence -
defensible [dIfensbl] _a. 1> _. ; 2>
defensive [dIfensIv] 1. _n. ; ; to act ( to be, to stand) on the defensive , 2. _a. ;
defer _I [dIf] _v. 1> , 2> _. _II [dIf] _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 [defrenSl] _a.
deferment [dIfmnt] _n. ,
deferred _I [dIfd] 1. _p-p. defer 1 2. _a. 1> 2> ; deferred annuity ԣ ; deferred pass _. _II [dIfd] _p-p. defer II
defervescence [difvesns] _n. _. ;
defiance [dIfaIns] _n. 1> ( , ) 2> ; ; , to bid defiance to, to set at defiance , , ; ; in defiance of > ; >
defiant [dIfaInt] _a. ; ,
deficiency [dIfISnsI] _n. 1> (-.), , 2> , 3> _attr. deficiency disease
deficient [dIfISnt] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; ۣ (-. - in); mentally deficient
deficit [defIsIt] _n. ; ; ޣ; to meet a deficit
defilade [defIleId] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. ( )
defile _I [dIfaIl] _v. 1> , 2> , 3> , _II 1. _n. [difaIl] , 2. _v. [dIfaIl] , ( )
defilement [dIfaIlmnt] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
definable [dIfaInbl] _a. ,
define [dIfaIn] _v. 1> , 2> 3> ( ..) 4> ,
definite [defInIt] _a. 1> ̣ (. _.); for a definite period ̣ ; definite article _. ̣ ( . the) 2> ,
definition [defInISn] _n. 1> 2> , ޣ 3> _. _. , ޣ
definitive [dIfInItIv] _a. 1> ; ; 2> _. ,
deflagrate [deflgreIt] _v.
deflagration [deflgreISn] _n. 1> 2>
deflate [dIfleIt] _v. 1> ( ..); , , 2> 3> _. 4> 5> ( ..)
deflation [dIfleISn] _n. 1> , , 2> _.
deflect [dIflekt] _v. 1> () 2> ()
deflected [dIflektId] _a. , Σ; ̣
deflection [dIflekSn] 1> 2> ; () 3> _. ; ; ; 4> _. , ; 5> _.
deflective [dIflektIv] _a.
deflector [dIflekt] _n. _. , ;
deflexion [dIflekSn] = deflection 1> 2> ; () 3> _. ; ; ; 4> _. , ; 5> _.
deflorate [dIflrIt] _a. _.
defloration [diflreISn] _n. 1> 2>
deflower [diflau] _v. 1> ; 2> 3>
defoliate [dIfulIIt] 1. _a. ۣ 2. _v. 1> 2>
defoliation [dIfulIeISn] _n. 1> _. ; 2>
deforest [dIfrIst] _v. ; ()
deform [dIfm] _v. 1> 2> () 3> _.
deformation [difmeISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
deformity [dIfmItI] _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> 3>
defraud [dIfrd] _v. 1> 2> (-.); ; to defraud smb. of his rights -.
defray [dIfreI] _v. ; to defray the expenses (of) ()
defrayal [dIfreIl] _n. ()
defrayment [dIfreImnt] = defrayal _n. ()
defreeze [difriz] _v. ()
defrock [difrk] _v. ();
defrost [difrst] _v. 1> ( ..) 2> = defreeze 3> _. ( )
defroster [difrst] _n. _. 1> 2> , ( )
deft [deft] _a. , ;
defunct [dIfNkt] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , , 2. _n. (the defunct) ,
defy [dIfaI] _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 [dIgQs] _v.
degeneracy [dIdZenrsI] _n. 1> , 2>
degenerate 1. _n. [dIdZenrIt] , 2. _a. [dIdZenrIt] 3. _v. [dIdZenreIt] ;
degeneration [dIdZenreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
degenerative [dIdZenrtIv] _a. ;
degradation [degrdeISn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; 3> 4> _. 5> _. 6> _. , ; 7> _. _.
degrade [dIgreId] _v. 1> ; 2> , , (, ..) 3> ( , ..); ; 4> 5> _. 6> _. ;
degraded [dIgreIdId] 1. _p-p. degrade 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; , 3> 4> _. ( ) 5> _. 6> _. ;
degree [dIgri] _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 [dIgreSn] _n. 1> ; 2>
degressive [dIgresIv] _a. 1> 2> ( )
dehisce [dIhIs] _v. , ( )
dehiscent [dIhIsnt] _a. , ( )
dehorn [dihn] _v.
dehumanize [dihjumnaIz] _v. ,
dehydration [dihaIdreISn] _n. _.
dehydrogenize [dihaIdrdZInaIz] _v. _.
deictic [daIktIk] _a. _.
deification [diIfIkeISn] _n.
deify [diIfaI] _v. 1> 2> ;
deign [deIn] _v. ; ; ; ; he did not deign to speak ; he did not deign an answer
deism [diIzm] _n.
deist [diIst] _n.
deity [diItI] _n. 1> 2>
deject [dIdZekt] _v. , ; to deject smb.'s spirit -.
dejecta [dIdZekt] _n. _pl.
dejection [dIdZekSn] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. , ,
delaine [dleIn] _n. ̣
delate [dIleIt] _v. 1> ; 2> ,
delation [dIleISn] _n.
delator [dIleIt] _n.
delay [dIleI] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , , 3> , ; ; without delay 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ; 3> ; ;
delayed-actionmine [dIleIdQkSnmaIn] _n. _.
delayeddrop [dIleIddrp] _n.
dele [dili] 1. _n. 2. _v. ޣ ( )
delectable [dIlektbl] _a. _. ,
delectation [dilekteISn] _n. , ; for delectation of smb. -.
delectus [dIlekts] _. _n. _.
delegacy [delIgsI] _n. 1> 2> 3>
delegate 1. _n. [delIgIt] 1> ; 2> _. {. territory 2} 2. _v. [delIgeIt] 1> ; ; 2>
delegatedlegislation [delIgeItIdledZIsleISn] _n. ,
delegation [delIgeISn] _n. 1> , 2>
delete [dIlit] _v. 1> ޣ, 2> ( ),
deleterious [delItIrIs] _a. ,
deletion [dIliSn] _n. 1> ޣ, 2> , , ԣ
delft [delft] _n. ()
deliberate 1. _a. [dIlIbrIt] 1> , , ; deliberate lie 2> 3> , 4> ( , ..) 2. _v. [dIlIbreIt] 1> , 2> ; ; to deliberate on ( upon, over, about) a matter
deliberately [dIlIbrItlI] _adv. 1> , 2> 3> , 4> ,
deliberation [dIlIbreISn] _n. 1> , ; after long deliberation 2> ( _pl.) , 3> , 4> ; ; he spoke with deliberation ,
deliberative [dIlIbrtIv] _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 [delIktesn] _. _n. _pl. 1> ; 2>
delicious [dIlISs] _a. 1> , 2> ,
delict [dilIkt] _n. _. , , ; in flagrant delict
delight [dIlaIt] 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 [dIlaItful] _a. ,
delightsome [dIlaItsm] _a. _.
delimit [dilImIt] _v.
delimitate [dilImIteIt] = delimit _v.
delimitation [dIlImIteISn] _n. ;
delineate [dIlInIeIt] _v. 1> , ; 2> ;
delineation [dIlInIeISn] _n. 1> 2> ԣ, ; , 3> ;
delineator [dIlInIeIt] _n. 1> , , . {. delineate} 2> , ;
delinquency [dIlINkwnsI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> (. ) 3> _attr. delinquency list _.
delinquent [dIlINkwnt] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> 2> _. ( ..)
deliquesce [delIkwes] _v. _. ;
deliquescence [delIkwesns] _n. _. , ;
deliquescent [delIkwesnt] _a. ( ݣ )
delirious [dIlIrIs] _a. 1> () 2> , ̣; ; delirious with delight 3> ; ( )
delirium [dIlIrIm] _n. 1> , 2>
deliriumtremens [dIlIrImtrimenz] _n.
delitescence [delItesns] _n. _. , ;
delitescent [delItesnt] _a. _. , ( )
deliver [dIlIv] _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 [dIlIvrns] _n. 1> , 2> ; , 3> _.
delivery [dIlIvrI] _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 ;
deliverynote [dIlIvrInut] _n. _.
deliveryvan [dIlIvrIvQn] _n.
dell [del] _n. ,
Delphian [delfIn] _a. 1> _-. ; Delphian oracle 2> , ;
Delphic [delfIk] = Delphian _a. 1> _-. ; Delphic oracle 2> , ;
delphinium [delfInIm] _n. _. , ,
delta [delt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> (); the D. 3> _attr. delta connection _.
deltaic [delteIIk] _a.
deltoid [deltId] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. _.
delude [dIlud] _v. , ; to delude oneself ;
deluge [deljudZ] 1. _n. 1> ; the D. _. 2> (. deluges of rain) 3> (); (); () 2. _v. , (. _.); to deluge with invitations
delusion [dIluZn] _n. 1> , ; to be ( to labour) under a delusion , 2> 3> _. ; ; delusion of grandeur ; delusion of persecution
delusive [dIlusIv], delusory [dIlusrI] _a. , , ; delusive hopes
delve [delv] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> ; ( ); ( ) 2> _. , ; to dig and delve
demagnetization [dimQgnItaIzeISn] _n.
demagnetize [dimQgnItaIz] _v.
demagog [demgg] = demagogue _n.
demagogic [demggIk] _a.
demagogue [demgg] _n.
demagogy [demggI] _n.
demand [dImAnd] 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 [dImAndnt] _n. _.
demarcate [dimAkeIt] _v. 1> 2>
demarcation [dimAkeISn] _n. 1> 2> ; line of demarcation
demarche [deImAS] _n. _. _.
demean _I [dImin] _v. _refl. _II [dImin] _v. ; to demean oneself ϣ ;
demeanour [dImin] _n. ,
dement [dIment] _v.
demented [dImentId] 1. _p-p. dement 2. _a. ; to be ( to become) demented ; it will drive me demented _. ģ
dementi [deImANti] _n. _. _. ( ..)
dementia [dImenSI] _n. _.
demerit [dimerIt] _n. 1> , , 2> _. (. ; . demerit mark)
demeritorious [dImerItrIs] _a. _.
demesne [dImeIn] _n. 1> (); to hold in demesne 2> () 3> _. , ; Royal demesne 4> ,
demi [demI] _pref. 1> -. -, , 2> , .. demitasse (ޣ )
demigod [demIgd] _n.
demijohn [demIdZn] _n. ԣ
demilitarize [dimIlItraIz] _v.
demilune [demIljun] _n. 1> _. 2> _. _. ,
demimonde [demImnd] _n. _.
demirep [demIrep] _n.
demisable [dImaIzbl] _a. , ( )
demise [dImaIz] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> ; 4> , 2. _v. 1> 2> (); 3> (of )
demission [dImISn] _n. _. ; ;
demit [dImIt] _v. _. ;
demiurge [dimIdZ] _n. 1> , , ( ) 2> _.
demo [demu] _n. _. _. demonstration 4
demob [dimb] _v. _. _. demobilize _v.
demobee [dimbi] _n. _.
demobilization [dimubIlaIzeISn] _n.
demobilize [dimubIlaIz] _v.
democracy [dImkrsI] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> (D.) _.
democrat [demkrQt] _n. 1> 2> (D.) _. 3> _. ̣ (. democrat wagon)
democratic [demkrQtIk] _a. ;
democratize [dImkrtaIz] _v.
demode [deImudeI] _a. _. ,
demoded [dimudId] = demode _a. ,
demographic [dimgrQfIk] _a. ; demographic explosion ( outburst)
demography [dimgrfI] _n.
demoiselle [demwAzel] _n. _. 1> _. 2> - 3> , -
demolish [dImlIS] _v. 1> ; () 2> , (, ) 3> _.
demolition [demlISn] _n. 1> ; , 2> , 3> _attr. demolition bomb ; demolition work
demon [dimn] _n. 1> , , ; -; a regular demon _. 2> _. ; he is a demon for work _. ޣ
demonetize [dimnItaIz] _v. 1> () 2> ()
demoniac [dImunIQk] _a. 1> , 2> ,
demoniacal [dImunaIkl] _a. 1> , 2> ,
demonic [dimnIk] _a. 1> , 2> ң
demonstrable [demnstrbl] _a.
demonstrate [demnstreIt] _v. 1> ; 2> ; 3> ( ..) 4> 5> _. ,
demonstration [demnstreISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> ( ..) 4> 5> _. ;
demonstrationist [demnstreISnIst] = demonstrator 1)
demonstrative [dImnstrtIv] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> , 3> 4> _. 2. _n.
demonstrator [demnstreIt] _n. 1> ; 2> , ;
demoralization [dImrlaIzeISn] _n.
demoralize [dImrlaIz] _v. 1> 2> ,
Demos [dims] _-. _n. ,
Demosthenic [demsTenIk] _a. ,
demote [dImut] _v. _. ,
demotic [dimtIk] _a. 1> ; 2> ( )
demount [dImaunt] _v. ,
demountable [dImauntbl] _a. , ߣ
demulcent [dImlsnt] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. , ,
demur [dIm] 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 [dImju] _a. 1> , ; أ 2>
demurrage [dImrIdZ] _n. _. 1> (, ) 2> , (, ) 3>
demurrer _I [dImr] _n. _. 1> 2> _II [dImr] _n. , , {. demur 2}
demy [dImaI] _n. 1> 2>
den [den] 1. _n. 1> , , ; 2> ( ) 3> _. 4> 5> 6> 2. _v. , ..;
denarius [dInErIs] _n. ( ; _. d. )
denary [dinrI] _a.
denaturalize [dinQtSrlaIz] _v. 1> 2> , ,
denature [dineItS] _v. 1> 2> ()
denatured alcohol [dineItSdQlkhl] _n.
denazification [dinAtsIfIkeISn] _n.
denazify [dinAtsIfaI] _v.
dendriform [dendrIfm] _a.
dendritic [dendrItIk] _a. , ;
dendroid [dendrId], dendroidal [dendrIdl] = dendritic _a. , ;
dendrology [dendrldZI] _n.
dene _I [din] _n. _II [din] _n. ,
dengue [deNgI] _n.
denial [dInaIl] _n. 1> 2> ; flat denial 3> ; to take no denial 4>
denigrate [denIgreIt] _v. _. , ,
denigration [denIgreISn] _n. _. ,
denim [denIm] _n.
denitrify [dinaItrIfaI] _v. _. ;
denizen [denIzn] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> (, ) 3>
denominate [dInmIneIt] _v. ;
denomination [dInmIneISn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ; to reduce feet and inches to the same denomination 4> , ; coins of small denominations 5> , , 6>
denominational [dInmIneISnl] _a. 1> -. 2>
denominative [dInmIntIv] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. 2. _n. _.
denominator [dInmIneIt] _n. _. ; to reduce to a common denominator
denotata [dinuteIt] _pl. denotatum
denotation [dinuteISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> () ; 4> _. ߣ 5> _. ӣ
denotative [dInuttIv] _a. 1> 2> (of )
denotatum [dinuteItm] _. _n. _pl. (ta) _.
denote [dInut] _v. 1> , , 2> (-.),
denotement [dInutmnt] _n. 1> 2> 3>
denouement [deInumAN] _n. _. 1> ( , ) 2> ,
denounce [dInauns] _v. 1> , ; 2> 3> 4> , (); to denounce a truce _. 5> , ()
denouncement [dInaunsmnt] _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> , ()
dense [dens] _a. 1> ; ; dense texture ; dense ignorance ; dense population 2> ; ; dense forest 3> , 4> _. ,
densely [denslI] _adv. , ; a densely populated area ̣
densimeter [densImIt] _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 [denteISn] _n. _.
denticle [dentIkl] _n. 1> 2> _.
denticular [dentIkjul] = denticulate _a. 1> 2> _. ֣
denticulate [dentIkjuleIt] _a. 1> 2> _. ֣
denticulated [Id] _a. 1> 2> _. ֣
dentiform [dentIfm] _a.
dentifrice [dentIfrIs] _n.
dentil [dentIl] = denticle 2)
dentilingual [dentIlINgwl] _a. _.
dentine [dentin] _n.
dentist [dentIst] _n. ,
dentistry [dentIstrI] _n. 1> 2>
dentition [dentISn] _n. 1> 2>
denture [dentS] _n. (. );
denuclearization [dinjuklIraIzeISn] _n. ,
denuclearized [dinjuklIraIzd] _a. ; denuclearized zone ; ,
denudation [dinjudeISn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
denudative [dInjudtIv] _a. ,
denude [dInjud] _v. 1> , 2> (-.); ; to denude of hope ; to denude of money 3> _.
denunciation [dInnsIeISn] _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> , ()
denunciative [dInnsItIv] _a. 1> 2>
denunciator [dInnsIeIt] _n. 1> 2>
denunciatory [dInnsItrI] = denunciative _a. 1> 2>
deny [dInaI] _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 [diȫudrnt] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ()
deodorize [diȫudraIz] _v. , () ,
deodorizer [diȫudraIz] = deodorant 1 _n. ,
deontology [dintldZI] _n.
deoxidate [diȍksIdeIt] = deoxidize
deoxidize [diȍksIdaIz] _v. _. , ;
depart [dIpAt] _v. 1> ; ; , 2> , , (from); to depart from tradition ; to depart from one's word (promise) ϣ (); to depart from one's plans 3> ;
departed [dIpAtId] 1. _p-p. depart 2. _a. 1> , 2> _. , ; departed joys 3. _n. (the departed) ()
department [dIpAtmnt] _n. 1> ; ; the men's clothing department ( ) 2> , (, ) 3> ; 4> _. ; State D. ( ); D. of the Navy - 5> 6> , 7> 8> _attr. ; ; department hospital
department store [dIpAtmntst] _n. ,
departmental [dipAtmentl] _a. 1> 2> departmental teaching ,
departmentalism [dipAtmentlIzm] _n.
departure [dIpAtS] _n. 1> , , ; ; to take one's departure ; 2> , ; a new departure , ( ..) 3> , 4> _. , 5> _. ; 6> _attr. , ; departure position ; the departure platform
depasture [dipAstS] _v. 1> () 2> ()
depauperate [dippreIt] _v. 1> 2> ,
depauperize [dippraIz] _v. ;
depend [dIpend] _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 [dIpendbIlItI] _n. ģ
dependable [dIpendbl] _a. ģ; ; dependable news
dependant [dIpendnt] 1. = dependent 2, 1 2. _a. Σ,
dependence [dIpendns] _n. 1> (upon); Σ ; to live in dependence ( -.); (-.); he was her sole dependence ţ 2> ; to place ( to put) dependence in smb. -. 3> _. ۣ ();
dependency [dIpendnsI] _n. 1> ; Σ 2> 3> _attr. dependency allowance
dependent [dIpendnt] 1. _a. 1> Σ, 2> ; (on ); dependent variable _. , 3> (on) 4> _. Σ ( ) 5> _. 2. _n. 1> 2> Σ 3> _.
dephosphorize [difsfraIz] _v. _. ,
depict [dIpIkt] _v. 1> , 2> ,
depicture [dIpIktS] _v. _. 1> = depict 2> ,
depilate [depIleIt] _v.
depilatory [dIpIltrI] 1. _a. 2. _n.
deplane [dipleIn] _v. () ̣
deplenish [dIplenIS] _v. ,
deplete [dIplit] _v. 1> , (, ..); ; _. ; depleted strength _. ( ) 2> _. 3> _.
depletion [dIpliSn] _n. 1> , (, ..); 2> _. , 3> _.
depletive [dIplitIv] 1. _a. 2. _n.
depletory [dIplitrI] = depletive 1 _a.
deplorable [dIplrbl] _a. ,
deplore [dIpl] _v. 1> , 2> ,
deploy [dIplI] 1. _n. _. ף 2. _v. 1> _. ף() 2> _. ; to deploy resources
deployment [dIplImnt] _n. ף
deplume [dIplum] _v. ; _. (, ..)
depolarise [dipulraIz] _v. 1> _. 2> , ( ..)
depone [dIpun] _v. _.
deponent [dIpunnt] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ( _. _. ) 2. _a. _. ( _. _. )
depopulate [dippjuleIt] _v. 1> ; 2> , ( )
depopulation [dippjuleISn] _n. 1> 2>
deport _I [dIpt] _v. , ; _II [dIpt] _v. _refl.
deportation [dipteISn] _n. , ,
deportee [dipti] _n. ;
deportment [dIptmnt] _n. 1> , ; 2> ,
depose [dIpuz] _v. 1> ( ); ( ) 2> _. ,
deposit [dIpzIt] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> , ; ; to place money on deposit 3> 4> ; ; 5> _. , , 2. _v. 1> 2> ; 3> , 4> 5> , , 6> ( )
depositary [dIpzItrI] _n. 1> , , 2> = depository
deposition [depzISn] _n. 1> ( ); () 2> _. 3> _. 4> , ( ) 5> , ,
depositor [dIpzIt] _n. ; ;
depository [dIpzItrI] _n. , ; _. , ; he is a depository of learning ޣ,
depot [depu] _n. 1> ; ; , 2> _. 3> _. 4> [dipou] _. 5> _attr. , ; depot battery () 6> _attr. depot ship -, ; depot aerodrome -
depravation [deprveISn] _n. 1> ; ݣ 2> ,
deprave [dIpreIv] _v. 1> ; 2> ,
depraved [dIpreIvd] 1. _p-p. deprave 2. _a. ; ݣ
depravity [dIprQvItI] _n. 1> ; ݣ 2> _.
deprecate [deprIkeIt] _v. , , , ; to deprecate war ; to deprecate hasty action
deprecation [deprIkeISn] _n. , ; ;
deprecative [deprIkeItIv] _a. 1> 2> = deprecatory 1
deprecatory [deprIktrI] _a. 1> -. 2> ; ,
depreciate [dIpriSIeIt] _v. 1> (), 2> , ,
depreciatingly [dIpriSIeItINlI] _adv. ,
depreciation [dIpriSIeISn] _n. 1> , ; 2> ; 3> ( ޣ) 4> _. ,
depreciatory [dIpriSjtrI] _a. 1> 2>
depredate [deprIdeIt] _v. 1> 2>
depredation [deprIdeISn] _n. (. _pl.) 1> £, 2> ;
depredator [deprIdeIt] _n. 1> 2>
depress [dIpres] _v. 1> , , ; 2> ; ; to depress the action of the heart ; the trade is depressed 3> ; to depress eyes ; to depress the voice 4> , (-.)
depressant [dIpresnt] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. -.
depressed [dIprest] 1. _p-p. depress 2. _a. 1> , 2> , 3> , ; depressed areas
depressing [dIpresIN] 1. _pres-p. depress 2. _a. , ; ;
depression [dIpreSn] _n. 1> ԣ , ; 2> , ( ..) 3> _. ; depression of trade 4> , , , ; depression in the ground 5> _. () 6> _. () 7> _. ,
depressor [dIpres] _n. _. (. depressor muscle)
deprivation [deprIveISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
deprive [dIpraIv] _v. 1> (of - -.) 2> _. ;
depth [depT] _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 [depTbm] _n.
depth-charge [depTtSAdZ] = depth-bomb
depth-gauge [depTgeIdZ] _n. ;
depurate [depjureIt] _v. ()
depuration [depjureISn] _n.
deputation [depjuteISn] _n. 1> , 2>
depute [dIpjut] _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 [depjutISerIf] _n. _. , ޣ
deracinate [dIrQsIneIt] _v. ;
derail [dIreIl] _v. 1> (); the car was derailed ۣ 2>
derailment [dIreIlmnt] _n. ;
derange [dIreIndZ] _v. 1> ; (, ) 2> ( ..) 3> ;
deranged [dIreIndZd] 1. _p-p. derange 2. 1> , ; to be (mentally) deranged , 2> ,
derangement [dIreIndZmnt] _n. 1> , 2>
derate [direIt] _v.
deration [dirQSn] _v. ,
Derby [dAbI] _n. 1> 2> (d.) [dbI] _. ( ) 3> _attr. Derby day ( )
derelict [derIlIkt] 1. _a. 1> , ; ; 2> 3> _. (, ) 2. _n. 1> -. 2> , 3> , , ; 4> _. , 5> ,
dereliction [derIlIkSn] _n. 1> 2> 3> (. dereliction of duty); 4> ;
derequisition [direkwIzISn] _v. ( )
derestrict [dirIstrIkt] _v.
deride [dIraId] _v. ,
derision [dIrIZn] _n. 1> , ; to hold ( to have) in derision ; to be in derision ; to bring into derision 2> _.
derisive [dIraIsIv] _a. 1> , 2> ; derisive attempts ,
derivable [dIraIvbl] _a. ,
derivation [derIveISn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. , 3> 4> _. ; ; 5> _. ; () 6> _. , 7> _.
derivative [dIrIvtIv] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. (); 2. _a. ; to be logically derivative from smth. -.
derive [dIraIv] _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 [dm] _n. _.
derma [dm] _n. _.
dermal [dml] _a. _.
dermatic [dmQtIk] = dermal
dermatitis [dmtaItIs] _n. _. ,
dermatologist [dmtldZIst] _n. ,
dermatology [dmtldZI] _n.
dernier [dnI] _a. _. ; dernier cry ; dernier resort
derogate [derugeIt] _v. 1> (, ); ( ..); to derogate from smb.'s reputation -. 2> , ϣ
derogation [derugeISn] _n. 1> (, ); (); it is said on derogation of his character , 2>
derogatory [dIrgtrI] _a. 1> ; ( ..) 2>
derrick [derIk] _n. 1> _. -; ߣ ; _. ߣ 2> 3> _. ( XVII .)
derring-do [derINdu] _n. ;
derringer [derIndZ] _n. _.
dervish [dvIS] _. _n.
desalt [dislt] _v.
descale [diskeIl] _v. ,
descant 1. _n. [deskQnt] 1> , , 2> ; 3> 2. _v. [dIskQnt] 1> , (upon) 2> ,
descend [dIsend] _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 [dIsendbl] _. = descendible
descendant [dIsendnt] _n. ; direct ( lineal) descendant
descendible [dIsendbl] _a.
descent [dIsent] _n. 1> ; ; to make a parachute descent 2> , 3> (, ..) 4> 5> ( ̣ ) 6> , (, ) 7> () 8> (. );
describe [dIskraIb] _v. 1> , ; (); to describe one's purposes 2> (, );
description [dIskrIpSn] _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 [dIskrIptIv] _a. ; ; ; descriptive attribute _. ; descriptive geometry ; descriptive style ,
descry [dIskraI] _v. 1> , , (. ) 2> 3> _.
desecrate [desIkreIt] _v. ; ()
desecration [desIkreISn] _n. ,
desegregation [disegrIgeISn] _n. ,
desensitize [disensItaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _.
desert _I 1. _n. [dezt] 1> 2> 3> , .. 2. _a. [dezt] 1> ; desert island 2> , 3. _v. [dIzt] 1> , ; (); his courage deserted him 2> _. _II [dIzt] _n. 1> 2> (. _pl.) ( ); ; to treat people according to their deserts ; to obtain ( to meet with) one's deserts
deserter [dIzt] _n. 1> 2>
desertion [dIzSn] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> 3> ; in utter desertion
deserve [dIzv] _v. , (-.); to deserve attention ; to deserve well (ill) (); to deserve well of one's country
deserved [dIzvd] 1. _p-p. deserve 2. _a.
deservedly [dIzvIdlI] _adv. , ,
deserving [dIzvIN] 1. _pres-p. deserve 2. _a. ;
deshabille [deIzQbieI] _. = dishabille
desiccate [desIkeIt] _v. 1> ; desiccated milk ; desiccated fruit ۣ 2> ,
desiccation [desIkeISn] _n. ; ;
desiccator [desIkeIt] _n. , ; , ;
desiderata [dIzIdreIt] _pl. desideratum
desiderate [dIzddreIt] _v. _. (-.), ( ޣ-.); (-.)
desideratum [dIzddreItm] _. _n. (_pl. ta) -. , ; ,
design [dIzaIn] 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 [dezIgneISn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , 4> ( ) 5>
designed [dIzaInd] 1. _p-p. design 2 2. _a. 1> , .. 2> 3>
designedly [dIzaInIdlI] _adv. ,
designer [dIzaIn] _n. 1> ; 2> ԣ 3> 4> , 5>
designing [dIzaInIN] 1. _pres-p. design 2 2. _n. 1> , 2> 3. _a. 1> , 2> ; ,
desirability [dIzaIrbIlItI] _n.
desirable [dIzaIrbl] _a. 1> , 2> ,
desire [dIzaI] 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 [dIzaIrs] _a. , (-.); to be desirous to succeed ( of success)
desist [dIzIst] _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 [desleISn] _n. 1> , , 2> , 3> ,
despair [dIspE] 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 [dIspErINlI] _adv. ; ģ
despatch [dIspQtS] 1. _n. 1> , (, ) 2> () ; 3> , (); to do smth. with despatch -. ; the matter requires despatch 4> , ; ; happy despatch > ; > 2. _v. 1> ; , 2> , ( , ); to despatch one's dinner 3> _. 4> _. ,
desperado [desprAdu] _. _n. (_pl. oes [ouz]) ; ;
desperate [desprIt] _a. 1> , ģ; in desperate condition 2> ģ ; ; desperate daring > ; > 3> ; ; desperate storm ; desperate fool
desperation [despreISn] _n. 1> , ; to drive smb. to desperation _. -. , 2>
despicable [despIkbl] _a.
despise [dIspaIz] _v.
despite [dIspaIt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> in despite of (. _prep.) ; ; in his despite 2. _prep. ; despite our efforts
despiteful [dIspaItful] _a. _. ,
despoil [dIspIl] _v. , ; (of - -.)
despoilment [dIspIlmnt] _n. ; £;
despoliation [dIspulIeISn] = despoilment
despond [dIspnd] 1. _v. , , 2. _n. _. , ,
despondency [dIspndnsI] _n. , ,
despondent [dIspndnt] _a. ,
despot [despt] _n.
despotic [desptIk] _a.
despotism [desptIzm] _n. 1> 2>
desquamate [deskwmeIt] _v. _. ,
dessert [dIzt] _n. , ()
dessert-spoon [dIztspun] _n.
destination [destIneISn] _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> (D.) _. ; _pl.
destitute [destItjut] 1. _a. 1> ۣ (of - -.) 2> ; to be left destitute 2. _n. (the destitute) ,
destitution [destItjuSn] _n. ; ;
destrier [destrI] _n. _.
destroy [dIstrI] _v. 1> ; 2> , 3>
destroyer [dIstrI] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> _.
destruction [dIstrkSn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ; overconfidence was his destruction
destructive [dIstrktIv] 1. _a. 1> ; destructive agency 2> , ; destructive to health 3> destructive distillation _. 2. _n. 1> 2>
destructor [dIstrkt] _n.
desuetude [dIsjuItjud] _n. ; ; to fall into desuetude
desulphurize [dislfraIz] _v. _. ,
desultory [desltrI] _a. , ; ; desultory conversation ; desultory reading ; desultory remark ; desultory fighting _. ; desultory fire _.
detach [dItQtS] _v. 1> (); ; ; ; (from) 2> _. _. , (, )
detachable [dItQtSbl] _a. 1> ߣ 2> ;
detached [dItQtSt] 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 [dItQtSmnt] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ģ; ۣ; ; an air of detachment ۣ 3> ; ( ..) 4> _. _. ; ͣ ޣ 5> _. ()
detail [diteIl] 1. _n. 1> ; ; to go ( to enter) into details ; in detail ; 2> _pl. ( ); , 3> _. ; 4> _attr. , ; detail drawing ԣ 2. _v. 1> , 2> _. ; ,
detailed [diteIld] 1. _p-p. detail 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> _. ;
detailing [diteIlIN] 1. _pres-p. detail 2 2. _n. _. , ; detailing for guard
detain [dIteIn] _v. 1> ; 2> ( ..) 3> ; 4> ; ( ..)
detainee [diteIni] _n. _. ,
detainer [dIteIn] _n. _. 1> 2>
detank [ditQNk] _v. _. ()
detect [dItekt] _v. 1> , 2> _. ,
detection [dItekSn] _n. 1> , 2> _.
detective [dItektIv] 1. _n. , ; 2. _a. ; ; detective novel
detector [dItekt] _n. 1> ; lie detector 2> _. 3> _.
detent [dItent] _n. _. , ݣ, ;
detente [detANt] _n. _. , (. )
detention [dItenSn] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> 4> 5> _. 6> _attr. detention camp
detenu [detnju] _n. _. , ޣ
deter [dIt] _v. (from - -.); (from)
deterge [dItdZ] _v. _.
detergent [dItdZnt] 1. _n. , ; 2. _a. ,
deteriorate [dItIrIreIt] _v. 1> (); () 2> 3>
deterioration [dItIrIreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
deteriorative [dItIrIreItIv] _a.
determinant [dItmInnt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. , 2. _a. , ,
determinate 1. _a. [dItmInIt] 1> ̣, 2> ۣ, 3> 2. _v. [dItmIneIt]
determination [dItmIneISn] _n. 1> ; ( ..); determination of price 2> ; 3> ; 4> _. ()
determinative [dItmIntIv] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> 2. _n. 1> 2> _.
determine [dItmIn] _v. 1> ; 2> (); to determine upon a course of action , ; 3> , 4> , 5> _. , ( , ..) 6> ;
determined [dItmInd] 1. _p-p. determine 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; ; ; determined character ף
determinism [dItmInIzm] _n. _.
deterrence [dIterns] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ,
deterrent [dIternt] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. 1> , ; 2>
detersive [dItsIv] 1. _n. , ; 2. _a. ,
detest [dItest] _v. ,
detestable [dItestbl] _a. ; ; detestable act
detestation [ditesteISn] _n. 1> 2> , ,
dethrone [dITrun] _v. 1> 2>
dethronement [dITrunmnt] _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 [detuneISn] _n. ;
detonator [detuneIt] _n. 1> ; 2> _-.
detour [ditu] _n. , ; ; to make a detour
detract [dItrQkt] _v. 1> ; 2> , ; that does not detract from his merit
detraction [dItrQkSn] _n. 1> , 2> ;
detractive [dItrQktIv] _a. 1> 2>
detractor [dItrQkt] _n.
detractory [dItrQktrI] _a. 1> 2>
detrain [ditreIn] _v. 1> () (. ) 2> , ()
detriment [detrImnt] _n. , ; without detriment to ; I know nothing to his detriment ; to the detriment of one's health
detrimental [detrImentl] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> ; detrimental to one's health 2. _n. _. ( )
detrition [dItrISn] _n. . _. ,
detritus [dItraIts] _n. 1> _. 2> _attr. detritus mineral
detruck [ditrk] _v. _. 1> () 2>
detrude [dItrud] _v. ,
detruncate [ditrNkeIt] _v. ,
detune [ditjun] _v. _.
deuce _I [djus] _n. 1> , 2> ޣ ( ) _II [djus] _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 [djust] 1. _a. _. ; ; I'm in a deuced hurry 2. _adv. ,
deuterium [djutIrIm] _n. _. _. , ֣
Deuteronomy [djutrnmI] _n. _.
devaluate [divQljueIt] _v. 1> 2> _.
devaluation [divQljueISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
devalue [divQlju] = divaluate
devastate [devsteIt] _v. ,
devastated [devsteItId] _a. ۣ, ң; devastated areas ( -. ) ,
devastating [devsteItIN] 1. _pres-p. devastate 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; devastating contrast
devastation [devsteISn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ()
develop [dIvelp] _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 [dIvelp] _n. 1> 2> _.
development [dIvelpmnt] _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 [dIvelpmentl] _a. 1> ; developmental diseases ; developmental resources , 2>
deviate [divIeIt] _v. ; ; ; to deviate from the truth ; to deviate ships
deviation [divIeISn] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> ( ) 4> _. _. , ң 5> _attr. deviation clause _. , ,
device [dIvaIs] _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'sbones [devlzbunz] _n. _pl. _.
devil'sbooks [devlzbuks] _n. _pl. _.
devil'scoach-horse [devlzkutShs] _n. ޣ
devil'sdarning-needle [devlzdAnINnidl] _n. _.
devil-may-care [devlmeIkE] _a. ; ; ; devil-may-care attitude , ӣ -
devil-worship [devlwSIp] _n.
devildom [devldm] _n. ,
devilfish [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 [divjs] _a. 1> ; 2> , ; ; devious paths 3> ; , 4> ̣, Σ
devisable [dIvaIzbl] _a. 1> , ԣ 2> _. ,
devise [dIvaIz] 1. _n. _. ; () 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> _. ()
devisee [devIzi] _n. _. ( )
deviser [dIvaIz] _n. 1> 2> _.
devisor [devIz] _.
devitalize [divaItlaIz] _v. ;
devitrification [divItrIfIkeISn] _n. _. _.
devocalize [divuklaIz] _v. _. ,
devoid [dIvId] _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 [divluSn] _n. 1> (, ..) 2> () 3> _. ,
devolve [dIvlv] _v. 1> (, ..) 2> ( , .. - upon) 3> ( ) 4> , ( );
Devonian [devunjn] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. 2. _n. 1> 2> _. ,
devote [dIvut] _v. 1> , ; to devote much time to studies 2> (-.)
devoted [dIvutId] 1. _p-p. devote 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ݣ 3> (-.); he is devoted to sports
devotedly [dIvutIdlI] _adv.
devotee [devuti] _n. 1> , -. ; ; 2> ; ,
devotion [dIvuSn] _n. 1> ; 2> (-.) 3> ; devotion to tennis 4> 5> _pl. ;
devotional [dIvuSnl] _a. ,
devour [dIvau] _v. 1> ; 2> _. ; ; devoured by curiosity (anxiety) (); to devour novel after novel ; to devour the way ; he devoured every word
devouringly [dIvaurINlI] _adv. ; to gaze devouringly at
devout [dIvaut] _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 [djukl] _n. ( )
dew-drop [djudrp] _n. ,
dew-fall [djufl] _n. 1> 2> ,
dew-point [djupInt] _n. _. ; ,
dewberry [djuberI] _n.
dewiness [djuInIs] _n.
dewlap [djulQp] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ң ( ) 3> _.
dewy [djuI] _a. 1> ; 2> , Σ 3> _. ;
dexter [dekst] _a. 1> 2> _. ( )
dexterity [deksterItI] _n. 1> ; ; 2>
dexterous [dekstrs] _a. 1> , 2> ,
dextrin [dekstrIn] _n. _.
dextrine [dekstrIn] _n. _.
dextro-rotatory [dekstruruttrI] = dextrogyrate
dextrogyrate [dekstrudZaIreIt] _a. _. ,
dextrorse [dekstrs] _a. _.
dextrose [dekstrus] _n. _.
dextrous [dekstrs] = dexterous
dhole [dul] _. _n.
dhoti [dutI] _. _n.
dhow [dau] _n.
dhurrie [drI] _n. , , ..
dhurry [drI] _n. , , ..
di- [dI], [daI] _pref. 1> = dis; diatomic 2> = dia-
dia- [daI] _pref. -, -
diabase [daIbeIs] _n. _.
diabetes [daIbitiz] _n. _. ,
diabetic [daIbetIk] 1. _n. 2. _a.
diablerie [dIAblrI] _n. _. ; ޣ
diabolic [daIblIk], diabolical [daIblIkl] _a. 1> 2> (. diabolical) ,
diabolism [daIQblIzm] _n. 1> 2> ޣ , 3> ; 4> ,
diachylon [daIQkIln] _n. _.
diachylum [daIQkIlm] _n. _.
diacritic [daIkrItIk] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
diacritical [daIkrItIkl] _a.
diadem [daIdem] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; 2> 2. _v. ,
diaeresis [daIIrIsIs] _. _n. (_pl. -eses) _. ( ţ ; ., na\"\i ve)
diagnose [daIgnuz] _v.
diagnoses [daIgnusiz] _pl. diagnosis
diagnosis [daIgnusIs] _. _n. (_pl. -oses) 1> ; to make a diagnosis 2> ,
diagnostic [daIgnstIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> () 2> = diagnosis
diagnosticate [daIgnstIkeIt] = diagnose
diagnostician [daIgnstISn] _n.
diagnostics [daIgnstIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
diagonal [daIQgnl] 1. _a. , ; diagonal cloth , 2. _n.
diagram [daIgrQm] 1. _n. 1> ; ; assembled diagram 2> ; () ԣ 3> _attr. ; in diagram form 2. _v. 1> 2>
diagrammatic [daIgrmQtIk], diagrammatical [daIgrmQtIkl] _a.
diagrammatize [daIgrQmtaIz] ; () 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 [daIlektl] _a. _.
dialectical [daIlektIkl] _a. 1> _. ; dialectical materialism ; dialectical method 2> = dialectal
dialectician [daIlektISn] _n. _.
dialectics [daIlektIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
dialectology [daIlektldZI] _n.
dialogic [daIldZIk] _a.
dialogue [daIlg] _n. 1> ( , ) 2>
dialysis [daIQlIsIs] _n. _.
diameter [daIQmIt] _n.
diametral [daIQmItrl] _a. ;
diametric [daImetrIk] _a. (. _.)
diametrical [daImetrIkl] _a. (. _.)
diametrically [daImetrIklI] _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 D. State _. 2> ; diamond anniversary , _. . 3. _v.
diamond-field [daImndfild] _n.
diamond-point [daImndpInt] _n. 1> 2> _pl. _-.
Diana [daIQn] _n. . _.
diapason [daIpeIsn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
diaper [daIp] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> ̣ 4> 2. _v. 1> 2> ף ̣,
diaphanous [daIQfns] _a. ,
diaphoretic [daIfuretIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
diaphragm [daIfrQm] _n. 1> _. 2> , 3> _. 4> _. _.
diaphragmatic [daIfrQgmQtIk] _a.
diarchy [daIAkI] _n. ,
diarist [daIrIst] _n. ,
diarize [daIraIz] _v.
diarrhoea [daIrI] _n. _.
diary [daIrI] _n. 1> 2> -
diastole [daIQstlI] _n. _.
diathermancy [daITmnsI] _n. _. ,
diathermic [daITmIk] _a. _. ;
diathermy [daITmI] _n. _.
diathesis [daIQTIsIs] _n. _.
diatom [daItm] _n. _. (Σ)
diatomic [daItmIk] _a. _.
diatonic [daItnIk] _a. _.
diatribe [daItraIb] _n. _. ,
dibasic [daIbeIsIk] _. 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 [daIsbks] _n. ,
dicer [daIs] _n.
dichogamy [daIkgmI] _n. _. ,
dichotomy [daIktmI] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. ,
dichromatic [daIkrumQtIk] _a.
dichromic [daIkrumIk] _a. _.
dickens [dIkInz] _n. _. ޣ; what the dickens do you want? ޣ ?
dicker [dIk] 1. _n. 1> _. ( , . , ) 2> 3> , 2. _v.
dickey [dIkI] = dicky [dIkI] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> _. , 4> 5> 2. _a. _. 1> , ; ף 2> ģ ( ..)
dicky [dIkI] = dickey
dicotyledon [daIktIlidn] _n. _.
dicotyledonous [daIktIlidns] _a. _.
dicta [dIkt] _pl. dictum
dictagraph [dIktgrAf] _n.
dictaphone [dIktfun] _n.
dictate 1. _n. [dIkteIt] 1> ( _pl.) , , the dictates of reason (of conscience) () 2> _. 2. _v. [dIkteIt] 1> ( ..) 2> ; ( ..)
dictation [dIkteISn] _n. 1> ; ; to write at smb.'s dictation -. ; to take dictation ; _. 2> ; to do smth. at smb.'s dictation -. -. , 3> = dictate 1, 2
dictator [dIkteIt] _n.
dictatorial [dIkttrIl] _a. 1> 2> ,
dictatorship [dIkteItSIp] _n. ; the dictatorship of the proletariat
diction [dIkSn] _n. 1> , ; ; poetic diction 2>
dictionary [dIkSnrI] _n.
dictograph [dIktgrAf] _n.
dictum [dIktm] _n. (_pl. dicta) 1> , 2> , 3> _. ,
did [dId] _p. do I
didactic [dIdQktIk] _a. 1> ; 2>
didacticism [dIdQktIsIzm] _n. ;
didactics [dIdQktIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
didder [dId] _v. ,
diddle [dIdl] _v. 1> _. , ; to diddle smb. out of his money -. 2>
didn't _. = did not
dido [daIdu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) _. _. , ; 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 [daIweI] _a. ;
die-hard [daIhAd] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
die-sinker [daIsINk] _n. ,
die-stock [daIstk] _n. _.
dielectric [daIIlektrIk] _. 1. _n. , 2. _a.
dies irae [dieIzIraI] _. _n. _.
dies non [daIiznn] _. _n.
Diesel [dizl] _n. _. , (. Diesel engine, Diesel motor)
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 [daIItetIk] _a.
dietetics [daIItetIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
dietitian [daIItISn] _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 [dIfrenSI] _n. (_pl. -)
differentiae [dIfrenSIi] _pl. differentia
differential [dIfrenSl] 1. _n. 1> _. _. 2> 3> _-. 2. _a. 1> 2> _. ; differential gear _. , 3> _. ; differential rent ; differential rate
differentiate [dIfrenSIeIt] _v. 1> (), (); to differentiate one from another 2> () 3>
differentiation [dIfrenSIeISn] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
differently [dIfrntlI] _adv. , -; -; ; now he thinks quite differently about it
difficile [dIfIsil] _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 [dIfrQkt] _v. _. , ()
diffraction [dIfrQkSn] _n. _. , ()
diffuse 1. _a. [dIfjus] 1> ( ..) 2> Σ, 3> , 2. _v. [dIfjuz] 1> (, ..) 2> ; to diffuse learning ( knowledge) 3> ; , 4> _. ( )
diffusedlight [dIfjuzdlaIt] _n.
diffusible [dIfjuzbl] _a. _.
diffusion [dIfjuZn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ,
diffusive [dIfjusIv] _a. 1> 2> 3> _.
dig [dIg] 1. _v. (dug, _. digged [d]) 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 [daIgQstrIk] _. 1. _a. ( ) 2. _n. ()
digest 1. _n. [daIdZest] 1> (); ; ; , (); ; 2> (the D.) , 2. _v. [dIdZest] 1> () ( ); this food digests well , 2> ; to read, mark and inwardly digest ; to digest the events 3> () 4> , 5> , ; 6> (); (); () 7> _-.
digester [dIdZest] _n. 1> , 2> ; - 3> _.
digestibility [dIdZestbIlItI] _n.
digestible [dIdZestbl] _a. ,
digestion [dIdZestSn] _n. 1> 2> ( ..)
digestive [dIdZestIv] 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 [dIgwsp] _n.
digging [dIgIN] 1. _pres-p. dig 1 2. _n. 1> , أ; 2> _pl. , ; 3> ( ) 4> 5> _pl. _. , أ; "" 6> _pl. _. _. ,
digit [dIdZIt] _n. 1> 2> ( ; = 3/4 ) 3> _. ( 0 9)
digital [dIdZItl] 1. _a. 1> , 2> ; digital computer 2. _n. 1> 2>
digitalis [dIdZIteIlIs] _n. _. _. ,
digitate [dIdZItIt] _a. 1> _. 2> _.
digitated [dIdZIteItId] _a. 1> _. 2> _.
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 [daIgrAf] _n.
digress [daIgres] _v. ; , ( ..)
digression [daIgreSn] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> _. ()
digressive [daIgresIv] _a. , ( ..)
digue [dig] = dike
dihedral [daIhidrl] _. 1. _a. ; dihedral angle 2. _n. = dihedral angle {. 1}
dike [daIk] = digue [dig] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> , 4> 5> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> () 4> (̣, )
dike-reeve [daIkriv] _n. , , ( )
dilapidate [dIlQpIdeIt] _v. 1> ; (); (); 2> ,
dilapidated [dIlQpIdeItId] 1. _p-p. dilapidate 2. _a. 1> , ; 2> ң 3> ,
dilapidation [dIlQpIdeISn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3>
dilatable [daIleItbl] _a. ,
dilatation [daIleIteISn] _n. 1> 2>
dilate [daIleIt] _v. 1> (); with dilated eyes 2> ; to dilate upon smth. ޣ-.
dilation [daIleISn] _n. 1> 2>
dilative [daIleItIv] _a. (-)
dilator [daIleIt] _n. 1> _. 2>
dilatory [dIltrI] _a. 1> 2> ; () 3>
dilemma [dIlem] _n. ; ; to be put into a dilemma, to be in a dilemma ; to be on the horns of a dilemma
dilettante [dIlItQntI] _. 1. _n. (_pl. -ti) , 2. _a. ,
dilettanti [dIlItQnti] _pl. dilettante
dilettantism [dIlItQntIzm] _n. ,
diligence _I [dIlIdZns] _n. , , _II [dIlIZAns] _n. _.
diligent [dIlIdZnt] _a. 1> , , 2> _.
dill [dIl] _n.
dilly-dally [dIlIdQlI] _v. ; ,
diluent [dIljunt] _. 1. _n. , , 2. _a. ,
dilute [daIljut] 1. _v. 1> , , ; 2> , (, ..) 3> , ; to dilute labour 2. _a. ģ,
dilutee [daIljuti] _n. ,
dilution [daIluSn] _n. 1> , , 2> ; dilution of labour
diluvial [daIluvjl] _a. _.
diluvium [daIluvjm] _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 [dImwItId] _a. ,
dime [daIm] _n. _. 1> 10 2> _attr. ۣ; dime novel ۣ ; not to care a dime ;
dimension [dImenSn] 1. _n. 1> ; of three dimensions ң 2> _pl. , ; ߣ; ; scheme of vast dimensions , 2. _v. ;
dimensional [dImenSnl] _a. ;
dimerous [dImrs] _a. _. _.
dimeter [dImIt] _n. ң
dimethyl [daImeTIl] _n. _.
dimidiate 1. _a. [dImIdIIt] ̣ 2. _v. [dImIdIeIt] ,
diminish [dImInIS] _v. 1> (), () 2> 3>
diminished [dImInISt] 1. _p-p. diminish 2. _a. 1> ; diminished arch _. , ; diminished column 2> ; to hide one's diminished head ,
diminuendo [dImInjuendu] _. _n. _adv. _.
diminution [dImInjuSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. 3> _.
diminutival [dImInjutaIvl] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
diminutive [dImInjutIv] 1. _a. 1> , 2> _. 2. _n. _.
dimity [dImItI] _n. , , ..
dimmer [dIm] _n. _.
dimmish [dImIS] _a. ,
dimness [dImnIs] _n. . {. dim 1}
dimorphic [daImfIk] _a. ,
dimorphism [daImfIzm] _n.
dimorphous [daImfs] _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 [dinA] _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 [daInraut] _n. ,
dinette [daInet] _n. _. , ( )
ding [dIN] 1. _n. 2. _v. (dinged [d], dung) 1> ( ..) 2>
ding-dong [dINdN] 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 [dINgldQNgl] 1. _n. ң 2. _adv.
dingo [dINgu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) _.
dingy [dIndZI] _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 [dIndZQkIt] _n.
dinner-pail [dInpeIl] _n.
dinner-party [dInpAtI] _n. ;
dinner-service [dInsvIs], dinner-set [dInset] _n. ,
dinner-time [dIntaIm] _n. ( )
dinner-wagon [dInwQgn] _n. ( ̣)
dinosaur [daInus] _n.
dint [dInt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> by dint of (. _prep.) , ԣ 2. _v. ,
diocesan [daIȍsIsn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ( )
diocese [daIsIs] _n.
diode [daIud] _n. _.
dioecious [daIiSs] _a. _.
Dionysiacs [daInIzIQks] _n. _pl. , ( )
diopter [daIȍpt] _n. _. 1> 2> ( )
dioptre [daIȍpt] _n. _. 1> 2> ( )
dioptric [daIȍptrIk] _a. _. ,
dioptrics [daIȍptrIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
diorama [daIrAm] _n. _.
dioxide [daIȍksaId] _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 [t], 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 [dIpnidl] _n.
dip-net [dIpnet] _n. ( )
diphasic [daIfeIzIk] _a. _.
diphtheria [dIfTIrI] _n. _. ,
diphtheric [dIfTerIk] _a.
diphtheritic [dIfTrItIk] _a.
diphthong [dIfTN] _n. _.
diphthongal [dIfTNgl] _a. _.
diphthongize [dIfTNgaIz] _v. _. ;
diploma [dIplum] 1. _n. 1> ; ; diploma in architecture 2> 2. _v. (. _p-p.)
diplomacy [dIplumsI] _n.
diplomaed [dIplumd] 1. _p-p. diploma 2 2. _a. ,
diplomat [dIplmQt] _n.
diplomatic [dIplmQtIk] _a. 1> ; diplomatic body ( corps) ; diplomatic bag ( pouch) , 2> , ; be diplomatic 3> 4> , ; diplomatic copy
diplomatics [dIplmQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) 1> 2> ( )
diplomatist [dIplumtIst] = diplomat
diplomatize [dIplumtaIz] _v.
dipnoi [dIpnI] _n. _pl. _. ()
dipolar [daIpul] _a. _.
dipper [dIp] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ; 4> the (Big) D. _. ; the Little D. _. 5> () 6> _.
dipping [dIpIN] 1. _pres-p. dip 2 2. _n. , ;
dipping-needle [dIpINnidl] = dip-needle
dippy [dIpI] _a. _. ,
dipsomania [dIpsumeInj] _n. _.
dipsomaniac [dIpsumeInIQk] _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 [dIrekt] 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 [dIrektINpust] _n.
direction [dIrekSn] _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 [dIrekSnsaIn] _n. ()
direction-finder [dIrekSnfaInd] _n.
directional [dIrekSnl] _a. , ; directional radio ; ; directional transmitter ,
directive [dIrektIv] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> ; 2>
directly [dIrektlI] 1. _adv. 1> 2> 3> ; 2. _cj. _. ; to get up directly the bell rings
director [dIrekt] _n. 1> ; ; managing director - , 2> 3> _. 4> _. 5> ӣ 6> ֣ (, ) 7> _. ; Σ
directorate [dIrektrIt] _n. 1> , 2>
directorial [dIrkturIl] _a. ; directorial board
directorship [dIrektSIp] _n. ;
directory [dIrektrI] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; ; telephone directory 3> _. 4> (D.) _. 2. _a. , ,
directress [dIrektrIs] _n. ,
directrices [dIrektrIsiz] _pl. directrix
directrix [dIrektrIks] _. _n. (_pl. -rices) _. ,
direful [daIful] _a. ; ;
dirge [ddZ] _n. 1> 2>
dirigible [dIrIdZbl] 1. _n. 2. _a. (. )
diriment [dIrImnt] _a. _. ; diriment impediment of marriage ,
dirk [dk] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _v.
dirndl [dndl] _. _n. 1> 2> (. dirndl skirt)
dirt [dt] _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 [dttrQk] _n.
dirt-cheap [dttSip] _a. ۣ;
dirtily [dtIlI] _adv. 1> 2> ,
dirtiness [dtInIs] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
dirty [dtI] 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 [dIsbIlItI] _n. 1> , ; 2> _. 3> ԣ 4> _attr. disability pension
disable [dIseIbl] _v. 1> , ; 2> _. , 3> _.
disabled [dIseIbld] 1. _p-p. disable 2. _a. ; ; disabled soldier ( veteran) ; disabled worker
disablement [dIseIblmnt] _n. 1> 2> 3>
disabuse [dIsbjuz] _v. disabuse smb. of error -. ; to disabuse one's mind ;
disaccord [dIskd] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
disadvantage [dIsdvAntIdZ] _n. 1> , ; to be at a disadvantage ; to take smb. at a disadvantage > -. ; > , -.; to put smb. at a disadvantage -. 2> , ; 3>
disadvantageous [dIsQdvAnteIdZs] _a. ,
disaffected [dIsfektId] _a. 1> 2>
disaffirm [dIsfm] _v. 1> 2> _. ()
disafforest [dIsfrIst] _v. 1> 2> _. ( )
disagree [dIsgri] _v. 1> , , 2> ; ; I disagree with you 3> , ; they disagree 4> , , ( , - with)
disagreeable [dIsgrIbl] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; 2. _n. (. _pl.)
disagreement [dIsgrimnt] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
disallow [dIslau] _v. 1> 2> ; to disallow a claim 3>
disallowance [dIslauns] _n. 1> 2>
disannul [dIsnl] _v. , ;
disappear [dIspI] _v. 1> ; 2>
disappearance [dIspIrns] _n. 1> 2>
disappoint [dIspInt] _v. 1> ; to be disappointed at smth. ޣ-. 2> () 3> ; he was disappointed of the prize
disappointed [dIspIntId] 1. _p-p. disappoint 2. _a. , ; ޣ
disappointing [dIspIntIN] 1. _pres-p. disappoint 2. _a. , ;
disappointment [dIspIntmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> -.,
disapprobation [dIsQprubeISn] _n. ;
disapprobative [dIsQprubeItIv] _a. ,
disapprobatory [dIsQprubeItrI] _a. ,
disapproval [dIspruvl] _n. ;
disapprove [dIspruv] _v. ; (of - )
disapprovingly [dIspruvINlI] _adv.
disarm [dIsAm] _v. 1> ; 2> ()
disarmament [dIsAmmnt] _n.
disarming [dIsAmIN] 1. _pres-p. disarm 2. _a.
disarrange [dIsreIndZ] _v. 1> , 2>
disarrangement [dIsreIndZmnt] _n. ;
disarray [dIsreI] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> ; 2. _v. 1> , 2> _. ,
disarticulate [dIsAtIkjuleIt] _v. ,
disassemble [dIssembl] _v. ( );
disaster [dIzAst] _n. , ; to invite disaster
disastrous [dIzAstrs] _a. ,
disavow [dIsvau] _v. 1> 2> , ; ֣; 3> _.
disavowal [dIsvaul] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _.
disbalance [dIsbQlns] _n. ,
disband [dIsbQnd] _v. 1> 2> _. 3> ,
disbar [dIsbA] _v. _. ,
disbarment [dIsbAmnt] _n. _. 1> 2>
disbelief [dIsbIlif] _n. ;
disbelieve [dIsbIliv] _v. 1> ; (in) 2>
disbeliever [dIsbIliv] _n.
disboscation [dIsbskeISn] _n. _-. ,
disbosom [dIsbuzm] _v. ;
disbranch [dIsbrAntS] _v. ; ()
disbud [dIsbd] _v. () ,
disburden [dIsbdn] _v. () , _. ; to disburden one's mind (of) ,
disburse [dIsbs] _v. ; ;
disbursement [dIsbsmnt] _n. 1> , 2>
disc [dIsk] = disk
disc jockey [dIskdZkI] = disk jockey
discard 1. _n. [dIskAd] 1> 2> 3> -. , ; ; to throw into the discard 2. _v. [dIskAd] 1> 2> , ( ) 3> ( , ..) 4>
discern [dIsn] _v. 1> , ; ; we discerned a sail in the distance ; to discern smb.'s intentions -. 2> ; ; to discern no difference
discernible [dIsnbl] _a. , ;
discerning [dIsnIN] 1. _pres-p. discern 2. _a. 1> , 2>
discernment [dIsnmnt] _n. 1> , 2>
discharge [dIstSAdZ] 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 [dIstSAdZi] _n. _. ,
discharger [dIstSAdZ] _n. 1> , , . {. discharge 2} 2> _. ; lightning discharger 3>
disci [dIskaI] _pl. discus
disciple [dIsaIpl] _n. 1> , ; 2> _.
disciplinarian [dIsIplInErIn] _n. 1> 2> _.
disciplinary [dIsIplInrI] _a. 1> , 2>
discipline [dIsIplIn] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> ( ) 4> 5> _. ; 6> _. ; 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> ;
discipular [dIsIpjul] _a. _.
disclaim [dIskleIm] _v. 1> ; to disclaim responsibility 2> , 3> _. ( -.)
disclaimer [dIskleIm] _n. 1> , 2> _. ( -.)
disclamation [dIsklmeISn] = disclaimer _n. 1> , 2> _. ( -.)
disclose [dIskluz] _v. , ,
disclosure [dIskluZ] _n. , , ,
discoboli [dIskblaI] _pl. discobolus
discobolus [dIskbls] _. _n. (_pl. -li)
discoid [dIskId] _a.
discolor [dIskl] _v. 1> , ; () 2> ()
discoloration [dIsklreISn] _n. 1> , 2>
discolour [dIskl] _v. 1> , ; () 2> ()
discolouration [dIsklreISn] _n. 1> , 2>
discomfit [dIskmfIt] _v. 1> ( ..) 2> 3> _.
discomfiture [dIskmfItS] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. ( )
discomfort [dIskmft] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> Σ ; 3> 2. _v. ; ;
discommend [dIskmend] _v. 1> ; 2> ,
discommode [dIskmud] = discomfort 2
discommodity [dIskmdItI] _n. 1> 2> ; -.
discommon [dIskmn] _v. 1> ̣ 2> _. ( )
discompose [dIskmpuz] _v. ; ; ,
discomposedly [dIskmpuzIdlI] _adv. ; ;
discomposure [dIskmpuZ] _n. , ,
disconcert [dIsknst] _v. 1> ; 2> ()
disconcerted [dIsknstId] 1. _p-p. disconcert 2. _a. 1> ݣ 2>
disconnect [dIsknekt] _v. 1> , , (with, from) 2> _. ;
disconnected [dIsknektId] 1. _p-p. disconnect 2. _a. 1> Σ 2> ,
disconnectedly [dIsknektIdlI] _adv. ,
disconnection [dIsknekSn] _n. 1> ; 2> ݣ 3> _.
disconnexion [dIsknekSn] _n. 1> ; 2> ݣ 3> _.
disconsider [dIsknsId] _v. ,
disconsolate [dIsknslIt] _a. , ,
discontent [dIskntent] 1. _n. ; ң, 2. _a. ; ң 3. _v. ; to be discontented
discontentedly [dIskntentIdlI] _adv. ; ң;
discontentment [dIskntentmnt] = discontent 1
discontiguous [dIskntIgjus] _a. ,
discontinuance [dIskntInjuns] _n. 1> , 2> _. ()
discontinuation [dIskntInjueISn] = discontinuance
discontinue [dIskntInju] _v. 1> (), (); ; publication will discontinue ; to discontinue a unit _. _. 2> _. ()
discontinuity [dIskntInjuItI] _n. 1> , 2> ,
discontinuous [dIskntInjus] _a. , ; , ; discontinuous waves _. ; discontinuous function _.
discord 1. _n. [dIskd] 1> , ; ; to sow discord 2> ; 3> _. 2. _v. [dIskd] 1> , (with, from) 2> ; 3> _.
discordance [dIskdns] _n. 1> 2> _.
discordant [dIskdnt] _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 [dIskauntInns] _v. 1> ; 2> 3> ,
discourage [dIskrIdZ] _v. 1> , , 2> , (from)
discouragement [dIskrIdZmnt] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
discouraging [dIskrIdZIN] 1. _pres-p. discourage 2. _a. ,
discourse [dIsks] 1. _n. ( ); , , 2. _v. ; ; , ,
discourteous [dIsktjs] _a. , ,
discourtesy [dIsktIsI] _n. , , ,
discover [dIskv] _v. 1> , , ; to discover good reasons 2> ,
discovert [dIskvt] _a. _. ;
discovery [dIskvrI] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ף (); D. Day (12 )
discredit [dIskredIt] 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 [dIskredItbl] _a. ,
discreet [dIskrit] _a. 1> , , 2> ,
discrepancy [dIskrepnsI] _n. 1> , 2> , ;
discrepant [dIskrepnt] _a. ( -.); ; ; ; discrepant rumours
discrete [dIskrit] _a. 1> , ; 2> _.
discretion [dIskreSn] _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 [dIskreSnrI] _a. 1> 2> , ; discretionary powers
discriminate 1. _a. [dIskrImInIt] 1> ޣ; 2> () 2. _v. [dIskrImIneIt] 1> , 2> () , (between) 3> ; -; to discriminate in favour of smb. -. ; to discriminate against smb. -.
discriminating [dIskrImIneItIN] 1. _pres-p. discriminate 2 2. _a. 1> ( ..) 2> , ; ; ; discriminating taste 3>
discrimination [dIskrImIneISn] _n. 1> , 2> ; , ; race discrimination
discriminative [dIskrImIntIv] = discriminating 2, 1 2
discriminatory [dIskrImIntrI] _a. 1> 2>
discrown [dIskraun] _v. ; _.
discursive [dIsksIv] _a. 1> 2> _.
discus [dIsks] _n. (_pl. disci)
discuss [dIsks] _v. 1> , 2> _. , ;
discussion [dIskSn] _n. 1> ; the question is under discussion 2> , 3> ; direct discussion , 4> _.
disdain [dIsdeIn] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> ;
disdainful [dIsdeInful] _a. ,
disease [dIziz] 1. _n. 2. _v. ( );
diseased [dIzizd] 1. _p-p. disease 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> ,
disembark [dIsImbAk] _v. 1> () ( ) 2> (, )
disembarkation [dIsembAkeISn] _n. , ( )
disembarrass [dIsImbQrs] _v. 1> , ; (of - , ) 2> (-. - from)
disembody [dIsImbdI] _v. (. _p-p.) 1> , () 2> ( ..); _.
disembogue [dIsImbug] _v. 1> , ( ) 2> ( ) 3> ,
disembosom [dIsImbuzm] _v. 1> (, ) 2> _refl. , (-.)
disembowel [dIsImbaul] _v.
disembroil [dIsImbrIl] _v.
disenable [dIsIneIbl] _v. ;
disenchant [dIsIntSAnt] _v. , ,
disencumber [dIsInkmb] _v. , ,
disendow [dIsIndau] _v. , .. (. )
disenfranchise [dIsInfrQntSaIz] = disfranchise
disengage [dIsIngeIdZ] _v. 1> (); () 2> ; ; 3> _. ;
disengaged [dIsIngeIdZd] 1. _p-p. disengage 2. _a. 1> 2> ݣ 3> , ; I am disengaged this evening
disengagement [dIsIngeIdZmnt] _n. 1> ; ( , ..) 2> 3> (); ģ 4> _. 5> _.
disentail [dIsInteIl] _v. _. , {. tail II}
disentangle [dIsIntQNgl] _v. 1> () 2> () (from)
disenthral [dIsInTrl] _v. ;
disenthrall [dIsInTrl] _v. ;
disentitle [dIsIntaItl] _v. 1> ( -.) 2>
disentomb [dIsIntum] _v. ; _. ,
disequilibrium [dIsekwIlIbrIm] _n. ;
disestablish [dIsIstQblIS] _v. 1> , () 2>
disfavour [dIsfeIv] 1. _n. 1> ; to fall into disfavour ; to be in disfavour 2> ; to regard with disfavour 2. _v.
disfeature [dIsfitS] _v. , ()
disfiguration [dIsfIgjureISn] = disfigurement
disfigure [dIsfIg] _v. , ;
disfigurement [dIsfIgmnt] _n. 1> 2> ,
disforest [dIsfrIst] _v. ;
disfranchise [dIsfrQntSaIz] _v. (. )
disfrock [dIsfrk] _v. ,
disgorge [dIsgdZ] _v. 1> ( ..); ( ..) 2> () 3> (), () 4> , ; the river disgorges into the sea 5> (. , )
disgrace [dIsgreIs] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; to bring disgrace upon smb. -. 2> ; to be in (deep) disgrace , ; to fall into disgrace 2. _v. 1> , 2> ; ;
disgraceful [dIsgreIsful] _a. , ; disgraceful behaviour
disgruntle [dIsgrntl] _v. , ,
disgruntled [dIsgrntld] 1. _p-p. disgruntle 2. _a. , ֣, ; to be disgruntled
disguise [dIsgaIz] 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 [dIsgst] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ; ; to be disgusted ;
disgustful [dIsgstful] _a. ,
disgusting [dIsgstIN] 1. _pres-p. disgust 2 2. _a. = disgustful _a. ,
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 [dIsQbil] _n. _. ;
dishabituate [dIshbItjueIt] _v. (for)
dishallow [dIshQlu] _v. ();
disharmonious [dIshAmunjs] _a. 1> 2>
disharmonize [dIshAmnaIz] _v. 1> 2> ,
disharmony [dIshAmnI] _n. 1> 2>
dishcloth [dISklT] _n. 1> , 2>
dishearten [dIshAtn] _v. , ; don't be disheartened ()
disherison [dIsherIzn] _n.
dishevel [dISevl] _v. ,
dishevelled [dISevld] 1. _p-p. dishevel 2. _a. ң, ,
dishgravy [dISgreIvI] _n. ( )
dishonest [dIsȍnIst] _a. ;
dishonesty [dIsȍnIstI] _n. 1> ; 2>
dishonour [dIsȍn] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> , ; ; to dishonour one's promise 2> _. to dishonour a cheque
dishonourable [dIsȍnrbl] _a. 1> , ; 2> ,
dishorn [dIshn] _v.
dishrag [dISrQg] = dishcloth
dishwasher [dISwS] _n. 1> 2>
dishwater [dISwt] _n.
disillusion [dIsIluZn] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ; ;
disillusionize [dIsIluZnaIz] = disillusion 2
disincentive [dIsInsentIv] _n. ,
disinclination [dIsInklIneISn] _n. (to); ; , (-. for - to do)
disincline [dIsInklaIn] _v. 1> , (for - to do) 2>
disincorporate [dIsInkpreIt] _v. , (, )
disinfect [dIsInfekt] _v.
disinfectant [dIsInfektnt] 1. _n. 2. _a.
disinfection [dIsInfekSn] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. ; disinfection plant
disinflation [dIsInfleISn] _n. _.
disingenuous [dIsIndZenjus] _a. , ;
disinherit [dIsInherIt] _v.
disinheritance [dIsInherItns] _n.
disintegrate [dIsIntIgreIt] _v. 1> () ; ; 2> , 3> _. _.
disintegration [dIsIntIgreISn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> _. _.
disintegrator [dIsIntIgreIt] _n. _. , ; ;
disinter [dIsInt] _v. ( ), ; _. ,
disinterested [dIsIntrIstId] _a. 1> , ; disinterested help 2> ; we are not disinterested
disinvestment [dIsInvestmnt] _n. ;
disject [dIsdZekt] _v. ,
disjecta membra [dIsdZektmembr] _. _n. _pl. , ( ..)
disjoin [dIsdZIn] _v. ;
disjoint [dIsdZInt] _v. 1> ; 2> 3>
disjointed [dIsdZIntId] 1. _p-p. disjoint 2. _a. 1> Σ 2> ( ) 3>
disjunct [dIsdZNkt] _a. ݣ; Σ
disjunction [dIsdZNkSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. ()
disjunctive [dIsdZNktIv] 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 [dIskdZkI] _n. , ,
dislike [dIslaIk] 1. _n. , , , (for, of, to) 2. _v. , ,
dislocate [dIslukeIt] _v. 1> 2> ; ( ..); to dislocate traffic 3> , ,
dislocation [dIslukeISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> , , 4> _. , , ()
dislodge [dIsldZ] _v. 1> ; ; 2> ( ) 3> ()
disloyal [dIslIl] _a. 1> 2> ,
disloyalty [dIslIltI] _n. 1> , 2> ,
dismal [dIzml] 1. _a. 1> ; ; dismal prospects 2> ; ; dismal mood 3> ; dismal weather , 2. _n. (the dismals) _pl. ;
dismantle [dIsmQntl] _v. 1> ; (, ) 2> (); ; 3> , () 4> ()
dismantling [dIsmQntlIN] 1. _pres-p. dismantle 2. _n. ,
dismast [dIsmAst] _v. _. ,
dismay [dIsmeI] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; in dismay ; we were struck with dismay 2> 2. _v. 1> , 2>
dismember [dIsmemb] _v. 1> , 2> _.
dismemberment [dIsmembmnt] _n. ,
dismiss [dIsmIs] 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 [dIsmIsl] _n. 1> ; ( ..) 2> ; 3> 4> ( ..) 5> _attr. dismissal pay ( wage)
dismission [dIsmISn] = dismissal _n. 1> ; ( ..) 2> ; 3> 4> ( ..) 5> _attr. dismission pay ( wage)
dismount [dIsmaunt] _v. 1> , ; dismount! _. ! () 2> 3> ( , ); ( ); to dismount a gun 4> ()
disobedience [dIsbidjns] _n. , ; civil disobedience
disobedient [dIsbidjnt] _a. ,
disobey [dIsbeI] _v. , ,
disoblige [dIsblaIdZ] _v. 1> ; ; he did it to disoblige me 2> (-.) ,
disobligingly [dIsblaIdZINlI] _adv. 1> 2>
disorder [dIsȍd] 1. _n. 1> 2> (. _pl.) ( ); 3> _. 2. _v. (. _p-p.) 1> () 2>
disorderly [dIsȍdlI] 1. _a. 1> 2> , 3> ( ) 4> , , ; 5> ; ; disorderly conduct , ; disorderly person _. , ; disorderly house > ; > 2. _adv. . {. 1} 3. _n. ,
disorganization [dIsǍgnaIzeISn] _n. , ;
disorganize [dIsȍgnaIz] _v. ,
disorient [dIsȍrInt] = disorientate
disorientate [dIsȍrIenteIt] _v. ; ,
disown [dIsȫun] _v. , , ,
disparage [dIspQrIdZ] _v. 1> 2> ; ;
disparagement [dIspQrIdZmnt] _n. 1> , 2>
disparaging [dIspQrIdZIN] 1. _pres-p. disparage 2. _a. ; ; a disparaging remark
disparate [dIsprIt] _a. , , ;
disparity [dIspQrItI] _n. ; ; ; disparity in years
dispart [dIspAt] _v. 1> _. _. () 2> 3>
dispassionate [dIspQSnIt] _a. 1> 2> , ;
dispatch [dIspQtS] 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 [dIspQtSbut] _n.
dispatch-box [dIspQtSbks] _n. ()
dispatch-station [dIspQtSsteISn] _n. _-.
dispatcher [dIspQtS] _n. 1> 2>
dispel [dIspel] _v. ; ; to dispel apprehensions
dispensable [dIspensbl] _a. 1> 2>
dispensary [dIspensrI] _n. 1> (. ) 2> ( )
dispensation [dIspenseISn] _n. 1> , 2> ( , ); ( ) 3> dispensation of justice 4> , () 5> _.
dispensatory [dIspenstrI] _n.
dispense [dIspens] _v. 1> , ( ..) 2> () 3> () 4> (from - ); dispense with -.; to dispense with smb.'s services -. ; machinery dispenses with much labour
dispenser [dIspens] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
dispeople [dIspipl] _v. ,
dispersal [dIspsl] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _attr. dispersal field _.
disperse [dIsps] _v. 1> , 2> , 3> 4> , 5>
dispersion [dIspSn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _. _.
dispersive [dIspsIv] _a. ;
dispirit [dIspIrIt] _v. (. _p-p.) ,
dispiteous [dIspItIs] _a.
displace [dIspleIs] _v. 1> ; , 2> , 3> , 4> ( ) 5> _.
displaced person [dIspleIstpsn] _n. ݣ
displacement [dIspleIsmnt] _n. 1> , ; displacement of track _-. 2> , 3> 4> _. () 5> _. (); () 6> _. 7> _. 8>
display [dIspleI] 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 [dIspliz] _v. 1> ; , (-.) 2> , ; displeased at ( with) smth. -.
displeasing [dIsplizIN] 1. _pres-p. displease 2. _a. ,
displeasure [dIspleZ] 1. _n. , ; ; to incur smb.'s displeasure -. ; to take displeasure ; to be in displeasure with smb. -. 2. _v. ,
displume [dIsplum] _v. 1> _. 2> _. ;
disport [dIspt] _v. (. _refl.) , ;
disposable [dIspuzbl] _a. 1> ( ) ; ; disposable income _. 2> ; ; a disposable paper towel
disposal [dIspuzl] _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 [dIspuz] _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 [dIspzISn] _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 [dIspzes] _v. 1> , (of) 2> ; to dispossess smb. of an error -.
disproof [dIspruf] _n.
disproportion [dIsprpSn] _n. , ,
disproportionate [dIsprpSnIt] _a. ,
disprove [dIspruv] _v. ; (-.)
disputable [dIspjutbl] _a. , ;
disputant [dIspjutnt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _a. ;
disputation [dIspjuteISn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
disputatious [dIspjuteISs] _a.
dispute [dIspjut] 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 [dIskwlIfIkeISn] _n. 1> (. _.); ( -.) 2> (for - ) 3> _.
disqualify [dIskwlIfaI] _v. 1> , 2> (. _.); , ,
disquiet [dIskwaIt] 1. _n. , , 2. _a. , 3. _v. ,
disquieting [dIskwaItIN] 1. _pres-p. disquiet 3 2. _a. ,
disquietude [dIskwaIItjud] _n. ,
disquisition [dIskwIzISn] _n. ,
disquisitional [dIskwIzISnl] _a. ,
disrate [dIsreIt] _v. _. _. , ,
disregard [dIsrIgAd] 1. _n. 1> , ; disregard of self , 2> , (of, for) 2. _v. 1> , 2> ,
disrelish [dIsrelIS] 1. _n. , ; to regard a person with disrelish -. 2. _v. ,
disrepair [dIsrIpE] _n. ; , ( ..)
disreputable [dIsrepjutbl] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; 2. _n.
disreputation [dIsrepjuteISn] = disrepute
disrepute [dIsrIpjut] _n. , ; to fall (to bring) into disrepute () ; to be in disrepute
disrespect [dIsrIspekt] 1. _n. , ; to treat with disrespect, to show disrespect 2. _v.
disrespectful [dIsrIspektful] _a. ,
disrobe [dIsrub] _v. 1> ; (. _.) 2> ,
disroot [dIsrut] _v. _. ; _.
disrupt [dIsrpt] _v. 1> , (. . _p-p. . disrupted); 2> _.
disruption [dIsrpSn] _n. 1> 2> ; ; , 3> _. , () 4> _.
disruptive [dIsrptIv] _a. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ,
dissatisfaction [dIssQtIsfQkSn] _n. ң,
dissatisfactory [dIssQtIsfQktrI] _a.
dissatisfied [dIssQtIsfaId] 1. _p-p. dissatisfy 2. _a. ң, , (with, at)
dissatisfy [dIssQtIsfaI] _v. (. _pass.) ;
dissect [dIsekt] _v. 1> 2> , 3> ;
dissecting-room [dIsektINrum] _n. _. ,
dissection [dIsekSn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ,
dissector [dIsekt] _n. 1. _. 2. = dissector-tube [dIsekttjub] ( )
disseise [dIssiz] _v. _.
disseisee [dIssizi] _n. _. , ۣ
disseisin [dIssizIn] _n. _.
disseize [dIssiz] = disseise, disseisee, disseisin
disseizee [dIssizi] = disseise, disseisee, disseisin
disseizin [dIssizIn] = disseise, disseisee, disseisin
dissemblance _I [dIsemblns] _n. ; ; _II [dIsemblns] _n. ,
dissemble [dIsembl] _v. 1> ; to dissemble one's anger 2> , 3> (, ..); , (, ..)
dissembler [dIsembl] _n. ,
disseminate [dIsemIneIt] _v. 1> , () 2> (, ) 3> ()
disseminated [dIsemIneItId] 1. _p-p. disseminate 2. _a. 1> ; disseminated sclerosis _. 2> _.
dissension [dIsenSn] _n. 1> 2> , ,
dissent [dIsent] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> _. , 2. _v. 1> , (from) 2> _. ;
dissenter [dIsent] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. ,
dissentient [dIsenSInt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; the motion was passed with only two dissentients 2. _a. , ; ; without a dissentient voice
dissentingvote [dIsentINvut] _n. ; without a dissentingvote
dissepiment [dIsepImnt] _n. _. _.
dissert [dIst] _v. 1> (upon - ޣ-.) 2> ,
dissertate [dIsteIt] _v. 1> (upon - ޣ-.) 2> ,
dissertation [dIsteISn] _n. ;
disserve [dIssv] _v. , ,
disservice [dIssvIs] _n. ; , ; to do smb. a disservice -. ; -.
dissever [dIssev] _v. (), ();
disseverance [dIssevrns] _n. ,
dissident [dIsIdnt] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ; ;
dissimilar [dIsImIl] _a. , (to);
dissimilarity [dIsImIlQrItI] _n. ,
dissimilation [dIsImIleISn] _n. _.
dissimilitude [dIsImIlItjud] _n.
dissimulate [dIsImjuleIt] _v. 1> ( ..) 2> ; ,
dissimulation [dIsImjuleISn] _n. ; , ,
dissimulator [dIsImjuleIt] _n. ,
dissipate [dIsIpeIt] _v. 1> , (, , ..) 2> 3> , (, ); () 4> _. , ;
dissipated [dIsIpeItId] 1. _p-p. dissipate 2. _a. 1> 2> () 3> ; ,
dissipation [dIsIpeISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> ; 4>
dissociable [dIsouSjbl] _a. 1> , 2> [dIsouSbl] 3>
dissocial [dIsuSl] _a.
dissociate [dIsuSIeIt] _v. 1> , (from); 2> _refl. ֣ 3> _. ;
dissociation [dIsusIeISn] _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> _. , 4> _. , 5> _. -
dissociative [dIsusItIv] _a. 1> , 2>
dissolubility [dIsljubIlItI] _n. 1> ; 2>
dissoluble [dIsljubl] _a. 1> ; 2> ( , )
dissolute [dIslut] _a. , ,
dissolution [dIsluSn] _n. 1> ; ; ( ) 2> (, ) 3> (, ); 4> , ( ..) 5> 6> () 7> , ; 8> _.
dissolvable [dIzlvbl] _a. 1> 2>
dissolve [dIzlv] 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 [dIzlvnt] 1. _n. 2. _a.
dissonance [dIsnns] _n. 1> _. , 2> ; ( ..);
dissonant [dIsnnt] _a. 1> _. , 2> _. , ( , )
dissuade [dIsweId] _v. 1> , (from) 2>
dissuasion [dIsweIZn] _n. ,
dissuasive [dIsweIsIv] _a.
dissyllabic [dIsIlQbIk] _a.
dissyllable [dIsIlbl] _n.
dissymmetrical [dIsImetrIkl] _a. 1> ; 2>
dissymmetry [dIsImItrI] _n. 1> ; , 2>
distaff [dIstAf] _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 [dIstnspis] _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 [dIsteIst] 1. _n. ; (for); to have a distaste for smth. -. 2. _v. ;
distasteful [dIsteIstful] _a. , (. - to)
distemper _I [dIstemp] 1. _n. 1> 2> , , 3> _. ; 2. _v. 1> 2> _II [dIstemp] _. 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _v. 1> 2>
distempered _I [dIstempd] 1. _p-p. distemper I, 2 2. _a. ; a distempered fancy ( mind) _II [dIstempd] _p-p. distemper II, 2
distend [dIstend] _v. (), ()
distensible [dIstensbl] _a. ,
distension [dIstenSn] _n. ,
distent [dIstent] _a. ,
distich [dIstIk] _n. ,
distichous [dIstIks] _a. _. ,
distil [dIstIl] _v. 1> , ; () 2> , ( ..) 3> ( ); _. 4> ,
distillate [dIstIlIt] _n. , ,
distillation [dIstIleISn] _n. 1> , ; ; ; dry distillation , ; fractional distillation ( ) 2> ,
distillatory [dIstIltrI] _a. , ; distillatory vessel
distiller [dIstIl] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
distillery [dIstIlrI] _n. 1> ; 2>
distinct [dIstINkt] _a. 1> ; , ; ( ); distinct type of mind 2> ޣ; , 3> ̣
distinction [dIstINkSn] _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 [dIstINktIv] _a. 1> , ; distinctive feature ; distinctive mark 2> ; distinctive mission
distinctly [dIstINktlI] _adv. 1> , ޣ 2> ̣, ; days are growing distinctly shorter
distinctness [dIstINktnIs] _n. , ޣ; ̣
distingue [dIstQNgeI] _a. _. ,
distinguish [dIstINgwIS] _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 [dIstINgwISbl] _a. ,
distinguished [dIstINgwISt] 1. _p-p. distinguish 2. _a. 1> , ; distinguished guest ; distinguished appearance ; distinguished service _. 2> , ޣ; ; distinguished style ޣ
distinguishing [dIstINgwISIN] 1. _pres-p. distinguish 2. _a. ,
distort [dIstt] _v. 1> ; ; 2> ( ..)
distortion [dIstSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ( ..)
distortionist [dIstSnIst] _n. 1> , "-" 2> , (-.) 3>
distract [dIstrQkt] _v. 1> , ( .. - from) 2> ; ; ; distracted by ( with, at) smth. -.
distracted [dIstrQktId] 1. _p-p. distract 2. _a. ; to drive a person distracted -.
distraction [dIstrQkSn] _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 [dIstreIn] _v. _.
distrainee [dIstreIni] _n. _. , ( )
distrainment [dIstreInmnt] _n. _. ; distraint [dIstreInt] = distrainment
distrait [dIstreI] _m., distraite [dIstreIt] _f. _a. _. ,
distraught [dIstrt] _a. , ( )
distress [dIstres] 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 [dIstresgn] _n.
distressed [dIstrest] 1. _p-p. distress 2. _a. 1> ; distressed areas 2>
distressful [dIstresful] _a. , ; ; distressful situation
distressing [dIstresIN] 1. _pres-p. distress 2 2. _a. , ; most distressing news
distributable [dIstrIbjutbl] _n.
distributary [dIstrIbjutrI] _n.
distribute [dIstrIbjut] _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 [dIstrIbjutIN] 1. _pres-p. distribute 2. _a. ; distributing facilities
distribution [dIstrIbjuSn] _n. 1> ; ; commodity distribution 2> ; age distribution () 3> _. _. 4> _.
distributive [dIstrIbjutIv] 1. _a. 1> 2> distributive trades ; 3> _. 4> _. _. 2. _n. _. ;
distributor [dIstrIbjut] _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 ; ; D. Railway , 2. _v. , ,
distrust [dIstrst] 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. , ( -.);
distrustful [dIstrstful] _a. ;
distune [dIstjun] _v. ()
disturb [dIstb] _v. 1> , 2> (, , ); , ; to disturb confidence 3> () 4>
disturbance [dIstbns] _n. 1> (, , ..) 2> , 3> (. _pl.) ; 4> _. () 5> , 6> _. 7> ( ) 8> _.
disturber [dIstb] _n. 1> (, ..) 2>
disunion [dIsjunjn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ,
disunite [dIsjunaIt] _v. ; (); ()
disunity [dIsjunItI] _n. ; ; ݣ, Σ
disuse 1. _n. [dIsjus] ; to come ( to fall) into disuse 2. _v. [dIsjuz] , (-.)
disyllabic [dIsIlQbIk] = 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 [dItSwt] _n. , ; dull as ditch-water
ditcher [dItS] _n. 1> 2> ()
ditching [dItSIN] 1. _pres-p. ditch 2 2. _n. أ ( hedging and ditching)
ditheism [daITIIzm] _n. ,
dither [dID] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ; to be all of a dither, have the dithers 4> 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3> () 4> _.
dithyramb [dITIrQmb] _n.
dittany [dItnI] _n. _.
ditto [dItu] 1. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 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 [dItIbQg], ditty-box [dItIbks] _n. , , , .
diuresis [daIjurisIs] _n. _.
diuretic [daIjuretIk] 1. _n. 2. _a.
diurnal [daIȫnl] _a. 1> (. nocturnal) 2> 3> _.
diva [div] _. _n.
divagate [daIvgeIt] _v. 1> 2> ,
divagation [daIvgeISn] _n. 1> , , 2>
divalent [daIveIlnt] _a. _.
divan [dIvQn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> , 5> _. ( );
divan-bed [dIvQnbed] _n.
divaricate [daIvQrIkeIt] 1. _a. _. _. ̣ 2. _v. 1> 2> ( )
divarication [daIvQrIkeISn] _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 [daIvbm] _v. _. _.
dive-bomber [daIvbm] _n.
diver [daIv] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ; 4> () 5> _. -
diverge [daIvdZ] _v. 1> 2> ; 3>
divergence [daIvdZns], divergency [daIvdZnsI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. _.
divergent [daIvdZnt] _a. 1> 2> ; 3> _. ( )
divers [daIvz] _a. _. ; ; in divers places
diverse [daIvs] _a. 1> , ( -.) 2> ,
diversified [daIvsIfaId] _a. , , ; diversified agriculture
diversiform [daIvsIfm] _a. ;
diversify [daIvsIfaI] _v. 1> 2> _. ()
diversion [daIvSn] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. Σ; 5> , 6> _attr. diversion dam
diversity [daIvsItI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; 3>
divert [daIvt] _v. 1> ; 2> () 3> ,
diverting [daIvtIN] 1. _pres-p. divert 2. _a. ,
divertissement [dIvertIsmAN] _n. _. 1> 2>
Dives [daIviz] _n. _.
divest [daIvest] _v. 1> , ( .. - of) 2> (of); to divest smb. of his right -. ; I cannot divest myself of the idea
divestiture [daIvestItS] _n. 1> 2> ( ..)
divestment [daIvestmnt] = divestiture
divide [dIvaId] 1. _n. 1> _. ; ̣ 2> _. ; the Great D. > ; > ; to cross the Great D. 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 [dIvaIdId] 1. _p-p. divide 2 2. _a. 1> ̣, ̣; ; ߣ, 2> ޣ, ( ) 3>
dividend [dIvIdend] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
dividend-warrant [dIvIdendwrnt] _n.
divider [dIvaId] _n. 1> , , 2> _pl.
dividing [dIvaIdIN] 1. _pres-p. divide 2 2. _a. 1> 2> _.
dividual [dIvIdjul] _a. 1> ; ̣ 2>
divination [dIvIneISn] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> ,
divine [dIvaIn] 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 [daIvINbd] _n.
diving-bell [daIvINbel] _n.
diving-dress [daIvINdres] _n.
diving-rudder [daIvINrd] _n. _.
divining-rod [dIvaInINrd] _n. () ( )
divinity [dIvInItI] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> 4>
divinize [dIvInaIz] _v.
divisibility [dIvIzIbIlItI] _n.
divisible [dIvIzbl] _a. 1> 2> _.
division [dIvIZn] _n. 1> 2> ; division of labour 3> _. 4> ; , ; 5> , 6> 7> 8> , 9> _. ; 10> _. 11> _.
divisional [dIvIZnl] _a. 1> ; 2> _. ; divisional area ()
divizor [dIvaIz] _n. _.
divorce _I [dIvs] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , , 2. _v. 1> , 2> , ; to divorce from the soil _II [dIvsi] _n. _. ģ ()
divorcee 1. [dIvsi] _n. ģ - 2. [divseI] _n. _. ģ ()
divorcement [dIvsmnt] _n. 1> , 2> ,
divot [dIvt] _n. _. ģ
divulgation [daIvlgeISn] _n. ()
divulge [daIvldZ] _v. ()
divvy [dIvI] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> () 2> (. divvy up)
dixie [dIksI] _n. _. _. 1> ԣ 2>
Dixie [dIksI] _n. (. Dixie('s) Land)
dixy [dIksI] _n. _. _. 1> ԣ 2>
dizain [dIzeIn] _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], [d], [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 with him ; > , ; 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 [dul] _n. 1> 2> ,
do-it-yourself [duItjself] 1. _n. _. " " (, -.) 2. _a. _. ; a do-it-yourself kit for building a radio ɣ
do-naught [dunt] = do-nothing
do-nothing [dunTIN] _n. ,
doable [dubl] _a.
dobbin [dbIn] _n. (. , )
doc [dk] _n. _.
docile [dusaIl] _a. 1> , 2>
docility [dusIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
dock _I [dk] _n. _II [dk] 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 [dk] _n. _IV [dk] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> 2. _v. 1> () 2> () 3> , ; (-.); to dock wages ; to dock the entail _.
dock-master [dkmast] _n.
dockage _I [dkIdZ] _n. 1> 2> _II [dkIdZ] _n. ,
dockdues [dkdjuz] = dockage I, 2
docker [dk] _n. ,
docket [dkIt] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> 3> 4> 5> _. 6> _. ; trial docket , ; on the docket _. _. , ; to clear the docket _. , 2. _v. 1> , 2> , 3>
docking [dkI] 1. _pres-p. dock II, 2 2. _n. _.
dockyard [dkjad] _n. 1> , , 2> (. _pl.)
doctor [dkt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> (ޣ ) 3> (. ) 4> _. _. 5> ; D. Fell , , 2. _v. 1> ; ; to doctor oneself 2> , 3> (); (, )
doctoral [dktrl] _a.
doctorate [dktrIt] _n.
Doctors' Commons [dktzkmnz] _n. _pl. _.
doctrinaire [dktrInE] 1. _n. Σ 2. _a. Σ
doctrinal [dktraInl] _a. ;
doctrinarian [dktrInErIn] = doctrinaire
doctrine [dktrIn] _n. 1> , ; doctrine of descent _. 2> ,
doctrinist [dktrInIst] _n. -.
document 1. _n. [dkjumnt] ; 2. _v. [dkjument] 1> , 2> (. )
documentary [dkjumentrI] 1. _a. 2. _n.
documentation [dkjumenteISn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ()
dodder _I [dd] _n. _. _II [dd] _v. 1> (. dodder along) 2> , ( , ) 3>
doddered [ddd] _a. ֣ ( )
doddering [ddrIN] 1. _pres-p. dodder II 2. _a. = doddery
doddery [ddrI] _a. 1> ף , , 2> , ;
dodecagon [dudekgn] _n.
dodecahedron [dudIkhedrn] _n. ,
dodge [ddZ] 1. _n. 1> ף, 2> , 3> _. , 4> _. ; ɣ; a good dodge for remembering names 2. _v. 1> , ף, ( ) 2> (behind, under) 3> ; ;
dodger [ddZ] _n. 1> ף ; 2> _. 3> _. У
dodgery [ddZrI] _n. 1> ף 2>
dodgy [ddZI] _a. 1> , 2> ; 3> ( )
dodo [dudu] _n. (_pl. oes, os [ouz]) 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
doeskin [duskIn] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
doesn't _. = does not
dog [dg] 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 [dglQtIn] _n. , ""
dog nail [dgneIl] _n. _.
dog tag [dgtQg] _n. 1> 2> _. _. _.
dog's letter [dgzlet] _n. R
Dog's Tail [dgzteIl] _n. _.
dog's-eared [dgzId] = dogeared
dog's-grass [dgzgras] _n. _.
dog's-meat [dgzmIt] _n. 1> , . 2>
dog's-tail [dgzteIl] _n. _.
dog-ape [dgeIp] _n. _.
dog-bane [dgbeIn] _n. _.
dog-bee [dgbI] _n.
dog-biscuit [dgbIskIt] _n. ()
dog-box [dgbks] _n.
dog-cheap [dgtSIp] _. _. 1. _a. ۣ 2. _adv. ģ;
dog-collar [dgkl] _n. 1> 2> _. ֣ ( )
dog-days [dgdeIz] _n. _pl.
dog-eared [dgId] _a. a dog-eared book
dog-fancier [dgfQnsI] _n.
dog-fox [dgfks] _n. ,
dog-hole [dghul] _n. ,
dog-house [dghaus] _n. ; in the dog-house ,
dog-in-a-blanket [dgInblQNkIt] _n.
dog-in-the-manger [dgInDmeIndZ] _n.
dog-lead [dglId] _n.
dog-licence [dglaIsns] _n.
dog-poor [dgpu] _a. _predic. ;
dog-rose [dgruz] _n. ,
dog-salmon [dgsQmn] _n. _. ,
dog-sick [dgsIk] _a. _predic. _. he was dog-sick
dog-sleep [dgslIp] _n. ;
Dog-star [dgsta] _n. _. ()
dog-tail [dgteIl] = dog's-tail
dog-tired [dgtaId] _a.
dog-tooth [dgtuT] _n. 1> 2> _.
dog-tree [dgtrI] = dogwood
dog-violet [dgvaIlIt] _n. _. ;
dog-watch [dgwtS] _n. _. ( 16 18 . 18 20 .)
dog-weary [dgwIrI] = dog-tired
dogate [dugeIt] _n.
dogberry [dgberI] _n. _. - ( )
Dogberry [dgberI] _n. ( " ")
dogcart [dgkat] _n. 1> ̣ 2> ̣ , ֣
doge [dudZ] _n. _.
dogface [dgfeIs] _n. _. _. 1> - 2> ,
dogfight [dgfaIt] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. _.
dogfish [dgfIS] _n. ()
dogged [dgd] 1. _p-p. dog 2 2. _a. [dgId] , , ; it's dogged that does it ӣ 3. _adv. _. ,
dogger _I [dg] _n. _II [dg] _n. _.
doggerel [dgrl] 1. _n. , 2. _a. , ( )
doggery [dgrI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. _. ;
doggie [dgI] = doggy
doggish [dgIS] _a. 1> 2> ; 3> _. ; 4> _. -
doggo [dgou] _adv. _. to lie doggo ;
doggone [dggn] int !; ޣ ! (. doggoned)
doggy [dgI] 1. _n. , , У 2. _a. 1> 2>
dogma [dgm] _n. (_pl. as [z], ata) 1> 2>
dogmata [dgmt] _pl. dogma
dogmatic [dgmQtIk] _a. 1> 2> ; ,
dogmatically [dgmQtIklI] _adv. 1> 2>
dogmatics [dgmQtIks] _n. _pl. (. _sg.) ;
dogmatize [dgmtaIz] _v. 1> 2>
dogshores [dgSz] _n. _pl. _.
dogskin [dgskIn] _n. ()
dogtrot [dgtrt] _n.
dogwood [dgwud] _n. _.
doily [dIlI] _n.
doing [duIN] 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 [dIt] _n. 1> _. 2> , ; not to care a doit ; not worth a doit
doited [dItId] _a. _.
doldrums [dldrmz] _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 [dlIkukefQlIk] _a. _. ,
doll [dl] 1. _n. 1> ; Paris doll 2> , 2. _v. _. () (. doll up); dolled up
doll-like [dllaIk] _a.
dollar [dl] _n. 1> (= 100 ); the dollars , 2> _. ( 5 ) 3> _attr. ; dollar diplomacy
dollish [dlIS] _a. ,
dollop [dlp] _n. _. ,
dolly [dlI] 1. _n. 1> 2> ̣ 3> ң, . . 4> , "" 5> _. 6> _. ; ( ̣) 2. _a. _. 1> ; 2> ̣, 3. _v. 1> (أ) 2> _. () ; ()
dolly-bag [dlIbQg] _n.
dolly-shop [dlISp] _n. 1> 2>
dolly-tub [dlItb] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
dolman [dlmn] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( )
dolmen [dlmen] _n. _. ,
dolomite [dlmaIt] _n. _.
dolorous [dlrs] _a. _. ,
dolose _a. _. ,
dolphin _n. 1> _. , 2> = dolphin-fly 3> () 4> ; ; 5> _. ( )
dolphin-fly _n. _.
dolt _n. , ,
doltish _a.
dom _n.
domain _n. 1> , ; , , 2> ,
domainal _a. ,
domainial _a. = domainal
dome _I _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. , 4> _. (); (); () _II _v. 1> 2> 3>
domed [dumd] 1. _p-p. dome 2 2. _a. 1> 2>
Domesday Book [dumzdeIbuk] _n. (. ) _. , , ģ ( 1086 .)
domestic [dumestIk] 1. _a. 1> ; ; domestic science ; domestic appliances 2> , 3> ; ; domestic industry ; domestic trade ; domestic issue 4> , ( ) 2. _n. 1> 2> _pl. 3> _pl. _.
domesticable [dumestIkbl] _a. ( )
domesticate [dumestIkeIt] _v. 1> (); (); 2> 3> ; to domesticate space 4> , 5>
domestication [dumestIkeISn] _n. 1> , , 2> ()
domesticity [dumestIsItI] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> (the domesticities) _pl. ,
domett [dumet] _n. ,
domic [dumIk] _a. ,
domical [dumIkl] _a. ,
domicile [dmIsaIl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
domiciliary [dmIsIljrI] _a. , ; domiciliary visit > ; >
dominance [dmInns] _n. ; ;
dominant [dmInnt] 1. _a. 1> ; , 2> ( . .) 3> 2. _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
dominate [dmIneIt] _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> ( -.) 4> ( -.) 5> , ; ; to dominate one's emotions 6> ,
domination [dmIneISn] _n. 1> , 2>
domineer [dmInI] _v. 1> , ; ; 2> 3>
domineering [dmInIrIN] 1. _pres-p. domineer 2. _a. 1> , , 2> 3> , ( )
dominical [dmInIkl] _a. _. 1> , 2> ; dominical day
Dominican [dmInIkn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2> ()
dominie [dmInI] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
dominion [dmInjn] _n. 1> 2> ( _pl.) 3> , 4> 5> _attr. D. Day 1 ( )
domino [dmInu] _n. (_pl. oes [ouz]) 1> ( ) 2> 3> () 4> _pl. (); it's domino with smb., smth. ӣ -., -.,
dominoed [dmInud] _a.
don _I [dn] _n. 1> (D.) ( ) 2> , ( ) _II [dn] _v. _.
don't [dunt] _. 1> _. = do not 2> , , () 3> . . . ; I am sick and tired of your don'ts
dona [doun] = donah [doun] _n. _. 1> 2>
donah [doun] = dona
donatation [douneISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr. donatation duty
donate [douneIt] _v. ,
donative [duntIv] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. , 2. _a. ;
donatory [duntrI] _n. , ,
done [dn] 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 [dunI] _n. ,
donga [dNg] _n. _-.
donjon [dndZn] _n. _. ( )
donkey [dNkI] _n. 1> ӣ 2> (D.) _. 3> _. = donkey-engine to talk the hind leg off a donkey _. ,
donkey-engine [dNkIendZIn] _n. _. 1> ; 2> £,
donnish [dnIS] _a. 1> 2> , ,
Donnybrook Fair [dnIbrukfE] _n. 1> _. 2> ; ;
donor [dun] _n. 1> 2> _.
doodle [dudl] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
doodle-bug [dudlbg] _n. _. 1> ̣- 2>
doolie [dulI] _. _n. ( )
doom [dum] 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 [dumd] 1. _p-p. doom 2 2. _a. ޣ; ģ
dooms [dumz] _adv. _. , ;
doomsday [dumzdeI] _n. 1> _. ; to wait till doomsday (. . ) 2> , 3>
door [d] _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 [dzmn] = door-keeper
door-case [dkeIs] = door-frame [dfreIm] _n.
door-frame [dfreIm] = door-case
door-keeper [dkIp] = door's-man [dizmn] _n. ,
door-man [dmn] = door-keeper _n. ,
door-money [dmnI] _n.
door-plate [dpleIt] _n. ( )
door-post [dpust] _n. ; deaf as a door-post
door-stone [dstun] _n. ()
door-yard [djad] _n. _.
doorbell [dbel] _n.
doormat [dmQt] _n. 1> 2> _. , , ""
doorstep [dstep] _n.
doorway [dweI] _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] _a. _. 1> , , 2> ;
dor [d] _n. (, )
dor-beetle [dbItl] = dor
dor-bug [dbg] _. = dor
dor-hawk [dhk] _. = goatsucker
dorado [dradu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) ()
Dorcas [dks] _n. (. Dorcas Society)
Dorian [drIn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
Doric [drIk] 1. _a. 1> ; Doric order _. 2> ( ) 2. _n. 1> 2> ; to speak one's native Doric
Dorking [dkIN] _n. ( )
dorm [dm] _. . dormitory 1
dormancy [dmnsI] _n. 1> 2> 3> () 4> (, )
dormant [dmnt] _a. 1> ; 2> ; dormant capital ͣ 3> , ( , . .); to lie dormant ; ; a dormant volcano 4> ( ); ( ) 5> _. ; dormant partner . partner 1, 2
dormer [dm] _n. ,
dormer-window [dmwIndu] _n. ,
dormice [dmaIs] _pl. dormouse
dormitory [dmItrI] _n. 1> , 2> ӣ ( ) (. dormitory suburb)
dormouse [dmaus] _n. (_pl. dormice) _.
dorothy bag [drTIbQg] _n. -
dorp [dp] _n. _-.
dorr [d] = dor
dorsal [dsl] 1. _a. _. _. , 2. _n. = dossal
dorse [ds] _n.
dorter [dt] _n. _.
dortour [dt] _n. _.
dory _I [drI] _n. () () _II [drI] _n. ( . )
dosage [dusIdZ] _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 [dusImIt] _n. _.
doss [ds] _. 1. _n. 1> , ( ) 2> 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2>
doss-house [dshaus] _n.
dossal [dsl] _n. _. ң
dossier [dsIeI] . . ;
dossil [dsIl] _n. 1> _. 2> .
dost [dst] _. 2- . . . . to do
dot _I [dt] 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 [dt] _n.
dot and carry one [dtnkQrIwn] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _.
dot and go one [dtnguwn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. ,
dot-and-dash [dtndQS] _a. dot-and-dash code
dotage [dutIdZ] _n. 1> ; to be in one's dotage 2> ;
dotard [dutd] _n. ;
dote [dut] _v. (on, upon)
doth [dT] _v. _. 3- . . . . to do
doting [dutIN] 1. _pres-p. dote 2. _a. 1> 2> ,
dotted line [dtIdlaIn] _n. 1> , 2> ; sign on the dotted line
dotterel [dtrl] _n. 1> () 2> _.
dottle [dtl] _n.
dottrel [dtrl] = dotterel
dotty [dtI] _a. 1> ; ; 2> _. ף 3> _.
doty [dutI] _a. ֣ ( )
double [dbl] 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 [dblIgl] _n. 1> _. ң 2> _. 20
double entendre [dublaNtaNdr] . _n. ,
double entry [dblentrI] _n. _.
double meaning [dblmInIN] _n. 1> 2>
double standard [dblstQndd] _n. ;
double time [dbltaIm] _n.
double-acting [dblQktIN] _a. ( )
double-barrelled [dblbQrld] _a. 1> ; double-barrelled gun 2>
double-bass [dblbeIs] _n. _.
double-bedded [dblbedId] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( )
double-breasted [dblbrestId] _a. ( . .)
double-charge [dbltSadZ] _v.
double-cross [dblkrs] _v. _. ,
double-dealer [dbldIl] _n. ;
double-dealing [dbldIlIN] 1. _n. 2. _a.
double-decker [dbldek] _n. 1> 2> _. , , 3> _. _.
double-dyed [dbldaId] _a. 1> ; 2> , ԣ; double-dyed scoundrel
double-edged [dbledZd] _a. 1> 2> ( . .)
double-event [dblIvent] _n. _.
double-faced [dblfeIst] _a. 1> ; 2> ( ) 3> double-faced hammer _.
double-first [dblfst] _n. 1> 2>
double-handed [dblhQndId] _a. 1> 2> ֣
double-header [dblhed] _n. _. 1> 2> ,
double-hearted [dblhatId] _a. ;
double-lock [dbllk] _v. ,
double-manned [dblmQnd] _a. _. _.
double-meaning [dblmInIN] _a. ,
double-minded [dblmaIndId] _a. 1> , 2> ,
double-natured [dblneItSd] _a.
double-quick [dblkwIk] 1. _a. 2. _adv. ; 3. _v. _. 1> 2>
double-reef [dblrIf] _v. _.
double-stop [dblstp] _v. ( . .)
double-talk [dbltk] _n. ;
double-tongued [dbltNd] _a.
doublet [dblIt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. ( , ) 4> ( ) 5> _pl. , 6> _. XIV- XVII . 7> _. ;
doubletree [dbltrI] _n. ( . .)
doubling [dblIN] 1. _pres-p. double 3 2. _n. 1> , 2> , 3> ( ) 4> ; ; ף 5> _. , 6> _attr. doubling effect _.
doubloon [dblun] _n. _. ( )
doublure [dubl] . . ̣ ( , . .)
doubly [dblI] _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 [dus] _a. _. ,
douceur [dus] . _n. 1> 2>
douche [duS] 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 [dubI] _n. 1> ̣; 2> _. _. -
doughface [dufeIs] _n. _. ,
doughnut [dunt] _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 [dv] _n. 1> ; ; dove of peace 2> _. ; 3> _. _.
dove-colour [dvkl] _n.
dove-cot [dvkt] = dove-cote
dove-cote [dvkt] = dove-cot [dvkt] _n. ; to flutter the dove-cotes , ""
dove-eyed [dvaId] _a. ,
dove-like [dvlaIk] _a. , ,
dovetail [dvteIl] 1. _n. _. _. , , 2. _v. 1> _. 2> , 3> , 4> ; ,
dowager [daudZ] _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 [daundraft] _n. _.
down-grade [daungreId] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. ( . .)
down-hearted [daunhatId] _a. ,
downcast _I [daunkast] _a. 1> ; ( ) 2> ޣ, 3> , _II [daunkast] _n. _.
downfall [daunfl] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> ; ;
downhill [daunhIl] 1. _n. 1> ; downhill of life , 2> _. 2. _a. , 3. _adv. 1> ; ; 2> , ; ; to go downhill ( , ); _.
downiness [daunInIs] _n. ;
Downing Street [daunINstrIt] _n. 1> - ( , ) 2> _.
downlead [daunlId] _n. _.
downpour [daunp] _n.
downright [daunraIt] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> ; 3> 2. _adv. ,
downstage [daunsteIdZ] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. 2. _adv. 1> 2>
downstair [daunstE] = downstairs 1
downstairs [daunstEz] 1. _a. 2. _adv. 1> ; to go downstairs , 2> ;
downstream [daunstrIm] 1. _adv. 2. _n. _. ,
downthrow [daunTru] _n. _. ,
downtime [dauntaIm] _n. _. ,
downtown [dauntaun] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. 3. _adv. 1> 2>
downtrend [dauntrend] _n.
downtrodden [dauntrdn] _a. 1> , 2> , ԣ
downturn [dauntn] _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 [dauzINrd] = divining-rod
doxy _I [dksI] _n. 1> , 2> _II [dksI] _n. _. _. 1> ; ; 2> ;
doyen [dIn] . _n. 1> , ( ) 2> , ()
doze [duz] 1. _n. 1> 2> () 2. _v.
dozen [dzn] _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 [drQb] 1. _n. 1> - 2> - 3> , 2. _a. 1> -; - 2> , , ; a drab existence , _II [drQb] _n. 1> 2>
drabbet [drQbIt] _n. ̣
drabble [drQbl] _v. (), (), ()
Dracaena [drsIn] _n. _. ,
drachm [drQm] _n. 1> ( ) 2> = dram 1 3> (-.)
drachma [drQkm] _n. (_pl. -mae, -mas [mz]) ( )
drachmae [drQkmI] _pl. drachma
Draco [dreIku] _n. 1> _. () 2> _. ()
Draconian [dreIkunjn] _a. ,
Draconic [dreIknIk] _a. ,
draff [drQf] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ( ) 4>
draft [draft] 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 [draftI] _n.
drafter [draft] _n. ,
drafting [draftIN] 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 [draftsmn] _n. 1> ԣ 2> 3> ,
draftsmanship [draftsmnSIp] _n. ,
drag [drQg] 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 [drQgnet] _n. 1> , 2>
drage'e [draZeI] . _n.
draggle [drQgl] _v. 1> (); () 2> , 3> 4>
draggle-tail [drQglteIl] _n. 1> _pl. 2> ,
dragline [drQglaIn] _n. _. ,
dragoman [drQgumn] _n. (_pl. -mans [mnz], -men) , ( )
dragon [drQgn] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> (D.) _. () 4> _. () 5> 6> 7> _. ""
dragon's teeth [drQgnztIT] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
dragon's-blood [drQgnzbld] _n. ( )
dragon-fly [drQgnflaI] _n.
dragon-tree [drQgntrI] _n. ,
dragoon [drgun] 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 [dreInweI] 1. _n. " " ( ޣ, ) 2. _v. (ޣ, )
drain-ditch [dreIndItS] _n.
drainage [dreInIdZ] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> _. () 4>
drainage-basin [dreInIdZbeIsn] _n. ()
drainage-tube [dreInIdZtjub] _n. _.
drake _I [dreIk] _n. _II [dreIk] _n. 1> -ģ (. ) 2> 3>
dram [drQm] _n. 1> (1/8 , 1/16 ) 2> ; he is fond of a dram
dram-drinker [drQmdrINk] _n.
dram-shop [drQmSp] _n. ;
drama [dram] _n.
dramatic [drmQtIk] _a. 1> 2> 3> ; ; ԣ; 4> , , 5> , ; a dramatic change
dramatics [drmQtIks] _n. _pl. (. _sg. _pl.) 1> 2> 3> , (. ) 4> ; she goes in for dramatics
dramatis personae [dramtIspsunaI] _. _n. _pl. ( . _sg.) ();
dramatist [drQmtIst] _n.
dramatization [drQmtaIzeISn] _n. ;
dramatize [drQmtaIz] _v. 1> ; ( ) 2> 3> ; ;
dramaturge [drQmtdZ] = dramatist
dramaturgic [drQmtdZIk] _a.
dramaturgist [drQmtdZIst] = dramatist
dramaturgy [drQmtdZI] _n.
drank [drQNk] _p. drink 2
drape [dreIp] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. 1> , , 2> ,
draper [dreIp] _n.
drapery [dreIprI] _n. 1> 2> 3>
drastic [drQstIk] _a. 1> ( ) 2> , ; ; drastic changes
drat [drQt] int _. !, !
Dration [dIrQSn] _n. _.
dratted [drQtId] _a. _.
draught [draft] 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 [draftbd] _n.
draughtsman [draftsmn] _n. 1> = draftsman 2> ( )
draughtsmanship [draftsmnSIp] = draftsmanship
draughty [draftI] _a.
draw [dr] 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 [drpleIt] _n. _.
draw-tongs [drtNz] _n. _pl. ( . _sg.) _.
draw-vice [drvaIs] = draw-tongs
draw-well [drwel] _n. ( ң)
drawback [drbQk] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> _. 4> ( )
drawbar [drba] _n. 1> _-. (, ) 2>
drawbridge [drbrIdZ] _n. ߣ ,
drawee [drI] _n. _.
drawer _I [dr] _n. 1> ԣ; 2> () _II [dr] _n. _. _III [dr] _n. () (, ) _IV [dr] _n.
drawers [drz] _n. _pl. , , (. a pair of drawers)
drawing [drIN] 1. _pres-p. draw 2 2. _n. 1> ; (. mechanical drawing); out of drawing 2> 3> _. (), , ; 4>
drawing card [drINkad] _n.
drawing scale [drINskeIl] _n.
drawing-bench [drINbentS] _n. _.
drawing-block [drINblk] _n. ,
drawing-board [drINbd] _n. ԣ
drawing-knife [drINnaIf] _n. ,
drawing-machine [drINmSIn] _n. _. 1> 2> ߣ £ 3> ԣ
drawing-pad [drINpQd] _n.
drawing-paper [drINpeIp] _n. ; ԣ
drawing-pen [drINpen] _n.
drawing-pin [drINpIn] _n. ԣ
drawing-room _I [drINrum] _n. 1> 2> _. - 3> _attr. drawing-room comedy _II [drINrum] _n. ԣ , ԣ
drawl [drl] 1. _n. , 2. _v. , ޣ
drawn [drn] 1. _p-p. draw 2 2. _a. 1> ۣ, ( . .); 2> ; ģ 3> ֣ ( . .) 4> ; drawn butter ̣ 5> ֣; drawn face ֣ 6> _.
drawn-out [drnaut] _a. ,
dray [dreI] _n. ,
dray-horse [dreIhs] _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 [drednt] _n. 1> _. 2> ( );
dream [drIm] 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 [d]) 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 [drImhul] _n. ( , . .)
dream-land [drImlQnd] _n. , ң
dream-world [drImwld] = dream-land
dreamer [drIm] _n. 1> 2> ڣ
dreamily [drImIlI] _adv. ;
dreamless [drImlIs] _a.
dreamlike [drImlaIk] _a. 1> 2>
dreamt [dremt] _p. _p-p. dream 2
dreamy [drImI] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> ; 4> _.
drear [drI] _. . dreary
dreary [drIrI] _a. 1> , ; 2> ,
dredge _I [dredZ] 1. _n. 1> _. , , 2> 3> _. 4> _. ( ) 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> _II [dredZ] _v. (, . .)
dredger _I [dredZ] _n. 1> , 2> ; _II [dredZ] _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> ()
Dresden [drezdn] _n. (. Dresden china)
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 [dreskQp] _n. _. _.
dress coat [dreskut] _n. 1> 2> _.
dress rehearsal [dresrIhsl] _n.
dress-circle [dresskl] _n. _.
dress-guard [dresgad] _n. ( )
dress-preserver [dresprIzv] _n.
dress-shield [dresSIld] = dress-preserver
dressage [dresaZ] . _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 [dresINdaun] _n. _. , ; to give a good dressing down
dressing station [dresINsteISn] _n. _.
dressing-bag [dresINbQg] = dressing-case
dressing-bell [dresINbel] _n. ,
dressing-case [dresINkeIs] _n. 1> 2>
dressing-gown [dresINgaun] _n. ,
dressing-room [dresINrum] _n. ;
dressing-table [dresINteIbl] _n.
dressmaker [dresmeIk] _n.
dressmaking [dresmeIkIN] _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 [drIftIdZ] _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 Regulations [drIlregjuleISnz] _n. _.
drill-hall [drIlhl] _n.
drill-sergeant [drIlsadZnt] _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 [drINkǍfrIN] _n. ()
drinkable [drINkbl] 1. _a. 2. _n. _pl.
drinker [drINk] _n. 1> , , أ 2>
drinking fountain [drINkINfauntIn] _n.
drinking-bout [drINkINbaut] _n.
drinking-horn [drINkINhn] _n. ( )
drinking-song [drINkINsN] _n.
drinking-water [drINkINwt] _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 [drIpmuldIN] = dripstone 1
dripping [drIpIN] 1. _pres-p. drip 2 2. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , 3. _a. 1> , ; dripping wet 2> ,
dripping-pan [drIpINpQn] _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 [draIvIn] _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 [drIvnwIl] _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 [draIvINfs] _n.
driving-axle [draIvINQksl] _n.
driving-belt [draIvINbelt] _n.
driving-wheel [draIvINwIl] _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 [drmdrI] _n. ,
dromon [drmn] = dromond
dromond [drmnd] _n. _. , ף
drone [drun] 1. _n. 1> ; _. , 2> , 3> ţ 4> _. ; ̣ 2. _v. 1> , 2> , , 3>
droningly [drunINlI] _adv. ,
drool [drul] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> , ( , ) 2>
droop [drup] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> ; 2. _v. 1> , , 2> 3> , (); (, ) 4> , ( , ) 5> ; ; plants droop from drought 6> 7> , 8> _. ;
drop [drp] 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 [drpktn] _n. ( )
drop-hammer [drphQm] _n. _. У;
drop-kick [drpkIk] _n. _. ̣ ( )
drop-leaf [drplIf] _n. ( )
drop-letter [drplet] _n. _. ,
drop-light [dZplaIt] _n. _.
drop-out [drpaut] _n. _. 1> , ޣ 2> ,
drop-scene [drpsIn] _n. 1> = drop-curtain 2>
drop-shutter [drpSt] _n. _.
droplet [drplIt] _n.
dropping-gear [drpINgI] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
droppings [drpINz] _n. _pl. 1> , (, . .) 2> ͣ ,
dropsical [drpsIkl] _a. 1> 2> ; ԣ;
dropsy [drpsI] _n.
drosometer [drsmIt] _n. ( )
dross [drs] _n. ; ; ; _. ; ,
drossy [drsI] _a. 1> 2> ,
drought [draut] _n. 1> 2>
droughty [drautI] _a. ;
drouth [drauT] _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 [drb] _v. 1> (), (); to drub into smb. -. ; to drub out of smb. -. 2> , , 3> ,
drubbing [drbIN] 1. _pres-p. drub 2. _n. ,
drudge [drdZ] 1. _n. , ֣, 2. _v. ֣,
drudgery [drdZrI] _n. ֣,
drudgingly [drdZINlI] _adv. , ;
drug [drg] 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 [drgIt] _n. ( )
druggist [drgIst] _n.
drugstore [drgst] _n. _. 1> 2> , , , , , . .
Druid [druId] _n. _. ,
drum [drm] 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 [drmmeIdZ] _n. ; -
drum-fish [drmfIS] _n. ()
drumbeat [drmbIt] _n. 1> 2>
drumfire [drmfaI] _n. _.
drumhead [drmhed] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. , ; drumhead court martial -
drummer [drm] _n. 1> 2> _. _. ֣ 3> _.
drumstick [drmstIk] _n. 1> 2> ң (, , . .)
drunk [drNk] 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 [drNkd] _n. ,
drunken [drNkn] _a. ; drunken brawl ; drunken driving
drupaceous [drupeISs] _a. _. ( )
drupe [drup] _n. _. (, , . .)
drupel [drupl] = drupelet [druplIt] _n. (, . .)
drupelet [druplIt] = drupel
druse [druz] _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 [draIfamIN] _n. ( )
dry goods [draIgudz] _n. _pl. ,
dry measure [draImeZ] _n.
dry wall [draIwl] _n. _.
dry-bob [draIbb] _n. - ( ) {. wet-bob}
dry-cargo ship [draIkaguSIp] _n. _.
dry-clean [draIklIn] _v.
dry-cleaners [draIklInz] _n. _pl. , ()
dry-cleaning [draIklInIN] 1. _pres-p. dry-clean 2. _n. ()
dry-fist [draIfIst] _n. _.
dry-fly [draIflaI] _n. ( )
dry-nurse [draIns] 1. _n. ; 2. _v.
dry-point [draIpInt] 1. _a. 1> 2> 3> , 2. _v.
dry-rot [draIrt] _n. 1> () 2> ; ,
dry-salter [draIslt] _n. 1> 2> ۣ , ,
dry-saltery [draIsltrI] _n. . {. dry-salter}
dry-shod [draISd] _adv. to pass over dry-shod ,
dryad [draId] _n. _.
Dryasdust [draIzdst] 1. _n. , , ""; ޣ, . . 2. _a. (d.) ,
dryer [draI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
dryish [draIIS] _a.
dual [djul] 1. _a. ; ; ; dual ownership ( ); dual nationality ( citizenship) , ; the D. Monarchy _. - 2. _n. _. 1> 2>
dualism [djulIzm] _n. _.
duality [djuQlItI] _n.
dualize [djulaIz] _v.
dub _I [db] _v. 1> 2> ԣ; 3> ; ; 4> (, . .) _II [db] _v. ; _III [db] _v. 1> 2> 3> _. , _IV [db] _n. _. _. ,
dubbin [dbIn] = dubbing [dbIN] _n.
dubbing [dbIN] = dubbin
dubiety [djubaItI] _n. 1> , 2> -.
dubious [djubjs] _a. 1> , ; dubious character 2> ,
ducal [djukl] _a.
ducat [dkt] _n. _. ()
duchess [dtSIs] _n.
duchy [dtSI] _n.
duck _I [dk] _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 [dk] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _v. 1> ; () 2> ף ( , ) 3> 4> to duck a curtsy _. , _III [dk] _n. 1> , 2> _pl.
duck's meat [dksmIt] = duckweed
duck's-egg [dkseg] _n. 1> ޣ 0 ( ) 2> ԣ -̣
duck-boards [dkbdz] _n. _pl.
duck-hawk [dkhk] _n. _.
duck-legged [dklegd] _a. ,
duck-out [dkaut] _n. _. 1> 2>
duckbill [dkbIl] _n. _.
ducket [dkIt] _n. _. 1> () 2> _.
ducking [dkIN] 1. _pres-p. duck II, 2 2. _n. ; I got a good ducking
ducking-stool [dkINstul] = cucking-stool
duckling [dklIN] _n. ԣ
duckweed [dkwId] _n. _.
ducky [dkI] = duck I, 3
duct [dkt] _n. 1> _. , 2> ;
ductile [dktaIl] _a. 1> 2> , ; ( ) 3> , ; ( )
ductility [dktIlItI] _n. 1> 2> , ; () 3> ,
ductless [dktlIs] _a. _. ; ductless glands
dud [dd] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> ޣ ; 3> ; , 4> 5> _pl. , 6> _pl. , 2. _a. , ,
dude [djud] _n. _. _. , ,
dudgeon _I [ddZn] _n. _. _II [ddZn] _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 [djul] 1. _n. 1> , ; Pushkin lost his duel 2> , 2. _v.
duellist [djulIst] _n. ,
duenna [djuen] _. _n. ; , ( )
duet [djuet] _n.
duett [djuet] _n.
duetto [djuetu] _. = duet
duff _I [df] _n. 1> _. 2> _. (. currant duff) 3> _II [df] _v. _. 1> (); 2> 3> _.
duffel [dfl] _n. 1> 2> _. ();
duffel-bag [dflbQg] _n.
duffer [df] _n. 1> _. ; ޣ, 2> , 3> 4> 5> _.
duffle [dfl] = duffel
dug _I [dg] _p. _p-p. dig 1 _II [dg] _n. 1> () 2>
dug-out [dgaut] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; ; ; 3> _. _. ,
duiker [daIk] _. _n. ()
duke [djuk] _n. ; Grand D.
dukedom [djukdm] _n. 1> 2>
dulcet [dlsIt] _a. , ( )
dulcify [dlsIfaI] _v. 1> , 2> _.
dulcimer [dlsIm] _n. _.
dull [dl] 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 [dld] _n. ,
dullish [dlIS] _a. 1> 2>
dulse [dls] _n. ԣ-
duly [djulI] _adv. 1> , 2>
dumb [dm] _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 [dmpIQnu] _n.
dumb-bell [dmbel] 1. _n. 1> _pl. ; 2> _. _. , 2. _v.
dumb-waiter [dmweIt] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
dumbfound [dmfaund] _v. ,
dumbness [dmnIs] _n.
dumdum [dmdm] _n. "-" (. dumdum bullet)
dummy [dmI] 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 [dmp] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> _. 3> ; , 4> ֣ 2. _v. 1> , () 2> (); 3> _. 4> _II [dmp] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ; _pl. ; not worth a dump 3> = dumpy II, 2
dump-car [dmpka] = dump-cart [dmpkat] _n. ,
dump-cart [dmpkat] = dump-car
dumping [dmpIN] 1. _pres-p. dump I, 2 2. _n. 1> _. , 2> ,
dumpish [dmpIS] _a.
dumpling [dmplIN] _n. 1> ̣ 2> , ޣ 3> _.
dumps [dmps] _n. _pl. to be (down) in the dumps _. ,
dumpy _I [dmpI] _a. _II [dmpI] 1. _a. 2. _n.
dun _I [dn] 1. _n. 1> - 2> ( ) 2. _a. 1> - 2> _. ԣ, _II [dn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> ; to dun smb. out of his money 2>
dun-bird [dnbd] _n. _.
dunce [dns] _n. , ; ; dunce's cap ,
dunderhead [dndhed] _n. ,
dune [djun] _n.
dung _I [dN] _n. ͣ, ; _II [dN] _p. _p-p. ding 2
dung-beetle [dNbItl] _n. ;
dung-fork [dNfk] _n.
dungaree [dNgrI] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
dungeon [dndZn] _n. 1> ; 2> = donjon
dunghill [dNhIl] _n.
dungy [dNI] _a. ,
duniwassal [dunIwsl] _n. _.
dunk [dNk] _v. 1> (, , ) 2> ,
dunlin [dnlIn] _n. ()
dunnage [dnIdZ] _n. _.
duodecimal [djuudesIml] 1. _n. 2. _a.
duodecimo [djuudesImu] _n.
duodenal [djuudInl] _a. _. ; duodenal ulcer
duodenary [djuudInrI] _a.
duodenitis [djuudInaItIs] _n. _.
duodenum [djuudInm] _n. (_pl. -na) _.
duologue [djulg] = dialogue
dupable [djupbl] = dupeable
dupe [djup] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. ,
dupeable [djupbl] _a.
dupery [djuprI] _n.
duple [djupl] _a. 1> _. 2> _.
duplex [djupleks] _a. ; , ; duplex house ; duplex apartment _. ,
duplicate 1. _n. [djuplIkIt] 1> ; ; in duplicate 2> _pl. 3> 2. _a. [djuplIkIt] 1> , ; _. ; duplicate ratio ( proportion) _. 2> ģ ; 3> , 3. _v. [djuplIkeIt] 1> ; 2> , 3>
duplication [djuplIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> ;
duplicator [djuplIkeIt] _n.
duplicity [djuplIsItI] _n.
durability [djurbIlItI] _n. 1> ; ; ; 2>
durable [djurbl] _a. 1> , ģ; a durable pair of shoes 2> , 3> _.
duralumin [djurQljumIn] _n.
duramen [djureImen] _n. 1> _. () 2> .
duration [djureISn] _n. ; for the duration of the war ; of short duration
durbar [dba] _. _n. ɣ
duress [djures] _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> _. ; to do smth. under duress -. ,
duresse [djures] _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> _. ; to do smth. under duresse -. ,
during [djurIN] _prep. , ;
durmast [dmast] _n. _.
durst [dst] _p. dare 1
dusk [dsk] 1. _n. ; ; till dusk ; scarcely visible in the dusk 2. _a. _. , , 3. _v. _.
duskiness [dskInIs] _n. 1> , 2>
dusky [dskI] _a. 1> , ԣ; dusky thicket ԣ 2>
dust [dst] 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 Bowl [dstbul] _n.
dust-cart [dstkat] _n.
dust-cloak [dstkluk] = dust-coat
dust-coat [dstkut] _n. ()
dust-colour [dstkl] _n. -
dust-cover [dstkv] _n. ()
dust-hole [dsthul] _n. ,
dust-jacket [dstdZQkIt] = dust-cover
dust-proof [dstpruf] _a.
dust-shot [dstSt] _n.
dust-storm [dststm] _n.
dust-up [dstp] _n. _. , ,
dustbin [dstbIn] _n.
duster [dst] _n. 1> ; ݣ , . . 2> _. = dust-coat 3> ( , . .) 4> _.
dusting [dstIN] 1. _pres-p. dust 2 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ; to give a dusting , 4> _.
dustman [dstmn] _n.
dustpan [dstpQn] _n.
dusty [dstI] _n. 1> 2> ; ; ޣ 3> ̣ ( . .) 4> , ; not so dusty _. ,
Dutch [dtS] 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 [dtS] _n. _. ; my old dutch ( )
Dutch metal [dtSmetl] _n. (" ")
Dutch oven [dtSvn] _n. 1> ( Σ ) 2> _. _.
Dutchman [dtSmn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> ; Flying Dutchman ; I'm a Dutchman, if I do! , ...; , ...
Dutchwoman [dtSwumn] _n. ;
duteous [djutjs] _. = dutiful
dutiable [djutjbl] _a. ()
dutiful [djutIful] _a. 1> ; 2>
duty [djutI] _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 [djutIlIst] _n. _.
duty-bound [djutIbaund] _a.
duty-free [djutIfrI] 1. _a. 2. _adv.
duty-paid [djutIpeId] _a.
duumvir [djumv] _n. (_pl. -s [-z], -ri) _. ( )
duumvirate [djumvIrIt] _n. _. ( )
duumviri [djuumvIrI] _pl. duumvir
dwarf [dwf] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 2. _a. 3. _v. 1> ; 2> ; the little cottage was dwarfed by the surrounding elms ݣ -
dwarfish [dwfIS] _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 [daIQd] _. _n. 1> ; , 2> _. 3> _. , ; one's other dyad أ-. ""; -.
dyadic [daIQdIk] _. _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 [daIstf] _n. ,
dye-wood [daIwud] _n.
dye-works [daIwks] _n. ,
dyed-in-the wool [daIdInDwul] _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 [daIzbrum] _n. _.
dyer's weed [daIzwId] _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 [daInQmIk] _a. 1> 2> , , 3> _.
dynamical [daInQmIkl] _a.
dynamics [daInQmIks] _n. _pl. 1> (. _sg.) 2>
dynamism [daInmIzm] _n. _.
dynamite [daInmaIt] 1. _n. 2. _v.
dynamiter [daInmaIt] _n. ,
dynamitic [daInmItIk] _a.
dynamo [daInmu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _. -,
dynamometer [daInmmIt] _n.
dynast [dInst] _n.
dynastic [dInQstIk] _a.
dynasty [dInstI] _n.
dyne [daIn] _n. _. ( )
dysenteric [dIsnterIk] _a.
dysentery [dIsntrI] _n. _.
dyslogistic [dIsldZIstIk] _a.
dyspepsia [dIspepsI] _n. _. ,
dyspeptic [dIspeptIk] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. , 2. _a. 1> 2>
dyspnoea [dIspni] _n. _. , Σ
dysprosium [dIspruSIm] _n. _.
dystrophy [dIstrfI] _n. _.
E e _I [i] _n. (_pl. Es, E's [iz]) 1> 5- . 2> _. 3> _. 2- _II [E] _. . ever _III [in] _. . even I II, 2
e'carte [eIkAteI] _n. _. ( )
e'clair [eIklE] _n. _. ()
each [itS] _pron. _indef. 1. . , ; each of us ; each and all 2. . , ; each student has to learn it by heart
eachother [itSD] _pron. _recipr. ( )
eager [ig] _a. 1> ; , ; eager for ( after) fame ; eager to be off 2> , ( ..) 3> ; eager pursuit ; eager beaver > ; > , , 4> ( ) 5> _. ,
eagerness [ignIs] _n. ,
eagle [igl] _n. 1> ң 2> _. _. 10
eagle-eyed [iglaId] _a. ;
eagle-owl [iglaul] _n.
eaglet [iglIt] _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 [Idrp] = ear-ring
ear-drops [Idrps] _n. _pl.
ear-drum [Idrm] _n.
ear-flaps [IflQps] _n. _pl. ( )
ear-lap [IlQp] _n. 1> () 2> ( ..)
ear-lobe [Ilub] = ear-lap
ear-lock [Ilk] _n. ,
ear-muff [Imf] _n. _. ( )
ear-phone [Ifun] = head-phone
ear-ring [IrIN] _n.
ear-splitting [IsplItIN] _a.
ear-wax [IwQks] _n.
earl [l] ()
earldom [ȫldm] _n. 1> , 2> _. () ,
earless [IlIs] _a. 1> 2> ۣ 3> ( )
early [ȫlI] 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 [ImAk] 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 [ȫnIst] 1. _a. 1> أ; 2> ; ģ 3> , 2. _n. in earnest > أ, أ; > , ; in real ( dead) earnest أ _II [ȫnIst] _n. ; ; an earnest of more to come
earnestly [ȫnIstlI] _adv. ,
earnings [ȫnINz] _n. _pl. , ;
earshot [ISt] _n. , ; within (out of) earshot ( )
earth [T] 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 [ȫTbn] _a. 1> ; 2> _. ģ ̣
earth-bound [ȫTbaund] _a. 1> , 2>
earth-flax [ȫTflQks] _n.
earth-light [ȫTlaIt] = earth-shine
earth-nut [ȫTnt] _n. ,
earth-shaking [ȫTSeIkIN] _a. ,
earth-shine [ȫTSaIn] _n. _. ()
earth-worm [ȫTwm] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ;
earthen [ȫTn] _a. 1> ; 2>
earthenware [ȫTnwE] _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> _attr.
earthing [ȫTIN] 1. _pres-p. earth 2 2. _n. _. _.
earthly [ȫTlI] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> _. ; no earthly use (reason) () 2. _n. not an earthly _.
earthly-minded [ȫTlImaIndId] _a. ,
earthquake [ȫTkweIk] _n. 1> 2> ,
earthward [ȫTwd] _adv.
earthwards [ȫTwdz] _adv.
earthwork [ȫTwk] _n. ;
earthy [ȫTI] _a. 1> , 2> , 3>
earwig [IwIg] _n. _. ף
ease [iz] 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 [izful] _a. _. 1> 2> 3> ,
easement [izmnt] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. , .. 4> _. ,
easily [izIlI] _adv. ; ,
easiness [izInIs] _n. 1> ̣ 2> ģ
east [ist] 1. _n. 1> ; _. ; to the east (of) () 2> (the E.) ; Far E. ; Middle E. 3> (. east wind); E. or West home is best _. , 2. _a. 3. _adv. 1> ; 2> ( ); to blow east
East End [istend] _n. -, ()
East India Company [istIndjkmpnI] _n. _. -
East Side [istsaId] _n. -, () -
east-bound [istbaund] _a.
Easter [ist] _n. _. 1> () 2> _attr.
easterly [istlI] 1. _a. 2. _n. 3. _adv. 1> ; 2> ( )
eastern [istn] 1. _a. 1> ; eastern window , 2> - 2. _n. (E.)
easterner [istn] _n. 1> = eastern 2 2>
easternmost [istnmust] _a.
Eastertide [isttaId] _n. _. 1> 2>
easting [istIN] _n. _. ;
eastward [istwd] 1. _a. ݣ 2. _adv. , , 3. _n.
eastwards [istwdz] = eastward 2
easy [izI] 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 [izItSE] _n.
easy rider [izIraId] _n.
easy-going [izIguIN] _a. 1> -ӣ; , 2> ̣, ( )
eat [it] _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 [itbl] 1. _a. 2. _n. _pl. _. ,
eaten [itn] _p-p. eat
eater [it] _n. 1> 2>
eatery [itrI] _n. _. ; ,
eating [itIN] 1. _pres-p. eat 2. _n. 1> ɣ , 2> 3. _attr. eating apple ; eating club ( hall) _.
eating-house [itINhaus] _n. ۣ
eats [its] _n. _pl. _. ,
eau-de-Cologne [ȫudklun] _n. _.
eau-de-vie [ȫudvi] _n. _. ; ,
eaves [ivz] _n. _pl. 1> _. ; 2> _. ,
eavesdrop [ivzdrp] _v. (on)
eavesdropper [ivzdrp] _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 [ebtaId] _n.
ebon [ebn] _a. _. 1> 2> ޣ
ebonite [ebnaIt] _n. _.
ebony [ebnI] 1. _n. 1> , ޣ 2> _. _. ޣ, 2. _a. 1> 2> ޣ
ebullience [Ibljns] _n. _. 1> 2>
ebulliency [IbljnsI] _n. _. 1> 2>
ebullient [Ibljnt] _a. _. 1> 2> ,
ebullition [eblISn] _n. _. 1> ; 2>
ecaudate [ikdeIt] _a. _.
eccentric [IksentrIk] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> _. _. ; ; (., ); eccentric rod 2. _n. 1> ; , 2> _. ,
eccentricity [eksentrIsItI] _n. 1> , ; 2> _. ;
ecclesiastic [IklizIQstIk] 1. _n. , 2. _a. = ecclesiastical
ecclesiastical [IklizIQstIkl] _a. ;
echelon [eSln] 1. _n. 1> _. ; ; ; echelon of attack 2> , 2. _v. ;
echini [ekaInaI] _pl. echinus
echinus [ekaIns] _n. (_pl. -ni) 1> _. 2> _.
echo [eku] 1. _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) 1> ; to the echo ; 2> , ; faint echo 3> 4> _. _. 5> _attr. echo sounder ; echo sounding 2. _v. 1> ; ( ) 2> , ,
echo-image [ekuImIdZ] _n. _.
echoic [ekuIk] _a.
eclampsia [IklQmpsI] _n. _.
eclat [eIklA] _n. _. 1> , 2> , ; with great eclat
eclectic [eklektIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
eclecticism [eklektIsIzm] _n. ;
eclipse [IklIps] 1. _n. 1> _. ; total (partial) eclipse () 2> , ; his fame has suffered an eclipse 2. _v. (. _.); ; in sports he quite eclipsed his brother
ecliptic [IklIptIk] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
eclogue [eklg] _n. _.
ecological [ekldZIkl] _a.
ecology [IkldZI] _n.
economic [iknmIk] _a. 1> ; ; economic forces ; economic miracle " " 2> ; , 3> , ; economic botany
economical [iknmIkl] _a. 1> , 2> ; 3>
economically [iknmIklI] _adv. 1> , , 2> ,
economics [iknmIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) 1> ; ; planned economics 2>
economist [iknmIst] _n. 1> 2> ,
economize [iknmaIz] _v.
economizer [iknmaIz] _n. _. ,
economy [iknmI] _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 [ekstQtIk] _a. ̣; ; ;
ectoplasm [ektuplQzm] _n. _.
Ecuadoran [ekwdrn] = Ecuadorian
Ecuadorian [ekwdrIn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
ecumenic [ikjumenIk] _a. _. (. )
ecumenical [ikjumenIkl] _a. _. (. )
eczema [eksIm] _n. _.
edacious [IdeISs] _a. 1> 2>
edacity [IdQsItI] _n. 1> 2>
Edam [idQm] _n.
edaphology [edfldZI] _n.
eddish [edIS] _n. _. _-. ; أ,
eddy [edI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> , (, ) 4> _. , 5> _attr. eddy currents _. 2. _v. 1> 2>
Eden [idn] _n. ;
edentate [IdentIt] _a. 1> _. 2> _.
edge [edZ] 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 [edZstun] _n. 1> ֣, ( ) 2> _.
edge-tool [edZtul] _n. , ; to play with edge-tools Σ
edgeways [edZweIz] _adv. ɣ, (ң); ; to get a word in edgeways
edgewise [edZwaIz] = edgeways
edging [edZIN] 1. _pres-p. edge 2 2. _n. 1> , , 2> _attr. edging saw _.
edgy [edZI] _a. 1> , 2> _. 3> ֣;
edibility [edIbIlItI] _n.
edible [edIbl] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. (. _pl.) , ,
edict [idIkt] _n. ,
edification [edIfIkeISn] _n. ,
edifice [edIfIs] _n. 1> , 2> ,
edify [edIfaI] _v. ,
edit [edIt] _v. 1> , ; 2> 3> (); edit out , ޣ
edition [IdISn] _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 [edItrIntSif] _n. (_pl. editors-in-chief)
editorial [edItrIl] 1. _a. , ; editorial office (); editorial staff , ; editorial board 2. _n.
editorialist [edItrIlIst] _n.
editorialize [edItrIlaIz] _v. _. ( )
educate [edjukeIt] _v. 1> ; 2> ; to educate the ear
educated [edjukeItId] 1. _p-p. educate 2. _a. 1> 2> ; educated taste (mind) ()
education [edjukeISn] _n. 1> ; , ; all-round education ; trade education ; classical (commercial, art) education (, ) ; vocational education - ; higher education 2> , (, ) 3> , 4> , ()
educational [edjukeISnl] _a. ; ; , ; educational film
educationalist [edjukeISnlIst] _n. -
educationally [edjukeISnlI] _adv. ; ,
educationist [edjukeISnIst] = educationalist
educative [edjuktIv] _a. , ;
educator [edjukeIt] _n. 1> , 2> = educationalist
educe [idjus] _v. 1> ( ); 2> ( - from) 3> _.
eduction [idkSn] _n. 1> ( ) 2> 3> ; 4> 5> _.
edulcorate [IdlkreIt] _v. _. , ..
Edwardian [dwdjn] _a. ,
eel [il] _n. _.
eel-buck [ilbk] _n.
eel-pout [ilpaut] _n. _.
eel-spear [ilspI] _n.
eerie [IrI] _a. 1> ; ; 2> _.
eery [IrI] _a. 1> ; ; 2> _.
efface [IfeIs] _v. ; ޣ; ; to efface oneself ,
effect [Ifekt] 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 [IfektIv] 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 [IfektlIs] _a. ,
effectual [Ifektjul] _a. 1> , ; 2> _.
effectuate [IfektjueIt] _v. ,
effectuation [IfektjueISn] _n.
effeminacy [IfemInsI] _n. , ( )
effeminate [IfemInIt] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , , ; effeminate civilization 2. _n. 1> ; , 2>
efferent [efernt] _a. ( ); ; efferent nerve
effervesce [efves] _v. 1> ; , ; ( ) 2> ; ߣ,
effervescence [efvesns] _n. 1> ; , 2> ,
effervescency [efvesnsI] _n. 1> ; , 2> ,
effervescent [efvesnt] _a. 1> 2> ; ͣ 3> ģ
effete [efit] _a. 1> ݣ, 2> 3> , 4>
efficacious [efIkeISs] _a. , ; ; an efficacious cure for a disease
efficacy [efIksI] _n. , ;
Efficiency [IfISnsI] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> , ; , ; 4> _. , 5> 6> _attr. Efficiency expert (e+e engineer) У
efficient [IfISnt] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , , ( ) 3> , 4> _. , 2. _n. 1> _. ; 2> _pl. _. _.
efflorescence [eflresns] _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 [efluvj] _pl. effluvium
effluvium [efluvjm] _n. (_pl. -s [z], -via) (. );
efflux [eflks] _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 [efldZns] _n. , ,
effulgent [efldZnt] _a.
effuse 1. _a. [efjus] 1> _. , 2> _. 2. _v. [efjuz] 1> ; ( ..) 2> 3> ( ..)
effusion [IfjuZn] _n. 1> ; effusion of blood > ; > 2> () 3> (); ( ..) 4> _. 5> _. ; ,
effusive [IfjusIv] _a. 1> ; ; effusive compliments 2> _.
egad [IgQd] _interj. _. -!
egalitarian [IgQlItErIn] _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 [egbit] _n. 1> 2> _. _. ̣
egg-cup [egkp] _n.
egg-dance [egdAns] _n. 1> , 2> ,
egg-flip [egflIp] = egg-nog
egg-nog [egng] _n. , ԣ , ,
egg-plant [egplAnt] _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 [egtaIm] _n. ң ( )
egg-white [egwaIt] _n.
egghead [eghed] _n. _. ; ,
eglantine [eglntaIn] _n.
ego [egu] _n. 1> _. , , , ϣ "" 2> _.
egocentric [egusentrIk] _a. ,
egoism [eguIzm] _n.
egoist [eguIst] _n.
egoistic [eguIstIk] _a. ;
egoistical [eguIstIkl] _a. ;
egotism [egutIzm] _n. ; , ̣
egotist [egutIst] _n. ;
egregious [IgridZs] _a. _. , ; egregious error , ; egregious lie ; egregious fool
egress [igres] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
egression [igreSn] _n. _.
egret [igret] _n. 1> 2> () 3> , ; {. . aigrette}
Egyptian [IdZIpSn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2> _. ,
Egyptology [idZIptldZI] _n.
eh [eI] _interj. , , ?, ?, ?, !, ?
eider [aId] _n. 1> _. () 2> = eider-down
eider-down [aIddaun] _n. 1> 2> ԣ
eidolon [aIduln] _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 [eItIIT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n.
eighty [eItI] 1. _n-card. ; he is over eighty ; eighty-one ; eighty-two .. 2. _n. (, )
eirenicon [aIrinIkn] _. _n. ;
eisteddfod [aIsteDvd] _n. ( )
either _I [aID] _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 [aID] _cj. ; either ... or... ... ...; either come in or go out ,
ejaculate [IdZQkjuleIt] _v. 1> 2> ()
ejaculation [IdZQkjuleISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
eject _I [idZekt] _v. 1> (from); 2> 3> , ; ( ..) _II [idZekt] _n.
ejection [idZekSn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , (, ..) 4> , , 5> _. 6> _attr. ejection seat (chair) _. ()
ejectment [idZektmnt] _n. _. 1> 2>
ejector [idZekt] _n. 1> , . {. eject I} 2> _. ; ( );
eke _I [ik] _v. to eke out , (with); to eke out one's existence -, _II [ik] _adv. _. , ;
el [el] _n. 1> L 2> = ell II, 2 3> _. _. (_. elevated railroad; E.)
el Dorado [eldrAdu] _. _n. ,
elaborate 1. _a. [IlQbrIt] 1> ; ; ; ; ; elaborate dinner 2> 2. _v. [IlQbreIt] 1> , 2> ;
elaboration [IlQbreISn] _n. 1> ; ; ; 2> 3> _. ,
elan [eIlAN] _n. _.
eland [ilnd] _n. _.
elapse [IlQps] _v. , , ( )
elastic [IlQstIk] 1. _a. 1> ; ; elastic limit _. 2> ; ; elastic rule , - 3> ( , ); elastic conscience 2. _n. 1> () 2> ,
elastic-sides [IlQstIksaIdz] _n. _pl. (. elasticside boots)
elasticity [elQstIsItI] _n. 1> . {. elastic 1} 2> _.
elate [IleIt] _v. ,
elated [IleItId] 1. _p-p. elate 2. _a. , ; elated by success ̣
elation [IleISn] _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 [elbutSE] _n.
elbow-grease [elbugris] _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 [elIkQmpeIn] _n. _.
elect [Ilekt] 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 [IlekSn] _n. 1> ; general (special) election (_. ) ; to hold an election 2> 3> _. 4> _attr. , ; election campaign
electioneer [IlekSnI] _v. ;
electioneering [IlekSnIrIN] _n.
elective [IlektIv] _a. 1> ; elective office 2> ; elective franchise 3> ; an elective body 4> _. , ; elective course , , 5> _. elective affinity ; _.
elector [Ilekt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. {. electoral}
electoral [Ilektrl] _a. ; electoral system ; electoral law ; electoral college _. ( -); electoral mandate
electorate [IlektrIt] _n. 1> 2>
electric [IlektrIk] _a. 1> ; electric fan ; electric light , ; electric lighting ; electric locomotive 2> , , ; electric seal "
electric blue [IlektrIkblu] _n. ()
electric chair [IlektrIktSE] _n.
electrical [IlektrIkl] _a. ; electrical engineering
electrician [IlektrISn] _n. 1> 2> ԣ
electricity [IlektrIsItI] _n.
electrification [IlektrIfIkeISn] _n. 1> 2>
electrify [IlektrIfaI] _v. 1> 2> ; 3> , ; to electrify one's audience
electrization [IlektrIzeISn] _n.
electrize [IlektraIz] = electrify 1 2
electro [Ilektru] _. _. electroplate electrotype
electrocardiogram [IlektrukAdIgrQm] _n. _.
electrochemistry [IlektrukemIstrI] _n.
electrocute [Ilektrkjut] _v. 1> 2>
electrocution [IlektrkjuSn] _n.
electrode [Ilektrud] _n.
electrodynamics [IlektrudaInQmIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
electrokinetics [IlektrukaInetIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
electrolier [IlektrulI] _n.
electrolyse [IlektrulaIz] _v.
electrolysis [IlektrlIsIs] _n.
electrolyte [IlektrulaIt] _n.
electromagnet [IlektrumQgnIt] _n.
electromagnetic [IlektrumQgnetIk] _a. ; electromagnetic waves
electrometallurgy [IlektrumetQldZI] _n.
electrometer [IlektrmIt] _n.
electromotive [IlektrumutIv] _a. ; electromotive force
electromotor [Ilektrumut] _n.
electron [Ilektrn] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; electron microscope ; electron beam
electron-volt [Ilektrnvult] _n. _. -
electronegative [IlektrunegtIv] _a.
electronic [IlektrnIk] _a. ; electronic computer ( _. brain) ()
electronics [IlektrnIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
electropathy [IlektrpTI] _n. _. ,
electrophone [Ilektrfun] _n. 1> 2> 3>
electroplate [IlektrupleIt] 1. _n. 2. _v.
electroplating [IlektrupleItIN] 1. _pres-p. electroplate 2 2. _n.
electropositive [IlektrupztIv] _a.
electroscope [Ilektrskup] _n.
electrostatics [IlektrustQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
electrotherapy [IlektruTerpI] _n.
electrotype [IlektrutaIp] _n. 1> ; 2>
electuary [IlektjurI] _n. _. ,
eleemosynary [elIimsInrI] _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 [elIdZaIk] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. _pl.
elegize [elIdZaIz] _v. _. (upon)
elegy [elIdZI] _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 [elImentl] _a. 1> 2> ; 3> 4> _.
elementary [elImentrI] _a. 1> , ; elementary particle _. 2> 3> ; elementary cell 4> _.
elephant [elIfnt] _n. 1> 2> (E.) _. ( ) 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 [elIfntaIsIs] _n. _. , ()
elephantine [elIfQntaIn] _a. 1> 2> ; , ; elephantine humour
eleusinian mysteries [eljusInInmIstrIz] _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 [elIveISn] _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 [elIveItǍpreIt] _n. _. ԣ
eleven [Ilevn] 1. _n-card. 2. _n. ( )
elevenses [IlevnzIz] _n. _. ̣ 11
eleventh [IlevnT] 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 [elflk] _n. ,
elfin [elfIn] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> 2. _n. = elf
elicit [IlIsIt] _v. 1> ; ; , ; to elicit a fact ; to elicit applause 2> ; to elicit a reply 3> ,
elide [IlaId] _v. 1> , 2> _. ( )
eligibility [elIdZbIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
eligible [elIdZbl] _a. 1> (for); eligible for membership 2> , ; eligible young man _.
Elijah [IlaIdZ] _n. _. ()
eliminate [IlImIneIt] _v. 1> ; (from); to eliminate a possibility 2> , 3> , 4> _. _. ; ; 5> _. ()
elimination [IlImIneISn] _n. 1> . {. eliminate}; elimination of waste 2> _attr. ԣ ; elimination trials _.
eliminator [IlImIneIt] _n. 1> , (, ..) 2> _.
elision [IlIZn] _n. _.
elite [eIlit] _n. _. , , ( ..)
elixir [IlIks] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ()
Elizabethan [IlIzbiTn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
elk [elk] _n.
ell _I [el] _n. _. (= 113 ); give him an inch and he'll take an ell , _II [el] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
ellipse [IlIps] _n. 1> _. ; 2> = ellipsis
ellipses [IlIpsiz] _pl. ellipsis
ellipsis [IlIpsIs] _n. (_pl. ellipses) _.
elliptic [IlIptIk] _a. _.
elliptical [IlIptIkl] _a. _.
elm [elm] _n. _. ,
elocution [elkjuSn] _n. 1> 2>
elongate [ilNgeIt] 1. _v. 1> (-); () 2> () 2. _a. , Σ
elongation [ilNgeISn] _n. 1> 2> ;
elope [Ilup] _v. 1> ( ) 2> (from)
elopement [Ilupmnt] _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 [elswE] _adv. 1> - 2> -
elucidate [IlusIdeIt] _v. , ,
elucidation [IlusIdeISn] _n.
elucidative [IlusIdeItIv] _a. ,
elucidatory [IlusIdeItrI] = elucidative
elude [Ilud] _v. 1> , ; to elude pursuit (observation) () 2> ; ; the meaning eludes me
elusion [IluZn] _n. ף,
elusive [IlusIv] _a. , ; an elusive memory
elusory [IlusrI] _a.
elutriate [IljutrIeIt] _v. _. _. ;
eluvium [IljuvIm] _n. _.
elver [elv] _n. _.
elves [elvz] _pl. elf
elvish [elvIS] _a. 1> 2> 3>
Elysium [IlIzIm] _n. _. _. , ; ;
elytra [elItr] _pl. elytron
elytron [elItrn] _n. (_pl. -ra) ( )
Elzevir [elzIvI] _n. 1> ( XVI-XVII .) 2> _attr. Elzevir type
em [em] _n. 1> 2> _. m ( )
em- [em], [Im] _pref. . en-
emaciate [ImeISIeIt] _v. ,
emaciated [ImeISIeItId] 1. _p-p. emaciate 2. _a. ݣ; emaciated soil ݣ
emaciation [ImeIsIeISn] _n. ,
emanate [emneIt] _v. 1> , 2> (from)
emanation [emneISn] _n. ; ; ,
emancipate [ImQnsIpeIt] _v. 1> ; 2> _. ,
emancipation [ImQnsIpeISn] _n. 1> ; ; emancipation of slaves ; emancipation from slavery 2> _. , -
emancipationist [ImQnsIpeISnIst] _n.
emancipist [ImQnsIpIst] _n. _.
emasculate 1. _v. [ImQskjuleIt] 1> 2> ; 3> ; 4> ( ..); () 2. _a. [ImQskjulIt] 1> 2> ۣ ; 3> ;
emasculation [ImQskjuleISn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
embalm [ImbAm] _v. 1> 2> 3>
embalmment [ImbAmmnt] _n.
embank [ImbQNk] _v. 1> , ; 2>
embankment [ImbQNkmnt] _n. 1> , , 2>
embargo [embAgu] 1. _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) ; , ; 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 [ImbAk] _v. 1> (), 2> ; ( , ); to embark on a venture -. ; to embark on hostilities 3> (for embark )
embarkation [embAkeISn] _n. 1> , ( ) 2>
embarrass [ImbQrs] _v. 1> , 2> , 3> ( _p-p.) ( ); ()
embarrassed [ImbQrst] 1. _p-p. embarrass 2. _a. 1> Σ 2> ݣ;
embarrassing [ImbQrsIN] 1. _pres-p. embarrass 2. _a. 1> 2>
embarrassingly [ImbQrsINlI] _adv.
embarrassment [ImbQrsmnt] _n. 1> ; , 2> , 3> ( , )
embassy [embsI] _n.
embattle _I [ImbQtl] _v. (. _p-p.) _II [ImbQtl] _v. _. ( ..)
embay [ImbeI] _v. 1> () 2> , ; 3> ()
embed [Imbed] _v. 1> , , ; a thorn embedded in the finger , 2> ; that day is embedded for ever in my recollection 3>
embellish [ImbelIS] _v. 1> 2> ( ..)
embellishment [ImbelISmnt] _n. 1> 2>
ember _I [emb] _n. (. _pl.) 1> ( ) 2> _II [emb] _a. ember days 12 ( ; . ember week, ember tide)
ember-goose [embgus] _n. _.
embezzle [Imbezl] _v. , ( )
embezzlement [Imbezlmnt] _n. , ; ( )
embitter [ImbIt] _v. 1> , ; 2> () 3> ; ( ..)
emblazon [ImbleIzn] _v. 1> 2> ,
emblem [emblm] 1. _n. , ; national emblem 2. _v. ;
emblematic [emblImQtIk] _a.
emblematical [emblImQtIkl] _a.
emblematize [emblemtaIz] _v. ;
embodied [ImbdId] _a. ݣ, ң
embodiment [ImbdImnt] _n. 1> 2> ,
embody [ImbdI] _v. 1> ; , 2> () 3> 4> ; ; embodied in the armed forces ֣
embolden [Imbuldn] _v. 1> , 2>
embolism [emblIzm] _n. _. ,
embonpoint [ǍmbmpwQN] _n. _. ,
embosom [Imbuzm] _v. 1> , 2> ; trees embosoming the house
emboss [Imbs] _v. 1> , ; ; 2> ;
embouchure [ǍmbuSu] _n. _. 1> () 2> ( ) 3> _. ,
embowel [Imbaul] _v.
embower [Imbau] _v. , ,
embrace [ImbreIs] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> () 2> (, ) 3> (, ) 4> () 5> (, ) 6> , ,
embracery [ImbreIsrI] _n. _.
embranchment [ImbrAntSmnt] _n. 1> , 2>
embrangle [ImbrQNgl] _v. _. ,
embrasure [ImbreIZ] _n. 1> _. ϣ 2> _. ,
embrittle [embrItl] _v.
embrocate [embrukeIt] _v. 1> 2>
embrocation [embrukeISn] _n. 1> 2> ,
embroider [ImbrId] _v. 1> 2> , ()
embroidery [ImbrIdrI] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> 4> ,
embroil [ImbrIl] _v. 1> (, ) 2> ( ) 3> (with)
embroilment [ImbrIlmnt] _n. 1> 2> , 3> , ..
embrown [Imbraun] _v.
embryo [embrIu] 1. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) , ; in embryo 2. _a. ;
embryology [embrIȍldZI] _n.
embryonic [embrIȍnIk] _a. ; ,
embus [Imbs] _v. ; , ()
emend [imend] _v. ()
emendate [imendeIt] _v. ()
emendation [imendeISn] _n. ()
emerald [emrld] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ( 6,5 ) 2. _a. ; E. Isle
emerge [ImdZ] _v. 1> ; ; 2> 3> , ( ..) to emerge unscathed
emergence [ImdZns] _n. 1> ; 2> = emergency 1
emergency [ImdZnsI] _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 [ImdZnt] _a. 1> , 2> _. , ; emergent nations , ,
emeritus [imerIts] _a. emeritus professor
emersion [imSn] _n. 1> (. , ) 2> ( )
emery [emrI] _n. ,
emery-cloth [emrIklT] _n. ,
emery-paper [emrIpeIp] _n.
emery-wheel [emrIwil] _n. , ;
emetic [ImetIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. ()
emetine [emtIn] _n. _.
emeu [imju] = emu
emigrant [emIgrnt] 1. _n. ( ); 2. _a. ; ; emigrant labourers
emigrate [emIgreIt] _v. 1> (-); 2> _.
emigration [emIgreISn] _n. ;
emigratory [emIgrtrI] _a. ;
emigre [emIgreI] _n. _. (. )
eminence [emInns] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; a man of eminence 3> (E.) , ( )
eminent [emInnt] _a. 1> , 2> , ,
emir [emI] _. _n.
emissary [emIsrI] _n. 1> , 2> ,
emission [ImISn] _n. 1> , (, , ) 2> _. 3> _. , 4> _.
emissive [ImIsIv] _a. ; ;
emit [ImIt] _v. 1> , 2> (, ) 3> _. 4> , (, ) 5> (, ..)
emmet [emIt] _n. _. _.
emollient [ImlInt] 1. _a. 2. _n.
emolument [Imljumnt] _n. (. _pl.) , ; ,
emote [Imut] _v. _. 1> 2> _. ,
emotion [ImuSn] _n. 1> , 2> ;
emotional [ImuSnl] _a. 1> 2> 3> (. )
emotionalism [ImuSnlIzm] _n.
emotionality [ImuSnQlItI] _n.
emotive [ImutIv] _a. 1> 2> ;
empale [ImpeIl] = impale
empanel [ImpQnl] _v. ;
empathy [empTI] _n. ;
empennage [empenIZ] _n. _. _.
emperor [empr] _n. 1> 2>
emphases [emfsiz] _pl. emphasis
emphasis (_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 [ImfQtIk] _a. 1> ; 2> ޣ 3>
emphatically [ImfQtIklI] _adv. 1> 2>
emphysema [emfIsim] _n. _.
Empire [empaI] 1. _n. 2. _a.
empire [empaI] _n. ; the E. > ; > _.
Empire City [empaIsItI] _n. _. . -
Empire State [empaIsteIt] _n. -
empiric [empIrIk] 1. _n. 1> 2> - 2. _a. ,
empirical [empIrIkl] = empiric 2
empiricism [empIrIsIzm] _n.
empiricist [empIrIsIst] _n.
emplacement [ImpleIsmnt] _n. 1> ; ( ..) 2> _. 3> _. ;
emplane [ImpleIn] _v. , , () ̣()
employ [ImplI] 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 [ImplIbl] _a.
employe [mplIeI] _. = employee
employee [emplIi] _n. ; ; number of employees
employer [ImplI] _n. 1> 2> ,
employment [ImplImnt] _n. 1> ; , ; out of employment ; full employment _. 2> , ; employment of industrial capacity 3> _attr. employment bureau ( ); employment exchange ; employment agent ; employment book ޣ
empoison [ImpIzn] _v. 1> ; _. () 2>
emporium [emprIm] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. ,
empower [Impau] _v. 1> ; to empower the Ambassador to conduct negotiations 2> , ( -.)
empress [emprIs] _n.
emprise [ImpraIz] _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 [emptIhQndId] _a. ; to go empty-handed ;
empty-headed [emptIhedId] _a. ;
emptyings [emptIINz] _n. _pl. _. 1> ( ), 2> _.
empurple [Imppl] _v.
empyreal [empaIril] _a. _. , ;
empyrean [empaIrin] 1. _n. 1> _. _. , 2> _. , 2. _a. = empyreal; empyrean love ,
emu [imju] _n. _.
emulate [emjuleIt] _v. 1> , 2> 3>
emulation [emjuleISn] _n. 1> ; socialist emulation 2> 3> ()
emulative [emjultIv] _a. ; emulative spirit
emulous [emjuls] _a. 1> 2> (of emulous -.) 3>
emulsify [ImlsIfaI] _v. ;
emulsion [ImlSn] _n.
emulsive [ImlsIv] _a. ;
en _I [en] _n. 1> N 2> _. _n. ( ) _II [in] _. . even I II, 2
en route [Anrut] _. _adv. , ;
en- [en], [In] _pref. (em b, p, m) > -.: to encage ; to entruck ; > -. : to enslave ; to encourage
enable [IneIbl] _v. 1> (-. ) 2> 3> _. ;
enact [InQkt] _v. 1> ; ; 2> ; 3> (. _pass.) ,
enacting [InQktIN] 1. _pres-p. enact 2. _a. , ; enacting clause , ..
enactment [InQktmnt] _n. 1> 2> ,
enamel [InQml] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> ( ) 4> ; 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> ; fields enamelled with flowers ,
enamour [InQm] _v. ; ; to be enamoured of smb. ̣ -.; to be enamoured of smth. -.
encaenia [ensinj] _n. ()
encage [InkeIdZ] _v.
encamp [InkQmp] _v. ()
encampment [InkQmpmnt] _n. 1> , 2>
encase [InkeIs] _v. 1> , ( ) 2> , ; encased in armour 3> , 4> _.
encasement [InkeIsmnt] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; ; ;
encash [InkQS] _v. _. ;
encaustic [enkstIk] 1. _a. 1> , 2> ֣, ( , ); encaustic tile 2. _n. , ( )
enceinte _I [ANsQnt] _a. _. _II [ANsQnt] _n. _. _.
encephalic [enkfQlIk] _a. _.
encephalitis [enkeflaItIs] _n. _.
enchain [IntSeIn] _v. 1> ; 2> (); ( ..) 3> _. ,
enchant [IntSAnt] _v. 1> , 2> ,
enchanter [IntSAnt] _n. ,
enchantment [IntSAntmnt] _n. 1> , 2> , ,
enchantress [IntSAntrIs] _n. 1> , , 2> ,
enchase [IntSeIs] _v. 1> , 2> ;
enchiridion [enkaIrIdIn] _n. _. ,
encipher [ensaIf] _v. ,
encircle [Inskl] _v. ;
encirclement [Insklmnt] _n.
encircling [InsklIN] 1. _pres-p. encirle 2. _a. encircling force _. , ; encircling manoeuvre ; Σ
enclasp [InklAsp] _v. ,
enclave [enkleIv] _n. _. , ֣ ,
enclitic [InklItIk] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
enclose [Inkluz] _v. 1> , ; 2> ( ..); 3> _.
enclosure [InkluZ] _n. 1> 2> , 3> 4> , 5> _. ( ) 6> _.
encode [Inkud] _v. ,
encomia [enkumj] _. _pl. encomium
encomiast [enkumIQst] _n. _.
encomiastic [enkumIQstIk] _a. _. ,
encomium [enkumjm] _. _n. _. (_pl. -s [z], -ia) ,
encompass [Inkmps] _v. (. _., ., ..);
encore [Nk] _. 1. _interj. ! 2. _n. "" 3. _v. , "",
encounter [Inkaunt] 1. _n. 1> 2> , , 2. _v. 1> () () 2> ; 3> ( ..)
encourage [InkrIdZ] _v. 1> 2> , 3> ;
encouragement [InkrIdZmnt] _n. . {. encourage}
encouraging [InkrIdZIN] 1. _pres-p. encourage 2. _a. ; ģ
encroach [InkrutS] _v. 1> (upon) 2> , (on, upon); encroach upon smb.'s time -.
encroachment [InkrutSmnt] _n.
encrust [Inkrst] _v. 1> 2> () , ..
encumber [Inkmb] _v. 1> 2> , , 3> ( .. - with)
encumbrance [Inkmbrns] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> , (. £); without encumbrance _. 4> _. ( )
encumbrancer [Inkmbrns] _n. _.
encyclic [ensIklIk] _. 1. _a. ; encyclic letter , 2. _n.
encyclical [ensIklIkl] _. 1. _a. ; encyclical letter , 2. _n.
encyclopaedia [ensaIklupidj] _n. ; walking encyclopaedia
encyclopaedic [ensaIklupidIk] _a.
encyclopaedical [ensaIklupidIkl] _a.
encyclopaedist [ensaIklupidIst] _n.
encyclopedia [ensaIklupidj] _n. ; walking encyclopedia
encyclopedic [ensaIklupidIk] _a.
encyclopedical [ensaIklupidIkl] _a.
encyclopedist [ensaIklupidIst] _n.
encyst [InsIst] _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 [IndeIndZ] _v.
endear [IndI] _v. ;
endearment [IndImnt] _n. , ,
endeavor [Indev] _. = endeavour
endeavour [Indev] 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. , ,
endemic [endemIk] 1. _a. ; 2. _n.
endgame [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 [endlN] _adv. 1> , 2> ,
endocarditis [endukAdaItIs] _n. _.
endocrine [endukraIn] _a. ; endocrine glands ,
endocrinology [endukraInldZI] _n.
endogamy [endgmI] _n.
endogenous [enddZIns] _a.
endorse [Inds] _v. 1> ; to endorse by signature 2> _. , 3> , ;
endorsement [Indsmnt] _n. 1> _. , ( , ) 2> ;
endosperm [enduspm] _n. _.
endow [Indau] _v. 1> ; , 2> ( _p-p.) , ; man is endowed with reason ң
endowment [Indaumnt] _n. 1> , , ; ; endowment with information 2> ; mental endowments 3> _attr. endowment insurance
endpaper [endpeIp] _n. ,
endproduct [endprdkt] _n. 1> 2> ;
endue [Indju] _v. (. _pass.) ; (, - with); to endue with force
endup [endp] _a. _.
endurable [Indjurbl] _a. 1> , 2> _.
endurance [Indjurns] _n. 1> , (, ..); this is past ( beyond) endurance 2> , ; 3> , 4> _attr. endurance test ; space endurance test
endure [Indju] _v. 1> ; ; I cannot endure the thought 2> ; ; as long as life endures 3>
enduring [IndjurIN] 1. _pres-p. endure 2. _a. 1> , 2> , 3> ;
endview [endvju] _n. , ( )
endways [endweIz] _adv. 1> ң 2> ; 3>
endwise [endwaIz] = endways
Eneas [iniQs] _n. . _.
enema [enIm] _n. _.
enemy [enImI] 1. _n. ; , ; to be one's own enemy ; the (old) E. ; how goes the enemy? ?; to kill the enemy , 2. _a. ; ,
energetic [endZetIk] _a.
energetics [endZetIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
energize [endZaIz] _v. 1> _. , 2> _.
energy [endZI] _n. 1> ; ; ; potential (latent) energy () 2> _pl. , ( ..)
enervate [enveIt] 1. _a. , 2. _v. 1> , 2> ,
enervation [enveISn] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
enfeeble [Infibl] _v.
enfetter [Infet] _v. 1> ( ) 2> , ,
enfilade [enfIleId] 1. _n. 1> _. () 2> _. 2. _v. _. Σ
enfold [Infuld] _v. 1> ף, (in, with) 2> ,
enforce [Infs] _v. 1> , , ; ; to enforce obedience 2> ; ; to enforce the laws ; 3> _.
enforceable [Infsbl] _a. 1> 2>
enforcement [Infsmnt] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. ; enforcement measures
enframe [InfreIm] _v. 1> 2>
enfranchise [InfrQntSaIz] _v. 1> 2> () 3> , ()
enfranchisement [InfrQntSIzmnt] _n. 1> ( , ..) 2>
engage [IngeIdZ] _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 [IngeIdZd] 1. _p-p. engage 2. _a. 1> 2> , ݣ (-.) 3>
engagement [IngeIdZmnt] _n. 1> , 2> , ; 3> ; to meet one's engagements ; 4> 5> _. , 6> _. 7> _attr. ; engagement ring
engaging [IngeIdZIN] 1. _pres-p. engage 2. _a. 1> , ; engaging smile ; engaging frankness 2> _.
engender [IndZend] _v. , ,
engine [endZIn] _n. 1> , ; 2> , 3> _. , , 4> _attr. 5> _attr. ; ; engine oil
enginecrew [endZInkru] _n.
enginedriver [endZIndraIv] _n. _-.
engineer [endZInI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> У; Royal Engineers, _. Corps of Engineers 2. _v. 1> ; 2> 3> _. , ; , 4> ; ; to engineer acts of sabotage
engineering [endZInIrIN] 1. _pres-p. engineer 2 2. _a. ( ) 3. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _. , 4> _attr. ; engineering plant ; engineering worker -
enginehouse [endZInhaus]
engineroom [endZInrum] _n.
enginery [endZInrI] _n. _. ;
engird [Ingd] _v. (engirded [Id], engirt)
engirdle [Ingdl] = engird
engirt [Ingt] _p. _p-p. engird
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 [INglISwumn] _n.
engorge [IngdZ] _v. 1> 2> _. ( )
engraft [IngrAft] _v. 1> _. (upon, into) 2> , (in)
engrail [IngreIl] _v. ;
engrain [IngreIn] _v. 1> , ; () 2> _. 3> ,
engrained [IngreInd] 1. _p-p. engrain 2. _a. = ingrained
engrave [IngreIv] _v. 1> ; ( , , ) 2> (on, upon)
engraver [IngreIv] _n. ף
engraving [IngreIvIN] 1. _pres-p. engrave 2. _n. 1> 2>
engross [Ingrus] _v. 1> (, ..); () 2> (_pass.) ݣ (-.), ( -.) 3> ; ޣ ( ..), 4> _. ;
engrossing [IngrusIN] 1. _pres-p. engross 2. _a. ; ,
engulf [Inglf] _v. 1> 2> _. , ; engulfed by letters
enhance [InhAns] _v. 1> , , 2> ()
enharmonic [enhAmnIk] _a. _.
enigma [InIgm] _n.
enigmatic [enIgmQtIk] _a.
enigmatical [enIgmQtIkl] _a.
enisle [InaIl] _v. _. 1> 2> ;
enjoin [IndZIn] _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 [IndZI] _v. 1> (. _refl.) ; ; how did you enjoy yourself? ?; how did you enjoy the book? ? 2> ( ..) 3> ; to enjoy good (poor) health ()
enjoyable [IndZIbl] _a. ,
enjoyment [IndZImnt] _n. 1> , ; to take enjoyment in 2>
enkindle [InkIndl] _v. , ,
enlace [InleIs] _v. 1> , 2>
enlarge [InlAdZ] _v. 1> (); () 2> () 3> (upon enlarge o ޣ-.) 4> _. _. (- ) 5> _. ;
enlarged [InlAdZd] 1. _p-p. enlarge 2. _a. , ; enlarged meeting ; revised and enlarged edition
enlargement [InlAdZmnt] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> _. _. ( , ) 4> _.
enlighten [InlaItn] _v. 1> 2> ; 3> _.
enlightened [InlaItnd] 1. _p-p. enlighten 2. _a. ݣ; thoroughly enlightened upon the subject ̣
enlightening [InlaItnIN] _a. 1> 2>
enlightenment [InlaItnmnt] _n. 1> 2> ݣ
enlist [InlIst] _v. 1> 2> 3> ; ; to enlist smb.'s support -.
enlisted [InlIstId] 1. _p-p. enlist 2. _a. _. ; enlisted man ;
enlistee [enlIsti] _n. _.
enliven [InlaIvn] _v. 1> , 2> , ,
enmesh [InmeS] _v. ,
enmity [enmItI] _n. ; , ; unexpressed enmity ; at enmity with
ennoble [Inubl] _v. 1> 2> ,
ennoblement [Inublmnt] _n. 1> 2>
ennui [Anwi] _n. _. ; ۣ;
Enoch [ink] _n. _.
enormity [InmItI] _n. 1> 2>
enormous [Inms] _a. 1> ; ; enormous changes 2> _. ,
enormously [InmslI] _adv.
enough [Inf] 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 [inauns] _v. 1> ; 2>
enow [Inau] _. _. . enough
enplane [InpleIn] _v. , , () ̣
enquire [InkwaI] = inquire
enquiry [InkwaIrI] = inquiry
enrage [InreIdZ] _v. ,
enrapture [InrQptS] _v. , ;
enrich [InrItS] _v. 1> 2> () 3> 4>
enrobe [Inrub] _v.
enrol [Inrul] _v. 1> (, -. ..); 2> ; 3> 4> , (-. )
enroll [Inrul] _v. 1> (, -. ..); 2> ; 3> 4> , (-. )
enrolment [Inrulmnt] _n. 1> , ; the enrolment of new members ɣ ( ..) 2>
enroot [Inrut] _v. (. _p-p.) ; _.
ensanguined [InsQNgwInd] _a. 1> 2> -
ensconce [Inskns] _v. ( _refl.) 1> () 2> () ; to ensconce oneself cosily
ensemble [AnsAmbl] _n. _. 1> (. tout ensemble) 2> 3> _. 4> , ;
enshrine [InSraIn] _v. 1> _. 2> , ( ..)
enshroud [InSraud] _v. , ; enshrouded in darkness ֣
ensign [ensaIn] _n. 1> , , 2> ; ; ; blue ensign () ; red ensign ; white ensign - 3> _. 4> _. _. , ( ) 5> _attr. ensign ship ; ensign staff _.
ensilage [ensIlIdZ] _-. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v.
enslave [InsleIv] _v. ; ;
enslavement [InsleIvmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
enslaver [InsleIv] _n. 1> 2> _. ; ,
ensnare [InsnE] _v. 1> 2> 3> to ensnare oneself (in) ,
ensoul [Insul] _v.
ensue [Insju] _v. 1> ; (from, on) 2> ; silence ensued
ensuing [InsjuIN] 1. _pres-p. ensue 2. _a. 1> , ( next ensuing); in the ensuing year 2> ; ensuing consequences
ensure [InSu] _v. 1> , ; to ensure the independence 2>
entablature [entQbltS] = entablement
entablement [InteIblmnt] _n. _.
entail [InteIl] 1. _n. 1> _. , ; 2> 2. _v. 1> ; (-.) 2> (upon entail ) 3> _.
entangle [IntQNgl] _v. 1> (. _.) 2> ; ()
entanglement [IntQNglmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ()
entente [AntAnt] _n. _. _. ; the E. _.
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 [enterIk] 1. _a. _. , ; enteric fever 2. _n. _.
enteritis [entraItIs] _n. _. ,
enterprise [entpraIz] _n. 1> 2> , ; 3> ; free ( private) enterprise 4> (, ..)
enterprising [entpraIzIN] _a. ;
entertain [entteIn] _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 [entteInIN] 1. _pres-p. entertain 2. _a. , ,
entertainment [entteInmnt] _n. 1> ɣ (); ; 2> , ; , 3> _. ; 4> _attr. entertainment unit ; entertainment tax
enthalpy [enTQlpI] _n. _. ,
enthral [InTrl] _v. 1> 2> , ,
enthrall [InTrl] _v. 1> 2> , ,
enthralling [InTrlIN] 1. _pres-p. enthral(l) 2. _a. ,
enthrone [InTrun] _v. ; to be enthroned in the hearts
enthronement [InTrunmnt] _n.
enthuse [InTjuz] _v. _. 1> 2>
enthusiasm [InTjuzIQzm] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ()
enthusiast [InTjuzIQst] _n. ;
enthusiastic [InTjuzIQstIk] _a. 1> ; , 2> ޣ; enthusiastic comment ; to be enthusiastic about ( over) smth., smb. -., -.
entice [IntaIs] _v. 1> 2> (from entice c, . into entice , ); entice away
enticement [IntaIsmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3>
enticing [IntaIsIN] 1. _pres-p. entice 2. _a. ,
entire [IntaI] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , ; 3> ( ) 4> , 2. _n. 1> (the entire) ; 2> , .
entirely [IntaIlI] _adv. , ,
entirety [IntaItI] _n. 1> , ; in its entirety ; ; 2> 3> _. ̣
entitle [IntaItl] _v. 1> , ; 2> 3> (to entitle -.); to be entitled to smth. -.
entity [entItI] _n. 1> _. 2> , 3> 4> , ; ; political entity ; legal entity 5> _. ,
entomb [Intum] _v. 1> 2> 3> _.
entomological [entmldZIkl] _a.
entomologist [entumldZIst] _n.
entomology [entumldZI] _n.
entourage [ǍnturAZ] _n. _. 1> ; 2> ,
entr'acte [ȍntrQkt] _n. _.
entrails [entreIlz] _n. _pl. 1> ; 2>
entrain [IntreIn] _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 [IntrAns] _v. , ,
entrancing [IntrAnsIN] 1. _pres-p. entrance II 2. _a. ;
entrant [entrnt] _n. 1> , , (., , ; , ..) 2> , 3> , ( ) 4> () ( ..)
entrap [IntrQp] _v. ; , ,
entreat [Intrit] _v. ,
entreaty [IntritI] _n. ,
entrechat [ANtrSA] _n. _.
entree [ȍntreI] _n. _. 1> , 2> ,
entremets [ȍntrmeI] _n. _. _pl. ( )
entrench [IntrentS] _v. 1> _. , ; to entrench oneself > ; > , 2> , 3> _. ( ); (upon entrench ); to entrench upon the truth
entrenched [IntrentSt] 1. _p-p. entrench 2. _a. , ; entrenched habits
entrenchment [IntrentSmnt] _n. 1> _. ; , 2> _. ,
entrepot [ȍntrpu] _n. _. ; , ( )
entrepreneur [Ǎntrprn] _n. _. 1> Σ 2>
entresol [ȍntresl] _n. _. _. ; (. )
entruck [Intrk] _v. _. , ; () ()
entrust [Intrst] _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 [IntwaIn] _v. 1> (); 2> (with, about) 3>
enucleate [InjuklIeIt] _v. 1> _. , 2> _. ( ..)
enumerate [InjumreIt] _v.
enumeration [InjumreISn] _n. 1> 2>
enunciate [InnsIeIt] _v. 1> , ޣ 2> ; 3> ( ..)
enunciation [InnsIeISn] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3>
enure [Inju] = inure
envelop [Invelp] _v. 1> £; ף 2> ; ; enveloped in flames ; enveloped in mystery 3> _. , ,
envelope [envlup] _n. 1> 2> £, 3> ( ..); 4> ף ( ); ̣ ( ) 5> _. ()
envelopment [Invelpmnt] _n. 1> £ 2> 3> _.
envenomed [Invenmd] 1. _p-p. envenom 2. _a. , ; envenomed tongue
enviable [envIbl] _a.
envious [envIs] _a.
environ [InvaIrn] _v.
environment [InvaIrnmnt] _n. , ;
environmental [InvaIrnmentl] _a. ; ; environmental research
environmentalist [InvaIrnmentlIst] _n. ޣ,
environs [InvaIrnz] _n. _pl. 1> 2> ,
envisage [InvIzIdZ] _v. 1> (, ) 2> () 3>
envision [InvIZn] _v. _. (-.), ϣ ;
envoy _I [envI] _n. 1> ; , 2> , _II [envI] _n.
envy [envI] 1. _n. 1> (of, at) 2> 2. _v.
enwrap [InrQp] _v. 1> ף (in, with) 2>
enzyme [enzaIm] _n. ,
eocene [iousin] _n. _.
eolation [iuleISn] _n. _.
eon [in] = aeon
eparchy [epAkI] _n.
epaulet [epulet] _n.
epaulette [epulet] _n.
epenthetic [epenTetIk] _a. _. ( ; .: b nimble, debt)
ephemera [Ifemr] _n. 1> _. ģ 2> -. ̣,
ephemeral [Ifemrl] _a. 1> , ; 2> _. ( , )
epic [epIk] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; 2. _a.
epicene [epIsin] _a. _.
epicentre [epIsent] _n. ()
epicure [epIkju] _n.
epicurean [epIkjurin] 1. _a. 2. _n. = epicure
epicureanism [epIkjurinIzm] _n. 1> 2>
epicurism [epIkjurIzm] = epicureanism
epicycle [epIsaIkl] _n. _.
epicycloid [epIsaIklId] _n. _.
epidemic [epIdemIk] 1. _n. 2. _a.
epidemical [epIdemIkl] = epidemic 2
epidemiology [epIdimIȍldZI] _n.
epidermal [epIdml] _a. _.
epidermic [epIdmIk] = epidermal
epidermis [epIdmIs] _n. _. _. ,
epidiascope [epIdaIskup] _n.
epigastric [epIgQstrIk] _a. _. ; epigastric burning _.
epigastrium [epIgQstrIm] _n. _.
epiglottis [epIgltIs] _n. _.
epigone [epIgun] _n. _.
epigram [epIgrQm] _n.
epigrammatist [epIgrQmtIst] _n.
epigraph [epIgrAf] _n.
epigraphy [epIgrfI] _n.
epilepsy [epIlepsI] _n. _.
epileptic [epIleptIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
epilogue [epIlg] _n.
Epiphany [IpIfnI] _n. 1> _. , () 2> (.)
epiphyte [epIfaIt] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ()
episcopacy [IpIskpsI] _n. 1> 2>
episcopal [IpIskpl] _a. ;
episcopalian [IpIskupeIljn] 1. _n. 2. _a.
episcopate [IpIskupIt] _n. 1> 2>
episode [epIsud] _n.
episodic [epIsdIk] _a. 1> 2>
episodical [epIsdIkl] _a. 1> 2>
epistle [IpIsl] _n. _.
epistolary [IpIstlrI] _a.
epistyle [epIstaIl] _n. 1> _. , 2> _.
epitaph [epItAf] _n. ;
epithelial [epITiljl] _a. _.
epithelium [epITiljm] _n. _.
epithet [epITet] _n.
epitome [IpItmI] _n. _. 1> , 2>
epitomize [IpItmaIz] _v. _. , ;
epizootic [epIzuȍtIk] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
epoch [ipk] _n. ; ;
epochal [epkl] _a.
epochmaking [ipkmeIkIN] _a. , ; ; epochmaking discovery
epopee [epupi] _n. _.
epos [eps] _n. ;
Epsom [epsm] _n. ( ); Epsom salt(s) ( )
equability [ekwbIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
equable [ekwbl] _a. 1> ; 2> , ( )
equal [ikwl] 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 [ikwlItI] _n. ; ; on an equality with , ( -.)
equalization [ikwlaIzeISn] _n. ,
equalize [ikwlaIz] _v. 1> (with, to); , 2> _. ޣ
equalizer [ikwlaIz] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. _.
equally [ikwlI] _adv. 1> , ; 2>
equanimity [ekwnImItI] _n. , ; ,
equate [IkweIt] _v. 1> ; ; , 2> _. ;
equation [IkweISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
equatorial [ekwtrIl] _a.
equerry [ekwerI] _n. _.
equestrian [IkwestrIn] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. ; equestrian statue ; equestrian sport
equestrienne [IkwestrIen] _n. ; (. )
equiangular [ikwIQNgjul] _a. _.
equidistant [ikwIdIstnt] _a. _.
equilateral [ikwIlQtrl] _a. _.
equilibrate [ikwIlaIbreIt] _v. ()
equilibration [ikwIlaIbreISn] _n. 1> 2> ;
equilibrist [ikwIlIbrIst] _n. ;
equilibrium [ikwIlIbrIm] _n. 1> 2> ; to maintain (to lose) one's equilibrium ( )
equimultiples [ikwImltIplz] _n. _pl. ,
equine [ekwaIn] _a. _. ,
equinoctial [ikwInkSl] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. ,
equinox [ikwInks] _n.
equip [IkwIp] _v. 1> ; ; 2> ( , .. with)
equipage [ekwIpIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> ; dressing equipage 3> _.
equipment [IkwIpmnt] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ( _pl.) _. ; 3> _-.
equipoise [ekwIpIz] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. ,
equipollent [ikwIplnt] _a. _. ;
equiponderant [ikwIpndrnt] _a. 1> 2>
equiponderate [ikwIpndreIt] _v. ,
equitable [ekwItbl] _a. , ; equitable to the interest of both parties ; equitable treaty
equitation [ekwIteISn] _n. ;
equity [ekwItI] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ( ); Court of E. , , 3> , 4> _pl. _. , 5> (E.) "" ( ԣ )
equivalence [IkwIvlns] _n. , ;
equivalency [IkwIvlnsI] _n. , ;
equivalent [IkwIvlnt] 1. _n. 2. _a. , ; ;
equivocal [IkwIvkl] _a. 1> 2>
equivocate [IkwIvkeIt] _v. ; ;
equivocation [IkwIvkeISn] _n. ( );
equivoke [ekwIvuk] _n. ; ;
equivoque [ekwIvuk] _n. ; ;
er [E] _. . ever
era [Ir] _n. ;
eradiate [IreIdIeIt] _v. ,
eradiation [IreIdIeISn] _n.
eradicate [IrQdIkeIt] _v. 1> 2> ,
eradication [IrQdIkeISn] _n. ,
erase [IreIz] _v. 1> , , 2> , , ޣ ( ) 3> _.
eraser [IreIz] _n. ,
erasure [IreIZ] _n. 1> ; 2> , ԣ 3>
erbium [ȫbIm] _n. _.
ere [E] 1. _prep. _. ; ; ere long 2. _cj. _. ; ; he would die ere he would consent ң,
Erebus [erIbs] _n. _. _. , , ͣ
erect [Irekt] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> ; with head erect () 3> 4> 2. _adv. 3. _v. 1> ; ; ; 2> 3> 4> _. ;
erectile [IrektaIl] _a. 1> 2> _. ; erectile tissue
erection [IrekSn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. 4> _. , ,
erector [Irekt] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ԣ 4> _.
erelong [ElN] _adv. _.
eremite [erImaIt] _n. _. ; , ;
eremitic [erImItIk] _a. _. ,
eremitical [erImItIkl] _a. _. ,
erenow [Enau] _adv. _. ,
erethism [erITIzm] _n. _. ,
erf [erf] _n. (_pl. erven) _-.
erg [g] _n. _.
ergo [ȫgu] _. _adv. . _. ,
ergon [ȫgn] = erg
ergonomics [ǫgunmIks] _n. ( , )
ergot [ȫgt] _n. _.
ergotism [ȫgtIzm] _n. أ
erica [erIk] _n. _. _.
Erin [IrIn] _n. _.
eristic [erIstIk] _. 1. _a. , 2. _n. 1> , 2>
ermine [ȫmIn] _n. ; to assume (to wear) the ermine () ()
erne [n] _n. _. -
erode [Irud] _v. 1> ; ; () 2> _. ;
erogenous [IrdZInIs] _a. ;
Eros [Irs] _n. _. _. ,
erosion [IruZn] _n. , ; ; ;
erosive [IrusIv] _a. , ; ;
erotic [IrtIk] 1. _a. ; 2. _n.
eroticism [IrtIsIzm] _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 ,
errandboy [erndbI] _n. ; , ( )
errant [ernt] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ,
errantry [erntrI] _n.
errata [erAt] _n. _pl. 1> _pl. erratum 2>
erratic [IrQtIk] _a. 1> , , , ( , ..); erratic behaviour ; erratic temperature 2> _. 3> _. ; erratic block
erratum [erAtm] _. _n. (_pl. ta) ,
erring [ȫrIN] 1. _pres-p. err 2. _a. ,
erroneous [Irunjs] _a. ; ; erroneous policies ,
error [er] _n. 1> , ; to make an error , ; in error , ; to be in error 2> 3> _. 4> , , 5> _.
ersatz [EzQts] _. _n. , ,
Erse [s] _n. _. 1> 2>
erst [st] _adv. _. ,
erstwhile [ȫstwaIl] _. 1. _a. , 2. _adv. , ,
erubescent [erubesnt] _a. 1> 2> _.
eructate [IrkteIt] _v. 1> , 2> ;
eructation [irkteISn] _n. 1> 2> ()
erudite [erudaIt] 1. _n. ; ޣ 2. _a. ޣ; ;
erudition [erudISn] _n. , ޣ;
erupt [Irpt] _v. 1> () ( , ) 2> 3> ( )
eruption [IrpSn] _n. 1> () 2> (, ) 3> _. , 4> ()
eruptive [IrptIv] _a. 1> _. , , 2> _. ; eruptive stage
erven [ervn] _pl. erf
erysipelas [erIsIpIls] _n. _. ,
erythema [erITim] _n. _.
Esau [is] _n. _.
escalade [eskleId] _n. _. _. ( ),
escalate [eskleIt] _v. 1> () 2> , ( ..); to escalate confrontation ; escalate down ( ..)
escalating [eskleItIN] 1. _pres-p. escalate 2. _a. , ; escalating costs ӣ ,
escalation [eskleISn] _n. , , ; ( ..); the danger of escalation ( ..)
escalator [eskleIt] _n. ; escalator clause " " ( )
escallop [Isklp] = scallop
escapade [eskpeId] _n. 1> ӣ, ; 2> ( )
escape [IskeIp] 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 [IskeIpmnt] _n. 1> . {. escape 2} 2> , () 3> _. ,
escapism [IskeIpIzm] _n. _. ,
escapist [IskeIpIst] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. - 2. _a. _. ;
escarp [IskAp] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
escarpment [IskApmnt] _n. _.
eschalot [eSlt] = shallot
eschar [eskA] _n. _. ( )
escheat [IstSit] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2>
eschew [IstSu] _v. _. , , ,
escort 1. _n. [eskt] 1> 2> , , 3> , ; 2. _v. [Iskt] ; ,
escribe [skraIb] _v. _. ()
escritoire [eskritwA] _n. _.
esculent [eskjulnt] _. 1. _a. , (. ) 2. _n. , (. )
escutcheon [IsktSn] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> ; a blot on one's escutcheon ,
Eskimo [eskImu] 1. _n. (_pl. oes [ouz]) ; Eskimo dog ; Eskimo pie () 2. _a.
esophagus [isfgs] _n. (_pl. -gi) _.
esoteric [esuterIk] 1. _a. ; ݣ 2. _n. ݣ
espalier [IspQlj] _n. _. , ( )
esparto [espAtu] _n. _. , (. esparto grass)
especial [IspeSl] _a. , ; my especial aversion ; of especial importance
especially [IspeSlI] _adv. ,
Esperanto [esprQntu] _n. ()
espial [IspaIl] _n. ;
espionage [espInAZ] _n. ,
esplanade [esplneId] _n. 1> , 2> _.
espousal [Ispauzl] _n. 1> , (-. ) 2> (. _pl.) _. ;
espouse [Ispauz] _v. 1> ( ..); (-. ) 2> _. ;
espresso [espresu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 1> "" 2> "" (. espresso bar)
espy [IspaI] _v. 1> , 2> ( ..)
Esquimau [eskImu] p (_pl. -aux [ouz]) = Eskimo
esquire [IskwaI] _n. 1> 2> (Esq.) ( ; ); John Smith, Esq. - 3> _. = squire 1
essay 1. _n. [eseI] 1> , , ; 2> 3> , 2. _v. [eseI] 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 [IsenSl] 1. _a. 1> ; , 2> , , 3> essential oils 2. _n. 1> ; ; the essentials of education 2> _pl.
essentiality [IsenSIQlItI] _n. ;
essentially [IsenSlI] _adv. 1> 2>
establish [IstQblIS] _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 [IstQblISt] 1. _p-p. establish 2. _a. 1> ģ; E. Church 2> ; , ; established truth ; established practice ; long established ݣ ; 3> 4>
establishment [IstQblISmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> , ; 3> () 4> , , ; separate establishment 5> the E. > ; > ; ; - ;
estate [IsteIt] _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 [Istim] 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 [estImeISn] _n. 1> ; ; ; in my estimation 2> ; to hold in estimation 3> ޣ, ; ;
estimator [estImeIt] _n.
Estonian [estunjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
estop [Istp] _v. _. 1> -. , 2>
estoppel [Istpl] _n. _.
estrange [IstreIndZ] _v. , , ; to estrange oneself from smb. , -.
estrangement [IstreIndZmnt] _n. 1> ģ, ; , ( ) 2> ; ,
estreat [Istrit] _v. 1> _. , .. 2>
estuary [estjurI] _n. , ;
esurient [IsjurInt] _a. _. 1> 2>
et cetera [Itsetr] _. 1> , 2> _pl. ;
etcetera [Itsetr] _. 1> , 2> _pl. ;
etch [etS] _v. ;
etcher [etS] _n. ף;
etching [etSIN] _n. 1> 2> , 3> , 4> _attr. etching ground ; etching needle
eternal [itnl] _a. 1> ; , ; the E. City 2> , ף, ( ..) 3> _. , ; his eternal jokes
eternalize [itnlaIz] _v. ;
eternity [itnItI] _n. 1> 2> _pl. 3>
eternize [itnaIz] = eternalize
Etesian [ItiZjn] _a. , ; Etesian winds - ( )
ethane [eTeIn] _n. _.
ether [iT] _n. 1> _. ; _. ; over the ether 2> _. ,
ethereal [iTIrIl] _a. 1> 2> ̣, ; 3>
ethereality [iTIrIQlItI] _n. , ̣,
etherization [iTraIzeISn] _n. 1> _. 2>
etherize [iTraIz] _v. 1> _. 2> _.
ethic [eTIk] _a. , ;
ethical [eTIkl] _a. , ;
ethics [eTIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) ; a code of ethics
Ethiopian [iTIȫupjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
ethmoid [eTmId] _a. ۣ; ethmoid bone _. ۣ
ethnic [eTnIk] _a. 1> 2>
ethnical [eTnIkl] _a. 1> 2>
ethnographic [eTnugrQfIk] _a.
ethnographical [eTnugrQfIkl] _a.
ethnography [eTngrfI] _n.
ethnologic [eTnuldZIk] _a.
ethnological [eTnuldZIkl] _a.
ethnology [eTnldZI] _n.
ethology [iTldZI] _n. 1> , ݣ 2>
ethos [iTs] _. _n. , ;
ethyl [eTIl] _n. 1> _. 2> _attr. ethyl alcohol
etiolate [itIuleIt] _v. 1> _. , 2> ,
etiology [itIȍldZI] _n.
etiquette [etIket] _n. 1> 2>
etna [etn] _n.
Eton [itn] _n. 1> 2> _attr. Eton collar
Etonian [itunjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
Etruscan [Itrskn] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2>
etude [eItjud] _n. _. _.
etui [etwi] _n. _. , .;
etwee [etwi] _n. _. , .;
etymologic [etImldZIk] _a.
etymological [etImldZIkl] _a.
etymologist [etImldZIst] _n.
etymologize [etImldZaIz] _v. ;
etymology [etImldZI] _n.
etymon [etImn] _n. _.
eucalypti [juklIptaI] _pl. eucalyptus
eucalyptus [juklIpts] _n. (_pl. -tuses [tsIz], -ti) _.
Eucharist [jukrIst] _n. _. ,
euchre [juk] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> _. 2> _. , ,
Euclid [juklId] _n. 1> 2>
eudiometer [judIȍmIt] _n. _.
eugenic [judZenIk] _a.
eugenics [judZenIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
eulogist [juldZIst] _n.
eulogistic [juldZIstIk] _a. ,
eulogistical [juldZIstIkl] _a. ,
eulogize [juldZaIz] _v. , ,
eulogy [juldZI] _n. , ; to pronounce a eulogy on smb., to pronounce smb.'s eulogy -.
eunuch [junk] _n. ,
eupeptic [jupeptIk] _a. 1> 2> 3> 4> _.
euphemism [jufImIzm] _n.
euphemistic [jufImIstIk] _a.
euphemistical [jufImIstIkl] _a.
euphonic [jufnIk] _a.
euphonical [jufnIkl] _a.
euphonious [jufunjs] = euphonic (-al)
euphonize [jufnaIz] _v.
euphony [jufnI] _n.
euphoria [jufrI] _n. 1> _. 2> - ; in a state of euphoria
euphrasy [jufrsI] _n. _.
euphuism [jufjuIzm] _n. _. ,
Eurasian [jureIZjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
eureka [jurik] _. _interj. !
European [jurpin] 1. _a. 2. _n.
europium [jurupIm] _n. _.
Eustachian tube [justeISjntjub] _n. _.
euthanasia [juTneIzj] _. _n. 1> ̣ , 2> ,
evacuate [IvQkjueIt] _v. 1> , 2> ; ( ..) 3> _. , ()
evacuation [IvQkjueISn] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ,
evacuee [IvQkjui] _n. ;
evade [IveId] _v. 1> 2> 3> ; (, ) 4> (, ..)
evaluate [IvQljueIt] _v. 1> ; 2> _.
evaluation [IvQljueISn] _n. ,
evanesce [ivnes] _v. 1> 2> ,
evanescence [ivnesns] _n.
evanescent [ivnesnt] _a. 1> ̣; 2> _. ,
evangelic [ivQndZelIk] _a.
evangelical [ivQndZelIkl] 1. _a. 1> 2> , 2. _n.
evangelist [IvQndZIlIst] _n. 1> 2> ;
evanish [IvQnIS] _v. _. ; ( ..)
evaporate [IvQpreIt] _v. 1> (-) 2> _. ; ; his hopes evaporated 3> ;
evaporated [IvQpreItId] 1. _p-p. evaporate 2. _a. ݣ; evaporated milk ݣ ( )
evaporation [IvQpreISn] _n. 1> ; 2>
evaporative [IvQprtIv] _a. ;
evaporator [IvQpreIt] _n. _.
evasion [IveIZn] _n. 1> ; ף, . {. evade}; his answer was a mere evasion 2> _.
evasive [IveIsIv] _a. 1> 2>
eve [iv] _n. 1> ; on the eve ; Christmas eve 2> _. _.
Eve [iv] _n. _. ; ; daughters of Eve ,
even _I [ivn] _n. _. _II [ivn] 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 [ivnhQndId] _a. ,
even-minded [ivnmaIndId] _a. ;
evening [ivnIN] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _attr. ; evening star ; evening meal
evenly [ivnlI] _adv. 1> , ; 2> , 3> 4> ;
event [Ivent] _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 [Iventful] _a. ,
eventide [ivntaId] _n. _. ,
eventless [IventlIs] _a.
eventual [IventSul] _a. 1> , , 2> ,
eventuality [IventjuQlItI] _n. ; ;
eventually [IventSlI] _adv. ޣ, ;
eventuate [IventjueIt] _v. 1> , (in eventuate -.) 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 [evfrst] _n.
ever-present [evpreznt] _a.
everglade [evgleId] _n. , ; E. State ( )
evergreen [evgrin] 1. _a. ̣ 2. _n. ̣
evergrowing [evgruIN] _a. , ; evergrowing demand ӣ
everlasting [evlAstIN] 1. _a. 1> 2> , , ; this everlasting noise 3> , 4> , 5> ( ) 2. _n. 1> ; from everlasting 2> _. , (. everlasting flower)
evermore [evm] _adv. ;
evert [Ivt] _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 [evrIbdI] _pron. _indef. , (); ; everybody is happy
everyday [evrIdeI] _a. ; ; ; everyday sentences ; everyday talk
Everyman [evrImQn] _n. , ;
everyone [evrIwn] = everybody
everything [evrITIN] _pron. _indef. ӣ
everyway [evrIweI] _adv. 1> 2>
everywhere [evrIwE] _adv. ,
evict [ivIkt] _v. 1> ; 2> ( .., of, from evict )
eviction [ivIkSn] _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 [evIdenSl] _a. 1> 2>
evidentiary [evIdenSrI] = evidential
evidently [evIdntlI] _adv. ;
evil [ivl] 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 [ivldu] _n. 1> , 2>
evil-minded [ivlmaIndId] _a. 1> 2> ,
evince [IvIns] _v. 1> , 2> _.
evincible [IvInsbl] _a.
evincive [IvInsIv] _a. ;
evirate [ivIreIt] _v. _. 1> 2>
eviscerate [IvIsreIt] _v. 1> 2> ,
evocative [evuktIv] _a. ; evocative device _. ɣ
evoke [Ivuk] _v. 1> (, ..) 2> _. ()
evolution [ivluSn] _n. 1> ; Theory of E. 2> ף; 3> (, ..) 4> _. 5> (. _pl.) _. _. ; Σ; 6> ԣ
evolutional [ivluSnl] _a.
evolutionary [ivluSnrI] = evolutional
evolutionism [ivluSnIzm] _n.
evolutionist [ivluSnIst] _n.
evolutive [ivlutIv] _a. ;
evolve [Ivlv] _v. 1> 2> ; ף 3> ( ..); to evolve a plan 4> (, ); ()
evolvent [Ivlvnt] _n. _. , ף
evulsion [IvlSn] _n. ,
ewe [ju] _n. ; one's ewe lamb ; £
ewer [ju] _n.
ex [eks] _pref. 1> , .. -, -; extract ; exterritorial 2> , , -; ex-president
ex officio [eksfISIu] _. _a. _adv.
ex-libris [ekslaIbrIs] _. _n. ,
ex-service [ekssvIs] _a. ,
ex-serviceman [ekssvIsmn] _n. ; ,
exacerbate [eksQsbeIt] _v. 1> , 2> ,
exacerbation [eksQsbeISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. ; ()
exact [IgzQkt] 1. _a. ; ( , ); ; ; ; exact sciences ; exact memory 2. _v. 1> () ; 2> (from, of) 3>
exacting [IgzQktIN] 1. _pres-p. exact 2 2. _a. 1> ; ; 2> ֣;
exaction [IgzQkSn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , ..
exactitude [IgzQktItjud] _n. ;
exactly [IgzQktlI] _adv. 1> ; ; not exactly the same 2> , , ( )
exactness [IgzQktnIs] _n. ;
exactor [IgzQkt] _n.
exaggerate [IgzQdZreIt] _v. 1> 2> ޣ
exaggerated [IgzQdZreItId] 1. _p-p. exaggerate 2. _a. 1> 2> _. , ( ..)
exaggeratedly [IgzQdZreItIdlI] _adv. ; ޣ
exaggeration [IgzQdZreISn] _n.
exaggerative [IgzQdZrtIv] _a. ;
exalt [Igzlt] _v. 1> ; ; 2> ; ; to exalt to the skies 3> , ( ..) 4>
exaltation [egzlteISn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ,
exalted [IgzltId] 1. _p-p. exalt 2. _a. 1> ( , ..); , 2> 3>
exam [IgzQm] _n. _.
examination [IgzQmIneISn] _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 [IgzQmIneISnpeIp] _n.
examinational [IgzQmIneISnl] _a.
examine [IgzQmIn] _v. 1> ; (. examine into) 2> _. , 3> 4> _. _. ;
examinee [IgzQmIni] _n.
examiner [IgzQmIn] _n. 1> ; to satisfy the examiners , 2> ;
example [IgzAmpl] _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 [IgzQnImIt] _a. 1> 2> ;
exanthema [eksQnTim] _n. _.
exarch [eksAk] _n. _.
exarchate [eksAkeIt] _n. _.
exasperate [IgzAspreIt] _v. 1> ; ; , 2> (, ..); to exasperate enmity
exasperating [IgzAspreItIN] 1. _pres-p. exasperate 2. _a. , ;
exasperation [IgzAspreISn] _n. 1> ; , 2> , (, ..)
excavate [ekskveIt] _v. 1> , ; ; 2> , 3> _.
excavation [ekskveISn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> 4> _. , ; 5> _. 6>
excavator [ekskveIt] _n. 1> 2>
exceed [Iksid] _v. 1> , ; to exceed one's instructions 2> ; to exceed smb. in strength (in height) -. ( , -.) 3>
exceeding [IksidIN] 1. _pres-p. exceed 2. _a. ,
exceedingly [IksidINlI] _adv. ,
excel [Iksel] _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 [ekselsI] 1. _interj. ! 2. _n. _.
except [Iksept] 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 [IkseptIN] 1. _pres-p. except 1 2. _prep.
exception [IksepSn] _n. 1> ; the exception proves the rule ; with the exception of... ... 2> ; to take exception to smth. -. 3> ; to take exception (at) , () 4> _.
exceptionable [IksepSnbl] _a. ,
exceptional [IksepSnl] _a. ;
exceptionally [IksepSnlI] _adv. ; exceptionally interesting ,
exceptive [IkseptIv] _a. 1> 2> 3> = exceptional
excerpt 1. _n. [ekspt] 1> , 2> () 2. _v. [ekspt] (), ,
excerption [ekspSn] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ;
excess [Ikses] _n. 1> , ; in excess of , 2> (. _pl.) ; 3> ; to excess ; 4> _attr. ; excess luggage ; excess fare _-. , ( ); excess profit ; excess profits tax
excessive [IksesIv] _a.
exchange [IkstSeIndZ] 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 [IkstSeIndZbl] _a. 1> ; not exchangeable 2> 3> _. ,
exchequer [IkstSek] _n. 1> ; Chancellor of the E. ( ) 2> 3> _. , 4> _attr. exchequer bill
excisable [eksaIzbl] _a.
excise _I [eksaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> _. , ; _II [eksaIz] 1. _n. 1> (. excise duty) 2> (the E.) 2. _v.
exciseman [eksaIzmQn] _n.
excision [eksIZn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
excitability [IksaItbIlItI] _n.
excitant [eksItnt] 1. _a. 2. _n.
excitation [eksIteISn] _n.
excitative [eksaIttIv] _a. ,
excitatory [eksaIttrI] = excitative
excite [IksaIt] _v. 1> , ; he was excited by ( at, about) the news ; don't excite! !, ! 2> ; (, ); ( ..); to excite rebellion 3> _. ()
excitement [IksaItmnt] _n. ,
exciter [IksaIt] _n. _.
exciting [IksaItIN] 1. _pres-p. excite 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; an exciting story
exclaim [IkskleIm] _v. ; exclaim against , ; exclaim at
exclamation [eksklmeISn] _n. ; mark of exclamation (!)
exclamatory [eksklQmtrI] _a. 1> ; exclamatory sentence 2> ,
exclude [Iksklud] _v. (from); ; ( ..); to exclude smb. from a house -.
exclusion [IkskluZn] _n. ; to the exclusion of
exclusive [IksklusIv] _a. 1> ; exclusive privileges 2> ; exclusive occupation 3> ; ( ..) 4> _. , ; exclusive of , ; there were 49 pages exclusive of the title page () 49
exclusively [IksklusIvlI] _adv. , ,
excogitate [ekskdZIteIt] _v. , ;
excogitation [ekskdZIteISn] _n. , ; ,
excommunicate [ekskmjunIkeIt] 1. _v. 2. _a. ޣ
excommunication [ekskmjunIkeISn] _n.
excoriate [ekskrIeIt] _v. 1> , 2> ;
excoriation [ekskrIeISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> ;
excorticate [eksktIkeIt] _v. , , ,
excrement [ekskrImnt] _n. ( _pl.) _. ,
excrescence [Ikskresns] _n. 1> 2> ,
excrescent [Ikskresnt] _a. 1> ; 2>
excreta [ekskrit] _n. _pl. _. ,
excrete [ekskrit] _v. ,
excretion [ekskriSn] _n. _.
excretive [ekskritIv] _a. 1> _. 2> _.
excretory [ekskritrI] _a. _. , ,
excruciate [IkskruSIeIt] _v. , ,
excruciating [IkskruSIeItIN] 1. _pres-p. excruciate 2. _a.
excruciation [IkskruSIeISn] _n. 1> , 2> ,
exculpate [eksklpeIt] _v. _. ;
exculpation [eksklpeISn] _n. _. 1> , 2> ;
exculpatory [eksklptrI] _a. ;
excursion [IkskSn] _n. 1> ; ; to go on an excursion ; 2> 3> _. - ( ..) 4> _attr. excursion train ; excursion rates ( , ..)
excursionist [IkskSnIst] _n. ,
excursive [eksksIv] _a. 1> ( , ) 2> , ; excursive reading 3> ( )
excursus [ekskss] _n. (_pl. -es [Iz]) 1> ( , ); 2> -. (. )
excusable [Ikskjuzbl] _a. ;
excusatory [IkskjuztrI] _a. ;
excuse 1. _n. [Ikskjus] 1> , ; in excuse of smth. -.; ignorance of the law is no excuse 2> , ; a poor excuse , ; to offer excuses 3> ( ) 2. _v. [Ikskjuz] 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 [eksIQt] _. _n. ( )
execrable [eksIkrbl] _a. ,
execrate [eksIkreIt] _v. 1> , 2>
execration [eksIkreISn] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
execute [eksIkjut] _v. 1> , ; 2> ( ) 3> () 4> 5> (, ) 6> _. ( ..) 7> _. ()
execution [eksIkjuSn] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> 4> 5> _. ( ..) 6> _. ; (); writ of execution 7> _. ; ; to make good execution ; ()
executioner [eksIkjuSn] _n. ; _. .
executive [IgzekjutIv] 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> (E.) _. : Chief E. 3> _. , , (, ); business executives 4> _. _. ();
executor [Igzekjut] _n. 1> 2> _.
executrix [IgzekjutrIks] _n.
exegesis [eksIdZisIs] _n. , (. )
exemplar [Igzempl] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
exemplary [IgzemplrI] _a. 1> , ; 2> , 3>
exemplification [IgzemplIfIkeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
exemplify [IgzemplIfaI] _v. 1> 2> 3>
exempt [Igzempt] 1. _a. 1> ģ ( , ..) 2> ( ..) 2. _v. ( , - from)
exemption [IgzempSn] _n. ( ..); exemption from military service
exequatur [eksIkweIt] _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 [eksg] _n. ( , )
exert [Igzt] _v. 1> (); to exert every effort ; to exert oneself , ; 2> ; ; to exert one's influence 3> _. ()
exertion [IgzSn] _n. 1> , 2> ( ..) 3> ( , )
exes [eksIz] _n. _pl. _. _.
exeunt [eksInt] _. _. "" ()
exfoliate [eksfulIeIt] _v. , , ; ;
exfoliation [eksfulIeISn] _n. , , . {. exfoliate}
exhalation [ekshleISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
exhale [eksheIl] _v. 1> ; 2> ( ..); , , 3> ( ..)
exhaust [Igzst] 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 [IgzstId] 1. _p-p. exhaust 2 2. _a. 1> ݣ, ң; ; 2>
exhauster [Igzst] _n. _. 1> , 2> 3>
exhaustible [Igzstbl] _a. ;
exhausting [IgzstIN] 1. _pres-p. exhaust 2 2. _a. ;
exhaustion [IgzstSn] _n. 1> , ; to dance oneself to exhaustion 2> , ; 3> ()
exhaustive [IgzstIv] _a. 1> 2>
exhibit [IgzIbIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> ; () 3> _.
exhibition [eksIbISn] _n. 1> 2> , ; to make an exhibition of oneself > , ; > 3> 4> _. 5> ( ..)
exhibitioner [eksIbISn] _n.
exhibitionism [eksIbISnIzm] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
exhibitionist [eksIbISnIst] _n. _.
exhibitor [IgzIbIt] _n.
exhilarate [IgzIlreIt] _v. ; ,
exhilarated [IgzIlreItId] 1. _p-p. exhilarate 2. _a. 1> ӣ 2> ,
exhilaration [IgzIlreISn] _n. 1> ӣ; , 2> , , ,
exhort [Igzt] _v. 1> , ; -. -.; 2> 3> , ( ..)
exhortation [egzteISn] _n. _. 1> , 2> 3> 4>
exhortative [IgzttIv] _a. ,
exhumation [ekshjumeISn] _n. ,
exhume [ekshjum] _v. 1> 2>
exigence [eksIdZns] _n. _. ,
exigency [eksIdZnsI] _n. _. ,
exigent [eksIdZnt] _a. 1> , 2>
exigible [eksIdZIbl] _a. _.
exiguity [eksIgjuItI] _n. _. ,
exiguous [egzIgjus] _a. _. , ,
exile [eksaIl] 1. _n. 1> ; ; to live in exile ; to be sent into exile , 2> ; 2. _v. ;
exility [egzIlItI] _n. ; ޣ
exist [IgzIst] _v. 1> ; 2> , ; lime exists in many soils 3> _.
existence [IgzIstns] _n. 1> ; ; a wretched existence 2> ; ӣ ; in existence 3>
existent [IgzIstnt] _a. ; ;
existentialism [egzIstenSlIzm] _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 E.) (2- )
exogamy [eksgmI] _n.
exonerate [IgznreIt] _v. 1> (, ) 2> ; to exonerate oneself ,
exoneration [IgznreISn] _n. ,
exonerative [IgznrtIv] _a. (, );
exorbitance [IgzbItns] _n. ,
exorbitancy [IgzbItnsI] _n. ,
exorbitant [IgzbItnt] _a. ,
exorcism [ekssIzm] _n. ,
exorcize [ekssaIz] _v. ,
exordia [eksdj] _pl. exordium
exordial [eksdjl] _a. ,
exordium [eksdjm] _n. (_pl. -dia, -diums [dImz]) _. , ( , )
exoteric [eksuterIk] _a. _. , ; ݣ
exothermal [eksuTml] = exothermic
exothermic [eksuTmIk] _a. _.
exotic [IgztIk] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. 1> 2> ( )
expand [IkspQnd] _v. 1> (-); () ߣ; () 2> (); () 3> () (into) 4> ; 5> _. , 6> _. () 7> ,
expanse [IkspQns] _n. 1> () ; ; an expanse of lake (of field) ( ) 2> ,
expansibility [IkspQnsbIlItI] _n.
expansible [IkspQnsbl] _a.
expansion [IkspQnSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> , 4> _. () 5> _. ,
expansionism [IkspQnSnIzm] _n. ,
expansive [IkspQnsIv] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> ; ; ( ); an expansive smile
expansivity [ekspQnsIvItI] _n.
expatiate [ekspeISIeIt] _v. , ( -. expatiate upon)
expatriate [ekspQtrIeIt] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _refl. ;
expatriation [ekspQtrIeISn] _n. 1> 2>
expect [Ikspekt] _v. 1> , 2> , 3> _. , , 4> to be expecting _. £,
expectance [Ikspektns] _n. 1> 2> ; , 3>
expectancy [IkspektnsI] _n. 1> 2> ; , 3>
expectant [Ikspektnt] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> (of) 2> ; expectant policy ; expectant treatment _. ; 3> ( -.) 4> _. ; expectant mother ,
expectation [ekspekteISn] _n. 1> 2> , ; _pl. , ; beyond (contrary to) expectation () 3> ; expectation of life
expectorant [ekspektrnt] _n. _.
expectorate [ekspektreIt] _v. , ,
expectoration [ekspektreISn] _n. 1> . {. expectorate} 2>
expedience [Ikspidjns] _n. ;
expediency [IkspidjnsI] _n. ;
expedient [Ikspidjnt] 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 [ekspIdISn] _n. 1> 2> ; ; with expedition ,
expeditionary [ekspIdISnrI] _a. ; expeditionary force
expeditious [ekspIdISs] _a. ,
expel [Ikspel] _v. 1> , ; 2> , 3> , ( )
expellee [Ikspeli] _n.
expend [Ikspend] _v. (on),
expendable [Ikspendbl] _a. 1> , 2>
expendables [Ikspendblz] _n. _pl. _.
expenditure [IkspendItS] _n. 1> , 2>
expense [Ikspens] _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 [IkspensIv] _a. ,
experience [IkspIrIns] 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 [IkspIrInst] 1. _p-p. experience 2 2. _a. ,
experiential [ekspIrIenSl] _a. _. ;
experiment 1. _n. [IksperImnt] , 2. _v. [IksperIment] , (on, with)
experimental [eksperImentl] _a. 1> , 2> 3>
experimentalize [eksperImentlaIz] _v. ,
experimentally [eksperImentlI] _adv. ԣ,
experimentation [eksperImenteISn] _n.
experimenter [IksperIment] _n. ,
expert [ekspt] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> _attr. expert evidence , 2. _a. , (at, in expert );
expertise [eksptiz] _n. _. 1> ( ); , 2>
expiate [ekspIeIt] _v. _. ()
expiation [ekspIeISn] _n. _.
expiatory [ekspItrI] _a.
expiration [ekspaIreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> , ()
expiratory [IkspaIrtrI] _a. 1> 2> _.
expire [IkspaI] _v. 1> 2> , ( ); ( ..) 3> ;
expiry [IkspaIrI] _n. ,
explain [IkspleIn] _v. 1> ; () 2> , (); to explain oneself ; ( ϣ ); explain away
explainable [IkspleInbl] _a. ;
explanation [eksplneISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
explanatory [IksplQntrI] _a. ; ( )
expletive [eksplitIv] 1. _a. 1> ; , 2> 2. _n. 1> 2>
explicable [eksplIkbl] _a.
explicate [eksplIkeIt] _v. , (); ()
explication [eksplIkeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ף () 3> _. , ()
explicative [eksplIktIv] _a.
explicatory [eksplIktrI] = explicative
explicit [IksplIsIt] _a. 1> , , ; ; , ̣; he is quite explicit on the point ϣ 2> _. ; explicit function
explode [Iksplud] _v. 1> () 2> , ( ..) 3> ( ..); to explode with laughter 4> ( )
exploded [IkspludId] 1. _p-p. explode 2. _a. exploded custom Σ
exploder [Iksplud] _n. ;
exploit _I [eksplIt] _n. _II [IksplIt] _v. 1> 2> () 3> _. to exploit success
exploitation [eksplIteISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
exploiter [IksplIt] _n.
exploration [eksplreISn] _n. 1> 2> _. _.
explorative [eksplrtIv] = exploratory
exploratory [eksplrtrI] _a. ;
explore [Ikspl] _v. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> , () 4> _. _.
explorer [Iksplr] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
explosion [IkspluZn] _n. 1> 2> ( ..) 3> _attr. explosion engine _. ; explosion stroke ( )
explosive [IksplusIv] 1. _a. 1> ; explosive bomb ; explosive bullet 2> 3> _. 2. _n. 1> 2> _.
exponent [ekspunnt] 1. _n. 1> 2> (, ..) 3> ( ..) 4> , 5> ; , 6> _. , 2. _a.
export 1. _n. [ekspt] 1> , 2> 3> (. _pl.) , 4> _attr. , ; export duty 2. _v. [ekspt] , ()
exporter [ekspt] _n. ԣ
expose _I [ekspuzeI] _n. _. _II [Ikspuz] _v. 1> , (, ..); ݣ: a house exposed to the south , ݣ 2> (, ..); ; to expose to difficulties ; to expose a child £ , £ 3> (, ) 4> () 5> 6> _.
exposition [ekspuzISn] _n. 1> , ; 2> , , 3> _. , 4> _. _.
expositive [ekspzItIv] _a. ;
expository [ekspzItrI] _a.
expostulate [IkspstjuleIt] _v. 1> ; (with expostulate -., about, for, on expostulate ޣ-.) 2> 3>
expostulation [IkspstjuleISn] _n. ,
exposure [IkspuZ] _n. 1> ( , ..) 2> (, ..) 3> (£) 4> 5> (. . ) 6> , ; the room has a southern exposure 7> _. 8> _. 9> 10> _attr. exposure hazards , ( ..); exposure meter _.
expound [Ikspaund] _v. 1> 2> ,
express [Ikspres] 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 [IkspresweI] _n. ;
expressible [Ikspresbl] _a.
expression [IkspreSn] _n. 1> ; beyond expression ; to give expression to one's feelings , 2> (, ..) 3> , 4> , 5> (, ..)
expressionism [IkspreSnIzm] _n. _.
expressive [IkspresIv] _a. 1> ; ; expressive glance 2> ; expressive of joy (despair) ()
expressman [IkspresmQn] _n. _.
expropriate [ekspruprIeIt] _v. 1> 2> ,
expropriation [ekspruprIeISn] _n. 1> 2> ;
expulsion [IksplSn] _n. 1> ; ( , ) 2> _. , ;
expulsive [IksplsIv] _a.
expunge [ekspndZ] _v. ޣ ( , )
expurgate [ekspgeIt] _v. ޣ ( )
expurgation [ekspgeISn] _n. ޣ ( )
exquisite [ekskwIzIt] 1. _n. , ݣ, 2. _a. 1> , ޣ 2> , 3> ( )
exsanguinate [eksQNgwIneIt] _v.
exsanguine [eksQNgwIn] _a. ,
exscind [eksInd] _v. ,
exsiccate [eksIkeIt] _v. 1> 2>
exsiccation [eksIkeISn] _n.
extant [ekstQnt] _a. , ,
extemporaneous [ekstempreInjs] _a. 1> , 2> , ;
extemporary [IkstemprrI] = extempore 1
extempore [ekstemprI] 1. _a. , 2. _adv. ,
extemporization [ekstempraIzeISn] _n. ;
extemporize [IkstempraIz] _v.
extend [Ikstend] _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 [IkstendId] 1. _p-p. extend 2. _a. 1> 2> ; 3> ; extended payment ̣ 4> ֣; extended order _. Σ 5> _. Σ; simple extended sentence Σ
extender [Ikstend] _n. _. ( ..)
extensibility [IkstensbIlItI] _n.
extensible [Ikstensbl] _a.
extensile [ekstensaIl] _a.
extension [IkstenSn] _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 E. ; ; , ,
extensive [IkstensIv] _a. 1> , ; extensive discussion 2> ; extensive plans 3> _-.
extensively [IkstensIvlI] _adv. 1> 2> 3> ; to travel extensively ;
extensor [Ikstens] _n. _. ,
extent [Ikstent] _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 [ekstenjueIt] _v. 1> 2> ; () 3> , ; nothing can extenuate his wrong-doing
extenuation [ekstenjueISn] _n. 1> , ; 2> ,
extenuatory [ekstenjutrI] _a. (); ()
exterior [ekstIrI] 1. _n. 1> , ; , 2> () 3> _. 4> _. ; ߣ 2. _a. 1> , ; exterior angle 2> , 3> ; without exterior help
exteriority [ekstIrIȍrItI] _n. ; -.
exteriorize [ekstIrIraIz] = externalize
exterminate [IkstmIneIt] _v. ;
extermination [IkstmIneISn] _n. , ;
exterminator [IkstmIneIt] _n. 1> , 2>
exterminatory [IkstmIntrI] _a. ,
external [ekstnl] 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 [ekstnQlItI] _n.
externalize [ekstnlaIz] _v. 1> , ; 2> ; to externalize one's failure
exterritorial [eksterItrIl] _a.
exterritoriality [eksterItrIQlItI] _n.
extinct [IkstINkt] _a. 1> ; extinct volcano 2> ( , ..) 3> 4> , ( ..) 5> ( , ..)
extinction [IkstINkSn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> () 4> () 5> () 6> _. ()
extinguish [IkstINgwIS] _v. 1> , 2> 3> , (, , ) 4> _. , ;
extinguisher [IkstINgwIS] _n. ;
extirpate [ekstpeIt] _v. 1> , ; 2> _. ;
extirpation [ekstpeISn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; ,
extirpator [ekstpeIt] _n. 1> 2> _-. ,
extol [Ikstul] _v.
extort [Ikstt] _v. (); ( ..)
extortion [IkstSn] _n. 1> 2>
extortionate [IkstSnIt] _a. 1> 2> ( )
extortioner [IkstSn] _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 [ekstrdZudISl] _a. _. ; ; ( )
extra-mundane [ekstrmndeIn] _a.
extra-mural [ekstrmjurl] _a. 1> extra-mural interment 2> ; extra-mural courses ; ,
extracellular [ekstrseljul] _a. _.
extract 1. _n. [ekstrQkt] 1> _. 2> , ( ) 2. _v. [IkstrQkt] 1> , (); (); () 2> ( ..); (, ..); to extract information 3> 4> _. () 5> (, );
extraction [IkstrQkSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; of Indian extraction 3> ,
extractive [IkstrQktIv] 1. _a. 1> , 2> ; extractive industries 3> 2. _n.
extractor [IkstrQkt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> ( )
extraditable [ekstrdaItbl] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ()
extradite [ekstrdaIt] _v. ( )
extradition [ekstrdISn] _n. ( ),
extramarital [ekstrmQrItl] _a. ; ; extramarital affair ( )
extraneous [ekstreInjs] _a. , ; , ; extraneous body
extraofficial [ekstrfISl] _a.
extraordinarily [IkstrdnrIlI] _adv. ,
extraordinary [IkstrdnrI] _a. 1> ; , 2> ; ; extraordinary measures 3> , ; 4> [ekstrȍdnrI] _. ( ..)
extrapolation [ekstrQpuleISn] _n. _.
extrasensory [ekstrsensrI] _a. _.
extraterritorial [ekstrterItrIl] = exterritorial
extravagance [IkstrQvIgns] _n. 1> 2> ; ; 3> , ;
extravagancy [IkstrQvIgnsI] _n. 1> 2> ; ; 3> , ;
extravagant [IkstrQvIgnt] _a. 1> 2> , ; ( , ) 3> ( , ) 4> ( , ) 5> _.
extravaganza [ekstrQvgQnz] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ;
extravasation [ekstrQvseISn] _n. _. 1> 2> ԣ,
extravehicular [ekstrvIhIkjul] _a. ; extravehicular period ; extravehicular activity
extreme [Ikstrim] 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 [IkstrimlI] _adv. , ; _.
extremeness [IkstrimnIs] _n. ()
extremist [IkstrimIst] _n. , ,
extremity [IkstremItI] _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 [ekstrIkeISn] _n. ,
extrinsic [ekstrInsIk] _a. 1> , 2> ,
extrinsical [ekstrInsIkl] _a. 1> , 2> ,
extroversion [ekstruvSn] _n. 1> _. 2> , ;
extrovert [ekstruvt] _n. 1> _. , 2> , ;
extrude [ekstrud] _v. 1> , 2> _. , ,
extrusion [ekstruZn] _n. 1> , ; 2> _.
exuberance [Igzjubrns] _n. , ,
exuberancy [IgzjubrnsI] _n. , ,
exuberant [Igzjubrnt] _a. 1> ; exuberant health 2> , ( ) 3> ; ; exuberant high spirits 4> ( ..) 5> ,
exuberate [IgzjubreIt] _v. _.
exudation [eksjudeISn] _n. 1> , () 2> _.
exude [Igzjud] _v. () ( ..);
exult [Igzlt] _v. , , ; to exult at ( over) one's success ; to exult in one's victory
exultancy [IgzltnsI] = exultation
exultant [Igzltnt] _a.
exultation [egzlteISn] _n. ,
exuviae [IgzjuvIi] _n. _pl. 1> _. (, ) 2> _.
exuviate [IgzjuvIeIt] _v. , ,
exuviation [IgzjuvIeISn] _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 [aIbAT] _n. _.
eye-beam [aIbim] _n.
eye-catcher [aIkQtS] _n. , ;
eye-cup [aIkp] _n. _. ( )
eye-glass [aIglAs] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _pl. ; ; 4> = eyebath
eye-opener [aIǫupn] _n. 1> _. -., ; -., 2> _. (. )
eye-service [aIsvIs] _n. 1> , ; - 2>
eye-socket [aIskIt] _n.
eye-spotted [aIsptId] _a. ң ,
eye-tooth [aItuT] _n. _. ; to cut one's eye-teeth , ,
eye-wink [aIwINk] _n. 1> () 2>
eyeball [aIbl] _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 [aIlQS] _n. 1> 2> (. _pl.) ; without turning an eyelash
eyeless [aIlIs] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
eyelet [aIlIt] _n. 1> , ; 2> = eyehole 2
eyelid [aIlId] _n.
eyepiece [aIpis] _n. ( )
eyeshadow [aISQdu] _n.
eyeshot [aISt] _n. ; out of (within) eyeshot ( )
eyesight [aIsaIt] _n. ; good (poor) eyesight ()
eyesore [aIs] _n. -. , ( ); ; to be an eyesore
eyewash [aIwS] _n. 1> 2> _.
eyewater [aIwt] _n. 1> = eyewash 1 2> ̣ 3> _.
eyewitness [aIwItnIs] _n. ;
eyre [E] _n. _.
F f [ef] _n. (_pl. Fs, F's [efs]) 1> 6- . 2> _. 3> _. ( ) 4> _. _.
fa [fA] _n. _.
fab [fQb] _a. _. ;
Fabian [feIbjn] 1. _a. 1> , ( , , ) 2> 2. _n.
fable [feIbl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> ; ; 4> _. 2. _v. _. _. ,
fabler [feIbl] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
fabliau [fQblIu] _n. _. (_pl. -aux) _.
fabliaux [fQblIuz] _pl. fabliau
fabric [fQbrIk] _n. 1> , ; 2> , 3> 4> , , ; the fabric of society 5> , ; 6> _attr. , ; fabric gloves
fabricate [fQbrIkeIt] _v. 1> ; to fabricate a charge 2> () 3> , , , ; 4> _.
fabricated house [fQbrIkeItIdhaus] _n. ; ,
fabrication [fQbrIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> , 4> _.
fabulist [fQbjulIst] _n. 1> 2> ,
fabulosity [fQbjulsItI] _n. ,
fabulous [fQbjuls] _a. 1> , , ; fabulous wealth 2> , ;
facade [fsAd] _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 [feIskAd] _n. ( )
face value [feIsvQlju] _n. (, ..) to accept ( to take) smth. at its face value -.
face-ache [feIseIk] _n. _.
face-guard [feIsgAd] _n. _.
face-lifting [feIslIftIN] _n.
facer [feIs] _n. 1> 2> _. _. ,
facet [fQsIt] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> 2. _v. ;
facetiae [fsiSIi] _. _n. _pl. 1> , 2> ̣
facetious [fsiSs] _a. 1> ; 2> ӣ;
facia [feIS] = fascia 2
facial [feISl] 1. _a. (. _.); facial artery ; facial angle ; facial expression 2. _n.
facile [fQsaIl] _a. 1> ̣; ; facile victory ̣ 2> ̣, ( , ..); facile verse 3> , 4> , ; ( ); a facile handler ̣
facilitate [fsIlIteIt] _v. ; ; ;
facilitation [fsIlIteISn] _n. ,
facility [fsIlItI] _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 [fQksImIlI] 1. _n. ; in facsimile 2. _v.
fact [fQkt] _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 [fQktfaIndIN] _n. 1> ; 2> _attr. fact-finding board ( committee)
faction [fQkSn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ,
factionalism [fQkSnlIzm] _n.
factious [fQkSs] _a. ,
factitious [fQktISs] _a. ; ;
factitive [fQktItIv] _a. _. ,
factor [fQkt] _n. 1> , ; factor of time 2> , 3> ; , 4> _. () 5> _. 6> _. , ; correction factor ; factor of safety ;
factorial _I [fQktrIl] _n. _. _II [fQktrIl] _a. _.
factory [fQktrI] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _attr. ; factory committee - ; F. Acts ; factory accident ; factory farming
factory-buster [fQktrIbst] _n. _. ֣
factotum [fQktutm] _n. ,
factual [fQktSul] _a. , ;
facultative [fQklttIv] _a. 1> , 2> ;
faculty [fQkltI] _n. 1> , ; faculty of speech ; faculty for music ; to be in possession of all one's faculties () 2> 3> 4> - 5> (the F.) . 6> ;
fad [fQd] _n. , ; ; Σ; (-.); to be full of fads and fancies
faddiness [fQdInIs] _n.
faddist [fQdIst] _n. ,
faddy [fQdI] _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 [feIdIn] _n. 1> _. _. _. ( ) 2> _. ߣ " "
fade-over [feIdǫuv] _n. _.
fadeaway [feIdweI] _n. _.
fadeless [feIdlIs] _a. ;
fadeout [feIdaut] _n. 1> _. _. _. ( ) 2> _. ߣ " "
fading [feIdIN] 1. _pres-p. fade 2. _n. _. ,
faeces [fisiz] _n. _pl. 1> 2> ;
faerie, faery [feIrI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _attr. , ;
fag [fQg] 1. _n. 1> _. ֣, 2> , ( . ) 3> _. 4> _. , 2. _v. 1> (. fag away) , (at - ) 2> (. fag out) 3> ; ( . ); fag out > ; > ( )
fag-end [fQgend] _n. _. 1> (-.) 2> 3> ; the fag-end of smth. () -.; at the fag-end of a book ; the fag-end of the day
faggot [fQgt] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; 2> _. ( ) 3> ޣ ޣ 4> _. 5> _attr. faggot wood 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _.
fagot [fQgt] _. = faggot
Fahrenheit [fQrnhaIt] _n. ;
faience [faIAns] _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 [fEneIAN] _. 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 [feInthAt] _n. ; ;
faint-hearted [feInthAtId] _a. ,
faint-heartedly [feInthAtIdlI] _adv. , ;
fainting-fit [feIntINfIt] _n.
faintly [feIntlI] _adv. ; ; ; faintly discernible
fair _I [fE] _n. 1> ; Bartholomew F. _. ( . - 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 [fEdilIN] 1. _n. , 2. _a.
fair-maid [fEmeId] _n. 1> = fumade 2> , .: February fair-maids
fair-spoken [fEspukn] _a. , ,
fair-weather [fEweD] _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 [fErImSrum] _n. ()
fairy-tale [fErIteIl] _n. 1> () 2> _. , , " "
Fairyland [fErIlQnd] _n. ,
fait accompli [fetAkmpli] _n. _. ; to present with a fait accompli
faith [feIT] _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 [feITful] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , 3> ; , 2. _n. (the faithful) _pl. _. ; ; Father of the faithful
faithfully [feITfulI] _adv. ; ; yours faithfully ( )
faithfulness [feITfulnIs] _n. ,
faithless [feITlIs] _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 [feIktp] _a. faked-up evidence
faker [feIk] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; 3> _.
fakir [feIkI] _n.
fal-lal [fQlQl] _n. ,
Falangist [flAndZIst] _n.
falcate [fQlkeIt], falcated [fQlkeItId] _a. _. _.
falchion [fltSn] _n. 1> 2> _.
falciform [fQlsIfm] _a. _.
falcon [flkn] _n. 1> 2> = falconet 2
falconer [flkn] _n. ;
falconet [flknIt] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ()
falconry [flknrI] _n. 1> 2>
falderal [fQldrQl] _n. 1> , 2>
faldstool [fldstul] _n. 1> 2>
fall [fl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; a heavy fall of rain 3> _. 4> (. _pl.) (., Niagara Falls) 5> () 6> , , (); , 7> ( ..) 8> 9> , , 10> ; ; the F. 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 [flgaI] _n. _. ڣ
fall-out [flaut] _n. 1> 2> (. nuclear fall-out)
fallacious [fleISs] _a. ,
fallacy [fQlsI] _n. 1> , ; 2> , 3> ,
fallen [fln] 1. _p-p. fall 2 2. _a. 1> 2> ; the fallen woman 3. _n. (the fallen) _pl. _. ( )
fallibility [fQlIbIlItI] _n. ; ;
fallible [fQlbl] _a.
falling [flIN] 1. _pres-p. fall 2 2. _n. 1> 2> 3. _a. 1> 2>
falling sickness [flINsIknIs] _n. ;
fallow _I [fQlu] 1. _n. _-. 2. _a. 1> ( ); to lie fallow 2> ( , ) 3. _v. _-. ; _II [fQlu] _a. -֣; -֣
fallow-deer [fQludI] _n.
false [fls] 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 [flsAtS] _n. _.
false-bottomed [flsbtmd] _a.
false-hearted [flshAtId] _a.
falsehood [flshud] _n. 1> , ; 2> ;
falsely [flslI] _adv. 1> , 2> ,
falseness [flsnIs] _n. 1> ; ; 2>
falsetto [flsetu] _n.
falsework [flswk] _n. _. ; ,
falsification [flsIfIkeISn] _n. , ;
falsify [flsIfaI] _v. 1> , (); ( ..) 2> () 3>
falsity [flsItI] _n. 1> , 2>
falter [flt] _v. 1> , 2> ; ; to falter out an excuse 3> , ;
faltering [fltrIN] 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 [fmIlj] 1. _a. 1> , ; , ; ; a familiar sight 2> ; 3> , ̣; to be familiar with smth. -.; -. 2. _n.
familiarity [fmIlIQrItI] _n. 1> , ; to treat with a kind familiarity 2> 3> ̣; thorough familiarity with a language ; familiarity breeds contempt _. ,
familiarization [fmIljraIzeISn] _n. ,
familiarize [fmIljraIz] _v. ; to familiarize oneself with smth. , -.
familiarly [fmIljlI] _adv. ;
family [fQmIlI] _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 [fQmIn] _n. 1> ( ); 2> ; water famine 3> _attr. famine prices ,
famish [fQmIS] _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 [fQmjulaI] _pl. famulus
famulus [fQmjuls] _n. (_pl. li) 1> 2>
fan _I [fQn] 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 [fQn] _n. _. , ;
fan tracery [fQntreIsrI] _n. _. ң () ;
fan-light [fQnlaIt] _n. (. )
fan-tail [fQnteIl] _n.
fanatic [fnQtIk] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
fanatical [fnQtIkl] = fanatic 2 _a. ,
fanaticism [fnQtIsIzm] _n. ,
fancier [fQnsI] _n. ,
fanciful [fQnsIful] _a. 1> , 2> , , 3> ,
fancy [fQnsI] 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 [fQnsIbl] _n. ,
fancy-dress [fQnsIdres] _a. ; fancy-dress ball
fancy-free [fQnsIfri] _a. ̣
fancy-work [fQnsIwk] _n. ;
fandango [fQndQNgu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) 1> ( ) 2> _. _. ;
fane [feIn] _n. _.
fanfare [fQnfE] _n.
fanfaronade [fQnfQrnAd] _n. ,
fang [fQN] _n. 1> 2> () 3> 4> _. ; 5> _. ; to fall into smb.'s fangs -.
fanner [fQn] _n.
fanny [fQnI] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
fantasia [fQnteIzj] _n. _.
fantastic [fQntQstIk] _a. 1> ; ; ; fantastic ideas ; fantastic lies ; fantastic profits 2> , ; fantastic fears 3> _. ,
fantastical [fQntQstIkl] _a. 1> ; ; ; fantastical ideas ; fantastical lies ; fantastical profits 2> , ; fantastical fears 3> _. ,
fantasticality [fQntQstIkQlItI] _n. ,
fantasy [fQntsI] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> 4> = fantasia
fantoccini [fQnttSinI] _. _n. _pl. ;
faquir [fAkI] = 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 [fAgn] _a. 1> 2> () 3> 4> 5> ģ ̣
far-away [fArweI] _a. 1> , ̣ 2> , ; she has a far-away look in her eyes ţ
far-between [fAbItwin] _a.
Far-Eastern [fAristn] _a.
far-famed [fAfeImd] _a.
far-fetched [fAfetSt] _a. 1> ӣ ڣ 2> , , ; ( , )
far-flung [fAflN] _a. ,
far-off [fArȍf] _a. ̣
far-out [fAraut] _a. 1> , ; 2>
far-reaching [fAritSIN] _a. 1> ; أ 2>
far-seeing [fAsiN] _a. , ,
far-sighted [fAsaItId] _a. 1> 2> , ,
farad [fQrd] _n. _.
faradization [fQrdIzeISn] _n. ( )
farce _I [fAs] _n. 1> _. 2> , _II [fAs] 1. _n. 2. _v. ;
farcical [fAsIkl] _a. 1> , 2> ,
farcy [fAsI] _n. _.
fardel [fAdl] _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 [fEwel] 1. _n. ; to bid one's farewell, to make one's farewells 2. _a. 3. _interj. !, !; farewell to school! , !
farina [fraIn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> , 5>
farinaceous [fQrIneISs] _a. ,
farinose [fQrInus] _a. 1> 2>
farm [fAm] 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 [fAmhQnd] _n.
farm-house [fAmhaus] _n.
farmer [fAm] _n. 1> ; 2>
farming [fAmIN] 1. _pres-p. farm 2 2. _n. 1> ; mixed farming 2>
farmstead [fAmsted] _n. ;
farmyard [fAmjAd] _n.
faro [fEru] _n. (_. )
farouche [fruS] _a. _. , ,
farraginous [frAdZIns] _a. ,
farrago [frAgu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) , ;
farrier [fQrI] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _.
farriery [fQrIrI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
farrow _I [fQru] 1. _n. 1> ; ͣ 2> _. ӣ 2. _v. _II [fQru] _a. _. ( )
fart [fAt] _. 1. _n. () 2. _v. () ,
farther [fAD] 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 [fADmust] _a. , ̣
farthest [fADIst] 1. _a. 1> _sup. far 1; 2> 3> , ; at (the) farthest ; 2. _adv. 1> _sup. far 2 2>
farthing [fADIN] _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 [fADINgeIl] _n. ( XVI .)
fasces [fQsiz] _n. _pl. _-.
fascia [feIS] _n. (_pl. -iae) 1> , , 2> 3> _. , 4> [fQSI] _. , ; _.
fasciae [feISIi] _pl. fascia
fascicle [fQsIkl] _n. 1> _. , 2> (-. )
fascicule [fQsIkjul] = fascicle
fascinate [fQsIneIt] _v. 1> , 2>
fascinating [fQsIneItIN] 1. _pres-p. fascinate 2. _a. , ,
fascination [fQsIneISn] _n. , ;
fascinator [fQsIneIt] _n. 1> 2> _. ̣
fascine [fQsin] _n. 1> 2> _attr. fascine dwelling
fascism [fQSIzm] _n.
fascist [fQSIst] 1. _n. 2. _a.
fash [fQS] _. 1. _n. ; ; 2. _v. (); ()
fashion [fQSn] 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 [fQSnmNg] _n. ;
fashion-paper [fQSnpeIp] _n. ,
fashion-plate [fQSnpleIt] _n. 1> 2> _. 3>
fashionable [fQSnbl] 1. _a. ; ; 2. _n.
fashioner [fQSn] _n. ,
fast _I [fAst] 1. _n. ; to break (one's) fast ; a clean fast is better than a dirty breakfast , 2. _v. _II [fAst] 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 [fAsn] _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 [fAsn] p 1> , 2> ԣ; "" 3> 4>
fastening [fAsnIN] 1. _pres-p. fasten 2. _n. 1> , ; 2> = fastener
faster-than-sound [fAstDnsaund] _a. ; faster-than-sound aircraft ̣, ̣
fasti [fQsti] _. _n. _pl. ,
fastidious [fstIdIs] _a. 1> , 2> ޣ, ң
fasting [fAstIN] 1. _pres-p. fast I, 2 2. _n. 3. _a. , 4. _adv. ,
fastness [fAstnIs] _n. 1> . {. fast II, 1} 2> , , , 3>
fat [fQt] 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 [fQtgts] _n. _.
fat-head [fQthed] _n. ,
fat-witted [fQtwItId] _a. ,
fatal [feItl] _a. 1> , , 2> , , ; the fatal sisters _. ; the fatal thread ; the fatal shears
fatalism [feItlIzm] _n.
fatality [ftQlItI] _n. 1> ; , ޣ 2> ; ( ..)
fatamorgana [fAtAmgAnA] _. _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 [fAD] 1. _n. 1> , ; natural father £; adoptive father ɣ , 2> , , 3> ; _pl. ; F. of the House > ( ) ; > _. 4> ; , " " 5> , ; 6> , ; the Holy F. ; the wish is father to the thought ; , ; F. Thames ; F. of lies ; to be gathered to one's fathers ; F. of Waters _. 2. _v. 1> ; , , , 2> ; 3> ; ; ( ) (on, upon - )
father image [fADrImIdZ] = father-figure
father-figure [fADfIg] _n. , £
father-in-law [fADrInl] _n. (_pl. fathersin-law) 1> ף ( ) 2> ( )
fatherhood [fADhud] _n.
fatherland [fADlQnd] _n. _. ,
fatherless [fADlIs] _a.
fatherly [fADlI] 1. _a. ; , 2. _adv.
fathom [fQDm] 1. _n. (_pl. . ) 1> (= 6 182 ) 2> ; to be fathoms deep in love ̣ 2. _v. 1> (); 2> , ; I cannot fathom his meaning ,
fathometer [fQDmIt] _n. _.
fathomless [fQDmlIs] _a. 1> ; ; the fathomless depths of the sea 2>
fatidical [feItIdIkl] _a.
fatigue [ftig] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> = fatigue-duty 5> _pl. _. , 6> _. () 2. _v. ,
fatigue-dress [ftigdres] _n. _.
fatigue-duty [ftigdjutI] _n. _.
fatigue-party [ftigpAtI] _n. _.
fatten [fQtn] _v. 1> 2> , 3> ()
fatty [fQtI] 1. _a. ; ; fatty degeneration _. , ; fatty degeneration of the heart ; fatty acids _. 2. _n.
fatuity [ftjuItI] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
fatuous [fQtjus] _a. 1> , ; fatuous smile 2> _. , ( )
faubourg [fubug] _n. _. , (. )
fauces [fsiz] _n. _pl. _. , ,
faucet [fsIt] _n. 1> ; ; ; 2> _.
faugh [f] _interj. !, !
fault [flt] 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> _.
faultfinder [fltfaInd] _n.
faultfinding [fltfaIndIN] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 2. _a.
faultless [fltlIs] _a. 1> 2>
faulty [fltI] _a. 1> 2> , 3> , ģ 4> ̣
faun [fn] _n. . _.
fauna [fn] _n. (_pl. -ae, -as [z])
faunae [fni] _pl. fauna
fauxpas [fupA] _n. _.
favor [feIv], favorable [feIvrbl], favored [feIvd], favorite [feIvrIt], favoritism [feIvrItIzm] _. = favour, favourable, favoured, favourite, 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 [fn] 1. _n. ( ); in fawn ( ) 2. _a. - 3. _v. ( ) _II [fn] _v. 1> ; 2> , , (on, upon)
fawn-coloured [fnkld] = fawn I, 2
fawning _I [fnIN] _pres-p. fawn I, 3 _II [fnIN] 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. _. _. , ;
fe te [feIt] _. 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. (-.);
fe techampe tre [feItSANpEtr] _n. _. ,
fe teday [feItdeI] = fe te 1, 1
fealty [filtI] _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 [fImNg] _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 [fInt] _n. ()
fearsome [fIsm] _a. (. _.) , ; to be fearsome ( )
feasible [fizbl] _a. 1> , 2> , ,
feast [fist] 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 [fistdeI] _n. ; ()
feat [fit] 1. _n. 1> ; feat of arms 2> , 2. _a. _. ,
feather [feD] 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 [feDbed] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ԣ ߣ
feather-brain [feDbreIn] _n. ,
feather-brained [feDbreInd] _a. , ,
feather-grass [feDgrAs] _n. _.
feather-head [feDhed] = feather-brain _n. ,
feather-headed [feDhedId] = feather-brained _a. , ,
feather-pate [feDpeIt] = feather-brain _n. ,
feather-pated [feDpeItId] = feather-brained _a. , ,
feather-stitch [feDstItS] _n. ,
feather-weight [feDweIt] _n. 1> ̣ 2> _. ̣ , " "
feathered [feDd] 1. _p-p. feather 2 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> , ; our feathered friends ()
feathering [feDrIN] 1. _pres-p. feather 2 2. _n. 1> 2> -.,
feathery [feDrI] _a. 1> = feathered 2; 2> ; ̣,
feature [fitS] 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 [fitSleNT] _a. _.
featureless [fitSlIs] _a. ۣ ,
febrifuge [febrIfjudZ] _. 1. _n. () 2. _a.
febrile [fibraIl] _a.
February [februrI] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
fecit [fisIt] _. _v. , ( )
feck [fek] _n. _. 1> 2> 3> ;
feckless [feklIs] _a. ;
feculence [fekjulns] _n. , ;
feculent [fekjulnt] _a.
fecund [fiknd] _a. 1> 2> (. _.)
fecundate [fikndeIt] _v. 1> 2>
fed [fed] _p. _p-p. feed I, 2
fed-up [fedp] _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 [fedreISn] _n. 1> , 2> , ; World F. of Trade Unions
federative [fedrtIv] _a.
fedora [fIdur] _n. _.
fee [fi] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> _. , ; fee simple _. , 2. _v. (feed) 1> 2>
fee-faw-fum [fiffm] 1. _interj. . 2. _n. ; this is all fee-faw-fum ӣ
feeble [fibl] _a. 1> 2> , 3>
feeble-minded [fiblmaIndId] _a.
feed _I [fid] 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 [fid] _p. _p-p. fee 2
feed-pipe [fidpaIp] _n. _.
feed-pump [fidpmp] _n. _.
feed-screw [fidskru] _n. _. , ,
feed-stuff [fidstf] _n. 1> , 2> ,
feed-tank [fidtQNk] _n. ,
feed-trough [fidtrf] = feed-tank
feedback [fidbQk] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
feeder [fid] _n. 1> ; a large ( gross) feeder ; he is a quick feeder 2> (); 3> = feedingbottle 4> 5> 6> _. 7> _. , 8> _-. 9> , ..
feeding-bottle [fidINbtl] _n.
feel [fil] 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 [fil] _n. 1> _. ; 2> , 3> _. 4> ; to send out a feeler
feeling [filIN] 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 [filINlI] _adv. ,
feet [fit] _pl. foot 1
feeze [fiz] _. _. 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 [fIlIsIteIt] _v. 1> (on - ); 2> _.
felicitation [fIlIsIteISn] _n. (. _pl.)
felicitous [fIlIsIts] _a. , , ; felicitous remark
felicity [fIlIsItI] _n. 1> ; 2> (, ..); felicity of phrase ; 3> ()
feline [filaIn] 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 [z])
fellaheen [felhin] _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> (. F.) ; , 5> (. F.) 6> _. _. ֣, 7> _attr. fellow citizen ; fellow creature ; fellow soldier
fellow-countryman [felukntrImn] _n. ,
fellow-feeling [felufilIN] _n. 1> , 2>
fellow-traveller [felutrQvl] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ;
fellowship [feluSIp] _n. 1> , ; ; good fellowship 2> 3> ; , 4> ( ..) 5> , , Σ ; holder of fellowship
felly [felI] = felloe
felo de se [filudisi] _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 [felunizdisi] _pl. felo de se
felonious [fIlunjs] _a. _.
felonry [felnrI] _n. _.
felony [felnI] _n. _.
felos de se [filuzdisi] _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 [felk] _n. _. ,
female [fimeIl] 1. _n. 1> ( _.) 2> _. ; 3> _. 2. _a. 1> , ; female child ; female insect -; female suffrage ; female weakness 2> _. , ; ; female screw ;
feme [fim] _n. _. feme covert ; feme sole > ; > ; >
feminine [femInIn] _a. 1> , ; feminine gender _. ; feminine rhyme _. 2> 3>
femininity [femInInItI] _n. 1> 2> _.
feminism [femInIzm] _n.
feminist [femInIst] _n.
feminize [femInaIz] _v. () , ()
femora [femr] _pl. femur
femoral [femrl] _a. _.
femur [fim] _n. (_pl. s [z], femora) _.
fen _I [fen] _n. , , ; the fens _II [fen] = fain II
fen-fire [fenfaI] _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 [fensmnT] _n. ,
fence-season [fenssizn], 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 [fensINklI] _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> _.
Fenian [finjn] _. 1. _n. ( , ) 2. _a.
fennel [fenl] _n. ( )
fenny [fenI] _a. ;
fens [fenz] = fain II
fenugreek [fenjugrik] _n. , ( )
feoff [fef] = fief
feoffee [fefi] _n. _. ,
ferae naturae [fIrintjuri] _. _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. [fment] 1> , 2> _. 3> , , 2. _v. [fment] 1> 2> _. 3> (), () 4> () ( )
fermentable [fmentbl] _a. ;
fermentation [fmenteISn] _n. 1> , 2> ,
fern [fn] _n. _. ()
fern-owl [fnaul] _n. ()
fernery [fnrI] _n. ,
ferny [fnI] _a. 1> 2>
ferocious [fruSs] _a. 1> 2> , 3> _. , ; ferocious heat
ferocity [frsItI] _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 [ferIIdZ] _n. 1> , 2>
ferric [ferIk] _a. _. : ferric acid (H2FeO4)
ferriferous [ferIfrs] _a. ,
Ferris wheel [ferIswil] _n. ޣ ()
ferro-alloy [feruQlI] _n. ,
ferroconcrete [ferukNkrit] _n.
ferromagnetic [ferumQgnetIk] _a.
ferrotype [ferutaIp] _n. _.
ferrous [fers] _a. _. ; ferrous metals ޣ
ferruginous [ferudZIns] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ; -
ferrule [ferul] _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. , ..
ferrybridge [ferIbrIdZ] _n. _. ,
ferryman [ferImn] _n. ,
fertile [ftaIl] _a. 1> ; ( fertile in, fertile of); fertile in resources 2> , ; fertile in ideas 3> ( ); 4> _. fertile material أ
fertility [ftIlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> ( ..) 3> ;
fertilization [ftIlaIzeISn] _n. 1> () 2> _. ;
fertilize [ftIlaIz] _v. 1> 2> _. ;
fertilizer [ftIlaIz] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ;
ferula [ferjul] = ferule
ferule [ferul] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> ; ; to be under the ferule ( -.) 3> 2. _v.
fervency [fvnsI] _n. ,
fervent [fvnt] _a. 1> , ; 2> , ; fervent desire ; fervent hatred
fervid [fvId] _a. _. ,
fervour [fv] _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 [festIvItI] _n. 1> 2> _pl. ;
festoon [festun] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ,
festschrift [festSrIft] _. _n. , ݣ ޣ,
fetal [fitl] _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 [fitIS] = fetish
fetiche [fitIS] = fetish
fetid [fetId] _a. ,
fetish [fitIS] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
fetishist [fitISIst] _n.
fetlock [fetlk] _n. ݣ ( )
fetor [fit] _n.
fetter [fet] 1. _n. 1> (. _pl.) ; 2> _pl. , ; to burst one's fetters , 2. _v. 1> , 2> (); _.
fetterless [fetlIs] _a.
fetterlock [fetlk] _n.
fettle [fetl] 1. _n. 1> , ; in good fettle ; in fine (splendid) fettle () 2> _. 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> _. ()
fetus [fits] = foetus
feu de joie [fdZwA] _n. _.
feud _I [fjud] _n. , ; ; deadly feud > , ; to be at deadly feud with smb. , -.; > ; to sink a feud , _II [fjud] _n. _. ,
feudal [fjudl] _a. , ; feudal lord
feudalism [fjudlIzm] _n.
feudalist [fjudlIst] _n. 1> 2>
feudality [fjudQlItI] _n.
feudalize [fjudlaIz] _v. 1> () 2>
feudatory [fjudtrI] 1. _a. ; Σ 2. _n. 1> 2>
fever [fiv] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; mike fever _. ( , ) 3> _attr. ; fever heat ( ); Channel fever ( ) 2. _v. , ; ;
fever therapy [fivTerpI] _n. _. ,
fevered [fivd] 1. _p-p. fever 2 2. _a. ; ģ; fevered imagination
feverfew [fivfju] _n. _.
feverish [fivrIS] _a. ; ģ, ;
feverous [fivrs] _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 [fjunIs] _n.
fey [feI] _a. _. ޣ,
fez [fez] _n.
fiacre [fIAkr] _n. _. ,
fiance [fIAnseI] _n.
fiancee [fIAnseI] _n. _.
fiasco [fIQsku] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) , ,
fiat [faIQt] _. _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 [faIbglAs] _n.
fibre [faIb] _n. 1> ; ; ; ; , 2> _. 3>
fibred [faIbd] _a. (. , ., finely-fibred ..)
fibril [faIbrIl] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
fibrillation [faIbrIleISn] _n. 1> ף 2> _. , ;
fibrin [faIbrIn] _n. _.
fibroid [faIbrId] 1. _n. _. , 2. _a.
fibroin [faIbrun] _n. _.
fibroma [faIbrum] _n. (_pl. -ta) _.
fibromata [faIbrumt] _pl. fibroma
fibrous [faIbrs] _a. , ,
fibster [fIbst] _n. _. ,
fibula [fIbjul] _n. (_pl. -ae, -as [z]) _.
fibulae [fIbjuli] _pl. fibula
ficelle [fIsel] _a. ̣
fichu [fiSu] _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 [fIkSnmNg] _n. , ;
fictional [fIkSnl] _a. . {. fiction}
fictitious [fIktISs] _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 [fIdldIdi] 1. _n. , , , 2. _interj. !, !
fiddle-faddle [fIdlfQdl] 1. _n. , ; 2. _a. , 3. _v. ; 4. _interj. !
fiddle-head [fIdlhed] _n. _.
fiddler [fIdl] _n. (. )
fiddlestick [fIdlstIk] 1. _n. 2. _interj. (. fiddlesticks) !, !
fiddling [fIdlIN] _a. _. 1> ; 2> ,
fidelity [fIdelItI] _n. 1> , , 2> , ; with greatest fidelity 3> _. _. ()
fidget [fIdZIt] 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 [fIdZItI] _a. , ,
fiducial [fIdjuSjl] _a. 1> 2> _. _. ; fiducial point
fiduciary [fIdjuSjrI] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> , 2> _. ; fiduciary fiat money ( )
fie [faI] _interj. !; !; fie upon you!, fie, for shame! !
fie-fie [faIfaI] _a.
fief [fif] _n. _. ,
field [fild] _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 [fildktmASl] _n. -
field crops [fildkrps] _n. _pl. _-.
field duty [filddjutI] _n.
field events [fildIvents] _n. _pl. ( )
field hockey [fildhkI] _n.
field hospital [fildhspItl] _n. 1> 2>
Field Marshal [fildmASl] _n.
field-allowance [fildlauns] _n. _. ;
field-artillery [fildAtIlrI] _n. _. (̣)
field-book [fildbuk] _n.
field-day [filddeI] _n. 1> _. Σ; 2> , ݣ , 3> ,
field-glasses [fildglAsIz] _n. _pl.
field-gun [fildgn] _n. _.
field-house [fildhaus] _n. 1> 2>
field-mouse [fildmaus] _n.
field-night [fildnaIt] = field-day 3
field-officer [fildǍfIs] _n. - (, )
field-sports [fildspts] _n. _pl. , ..
field-work [fildwk] _n. 1> ( ..); , ߣ .. 2> _. 3> _pl. _. 4>
fielder [fild] = fieldsman
fieldfare [fildfE] _n. -
fieldsman [fildzmn] _n. _. ( )
fiend [find] _n. 1> ; 2> , ; a very fiend 3> _. , ; drug ( dope) fiend ; fresh-air fiend _. 4> _. , ̣
fiendish [findIS] _a. ,
fierce [fIs] _a. 1> , 2> ( , ); ; 3> _. ,
fieri facias [faIraIfeISs] _. _n. _.
fiery [faIrI] _a. 1> , ; ; _. , , ; fiery eyes 2> , ; fiery horse 3> - 4> ( ) 5> _. ;
fiesta [fjestA] _. _n. ,
fife [faIf] 1. _n. ; 2. _v.
fifteen [fIftin] 1. _n-card. 2. _n. _. ; the F. _. 1715 .
fifteenth [fIftinT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n. 1> 2> (the fifteenth)
fifth [fIfT] 1. _n-ord. ; fifth part ; fifth column , ; fifth wheel 2. _n. 1> 2> (the fifth) 3> 1/4 ( ) 4> _.
fifthly [fIfTlI] _adv. -
fifties [fIftIz] _n. _pl. 1> (the fifties) 2> ; ( 50 59 ); he is in his early (late) fifties ( )
fiftieth [fIftIIT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n.
fifty [fIftI] 1. _n-card. ; fifty-one ; fifty-two ..; he is over fifty 2. _n. (, )
fifty-fifty [fIftIfIftI] _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 [fIglif] _n. ()
fig-tree [fIgtri] _n. ; ; one's own vine and fig-tree , ; under one's own vine and fig-tree ;
fig-wort [fIgwt] _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> _.
fighterpilot [faItpaIlt] _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 [fIgjurAnt] _n. _. 1> 2>
figuration [fIgjureISn] _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 [fIgwk] _n. _.
figure-head [fIghed] _n. 1> _. 2> ;
figure-of-eight [fIgrveIt] _a. ͣ
figure-skating [fIgskeItIN] _n. ( )
figured [fIgd] 1. _p-p. figure 2 2. _a. 1> ; ; figured silk ۣ 2> ,
figurine [fIgjurin] _n.
filaceous [fIleISs] _a. _.
filagree [fIlgri] = filigree
filament [fIlmnt] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> , 4> _attr. filament lamp
filamentary [fIlmentrI] _a.
filamentous [fIlments] _a. ,
filar [faIl] _a. _. ,
filature [fIltS] _n. 1> ۣ 2> ۣ ; ۣ
filbert [fIlbt] _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 [faIlkQbInIt] = file II, 1, 4
file-cutter [faIlkt] _n.
filet [fIlet] _n. ()
filial [fIljl] _a. 1> , 2> filial branch ( agency)
filiation [fIlIeISn] _n. 1> , (from - ) 2> _. 3> , 4> 5> ,
filibeg [fIlIbeg] = kilt 1
filibuster [fIlIbst] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. (ԣ )
filicide [fIlIsaId] _n. 1> 2>
filiform [fIlIfm] _a.
filigree [fIlIgri] _n.
filing [faIlIN] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
filing cabinet [faIlINkQbInIt] _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 [fIlIn] _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 [fIlINsteISn] _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 [fIlmlQnd] _n. ; filmland actor ԣ
filmy [fIlmI] _a. 1> ̣, ̣ 2> 3> ,
filoselle [fIlsel] _n. ۣ-
filter [fIlt] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> , 2> ,
filter-bed [fIltbed] _n. _.
filter-tipped [fIlttIpt] _a. filter-tipped cigarette
filth [fIlT] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; 3>
filthy [fIlTI] _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 [fAInbl] _a. , _II [faInbl] _a.
finagle [fIneIgl] _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 [fInAlI] _. _n. _. _. ,
finality [faInQlItI] _n. 1> ; ; with an air of finality , ӣ ( ) 2> ,
finalize [faInlaIz] _v. 1> , 2>
finally [faInlI] _adv. 1> 2> ޣ, 3>
finance [faInQns] 1. _n. 1> _pl. , ; family finances 2> 2. _v. 1> 2>
financial [faInQnSl] _a. 1> ; financial year ޣ 2> ; financial interests ; financial resources
financier [faInQnsI] 1. _n. 2. _v. (. _.)
finback [fInbQk] _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 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 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 [faIndr] _v. (fine-drew - fine-drawn) 1> ; 2> ()
fine-drawn [faIndrn] 1. _p-p. finedraw 2. _a. 1> 2> ; ( ) 3> 4> _. ( ӣ, ..)
fine-drew [faIndru] _p. fine-draw
fine-spun [faInspn] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ԣ; 3> ң
finefleece [faInflis] _a. ; finefleece sheep
finegrained [faIngreInd] _a.
finelyfibred [faInlIfaIbd] _a.
fineness [faInnIs] _n. 1> , . {. fine III, 1} 2> () 3> ( ) 4> 5> ; 6> _.
finery _I [faInrI] _n. , , ; cheap finery ۣ _II [faInrI] _n. _.
finesse [fInes] _. 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 [fINgrQlfbIt] _n.
finger-board [fINgbd] _n. _. ;
finger-bowl [fINgbul] _n. ( )
finger-end [fINgrend] = finger-tip
finger-flower [fINgflau] _n. _.
finger-glass [fINgglAs] = finger-bowl
finger-hole [fINghul] _n. , ( )
finger-mark [fINgmAk] 1. _n. 1> 2> () 2. _v.
finger-nail [fINgneIl] _n.
finger-plate [fINgpleIt] _n.
finger-post [fINgpust] _n.
finger-print [fINgprInt] 1. _n. = fingermark 1, 2 2. _v.
finger-stall [fINgstl] _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> ,
Finn [fIn] _n. ;
finnan [fInn] _n. ޣ (. finnan haddock)
Finnic [fInIk] _a.
Finnish [fInIS] 1. _a. 2. _n.
Finno-Ugrian [fInujugrIn] _a. - ( )
finny [fInI] _a. 1> 2>
fiord [fjd] _. _n.
fir [f] _n. _. 1> ; . ; Scotch F. ; Silver F. 2> ()
fir-cone [fkun] _n.
fir-needle [fnidl] _n. ,
fir-tree [ftri] = 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 [faIfaIt] _n. 1> , 2> -
fire wall [faIwl] _n.
fire-alarm [faIrlAm] _n. 1> 2>
fire-arm [faIrAm] _n. (. _pl.)
fire-ball [faIbl] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
fire-bar [faIbA] _n. _.
fire-bomb [faIbm] _n.
fire-box [faIbks] _n. _. ,
fire-brand [faIbrQnd] _n. 1> ( ) 2> , ;
fire-brick [faIbrIk] _n.
fire-bridge [faIbrIdZ] _n. _. ;
fire-brigade [faIbrIgeId] _n.
fire-bug [faIbg] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
fire-clay [faIkleI] _n.
fire-cock [faIkk] _n.
fire-company [faIkmpnI] _n. 1> 2>
fire-control [faIkntrul] _n. 1> _. Σ 2> _.
fire-damp [faIdQmp] _n. ,
fire-department [faIdIpAtmnt] _n. _.
fire-dog [faIdg] = andiron
fire-door [faId] _n. _.
fire-drill [faIdrIl] _n. 1> 2>
fire-eater [faIrit] _n. 1> ( ) 2> , ԣ;
fire-engine [faIrendZIn] _n. 1> 2> _attr. fire-engine red -
fire-escape [faIrIskeIp] _n. 1> 2> ( ..)
fire-extinguisher [faIrIkstINgwIS] _n.
fire-eyed [faIraId] _a. _.
fire-glass [faIglAs] _n. ۣ
fire-grate [faIgreIt] _n. _. ۣ
fire-guard [faIgAd] _n. ۣ
fire-hose [faIhuz] _n.
fire-insurance [faIrInSurns] _n.
fire-irons [faIraInz] _n. _pl.
fire-light [faIlaIt] _n. , ..
fire-lighter [faIlaIt] _n.
fire-office [faIrǍfIs] _n.
fire-pan [faIpQn] _n.
fire-place [faIpleIs] _n. 1> , 2>
fire-plug [faIplg] _n. ,
fire-policy [faIplIsI] _n. ( )
fire-raising [faIreIzIN] _n. _.
fire-screen [faIskrin] _n.
fire-ship [faISIp] _n. _. _.
fire-squad [faIskwd] _n.
fire-step [faIstep] _n. _. ( )
fire-warden [faIwdn] _n. 1> 2>
fire-watcher [faIwtS] = firespotter
fire-water [faIwt] _n. _. " " ( ..)
fire-worship [faIwSIp] _n.
firefly [faIflaI] _n. ()
firelock [faIlk] _n. 1> Σ أ 2> Σ
fireman [faImn] _n. 1> 2>
fireproof [faIpruf] _a. ;
fireside [faIsaId] _n. 1> ; by the fireside 2> ,
firespotter [faIspt] _n.
firewood [faIwud] _n. ;
firework [faIwk] = fireworks 1
fireworker [faIwk] _n.
fireworks [faIwks] _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 [faIrINpAtI] _n. _. 1> , 2>
firing squad [faIrINskwd] = firing party 1
firing-line [faIrINlaIn] _n. _. ;
firkin [fkIn] _n. (= 8-9 )
firm _I [fm] _n. , ; long firm _II [fm] 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 [fmmnt] _n. (. the firmament)
firman [fmAn] _. _n. ( ); ;
firry [frI] _a. ; ,
first [fst] 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> ; F. Commoner ( 1919 .); F. 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 [fstkst] _n.
first floor [fstfl] _n. 1> 2> _.
first-aid [fsteId] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _attr. first-aid kit _. _. ; first-aid station
first-born [fstbn] _n.
first-chop [fsttSp] _a. _.
first-class [fstklAs] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. 3. _adv. 1> _. ; to feel first-class 2> to travel first-class ,
first-cousin [fstkzn] _n. ;
first-day [fstdeI] _n. ( )
first-floor [fstfl] _a. 1> 2> _.
first-foot [fstfut] _n. _.
first-fruits [fstfruts] _n. _pl. (. _.)
first-hand [fsthQnd] 1. _a. ; to have first-hand knowledge ; 2. _adv. 3. _n. at first-hand ; to see at first-hand
first-night [fstnaIt] _n. ,
first-nighter [fstnaIt] _n. _.
first-rate [fstreIt] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> 2. _adv. _. , ; to do first-rate
firstling [fstlIN] _n. 1> (. _pl.) 2> ( )
firstly [fstlI] _adv. -
firth [fT] _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 F. 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 [fISbl] _n.
fish-farming [fISfAmIN] _n.
fish-fork [fISfk] _n.
fish-gig [fISgIg] = fizgig 3
fish-glue [fISglu] _n.
fish-hook [fIShuk] _n.
fish-kettle [fISketl] _n. ԣ
fish-knife [fISnaIf] _n.
fish-ladder [fISlQd] _n. ( )
fish-net [fISnet] _a. fish-net stockings
fish-plate [fISpleIt] _n. _-. _.
fish-pond [fISpnd] _n. 1> , 2> _.
fish-pot [fISpt] _n. ( , )
fish-slice [fISslaIs] _n.
fish-tackle [fIStQkl] _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 [fISINrd] _n.
fishing-tackle [fISINtQkl] _n.
fishmonger [fISmNg] _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 [fIstIkf] 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 [fItaut] _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 [fItINSp] _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 [faIvfINg] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _attr. ,
five-o'clock tea [faIvklkti] _n. ( )
five-year [faIvj] _a. ; five-year plan
fivefold [faIvfuld] 1. _a. 2. _adv. ;
fiver [faIv] _n. _. ԣ ( )
fives [faIvz] _n. _pl. (. sing)
fivescore [faIvsk] _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 [fIkseISn] _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 [flQbgAst] _v. _. ,
flabby [flQbI] _a. 1> , , 2> ,
flaccid [flQksId] _a. 1> , 2> 3> , ;
flag _I [flQg] 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 [flQg] _n. _. _III [flQg] 1. _n. 1> ( ); 2> _pl. 2. _v. _IV [flQg] _v. 1> , 2> , ; our conversation was flagging
flag-captain [flQgkQptIn] _n.
flag-day [flQgdeI] _n.
flag-officer [flQgǍfIs] _n. _. 1> ; -; - 2>
flag-station [flQgsteISn] _n. ,
flag-wagging [flQgwQgIN] _n. 1> _. _. 2> _.
FlagDay [flQgdeI] _n. _. 14 - (1777 .)
flagellant [flQdZIlnt] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
flagellate [flQdZeleIt] _v. ,
flagellation [flQdZeleISn] _n. ;
flageolet [flQdZulet] _n. _.
flagging _I [flQgIN] 1. _pres-p. flag III, 2 2. _n. ; _II [flQgIN] 1. _pres-p. flag IV 2. _a. , _III [flQgIN] _pres-p. flag I, 2
flagitious [fldZISs] _a. ; ,
flagman [flQgmn] _n.
flagon [flQgn] _n.
flagpole [flQgpul] = flagstaff
flagrant [fleIgrnt] _a. 1> , ; ; 2> , ( ..)
flagship [flQgSIp] _n. ,
flagstaff [flQgstAf] _n.
flagstone [flQgstun] = flag III, 1, 1
flail [fleIl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _attr. flail tank _. - 2. _v.
flair [flE] _n. _. 1> , أ 2> ,
flak [flQk] _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 [flQm] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; 2. _v. 1> , 2>
flambeau [flQmbu] _n. _. (_pl. -eaus [ouz], -eaux)
flamboyant [flQmbInt] 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 [fleImTru] _n. ͣ
flaming [fleImIN] 1. _pres-p. flame 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> 3> 4> , 5> _.
flamingo [flmINgu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [ouz]) _.
flammable [flQmbl] _n. ;
flamy [fleImI] _a. ,
flan [flQn] _n. _. 1> , .. 2>
flange [flQndZ] 1. _n. 1> _. ; 2> _-. () 3> , , 2. _v. _. ,
flank [flQNk] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> () 4> _. 5> () 6> _attr. _. ; flank file 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3> 4> ; Σ 5> (on - );
flanker [flQNk] _n. _. _. ; ,
flannel [flQnl] 1. _n. 1> 2> (. ..) 3> _pl. (. ); ; أ 2. _a. ; flannel cake _. У 3. _v. 1> 2> _. ()
flannelette [flQnlet] _n. _.
flannelled [flQnld] 1. _p-p. flannel 3 2. _a.
flap [flQp] 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 [flQpId] _a.
flapdoodle [flQpdudl] _n. _. ,
flapjack [flQpdZQk] _n. 1> , , У 2>
flapper [flQp] _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 [flErp] _n. 1> (. _. ..); 2>
flared skirt [flEdskt] _n. -̣
flaring [flErIN] 1. _pres-p. flare 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; , 3> 4> ,
flash [flQS] 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 [flQSbn] _n. ,
flash-house [flQShaus] _n. _.
flash-light [flQSlaIt] _n. 1> ; 2> , ( , ..) 3> _. 4> 5> _attr. flash-light photograph
flash-point [flQSpInt] _n. ,
flashback [flQSbQk] _n. 1> , , 2> _. ; , , ( ..)
flashing [flQSIN] 1. _pres-p. flash 2 2. _n. 1> . {. flash 2} 2> _.
flashy [flQSI] = flash 2, 1 2
flask [flAsk] _n. 1> ; ; ; , ; 2> 3> ԣ 4> _.
flasket [flAskIt] _n. 1> 2>
flat _I [flQt] 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 [flQt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _pl.
flat-boat [flQtbut] _n.
flat-broke [flQtbruk] _a. _. ң ,
flat-car [flQtkA] _n. _. _-. -
flat-fish [flQtfIS] _n. ( ..)
flat-foot [flQtfut] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _. ; 4> _. ,
flat-footed [flQtfutId] _a. 1> _. 2> _. _. , ף; he came out flat-footed for the measure , 3> _. ;
flat-iron [flQtaIn] _n. 1> 2>
flat-out [flQtaut] _adv. _. 1> 2>
flatlet [flQtlIt] _n.
flatly [flQtlI] _adv. 1> , 2> , 3> ; to refuse flatly ()
flatness [flQtnIs] _n. 1> 2> 3> ; 4> , 5> _. ()
flatten [flQtn] _v. 1> () , ; , 2> ( , ) 3> , ( , ) 4> , 5> 6> _. 7> , ; ; flatten out > , ; > (̣); > ,
flatter _I [flQt] _v. 1> 2> to flatter oneself that , (); I flatter myself that , 3> ; ; the portrait flatters him 4> ; (, ) _II [flQt] _n. _.
flatterer [flQtr] _n.
flattering [flQtrIN] 1. _pres-p. flatter I 2. _a. 1> 2>
flattery [flQtrI] _n.
flatting [flQtIN] 1. _pres-p. flat I, 4 2. _n. _. 1> ; 2> _attr. flatting mill
flattop [flQttp] _n. _. _.
flatty [flQtI] . flat-foot 2, 3 4
flatulence [flQtjulns] _n. 1> _. , 2> ,
flatulency [flQtjulnsI] _n. 1> _. , 2> ,
flatulent [flQtjulnt] _a. 1> _. ( ) 2> _. 3> , ;
flatware [flQtwE] _n. 1> (, ) 2>
flatways [flQtweIz] _adv.
flatwise [flQtwaIz] _adv.
flaunt [flnt] _v. 1> ( ͣ) 2> () , ;
flautist [fltIst] _n.
flavin [fleIvIn] _n. ֣
flavor [fleIv] _. = flavour, flavourless
flavorless [fleIvlIs] _. = flavour, 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 [fl] 1. _n. 1> , , ( , ..) 2> () 3> , , , ; a flaw in an argument 4> _. , ( , ..) 2. _v. 1> ; ; (); ; 2> _. _II [fl] _n. _. ;
flawless [fllIs] _a. ,
flawy [flI] _a. , . {. flaw I, 1}
flax [flQks] _n. 1> ̣ 2>
flax-seed [flQkssid] _n.
flaxen [flQksn] _a. 1> 2> -֣, ( )
flaxy [flQksI] _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 [flibQg] _n. _.
flea-bane [flibeIn] _n. _.
flea-bite [flibaIt] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
flea-bitten [flibItn] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> _. ;
flea-pit [flipIt] _n. _. 1> , ; , "" 2> ۣ
fleam [flim] _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 [fledZ] _v. 1> 2> 3> () 4> ()
fledged [fledZd] 1. _p-p. fledge 2. _a. ; ( ); a fully fledged engineer _.
fledgeling [fledZlIn] _n. 1> 2> £;
fledgling [fledZlIn] _n. 1> 2> £;
flee [fli] _v. (fled) 1> , (from, out of - away) 2> 3> (. _p. _p-p.) , ; the clouds fled before the wind
fleece [flis] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 4> _. ޣ, 2. _v. 1> _. 2> , (); he was fleeced of his money 3>
fleecy [flisI] _a. 1> 2> ; fleecy cloud ; fleecy hair
fleer [flI] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ; ;
fleet _I [flit] _n. 1> 2> ; fleet of whalers 3> (, ..) _II [flit] 1. _a. 1> ; fleet glance 2> _. 3> ( ) 2. _adv. _. 3. _v. 1> 2> ,
Fleet Street [flitstrit] _n. , ; ; _.
fleet-footed [flitfutId] _a.
fleeting [flitIN] 1. _pres-p. fleet II, 3 2. _a. , ̣, ; fleeting impression
Fleming [flemIN] _n.
Flemish [flemIS] 1. _a. ; Flemish brick ; Flemish point ( ) 2. _n.
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 [fleSkld] _n.
flesh-fly [fleSflaI] _n.
flesh-pot [flQSpt] _n. ԣ ; flesh-pots (of Egypt) _. > , , ; >
flesh-wound [fleSwund] _n.
fleshings [fleSINz] _n. _pl. ( )
fleshly [fleSlI] _a. 1> 2> ,
fleshy [fleSI] _a. 1> 2>
fleur-de-lis [fldli] _n. _. (_pl. fleursde-lis) 1> _. 2> (. )
flew [flu] _p. fly II, 2
flews [fluz] _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 [flIbtIdZIbIt] _n. 1> ģ ; ף 2> (); ;
flick [flIk] 1. _n. 1> ̣ (, ..) 2> 3> _pl. _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> (-.) ̣ ( , ..; . flick off, flick away) 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 [flaItleftennt] _n. ( )
flight-shot [flaItSt] _n. 1> ̣ 2> ̣
flighty [flaItI] _a. , ; ,
flim-flam [flImflQm] _. 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 [flIntglAs] _n.
flint-hearted [flInthAtId] _a.
flint-lock [flIntlk] _n. _. 1> Σ 2> Σ أ
flint-paper [flIntpeIp] _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 [flIpflQp] _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 [flt] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 2. _v. 1> , (with) 2> , ; he flirted with the idea of dropping the cards , () 3> () ; to flirt a fan
flirtation [flteISn] _n.
flirty [fltI] _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 [flutIdZ] _n. 1> 2> _. , ; 3>
floatation [fluteISn] _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 [flutINbrIdZ] _n.
floating earth [flutINȫT] _n.
floatplane [flutpleIn] _n. ̣
floaty [flutI] _a. 1> 2> ̣
flocculate [flkjuleIt] _v. _. ,
flock _I [flk] _n. 1> ; ; () 2> _pl. ޣ _II [flk] 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 [flg] _v. 1> , , 2> ̣ 3> _. -. - ; flog along ; flog into , ( ); ( -.); flog out ( .. - of) to flog a dead horse ;
flogging [flgIN] 1. _pres-p. flog 2. _n. ,
flood [fld] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; , ; the F., Noah's F. _. (. _.) 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 [fldgeIt] _n. , , ; to open the flood-gates > (-.); > ,
floodlight [fldlaIt] 1. _n. (. _pl.) ( ) 2. _v.
floor [fl] 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 [flSu] _n. ( ..)
floor-cloth [flklT] _n. 1> 2>
floor-lamp [fllQmp] _n.
floorer [flr] _n. 1> 2> _. ; ֣ ; ;
flooring [flrIN] 1. _pres-p. floor 2 2. _n. 1> , 2> 3> _.
floorwalker [flwk] _n.
floosie [fluzI] _n. _.
floozie [fluzI] _n. _.
floozy [fluzI] _n. _.
flop [flp] 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. _interj. ̣!
flophouse [flphaus] _n. _. _.
floppy [flpI] _a. 1> 2> , ( ); ( )
flora [flr] _n. (_pl. ae, as [z])
florae [flri] _pl. flora
floral [flrl] _a. 1> 2> ,
Florentine [flrntaIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2> (f.) ( ۣ )
florescence [flresns] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
floret [flrIt] _n. 1> _. , ( ) 2>
floriated [flrIeItId] _a.
floriculture [flrIkltS] _n.
florid [flrId] _a. 1> , ; florid style 2> , ( ) 3> ( )
florin [flrIn] _n. ( )
florist [flrIst] _n. 1> 2>
floruit [flruIt] _. _n.
floss [fls] _n. ۣ-
flossy [flsI] _a.
flotage [flutIdZ] = floatage
flotation [fluteISn] = floatation
flotilla [flutIl] _n. _. (. )
flotsam [fltsm] _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 [flrIS] 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 [flrISIN] 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 [fluSit] _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 [flaudlus] = fleur-de-lis
flower-garden [flaugAdn] _n.
flower-girl [flaugl] _n. ,
flower-piece [flaupis] _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 [flaupt] _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 [flbdb] _. = flapdoodle
fluctuate [flktjueIt] _v. ; ; ,
fluctuation [flktjueISn] _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 [flunsI] _n. ; ()
fluent [flunt] 1. _a. 1> ; ; ( ); to speak fluent English - 2> ; a fluent speaker 3> ( ..); fluent phrases 4> , 2. _n. _. ;
fluently [fluntlI] _adv. 1> , 2> ( )
fluey [fluI] _a. ,
fluff [flf] 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 [flfI] _a. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. ף ,
fluid [fluId] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. 1> , 2> () ; ,
fluidity [fluIdItI] _n. 1> 2> 3> () 4> ,
fluke _I [fluk] _n. 1> , ; 2> () 3> _II [fluk] _n. 1> () 2> _. 3> _pl. _III [fluk] 1. _n. ; by a fluke 2. _v. 1> -. 2> _. _.
flume [flum] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ֣; ,
flummery [flmrI] _n. 1> ޣ 2> _. ; , 3>
flummox [flmks] _v. _. ,
flump [flmp] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> 2> , (-.) ,
flung [flN] _p. _p-p. fling 2
flunk [flNk] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> () 2> ( )
flunkey [flNkI] _n. ; _. , ,
fluorescence [fluresns] _n. ,
fluorescent [fluresnt] _a. ; fluorescent lamp ; fluorescent light
fluorine [flurin] _n. _.
fluorspar [fluspA] _n. _.
flurry [flrI] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; 2> ; 3> 2. _v. (. _p-p.) ; (. ); don't get flurried
flush _I [flS] 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 [flS] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> () 2> , _III [flS] _n.
fluster [flst] 1. _n. , ; all in a fluster ; 2. _v. 1> (); () 2>
flute [flut] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> , 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> ,
flutist [flutIst] _n.
flutter [flt] 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 [flutI] _a. ;
fluvial [fluvjl] _a.
flux [flks] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; flux and reflux ; in a state of flux 3> _. ; _. 4> _. 5> _. , 2. _v. 1> 2> , 3> _. , 4> _. 5>
fluxion [flkSn] _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 [flaItaItl] _n. _.
fly-agaric [flaIQgrIk] _n.
fly-away [flaIweI] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ( ) 3> , ( )
fly-bitten [flaIbItn] _a.
fly-blow [flaIblu] 1. _n. ( ) 2. _v. ( )
fly-blown [flaIblun] _a. 1> ( , ֣ ) 2> _.
fly-by-night [flaIbaInaIt] _a. ģ;
fly-fishing [flaIfISIN] _n.
fly-leaf [flaIlif] _n. _. ,
fly-paper [flaIpeIp] _n.
fly-sheet [flaISit] _n.
fly-trap [flaItrQp] _n.
fly-wheel [flaIwil] _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 [flaIINQd] _n.
flying boat [flaIINbut] _n. _.
flying bridge [flaIINbrIdZ] _n. 1> 2> -̣
flying fortress [flaIINftrIs] _n. _. " "
flying instrument [flaIINInstrumnt] _n. _.
flying man [flaIINmQn] _n. ̣
Flying Officer [flaIINǍfIs] _n. -̣ ( )
flyman [flaImn] _n. 1> _. 2>
flyover [flaIǫuv] _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 [fumplQstIk]
foam-rubber [fumrb] _n. ; ( , ..)
foamy [fumI] _a. 1> 2> ,
fob _I [fb] _n. _II [fb] _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 [Iz]) 1> _. ; in focus ; out of focus 2> (, ) 3> _. , 4> , ; focus of interest ; to bring to a focus ( ..) 2. _v. 1> (), ; 2> ( .., on - )
fodder [fd] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ()
foe [fu] _n. _. , ;
foetid [fitId] = fetid
foetus [fits] _n.
fog _I [fg] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ; 3> in a fog ; , 4> _. 2. _v. 1> ; () 2> , _II [fg] _-. 1. _n. 1> 2> , 2. _v. 1> 2>
fog-horn [fghn] _n. ,
fogey [fugI] _n. , ( ) (. old fogey)
foggy [fgI] _a. 1> ; ԣ; a foggy idea 2> _.
fogy [fugI] = fogey
foible [fIbl] _n. 1> , , 2> ,
foil _I [fIl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. ( ) 3> ; ; to serve as a foil to , ޣ (-.) 2. _v. _. , ޣ (-.) _II [fIl] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> () 2> ; (-.) ; (-.) 3> _. , _III [fIl] _n.
foist [fIst] _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 [fuldINkt] = folding-bed
folding-stool [fuldINstul] = folding-chair
foliage [fulIIdZ] _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 [ouz]) 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 [fuketImldZI] _n. _.
folklore [fukl] _n.
folksy [fuksI] _a. _. 1> , 2>
folkways [fukweIz] _n. _pl. ,
follicle [flIkl] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , , 3> _.
follow [flu] _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 [flumIlid] _n. " "
follow-up [flup] _n. 1> 2> , ģ -. ; a follow-up to the conference 3> 4> _attr.
follower [flu] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ֣ 3> _. ; ; ( )
following [fluIN] 1. _pres-p. follow 2. _n. 1> , ; he has a large following 2> (the following) ; the following is noteworthy 3. _a. 1> , 2> ( , )
folly [flI] _n. 1> ; ; ; 2> ;
foment [fument] _v. 1> 2> ; , (, ..)
fomentation [fumenteISn] _n. 1> 2> ; fomentation of discontent
fond [fnd] _a. 1> , ; in fond remembrance of smb., smth. () -., ޣ-. 2> to be fond of smb., smth. -., -. 3> , ; fond hope ,
fondant [fndnt] _n. _.
fondle [fndl] _v.
fondling [fndlIN] 1. _pres-p. fondle 2. _n.
fondly [fndlI] _adv. 1> 2> ,
fondness [fndnIs] _n. ,
font [fnt] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> 4> = fount II
food [fud] _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 [fudkrp] _n. _-.
food-card [fudkAd] _n.
food-stuffs [fudstfs] _n. ,
fool _I [ful] 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 - y); fool with , _II [ful] _n. ; gooseberry fool
fool'scapn 1> [fulzkQp] 2> [fulskQp] (13 . 17 .)
foolery [fulrI] _n. ;
foolhardy [fulhAdI] _a. 1> 2>
foolish [fulIS] _a. ; ;
foolishness [fulISnIs] _n. ,
foolproof [fulpruf] _n. _. 1> ; 2> , ݣ 3> ( )
foolscapn 1> [fulzkQp] 2> [fulskQp] (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 [s]) ; 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 100 100 () 5> _.
foot brake [futbreIk] _n.
Foot Guards [futgAdz] _n. _pl.
foot-and-mouth disease [futndmauTdIziz] _n. _.
foot-bath [futbAT] _n.
foot-bridge [futbrIdZ] _n.
foot-fault [futflt] _n. - ( ),
foot-gear [futgI] _n. _. 1> 2>
foot-hill [futhIl] _n.
foot-mark [futmAk] _n. , ()
foot-note [futnut] 1. _n. ; 2. _v.
foot-pace [futpeIs] _n. ; at (a) foot-pace
foot-passenger [futpQsIndZ] _n.
foot-path [futpAT] _n. ,
foot-plate [futpleIt] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; foot-plate crew
foot-pound [futpaund] _n. _.
foot-race [futreIs] _n.
foot-rule [futrul] _n. ,
foot-slogger [futslg] _n. _. 1> 2>
football [futbl] _n. 1> 2>
football-player [futblpleI] = footballer
footballer [futbl] _n.
footboard [futbd] _n. 1> (, , ); ; 2> _. 3> ()
footer [fut] _n. _.
footfall [futfl] _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 [futl] _. 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 [futlus] _a. , ; footloose and fancy free ,
footman [futmn] _n. ()
footpad [futpQd] _n. _.
footprint [futprInt] _n. , ()
footsie [futsI] _n. to play footsie ( -.)
footsore [futs] _a. ԣ
footstalk [futstk] _n. _.
footstep [futstep] _n. 1> ; , ; to follow in smb.'s footsteps -. 2> , 3> _. ,
footstool [futstul] _n.
footway [futweI] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ( )
footwear [futwE] _n.
footwork [futwk] _n. ( , ..)
footworn [futwn] _a. 1> ( ) 2> , ( ..)
foozle [fuzl] _. 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> - (-.)
fop [fp] _n. , ݣ,
foppery [fprI] _n. ,
foppish [fpIS] _a. ,
for [f] ( ); [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 [frIdZ] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 2. _v. 1> _. 2> -. ; to forage (about) for a meal , 3> ,
forage-cap [frIdZkQp] _n.
forager [frIdZ] _n.
foramen [freImen] _n. (_pl. mina, mens [menz]) _. _. _. , ,
foramina [frQmIn] _pl. foramen
forasmuch [frzmtS] _adv. forasmuch as ,
foray [freI] 1. _n. ; ģ 2. _v.
forbad [fbQd] _. _p. forbid
forbade [fbeId] _p. forbid
forbear _I [fbE] _n. (. _pl.) _II [fbE] _v. (forbore - forborne) 1> (from) 2> ; to bear and forbear
forbearance [fbErns] _n. 1> 2> ,
forbid [fbId] _v. (forbad, forbade - forbidden) ; ; to forbid smb. the country -. ; to forbid the house ; time forbids ; I am forbidden tobacco ; God forbid! !
forbidden [fbIdn] 1. _p-p. forbid 2. _a. ; ݣ; forbidden fruit ; forbidden ground ()
forbidding [fbIdIN] 1. _pres-p. forbid 2. _a. 1> , ; a forbidding look 2> ; 3> ; a forbidding coast ; his attitude was forbidding
forbore [fb] _p. forbear II
forborne [fbn] _p-p. forbear II
force [fs] 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 [fslQnd] _v. _. _.
force-meat [fsmit] _n.
force-pump [fspmp] _n. _.
forced [fst] 1. _p-p. force 2 2. _a. 1> ; forced landing _. 2> ( ); , ; 3> _. 4> _. ; ; forced draught
forcedly [fsIdlI] _adv. ; ģ
forceful [fsful] _a. 1> 2> ,
forceless [fslIs] _a.
forceps [fseps] _n. (. _sg. _pl.) 1> ; 2> _attr. a forceps delivery ( )
forcible [fsbl] _a. 1> 2> , ( ..);
forcing [fsIN] 1. _pres-p. force 2 2. _n. 1> , 2> (); () 3> _. 4> _attr. forcing bed ;
ford [fd] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. _. , 2. _v.
Ford [fd] _n. ()
fore [f] 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- [f] _pref. -, ; .: forearm ; to foresee
fore-and-aft [frndAft] _a. _. ; fore-and-aft rigged ; fore-and-aft sail ; fore-and-aft cap _.
fore-cabin [fkQbIn] _n. _. 1> 2> 2-
fore-edge [fredZ] _n.
fore-runner [frn] _n. 1> 2>
forearm _I [frAm] _n. _II [frAm] _v.
forebear [fbE] = forbear I
forebode [fbud] _v. 1> 2> (. )
foreboding [fbudIN] 1. _pres-p. forebode 2. _n. 1> ; 2> ()
forecast [fkAst] 1. _n. ; ; population forecast ; crop forecast 2. _v. (forecast, forecasted [Id]) ,
forecastle [fuksl] _n. _. ; ; ( )
foreclose [fkluz] _v. 1> _. , 2> _. 3> ()
foreclosure [fkluZ] _n. _.
forecourt [fkt] _n. ( )
foredoom [fdum] _v. (. _pass.) 1> (); 2> (to); it was an attempt foredoomed to failure
forefather [ffAD] _n. (. _pl.) ; Forefathers' Day _. (21 1620 .), 22
forefinger [ffINg] _n.
forefoot [ffut] _n.
forefront [ffrnt] _n. 1> _. (); 2> , ; to bring to the forefront, to place in the forefront
forego [fgu] _v. (forewent - foregone) 1> 2> = forgo
foregoing [fguIN] 1. _pres-p. forego 2. _a. ,
foregone [fgn] 1. _p-p. forego 2. _a. ; foregone conclusion ۣ ,
foreground [fgraund] _n. 1> () 2> _. 3> ; to keep oneself in the foreground
forehand [fhQnd] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> () 2. _a.
forehanded [fhQndId] _a. 1> , 2> _. ޣ, 3> _.
forehead [frId] _n.
foreign [frIn] _a. 1> ; ; foreign policy ; foreign problems ; the F. Office ( ); F. 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 [frIn] _n. 1> 2> () 3> _. 4> _. , ..,
forejudge [fdZdZ] _v. ;
foreknew [fnju] _p. foreknow
foreknow [fnu] _v. (foreknew - foreknown) ң
foreknowledge [fnlIdZ] _n.
foreknown [fnun] _p-p. foreknow
foreland [flnd] _n. 1> 2> , ;
foreleg [fleg] _n.
forelock [flk] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. , ; to take time ( occasion) by the forelock ; ;
foreman [fmn] _n. 1> ; ; ; , ; ; _. 2> _.
foremast [fmAst] _n. _. -
foremilk [fmIlk] _n.
foremost [fmust] 1. _a. 1> , ; head foremost ң 2> , ; foremost authority 2. _adv. ; ; -, (. first and foremost)
forename [fneIm] _n. ( , ..)
forenoon [fnun] _n. ;
forensic [frensIk] _a. ; forensic medicine ; forensic eloquence
foreordain [frdeIn] _v. _.
forepart [fpAt] _n. 1> 2>
foresail [fseIl] _n. _.
foresaw [fs] _p. foresee
foresee [fsi] _v. (foresaw - foreseen)
foreseeable [fsibl] _a.
foreseen [fsin] _p-p. foresee
foreshadow [fSQdu] _v. , ; to be foreshadowed
foreshore [fS] _n. ,
foreshorten [fStn] _v.
foreshow [fSu] _v. (foreshowed [d] - foreshown) ,
foreshown [fSun] _p-p. foreshow
foresight [fsaIt] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
foreskin [fskIn] _n. _.
forest [frIst] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ( ); 3> _attr. ; forest conservation ; forest shelter belt 2. _v.
forestall [fstl] _v. 1> , ; , ң 2>
forester [frIst] _n. 1> , 2>
forestry [frIstrI] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> ,
foretaste 1. _n. [fteIst] 2. _v. [fteIst]
foretell [ftel] _v. (foretold)
forethought [fTt] _n. ;
forethoughtful [fTtful] _a.
foretime [ftaIm] _n. ; ;
foretoken 1. _n. [ftukn] 2. _v. [ftukn]
foretold [ftuld] _p. _p-p. foretell
foretooth [ftuT] _n.
forever [frev] _adv. 1> 2> ;
forewarn [fwn] _v. ; forewarned is forearmed _. ֣, ֣
forewent [fwent] _p. forego
forewoman [fwumn] _n. 1> -; -; - 2> _. -
foreword [fwd] _n.
forfeit [ffIt] 1. _n. 1> ( ..); 2> 3> ; (-.) 4> ; _pl. 2. _a. 3. _v. (-.); ( -.)
forfeiture [ffItS] _n. ;
forgather [fgQD] _v. ,
forgave [fgeIv] _p. forgive
forge _I [fdZ] 1. _n. 1> 2> () 2. _v. 1> , 2> , 3> (, ..) _II [fdZ] _v. ; ; , ( ..) (. forge ahead)
forger [fdZ] _n. 1> , , .. 2> 3>
forgery [fdZrI] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
forget [fget] _v. (forgot - forgotten) ; to forget oneself > , ; > ; > , ; forget it! !, !; !, !
forget-me-not [fgetmInt] _n.
forgetful [fgetful] _a. 1> ; he is forgetful of dates 2> , ; forgetful of one's duties
forgivable [fgIvbl] _a.
forgive [fgIv] _v. (forgave - forgiven) 1> 2> , ()
forgiven [fgIvn] _p-p. forgive
forgiveness [fgIvnIs] _n.
forgiving [fgIvIN] 1. _pres-p. forgive 2. _a. ,
forgo [fgu] _v. (forwent - forgone) , ( -.); to forgo one's custom
forgone [fgn] _p-p. forgo
forgot [fgt] _p. forget
forgotten [fgtn] 1. _p-p. forget 2. _a. ; the forgotten man _. ,
fork [fk] 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 [fklIft] _n. ߣ (. fork-lift truck)
forked [fkt] 1. _p-p. fork 2 2. _a. ; ̣; ; forked lightning
forlorn [fln] _a. _. _. , ; , ; forlorn hope > ; > ģ (. _.); > _. , ޣ
form [fm] 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 [fmmAst] _n.
formal [fml] _a. 1> ; formal call ; formal permission 2> ; ; formal acquiescence 3> , ; formal resemblance 4> , ; ; formal garden(s)
formaldehyde [fmQldIhaId] _n. _.
formalin [fmlIn] _n.
formalism [fmlIzm] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _.
formalist [fmlIst] _n. ;
formality [fmQlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> ; legal formalities ; a mere formality
formalize [fmlaIz] _v. 1> ; ̣ 2> 3>
format [fmQt] _n. _.
formate _I [fmeIt] _v. _. _II [fmIt] _n. _.
formation [fmeISn] _n. 1> , ; ; ; price formation 2> , 3> , ; national formation 4> _. ; , () 5> _. , ̣ 6> _. ,
formative [fmtIv] _a. 1> ; ; formative influences , ..; in a formative stage ( ) 2> _.
forme [fm] = form 1, 13
former _I [fm] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _-. () 3> _. ; ; ; 4> _. _II [fm] _a. 1> , ; in former times , 2> ; the former ( )
formic [fmIk] _a. _. ; formic acid
formica [fmaIk] _n. ( )
formicary [fmIkrI] _n.
formication [fmIkeISn] _n.
formidable [fmIdbl] _a. 1> , 2> , , ; formidable task 3> , ; formidable personality
formless [fmlIs] _a. ,
formula [fmjul] _n. (_pl. -as [z], -) 1> , 2> ( ) 3> , 4>
formulae [fmjuli] _pl. formula
formulate [fmjuleIt] _v. 1> 2>
formulation [fmjuleISn] _n. , ; final formulation
formulism [fmjulIzm] _n.
fornicate [fnIkeIt] _v. ,
fornication [fnIkeISn] _n. ; ,
forrader [fred] _adv. _. ң; (I) can't get any forrader
forsake [fseIk] _v. (forsook - forsaken) 1> , 2> ( ..)
forsaken [fseIkn] 1. _p-p. forsake 2. _a. ,
forsook [fsuk] _p. forsake
forsooth [fsuT] _adv. _. ,
forswear [fswE] _v. (forswore - forsworn) 1> 2> to forswear oneself ;
forswore [fsw] _p.. forswear
forsworn [fswn] 1. _p-p. forswear 2. _n. (the forsworn) ()
fort [ft] _n.
forte _I [ft] _n. ( ); Latin is not my forte ̣ _II [ftI] _. _adv. _n. _.
forth [fT] 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 [fTkmIN] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> , ; ; a forthcoming book , ; , 2> _predic. ; the help we hoped for was not forthcoming , , 3> _. , ; ( )
forthright 1. _a. [fTraIt] 1> 2> ; , 2. _adv. [fTraIt] ,
forthwith [fTwIT] _adv. ,
forties [ftIz] _n. _pl. 1> (the forties) 2> ( 40 49 ); the roaring forties (39-50 _. )
fortieth [ftIIT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n.
fortification [ftIfIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> _pl. 3> , ()
fortified [ftIfaId] 1. _p-p. fortify 2. _a. 1> _. ̣; fortified area ̣ 2> ݣ; ̣; fortified wine ̣
fortify [ftIfaI] _v. 1> 2> (, ) 3> , () 4> _. , 5>
fortissimo [ftIsImu] _. _adv. _n. _.
fortitude [ftItjud] _n. ,
fortnight [ftnaIt] _n. ; a fortnight today, this day fortnight ; this fortnight
fortnightly [ftnaItlI] 1. _a. ; ( ); 2. _adv.
fortress [ftrIs] _n.
fortuitous [ftjuIts] _a.
fortuity [ftjuItI] _n. ;
fortunate [ftSnIt] _a. , ; ; if one is fortunate ;
fortune [ftSn] 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 [ftSnhnt] _n. ,
fortune-teller [ftSntel] _n. ,
fortuneless [ftSnlIs] _a. 1> ; 2>
forty [ftI] 1. _n-card. ; forty-one ; forty-two ..; forty winks () ; the F.-five 1745 . 2. _n. (, )
forty-niner [ftInaIn] _n. _. _. ( 1849 . )
forum [frm] _n. 1> _. 2> (, , ) 3> , 4>
forward [fwd] 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. _interj. ң!
forward-looking [fwdlukIN] _a. ,
forwarder [fwd] _n.
forwardness [fwdnIs] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ;
forwent [fwent] _p. forgo
forworn [fwn] _a. _. _. ,
fossa [fs] _n. (_pl. -) _. ,
fossae [fsi] _pl. fossa
fosse [fs] _n. 1> _. , , 2> = fossa
fossick [fsIk] _v. _. ,
fossil [fsl] 1. _n. , (. _.) 2. _a. 1> , 2> ,
fossilize [fsIlaIz] _v. 1> () 2>
foster [fst] _v. 1> , ; ( , ) 2> (); () 3> ;
foster-brother [fstbrD] _n.
foster-child [fsttSaIld] _n. ɣ;
foster-father [fstfAD] _n. ɣ
foster-mother [fstmD] _n. 1> 2> ɣ 3> , ( )
foster-sister [fstsIst] _n.
fosterage [fstrIdZ] _n. 1> () £ 2> (£) 3>
fosterling [fstlIN] _n. ;
fought [ft] _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 [faulmauDd] _a.
foul-up [faulp] _n. _.
foulard [fulA] _n. _.
foule [fuleI] _n. _. _.
foully [faulI] _adv. 1> , 2> ;
foulness [faulnIs] _n. 1> , . {. foul 1} 2> _.
foumart [fumAt] _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 [faundeISn] _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 [faundeISnstun] _n. 1> _. 2> ; ;
foundationer [faundeISn] _n. ( )
founder _I [faund] _n. , _II [faund] _n. ; _III [faund] 1. _n. _. 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> () 3> ( ) 4> ; ( )
foundling [faundlIN] _n. , ģ
foundling-hospital [faundlINhospItl] _n. ,
foundress [faundrIs] _n. ,
foundry [faundrI] _n. 1> , 2> أ
foundry hand [faundrIhQnd] _n.
fount _I [faunt] _n. 1> , 2> = font 3 _II [faunt] _n. _.
fountain [fauntIn] _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> ( , )
fountain-head [fauntInhed] _n. 1> , 2> ; to go to the fountain-head
fountain-pen [fauntInpen] _n.
four [f] 1. _n-card. 2. _n. 1> ף 2> _pl. ף ( , ..) 3> _. ף (); ף 4> _pl. _. ; form fours! ! 5> _. ң ; on all fours > ; > ; ,
four-ale [freIl] _n. 1> _. , 4 2> _attr. four-ale bar
four-cornered [fknd] _a. ң
four-cycle [fsaIkl] _a. _. ң
Four-F [fef] _n. _. _.
four-flusher [fflS] _n. _.
four-footed [ffutId] _a.
four-handed [fhQndId] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ң ( ) 3> ( )
four-in-hand [frInhQnd] _n. 1> ף 2> -,
four-letterword [fletwd] _n. ,
four-oar [fr] _n. ף ()
four-poster [fpust] _n. ң
four-seater [fsit] _n. ң
four-square [fskwE] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> 2> _. 3. _adv. ;
four-wheeler [fwil] _n.
fourfold [ffuld] 1. _a. ң 2. _adv. ;
fourscore [fsk] _n. 1> 2> ( )
foursome [fsm] _n. 1> 2> _. , ң
fourteen [ftin] _n-card.
fourteenth [ftinT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n. 1> 2> (the fourteenth)
fourth [fT] 1. _n-ord. ף; the fourth arm - 2. _n. 1> 2> (the fourth) ף ; the F. (of July) _. 4 ( )
fourth dimension [fTdImenSn] _n. _. ף
fourthly [fTlI] _adv. -ף
fowl [faul] 1. _n. 1> _. (. _.); 2> , . 2. _v. 1> 2>
fowl-run [faulrn] _n. ,
fowler [faul] _n. ;
fowling bag [faulINbQg] _n.
fowling-piece [faulINpis] _n. أ
fox [fks] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> , 4> _. _. _. 5> _attr. 2. _v. 1> _. ; , 2> () ( )
fox-brush [fksbrS] _n.
fox-earth [fksT] = foxhole 1
foxbane [fksbeIn] _n. _. ,
foxfire [fksfaI] _n. _. ( )
foxglove [fksglv] _n. _.
foxhole [fkshul] _n. 1> 2> _.
foxhound [fkshaund] _n.
foxtail [fksteIl] _n. 1> = fox-brush 2> _.
foxterrier [fksterI] _n.
foxtrot [fkstrt] 1. _n. 2. _v.
foxy [fksI] _a. 1> 2> 3> ; -; foxy hair 4> ( ) 5> ( , ) 6>
foyer [fIeI] _n. _.
frabjous [frQbjs] _a. _. 1> 2>
fracas [frQkA] _n. _. ;
fraction [frQkSn] _n. 1> ; common fraction ; proper (improper) fraction () 2> , , ; , ; not by a fraction 3> _. 4> _. , , ,
fractional [frQkSnl], fractionary [frQkSnrI] _a. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _.
fractionate [frQkSneIt] _v. _.
fractious [frQkSs] _a. , ; ; fractious horse
fracture [frQktS] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> , ; 2. _v. (); ;
frag bomb [frQgbm] _n. _. _.
fragile [frQdZaIl] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> ,
fragility [frdZIlItI] _n. 1> , 2> , 3>
fragment [frQgmnt] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; 3> ; to overhear fragments of conversation
fragmentary [frQgmntrI] _a. 1> ; 2> _.
fragmentation [frQgmenteISn] _n. 1> , 2> ()
fragmentation bomb [frQgmenteISnbm] _n.
fragmented [frQgmntId] _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 [freIms] _n.
frame-up [freImp] _n. _. 1> 2> ; , ; 3> , 4> _attr. ; frame-up trial
framework [freImwk] _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 [frQNk] _n. ( , )
franchise [frQntSaIz] _n. 1> (. the franchise) , 2> (. _.)
Franciscan [frQnsIskn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ()
frangible [frQndZIbl] _a. ,
Frank [frQNk] _n. _.
frank _I [frQNk] _a. , , _II [frQNk] _v. ()
Frankenstein [frQNkenstaIn] _n. 1> , 2> ( ͣ )
frankfurter [frQNkft] _n. ; frankfurters with sauerkraut ۣ
frankincense [frQNkInsens] _n.
franklin [frQNklIn] _n. _.
frantic [frQntIk] _a. , ; she was frantic with grief
fraternal [frtnl] _a. ; fraternal order ( society, association) ( )
fraternity [frtnItI] _n. 1> ; ; ; the fraternity of the Press , 2> _.
fraternization [frQtnaIzeISn] _n. 1> 2>
fraternize [frQtnaIz] _v. 1> - 2> 3> _.
fratricidal [freItrIsaIdl] _a.
fratricide [freItrIsaId] _n. 1> 2>
fraud [frd] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ,
fraudulent [frdjulnt] _a. ; ; fraudulent bankruptcy _.
fraught [frt] _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 [frQzl] _. . _. 1. _n. 1> () 2> ԣ ң , ; beaten ( worn) to a frazzle _. , ; to work oneself to a frazzle 2. _v. 1> (), () 2> , (. frazzle out)
freak [frik] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> (. freak of nature) 3> _. , 4> (-. ) 5> _. ɣ 6> _. 2. _a. _. , ; 3. _v. , ;
freaked [frikt] 1. _p-p. freak 3 2. _a. ң
freakish [frikIS] _a. 1> 2> ,
freckle [frekl] 1. _n. 2. _v. ()
freckled [frekld] _a.
free [fri] 1. _a. 1> , ; ; ; to make free use of smth. -. ; -. - get free - make free - 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 ; 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 [frieIdZnsI] _n. ;
free and easy [frindizI] 1. _a. ģ, 2. _n. _. 1> , .., ģ 2>
Free Church [fritStS] _n. 1> , ̣ 2>
free city [frisItI] _n. _.
free enterprise [frientpraIz] _n.
free-board [fribd] _n. _. ;
free-born [fribn] _a. ģ
free-for-all [frifrǍl] 1. _a. , , 2. _n. _. ,
free-hand [frihQnd] _n. 1> 2>
free-handed [frihQndId] _a.
free-hearted [frihAtId] _a. 1> , 2>
free-holder [frihuld] _n. _. ,
free-list [frilIst] _n. 1> 2> , -. ..
free-liver [frilIv] _n. ,
free-spoken [frispukn] _a. ,
free-thinker [friTINk] _n. , ;
free-trader [fritreId] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
free-way [friweI] _n. _. ,
free-will [friwIl] _a.
freebooter [fribut] _n. ; ,
freedom [fridm] _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. -.
freelance [frilAns] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> , ̣ 3> , ̣ 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
freely [frilI] _adv. 1> ; 2> ;
freeman [frimn] _n. 1> ޣ 2>
freemason [frimeIsn] _n.
freestone _I [fristun] _n. , _II [fristun] _n. (, , ..)
freetrade [fritreId] _n. 1> 2> _.
freewheel [friwil] _n. 1> 2> ( )
freewill [friwIl] _n. ; of one's own freewill
freeze [friz] _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 [friz] _n. 1> (); , 2> _. _. 3>
freezing [frizIN] 1. _pres-p. freeze 2. _n. , ; 3. _a. 1> ; 2> ,
freezing-point [frizINpInt] _n.
freight [freIt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 3> 4> _. 5> _attr. ; ; freight carrier ̣; freight train _. 2. _v. 1> 2>
freightage [freItIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
freighter [freIt] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ̣
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 [frentSwumn] _n.
frenzied [frenzId] _a. ۣ; frenzied efforts
frenzy [frenzI] _n. , ;
frequency [frikwnsI] _n. 1> , ; frequency of the pulse 2> 3> _. ; high (low) frequency () 4> _attr. ; frequency divider _. ; frequency modulation _. ; frequency range _.
frequent 1. _a. [frikwnt] ; ; 2. _v. [frikwent]
frequentative [frIkwenttIv] _a. _.
frequenter [frIkwent] _n. ,
fresco [fresku] 1. _n. (_pl. os, oes [ouz]) ; 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 [freSwt] _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 [frets] _n. ,
fretful [fretful] _a. ,
fretwork [fretwk] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
Freudian [frIdjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
friability [fraIbIlItI] _n.
friable [fraIbl] _a. , ; , ; friable soil
friar [fraI] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
friar's cap [fraIzkQp] _n. _.
friary [fraIrI] _n.
fribble [frIbl] 1. _n. 2. _v.
fricassee [frIksi] _n. _.
fricative [frIktIv] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
friction [frIkSn] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
friction-gear [frIkSngI] _n. _.
Friday [fraIdI] _n. ; Good Friday _. ; Good Friday face ; man Friday ( " " ); girl Friday > ; >
fridge [frIdZ] = frig I
friend [frend] 1. _n. 1> , ; to make friends ; to make friends with smb. -. 2> , ; my honourable friend ( ) 3> , 4> (F.) ; 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 ; F. Society ; friendly match _. 2> ; friendly nation 3> , (to) 4> 5> (F.) 2. _adv. ;
friendship [frendSIp] _n. 1> 2>
frieze _I [friz] _n. _. ; _II [friz] _n. ;
frig _I [frIdZ] _. . refrigerator _II [frIg] _v. _.
frigate [frIgIt] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _.
frigatebird [frIgItbd] = frigate 3
frige [frIdZ] = 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 [frIdZId] _a. 1> ; frigid zone ; 2> , ,
frigidity [frIdZIdItI] _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 [frIndZ] 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> , ( )
Frisco [frIsku] _n. _. . -
Frisian [frIzIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2>
frisk [frIsk] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> , 2> () 3> _. (-. )
frisky [frIskI] _a. ,
frit [frIt] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. , ;
frith [frIT] = firth
fritter [frIt] 1. _n. 1> ( ..) 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> (. fritter away)
frivol [frIvl] _v. 1> 2> (, ..; . frivol away)
frivolity [frIvlItI] _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 [frk] _n. 1> 2> 3> = frockcoat 4>
frock-coat [frkkut] _n.
frog _I [frg] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> _-. () 4> _. 5> - () 6> _. 7> _attr. frog restaurant _. _. _II [frg] _n. 1> , .. 2> 3> , ( , ..)
frog-in-the-throat [fogInDTrut] _n. _.
frog-march [frgmAtS] 1. _n. ɣ ( ) 2. _v. (-.) ң
froggy [frgI] _a. ;
frogling [frglIN] _n.
frogman [frgmn] _n. 1> 2>
frogskin [frgskIn] _n. _. _.
frolic [frlIk] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _a. _. ӣ; ; 3. _v. ,
frolicsome [frlIksm] _a. _. ,
from [frm] ( ); [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 [frnd] _n. 1> ; 2> ( )
Fronde [frNd] _n. _. _.
front [frnt] 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 [frntpeIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ( )
front-bencher [frntbentS] _n. _. 1> 2> 3>
front-page [frntpeIdZ] _a. ();
front-pager [frntpeIdZ] _n. _. ,
frontage [frntIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> ( , ) 4> _.
frontal [frntl] _a. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> _.
frontier [frntI] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 4> _attr. ; frontier town
frontiersman [frntIzmn] _n. 1> 2> _. _. ,
frontispiece [frntIspis] _n. _. _.
frontlet [frntlIt] _n. 1> 2>
frontline [frntlaIn] _n. ;
fronton [frntn] _n. _. ;
frontrank [frntrQNk] _a.
frontward [frntwd] 1. _a. 2. _adv. () ң
frontwards [frntwdz] = frontward 2
frontways [frntweIz] = frontward 2
frontwise [frntwaIz] = frontward 2
frost [frst] 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 [frstkrQk] = frost-cleft 1
frost-bite [frstbaIt] _n.
frost-bitten [frstbItn] _a.
frost-bound [frstbaund] _a.
frost-cleft [frstkleft] _. 1. _n. , 2. _a. ֣ ;
frost-hardy [frsthAdI] _a. ( )
frost-work [frstwk] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
frosted [frstId] 1. _p-p. frost 2 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> ( ) 4> ( )
frostily [frstIlI] _adv. , ;
frosty [frstI] _a. 1> ; frosty trees , 2> _. , 3> ; frosty head
froth [frT] 1. _n. 1> 2> , , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> 3>
froth-blower [frTblu] _n. _.
frothy [frTI] _a. 1> 2> _.
frou-frou [frufru] _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 [frktIfrs] _a.
fructification [frktIfIkeISn] _n. _. 1> 2>
fructify [frktIfaI] _v. 1> _. 2> (. _.)
fructose [frktus] _n.
frugal [frugl] _a. 1> , 2> , ; frugal supper
frugality [frugQlItI] _n. 1> 2>
fruit [frut] 1. _n. 1> ; to bear fruit 2> _. ; to grow fruit ; small fruit 3> (. _pl.) , 4> _attr. 2. _v.
fruit-cake [frutkeIk] _n.
fruit-grower [frutgru] _n. ,
fruit-knife [frutnaIf] _n.
fruit-sugar [frutSug] _n. ;
fruit-tree [fruttri] _n.
fruitage [frutIdZ] _n. 1> 2> _.
fruitarian [frutErIn] _n. ,
fruiter [frut] _n. 1> 2> , ֣ 3>
fruiterer [frutr] _n.
fruitful [frutful] _a. 1> ; 2>
fruitgrowing [frutgruIN] _n. ,
fruition [fruISn] _n. 1> -. 2> ( ..)
fruitless [frutlIs] _a. 1> 2>
fruitmachine [frutmSin] _n. _.
fruitpiece [frutpis] _n.
fruitsalad [frutsQld] _n.
fruity [frutI] _a. 1> ( , ..) 2> ( ) 3> ; _. ; a fruity voice 4> _. , ; ; a fruity story
frumenty [frumntI] _n. ,
frump [frmp] _n.
frumpish [frmpIS] _a. 1> 2> _.
frusta [frst] _pl. frustum
frustrate [frstreIt] _v. , (); ,
frustration [frstreISn] _n. 1> (); () 2>
frustum [frstm] _n. (_pl. ta, tums [tmz]) _. ޣ ; ޣ
fry _I [fraI] _n. £; ; small fry _. _. , ; _II [fraI] 1. _n. ; (); 2. _v. ()
frying-pan [fraIINpQn] _n. ; out of the frying-pan into the fire
fubsy [fbzI] _a. 1> , 2>
fuck [fk] _v. _.
fucking [fkIN] _. 1. _a. , ޣ 2. _adv. ,
fuddle [fdl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> ; to fuddle oneself, to be fuddled 2>
fuddy-duddy [fdIddI] _n. _. 1> 2> ;
fudge [fdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; "" 2> 3> , 2. _v. -, ; "" 3. _interj. !, !
fuel [fjul] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> () 4> _-.
fuel pump [fjulpmp] _n. ,
fuelling [fjulIN] 1. _pres-p. fuel 2 2. _n. 1> 2>
fug [fg] 1. _n. _. 1> , У 2> ; ( , ..) 2. _v. ; to fug at home
fugacious [fjugeISs] _a. 1> ̣ 2>
fuggy [fgI] _a. У ( );
fugitive [fjudZItIv] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 2. _a. 1> 2> ̣, 3> fugitive verse , Σ -.
fugle [fjugl] _v. ;
fugleman [fjuglmQn] _n. 1> ; , 2> _. _.
fugue [fjug] _n. _.
fulcra [flkr] _pl. fulcrum
fulcrum [flkrm] _n. (_pl. ra) 1> _. () 2> 3> _.
fulfil [fulfIl] _v. 1> ; , ; to fulfil the quota ; to fulfil a promise 2> 3> (, ..); to fulfil oneself ( ),
fulfilment [fulfIlmnt] _n. 1> ; , ; 2>
fulgent [fldZnt] _a. _. ,
fulgurate [flgjureIt] _v. 1> 2> ( )
fulgurite [flgjurIt] _n. _.
fuliginous [fjulIdZIns] _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 [fuldres] _n. ; in full dress
full stop [fulstp] _n. to come to a full stop ,
full-back [fulbQk] _n. ( )
full-blooded [fulbldId] _a. 1> 2> 3> ;
full-blown [fulblun] _a. ( )
full-bodied [fulbdId] _a. ;
full-bottomed [fulbtmd] _a. 1> _. full-bottomed ship 2> full-bottomed wig
full-dress [fuldres] _a. full-dress debate _. ; full-dress rehearsal
full-faced [fulfeIst] _a. 1> , 2> ף
full-fashioned [fulfQSnd] _a. _. ; full-fashioned stockings
full-fed [fulfed] _a. 1> , 2>
full-fledged [fulfledZd] _a. 1> 2> ,
full-grown [fulgrun] _a. 1> , 2>
full-length [fulleNT] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ; ; a full-length film
full-mouthed [fulmauDd] _a. 1> 2> ( )
full-pelt [fulpelt] _adv. ;
full-scale [fulskeIl] _a. 1> 2> , ; full-scale study
full-timer [fultaIm] _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 [flmInnt] _a. 1> 2> _.
fulminate [flmIneIt] 1. _v. 1> 2> 3> _. () 4> (-. ..); ( -.); (against) 2. _n. fulminate of mercury
fulminatory [flmIntrI] _a. 1> 2>
fulness [fulnIs] = fullness
fulsome [fulsm] _a. ; fulsome flattery
fulvous [flvs] _a. -֣,
fumade [fjumeId] _n. ޣ ,
fumble [fmbl] _v. 1> (for, after); to fumble in one's purse (ϣ) 2> ( -.) 3> ,
fume [fjum] 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 [fjumIgeIt] _v. 1> ; 2>
fumigation [fjumIgeISn] _n. ;
fumitory [fjumItrI] _n. _. ()
fumy [fjumI] _a. ;
fun [fn] 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 [fnfE] _n. , ..
funambulist [fjunQmbjulIst] _n.
function [fnNkSn] 1. 1> , 2> () 3> (. _pl.) 4> ; 5> _. , ɣ ( public social function) 6> _. 2. _v. , ;
functional [fNkSnl] _a. 1> (. _. _.) 2> _. ,
functionary [fNkSnrI] 1. _n. ; 2. _a.
functionate [fNkSneIt] _v. _. ,
fund [fnd] 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 [fndmnt] _n. ,
fundamental [fndmentl] 1. _a. ; ; ; the fundamental rules ; fundamental frequency _. , ; fundamental truth ; fundamental freedoms 2. _n. (. _pl.) 1> ; 2>
fundamentalizm [fndmentlIzm] _n. _. ,
funded [fndId] 1. _p-p. fund 2 2. _a. ; ݣ ; funded debt ;
funeral [fjunrl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; it is not my funeral _. ; ϣ ; it's your funeral ; 2. _a. ; funeral urn ; funeral home _. , ; funeral speech
funereal [fjunIrIl] _a. ; ;
fungi [fNgaI] _pl. fungus
fungicide [fndZIsaId] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. fungicide therapy
fungous [fNgs] _a. ,
fungus [fNgs] _n. (_pl. gi, es [Iz]) 1> ; ; ; 2> _.
funicular [fjunIkjul] 1. _a. 2. _n. ̣ (. funicular railway)
funk [fNk] _. 1. _n. 1> , ; to be in a funk 2> 2. _v. 1> , 2> ( -.)
funk-hole [fNkhul] _n. _. _. 1> 2> , 3> ,
funky [fNkI] _a. _. ,
funnel [fnl] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _.
funny _I [fnI] 1. _a. 1> , ; ; 2> _. ; funny business , ; to feel funny 2. _n. _pl. _. _. _II [fnI] _n. ,
funny farm [fnIfAm] _n. _. _. ()
funny house [fnIhaus] _n. _. _. 1> 2>
funny-bone [fnIbun] _n. _.
funny-man [fnImQn] _n. ; ,
funster [fnst] _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 [fbIlu] _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. _. ;
furbish [fbIS] _v. , ; ; furbish up ,
furcate [fkeIt] 1. _a. , ̣ 2. _v.
furcation [fkeISn] _n. ,
furfur [ff] _n. (_pl. res [riz])
furiosity [fjurIȍsItI] _n. _. ;
furious [fjurIs] _a. ۣ, ; he was furious
furl [fl] 1. _n. 1> ף 2> -. ף 2. _v. 1> ף; () 2> (, ) 3> ; pants furled at the bottom
furlong [flN] _n. (= 201 )
furlough [flu] _n. _.
furmety [fmtI] = frumenty
furnace [fnIs] _n. 1> ; ; 2>
furnace-bar [fnIsbA] _n.
furnace-charge [fnIstSAdZ] _n.
furnish [fnIS] _v. 1> (with); , ; to furnish sentries _. 2> ; to furnish benefits (explanations) () 3> (),
furnished [fnISt] 1. _p-p. furnish 2. _a. ; furnished rooms ; furnished house ,
furnisher [fnIS] _n. (. )
furnishings [fnISINz] _n. _pl. 1> , 2> 3> 4>
furniture [fnItS] _n. 1> ; 2> (); , ( ..) 3> ; furniture of one's mind ; furniture of one's pocket 4> _. 5> _.
furore [fjurrI] _. _n.
furred [fd] 1. _p-p. fur 2 2. _a. 1> 2> _. ( ) 3> _. ( , ..)
furrier [frI] _n. ;
furriery [frIrI] _n. 1> ; 2> _. _.
furrow [fru] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ֣ 3> 4> _. 5> _. 2. _v. 1> ; 2>
furry [frI] _a. 1> ; 2> ̣,
furseal [fsil] _n. _.
further [fD] 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 [fDrns] _n. ; ,
furthermore [fDm] _adv. , ;
furthermost [fDmust] = farthermost
furthest [fDIst] = farthest
furtive [ftIv] _a. 1> , ; furtive footsteps ; to cast a furtive glance 2>
furtively [ftIvlI] _adv. ,
furuncle [fjurNkl] _n. ,
fury [fjurI] _n. 1> ; , 2> (F.) _. ; _. . ; like fury _. ,
furze [fz] _n. _.
fuscous [fsks] _a. , ԣ
fuse _I [fjuz] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , ; to blow a fuse 2. _v. 1> (), (); _. 2> 3> , _II [fjuz] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; 2> _. ; 2. _v. _.
fusee [fjuzi] _n. 1> ( ) 2> 3> = fusil 4> ,
fusel oil [fjuzlȍIl] _n.
fuselage [fjuzIlAZ] _n. _.
fusibility [fjuzbIlItI] _n.
fusible [fjuzbl] _a.
fusiform [fjuzIfm] _a.
fusil [fjuzIl] _n. _. , ̣
fusilier [fjuzIlI] _n. _. ̣,
fusillade [fjuzIleId] _n. 1> 2>
fusion [fjuZn] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> , 4> _attr. fusion reaction ; fusion bomb
fuss [fs] 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 [fsI] _a. 1> ; 2> ;
fust [fst] _n. _.
fustian [fstIn] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ,
fustic [fstIk] _n. ( )
fustigate [fstIgeIt] _v. _.
fusty [fstI] _a. 1> , У 2> ,
futhorc [fuTk] _n. ( )
futile [fjutaIl] _a. 1> , 2> أ, ,
futility [fjutIlItI] _n. . {. futile}
future [fjutS] 1. _n. 1> (); for the future, in future , 2> 3> _pl. _. , ( ) 4> _pl. _. ; to deal in futures 2. _a. ; future tense _.
futurism [fjutSrIzm] _n.
futurist [fjutSrIst] _n.
futurity [fjutjurItI] _n. 1> , 2> _pl. 3> _.
futurology [fjutSrldZI] _n.
fuze [fjuz] = fuse II
fuzz [fz] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _-. ; () 3> 4> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> ( )
fuzzily [fzIlI] _adv. , ,
fuzzy [fzI] _a. 1> ; 2> ۣ 3> , ̣
fyke [faIk] _n. _.
fylfot [fIlft] _n.
G g [dZi] _n. (_pl. Gs, G's [dZiz]) 1> 7- . 2> _.
G-man [dZimQn] _n. (_. Government man) _. _.
gab _I [gQb] _. 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; stop your gab! !; () ! 2. _v. , _II [gQb] _n. _. 1> ; 2> , 3>
gabardine [gQbdin] _n. 1> _. 2> = gaberdine 1
gabber [gQb] _n. _. ,
gabble [gQbl] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> , 2> ( )
gabbler [gQbl] _n. ;
gabby [gQbI] _a. _. ;
gaberdine [gQbdin] _n. 1> 2> = gabardine 1
gabion [geIbjn] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
gabionade [geIbjneId] _n. _. ,
gable [geIbl] _n. 1> _. , 2> Σ 3> _attr. gable roof ( ) ; gable window
gabled [geIbld] _a. ( )
gaby [geIbI] _n. _. ,
gad _I [gQd] _interj. ?; !; ! ( , , , ) _II [gQd] _v. _. , (. gad about, gad abroad) _III [gQd] _n. 1> ɣ, 2> _. أ 3> = goad 1, 1 4> _. ; ( )
gad-fly [gQdflaI] _n. ,
gadabout [gQdbaut] _n. 1> ; 2>
gadder [gQd] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
gadget [gQdZIt] _n. _. 1> , (. ) 2> _. ;
gadoid [geIdId] 1. _n. 2. _a.
gadolinium [gQdlInIm] _n. _.
Gael [geIl] _n. ( ) ,
Gaelic [geIlIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. (. )
gaff _I [gQf] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. ; to stand the gaff _. _. ; ; to give smb. the gaff -.; -. 2. _v. () _II [gQf] _n. _. ۣ , - (. penny gaff) _III [gQf] _n. _. , ; to blow the gaff
gaffe [gQf] _n. , ,
gaffer [gQf] _n. 1> _. ; () 2> _.
gag [gQg] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. ; ; , ; 4> _. ; 5> _. 6> _. , 2. _v. 1> , 2> ; 3> 4> _. 5> _. , 6> _. 7> _.
gag-man [gQgmn] _n. , , , ..
gaga [gAgA] _a. _. 1> , 2> ; to go gaga ;
gage _I [geIdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; in gage of smth. -.; to give on gage 2> ( ); to throw down a gage , "" 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _II [geIdZ] _. = gauge
gaggle [gQgl] 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> _. _. ; illgotten 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 [geInseId] _p. _p-p. gainsay
gainsay [geInseI] _v. (gainsaid) 1> 2>
gainst [geInst] _prep. _. . against
gait [geIt] _n.
gaiter [geIt] _n. (. _pl.) , ; ; ready to the last gaiter button
gal [gQl] _n. _. , ;
gala [gAl] 1. _n. 2. _a. , ,
gala day [gAldeI] _n. ;
gala dress [gAldres] _n.
gala night [gAlnaIt] _n. -;
galactic [glQktIk] _a. _.
galantine [gQlntin] _n. ,
galanty show [glQntISu] _n. _.
galaxy [gQlksI] _n. 1> _. , 2> (. _.)
gale _I [geIl] _n. 1> ; ; 7 10 2> , ; gales of laughter 3> _. , _II [geIl] _n. _. () _III [geIl] _n.
galeeny [glinI] _n.
galena [glin] _n. ,
galenic [glenIk] _a. , ( )
galenical [glenIkl] = galenic
galimatias [gQlImQtIs] _n. _. ,
galipot [gQlIpt] _n. ,
gall _I [gl] _n. 1> ֣ 2> ֣ 3> ֣, ; 4> _. , ; to have the gall to do smth. -.; gall and wormwood , _II [gl] 1. _n. , ԣ ; Σ ( ) 2. _v. 1> , () 2> , 3> () _III [gl] _n. _. ,
gall-bladder [glblQd] _n. _. ֣
gall-fly [glflaI] _n. _.
gall-stone [glstun] _n. _. ֣
gallant [gQlnt] 1. _a. 1> , ; a gallant soldier ; a gallant steed 2> , , 3> [glQnt] ; , ( ) 4> [glQnt] ; gallant adventures 2. _n. 1> , ݣ, 2> [glQnt] , ֣ 3> 3. _v. . [glQnt] 1> () 2> ;
gallantry [gQlntrI] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> ,
galleass [gQlIQs] _n. _. , ң
galleon [gQlIn] _n. _. ()
gallery [gQlrI] _n. 1> 2> ̣; ̣; to play to the gallery , ۣ ; ۣ 3> 4> 5> , 6> _. ,
galley [gQlI] _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 [gQlIpruf] _n. _.
galley-slave [gQlIsleIv] _n. 1> ( ģ ) 2> , ޣ ֣
Gallic [gQlIk] _a. 1> 2> _.
gallic [gQlIk] _a. _.
gallicism [gQlIsIzm] _n.
galligaskins [gQlIgQskInz] _n. _pl. 1> XVI-XVII . 2> _.
gallimaufry [gQlImfrI] _n. ,
gallinaceous [gQlIneISs] _a. _.
galliot [gQlIt] _n. _. ( )
gallipot [gQlIpt] _n. 1> () 2> = galipot
gallium [gQlIm] _n. _.
gallivant [gQlIvQnt] _v. 1> , 2> , ,
gallnut [glnt] = gall III
Gallomaniac [gQlumeInIQk] _n.
gallon [gQln] _n. ( , . = 4,54 , . imperial gallon; _. = 3,78 )
galloon [glun] _n.
gallop [gQlp] 1. _n. ; at full gallop 2. _v. 1> , 2> () 3> 4> (-.) ( gallop through, gallop over)
galloper [gQlp] _n. _. 1> _. ; 2> ̣
gallophil [gQlufIl] _n.
gallophobe [gQlufub] _n.
galloping [gQlpIN] 1. _pres-p. gallop 2 2. _a. (); galloping consumption
galloway [gQlweI] _n. _. ,
gallows [gQluz] _n. _pl. (. . sing) 1> ; to come to the gallows 2> 3> _pl. _. , 4> _.
gallows-bird [gQluzbd] _n. _. ,
gallows-tree [gQluztri] = gallows 1
Galluppoll [gQlppul] _n. _. ; (., )
galluses [gQlsIz] _n. _pl. _. _.
galoot [glut] _n. _. _. 1> 2> _. . _. ,
galop [gQlp] 1. _n. () 2. _v.
galore [gl] 1. _adv. ; there is fruit galore in the Crimea this summer 2. _n. _.
galosh [glS] _n. ; _.
galumph [glmf] _v. _. ,
galvanic [gQlvQnIk] _a. 1> _. 2> 3> ; ( , ..)
galvanism [gQlvnIzm] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
galvanization [gQlvnaIzeISn] _n. _. _.
galvanize [gQlvnaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> ; ; to galvanize smb. into action -. ; -.
galvanometer [gQlvnmIt] _n. _.
gambade [gQmbeId] = gambado
gambado [gQmbeIdu] _n. (_pl. os, oes [ouz]) 1> , () 2>
gambit [gQmbIt] _n. 1> _. 2> ( ޣ-.) (. opening gambit) 3>
gamble [gQmbl] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 2. _v. 1> ; to gamble away ( ..) 2> ( ) 3> (with)
gambler [gQmbl] _n. 1> , ԣ 2>
gamboge [gQmbuZ] _n. ( ; . ֣ )
gambol [gQmbl] 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 [geImbQg] _n. ,
game-bird [geImbd] _n.
game-chicken [geImtSIkn] = game-cock
game-cock [geImkk] _n.
game-fish [geImfIS] _n.
game-laws [geImlz] _n. _pl. ;
game-preserve [geImprIzv] _n.
gamekeeper [geImkip] _n. , ( ..),
games-master [geImzmAst] _n.
games-mistress [geImzmIstrIs] _n.
gamesome [geImsm] _a. ӣ, ,
gamester [geImst] _n. , ԣ
gamete [gQmit] _n. _. ,
gamin [gAmQN] _n. _. ;
gaming-house [geImINhaus] _n.
gaming-table [geImINteIbl] _n. 1> 2>
gamma [gQm] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. 3> - ()
gamma rays [gQmreIz] _n. _pl. _. -
gammer [gQm] _n. _. ; , ()
gammon _I [gQmn] 1. _n. 2. _v. , , _II [gQmn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> 2>
gammoning _I [gQmnIN] 1. _pres-p. gammon I, 2 2. _n. , _II [gQmnIN] _pres-p. gammon II, 2
gammy [gQmI] _a. _.
gamp [gQmp] _n. _. ()
gamut [gQmt] _n. 1> _. 2> () 3> , (-.); to experience the whole gamut of suffering
gamy _I [geImI] _a. 1> 2> ( ) _II [geImI] _a. _. ,
gander [gQnd] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. 4> _. _. , ; ; to see how the gander hops ף
gang _I [gQN] 1. _n. 1> ( ..); ; ; section gang ( ) 2> , ; press gang > , ; > _. ( ) 3> _. 4> , () 5> _attr. gang leader ( ..) 2. _v. 1> 2> ; (. gang up) 3> (. gang up) _II [gQN] _v. _.
gang-plank [gQNplQNk] _n. ,
gang-saw [gQNs] _n.
ganger _I [gQN] _n. _II [gQN] _n. 1> 2>
ganglia [gQNglI] _pl. ganglion
gangling [gQNglIN] _a. _. ,
ganglion [gQNglIn] _n. (_pl. lia) 1> _. , 2> (, )
gangrene [gQNgrin] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> 2>
gangrenous [gQNgrIns] _a. ,
gangsman [gQNzmn] = ganger I
gangster [gQNst] _n. ,
gangway [gQNweI] _n. 1> _. ; 2> ( ..) 3> _. , ; members above the gangway , 4> _. 5> _.
ganoid [gQnId] 1. _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( ) 2. _n.
gantlet [gQntlt] = gauntlet II
gantry [gQntrI] _n. 1> ߣ 2> _-. ( ) 3> ( ) 4> _.
gantry-crane [gQntrIkreIn] _n.
gaol [dZeIl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v.
gaol-bird [dZeIlbd] _n. ;
gaoler [dZeIl] _n. ;
gap [gQp] _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 [geIpsid] _n. _. 1> , ; to seek ( to buy, to sow) gape-seed ( ..) 2> 3>
gaper [geIp] _n.
gappy [gQpI] _a. , ; ; his speech was gappy
garage [gQrAZ] 1. _n. 2. _v.
garb [gAb] 1. _n. 1> , ; in the garb of a sailor 2> 2. _v. (. _pass.) , ; to garb oneself in motley
garbage [gAbIdZ] _n. 1> () ; 2> , 3> , (. literary garbage) 4> _attr. garbage heap of history
garbage-collector [gAbIdZklekt] _n. ,
garble [gAbl] _v. , (, )
garcon [gArsN] _n. _. ,
garden [gAdn] 1. _n. 1> ; the garden of England 2> (. kitchen garden) 3> _pl. 4> _attr. ; 2. _v. , ()
garden city [gAdnsItI] _n. -
garden hose [gAdnhuz] _n.
garden pruner [gAdnprun] _n. ,
garden seat [gAdnsit] _n.
garden-bed [gAdnbed] _n. ,
garden-frame [gAdnfreIm] _n.
garden-house [gAdnhaus] _n. 1> 2>
garden-party [gAdnpAtI] _n. ɣ
garden-plot [gAdnplt] _n. ;
garden-stuff [gAdnstf] _n. , , ;
garden-tillage [gAdntIlIdZ] _n.
gardener [gAdn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
gardenia [gAdinj] _n. _.
gardening [gAdnIN] 1. _pres-p. garden 2 2. _n.
gardentruck [gAdntrk] _n. _. ; to raise gardentruck for the market
garfish [gAfIS] _n. ()
gargantuan [gAgQntjun] _a. , ; gargantuan appetite
garget [gAgIt] _n. _. ( ); ( , ..)
gargle [gAgl] 1. _n. ( ) 2. _v. ()
gargoyle [gAgIl] _n. , ( )
garibaldi [gQrIbldI] _n.
garish [gErIS] _a. 1> ( , ); 2> ,
garland [gAlnd] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> ; 3> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> _.
garlic [gAlIk] _n. 1> ; a clove of garlic 2> _attr. garlic bulblet ( hop)
garlicky [gAlIkI] _a. ;
garment [gAmnt] 1. _n. 1> 2> _pl. 3> , ; the earth's garment of green ̣ 2. _v. (. _p-p.) _.
garner [gAn] _. _. 1. _n. ; (. _.) 2. _v. ; ,
garnet [gAnIt] _n. 1> _. 2> ԣ- 3> _. -
garnish [gAnIS] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 2. _v. 1> () 2> , ; swept and garnished ģ
garniture [gAnItS] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> ,
garret [gQrt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. , ""
garreteer [gQrtI] _n. ;
garrison [gQrIsn] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> , 2>
garrotte [grt] _. 1. _n. 1> ( - ) 2> 3> 2. _v. 1> 2>
garrulity [gQrulItI] _n. , ,
garrulous [gQruls] _a. 1> , , 2> ( )
garter [gAt] 1. _n. 1> 2> (the G.) 2. _v. 1> 2>
garth [gAT] _n. _. _. 1> 2> , 3> _-.
gas [gQs] 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 [gQstQk] _n.
gas chamber [gQstSeImb] _n. ,
gas defence [gQsdIfens] _n.
gas-alarm [gQslAm] _n.
gas-alert [gQslt] _n. 1> = gas-alarm 2> ; ""
gas-bag [gQsbQg] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ;
gas-bomb [gQsbm] _n.
gas-burner [gQsbn] = gas-jet
gas-engine [gQsendZIn] _n. 1> 2>
gas-field [gQsfild] _n.
gas-fire [gQsfaI] _n.
gas-fitter [gQsfIt] _n. , -
gas-furnace [gQsfnIs] _n.
gas-holder [gQshuld] _n. ,
gas-jet [gQsdZet] _n. ,
gas-main [gQsmeIn] _n. ,
gas-man [gQsmQn] _n. 1> 2> = gas-fitter
gas-mantle [gQsmQntl] _n. _.
gas-mask [gQsmAsk] _n.
gas-meter [gQsmit] _n. ޣ,
gas-plant [gQsplAnt] _n. 1> 2>
gas-producer [gQsprdjus] _n.
gas-proof [gQspruf] _a. ; gas-proof shelter
gas-shell [gQsSel] _n.
gas-shelter [gQsSelt] _n.
gas-station [gQssteISn] _n. _. ; _.
gas-stove [gQsstuv] _n.
gas-tank [gQstQNk] _n. _. 1> 2> _. _. ;
gas-tight [gQstaIt] = gas-proof
gas-warfare [gQswfE] _n.
gas-works [gQswks] _n.
gasateria [gQstIrI] _n. _. _.
gasbracket [gQsbrQkIt] _n.
Gascon [gQskn] _n. 1> 2>
gasconade [gQskneId] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
gaselier [gQslI] _n.
gaseous [gQsjs] _a. ;
gash [gQS] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. ; 2. _v.
gasification [gQsIfIkeISn] _n. ,
gasiform [gQsIfm] _a.
gasify [gQsIfaI] _v. ; ()
gasket [gQskIt] _n. _. , ,
gaslight [gQslaIt] _n. 1> 2>
gasolene [gQsulin] _n. 1> 2> _.
gasoline [gQsulin] _n. 1> 2> _.
gasometer [gQsmIt] _n. 1> 2> = gas-meter
gasp [gAsp] 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 [gAsp] _n. _. ۣ
gaspingly [gAspINlI] _adv. 1> ; 2>
gasring [gQsrIN] _n. ,
gassed [gQst] 1. _p-p. gas 2 2. _a. ; ֣, ֣
gassing [gQsIN] 1. _pres-p. gas 2 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5> _. ;
gassy [gQsI] _a. 1> 2> 3> _. ,
gasteropoda [gQstrpd] _n. _pl. _.
gastric [gQstrIk] _a. ; gastric ulcer ; gastric juice
gastritis [gQstraItIs] _n. _.
gastroenteritis [gQstruentraItIs] _n. _.
gastronome [gQstrnum] _n. ,
gastronomer [gQstrnm] = gastronome
gastronomic [gQstrnmIk] _a.
gastronomist [gQstrnmIst] = gastronome
gastronomy [gQstrnmI] _n. ,
gastropoda [gQstrpd] _n. _pl. _.
gat [gQt] _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 [geItkrQS] _v. _. 1> 2>
gate-crasher [geItkrQS] _n. _. 1> "", 2>
gate-keeper [geItkip] _n. ,
gate-legged [geItlegt] _a. gate-legged table
gate-money [geItmnI] = 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 [gQD] 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 [gQDrIN] 1. _pres-p. gather 1 2. _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; ; 3> _-. ( ); 4> _. ;
gauche [guS] _a. _. ,
gaud [gd] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> _pl.
gaudy _I [gdI] _n. 1> 2> ( . ) _II [gdI] _a. 1> , , 2> , ( )
gauffer [guf] = goffer
gauge [geIdZ] 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 [geIdZglAs] _n.
gauging-station [geIdZINsteISn] _n. _.
Gaul [gl] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _.
Gauleiter [gaulaIt] _. _n. (- , . )
Gaulish [glIS] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. 2. _n. 1> 2> _.
gaunt [gnt] _a. 1> ; , ģ 2> ; 3> ,
gauntlet _I [gntlIt] _n. 1> ; (ƣ, ..) 2> _. ; to throw ( to fling) down the gauntlet , ; to take ( to pick) up the gauntlet _II [gntlIt] _n. to run the gauntlet ; _.
gauntry [gntrI] = gantry
gauss [gaus] _n. _.
gauze [gz] _n. 1> () 2> 3> ( ) 4> _. ,
gauzy [gzI] _a. , (. )
gave [geIv] _p. give 1
gavel [gQvl] _n. ( , )
gavotte [gvt] _n.
gawk [gk] 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. ;
gawky [gkI] _a. ; ( )
gay [geI] _a. 1> ӣ; 2> ; to lead a gay life 3> , У; ,
gazabo [gzeIbu] = gazebo
gaze [geIz] 1. _n. ; to stand at gaze ; to be at gaze , 2. _v. (at, on, upon - );
gazebo [gzibu] _n. (_pl. os, oes [ouz]) _. 1> , 2> ̣ 3> ( )
gazelle [gzel] _n.
gazer [geIz] _n. ; star gazer ף; _. ޣ
gazette [gzet] 1. _n. 1> , ; to appear in the G., to have one's name in the G. ; " ", . 2> _. 2. _v. (. _pass.) ; to be gazetted _. ģ;
gazetteer [gQzItI] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
gazogene [gQzudZin] _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 [gIbks] _n. _. ,
gear-case [gIkeIs] = gear-box
gear-ratio [gIreISIu] _n. _.
gear-wheel [gIwil] _n.
gearing [gIrIN] 1. _pres-p. gear 2 2. _n. _. ; ,
gee _I [dZi] _interj. 1> !, ۣ! (, ) 2> _. !, ! _II [dZi] _n. _.
gee whizz [dZiwIz] _interj. _. = gee 2
gee-gee [dZidZi] _n. _.
gee-up [dZip] = gee 1
geese [gis] _pl. goose I
geezer [giz] _n. _.
Gehenna [gIhen] _n. ,
Geiger counter [gaIgkaunt] _n. _. ޣ
geisha [geIS] _n.
gel [dZel] _n. _.
gelatin [dZeltin] _n. ; ,
gelatine [dZeltin] _n. ; ,
gelatinize [dZIlQtInaIz] _v. ()
gelatinous [dZIlQtIns] _a. ;
gelation [dZIleISn] _n. 1> 2> ( )
geld [geld] _v. (gelded [Id], gelt)
gelding [geldIN] 1. _pres-p. geld 2. _n. , .
gelid [dZelId] _a. 1> , ģ 2> , ( , )
gelignite [dZelIgnaIt] _n. _.
gelt [gelt] _p. _p-p. geld
gem [dZem] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> _. ; ; the gem of the whole collection ; she is a gem 3> _. 2. _v. ; stars gem the sky ף ,
geminate [dZemIneIt] 1. _a. , 2. _v. ,
gemination [dZemIneISn] _n. ,
Gemini [dZemInaI] _n. _pl. ( )
gemma [dZem] _n. (_pl. ae) 1> _. 2> _.
gemmae [dZemi] _pl. gemma
gemmate 1. _a. [dZemIt] ; 2. _v. [dZemeIt] ;
gemmation [dZemeISn] _n. ;
gemmiferous [dZemIfrs] _a. 1> 2> ( )
gen [dZen] _n. (_. general information) _. _. () , ,
gendarme [ZAndAm] _n. _.
gendarmerie [ZAndAmrI] _n. _.
gender [dZend] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. 2. _v. _.
gene [dZin] _n. _.
genealogical [dZinjldZIkl] _a. ,
genealogy [dZinIQldZI] _n. ;
genera [dZenr] _pl. genus
general _I [dZenrl] _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 (); G. Headquarters , ; ; general staff ; G. Staff ( ); general (post) delivery ; _. () _II [dZenrl] _n. ;
General-in-Chief [dZenrlIntSif] _n. (_pl. GeneralsinChief)
generalissimo [dZenrlIsImu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz])
generality [dZenrQlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> ̣ 3> ; _pl. 4> (the generality) ;
generalization [dZenrlaIzeISn] _n. 1> ; don't be hasty in generalization 2>
generalize [dZenrlaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> ; 3> ̣; ̣,
generalized [dZenrlaIzd] 1. _p-p. generalize 2. _a. ݣ; generalized form of value _-.
generally [dZenrlI] _adv. 1> , ; ; it is generally recognized 2> , 3> (Σ); , ; the plan was generally welcomed
Generals-in-Chief [dZenrlzIntSif] _pl. General-in-Chief
generalship [dZenrlSIp] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ()
generate [dZenreIt] _v. 1> , 2> ;
generation [dZenreISn] _n. 1> ; a generation ago ; ; in our generation , ; over the past generation 2> , 3> ; 4> _. , ()
generative [dZenrtIv] _a. ; ;
generator [dZenreIt] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
generatrices [dZenreItrIsiz] _pl. generatrix
generatrix [dZenreItrIks] _n. (_pl. trices) _.
generic [dZInerIk] _a. 1> ; ̣ , .. 2>
generosity [dZenrsItI] _n. 1> ; 2>
generous [dZenrs] _a. 1> ; ; a generous nature 2> 3> ; ; ; a generous amount ; of generous size 4> ( ) 5> ; ( ) 6> , ( )
genesis [dZenIsIs] _n. 1> , ; 2> (G.) _.
genet [dZenIt] _n. _. ,
genetic [dZInetIk] _a.
genetics [dZInetIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
geneva [dZIniv] _n. , ף ,
Geneva stop [dZInivstp] _n. _.
Genevan [dZInivn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2> ;
genial _I [dZinjl] _a. 1> , , ; ; 2> ( ) 3> _. _. , 4> _. 5> _. _II [dZInaIl] _a. _.
geniality [dZinIQlItI] _n. 1> , , ; ; 2> ()
genially [dZinjlI] _adv. ;
genie [dZinI] _n. (_pl. genii) ( )
genii _I [dZinIaI] _pl. genius 1 _II [dZinIaI] _pl. genie
genista [dZInIst] _n. _.
genital [dZenItl] 1. _a. , 2. _n. _pl.
genitive [dZenItIv] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
genius [dZinjs] _n. 1> (_pl. genii) , ; good (evil) genius () , () 2> (. sing) ң; ; a man of genius 3> (_pl. ses) , , 4> (_pl. ses) , , -. 5> (_pl. ses) (, , , , )
genocide [dZenusaId] _n.
Genoese [dZnuiz] 1. _a. 2. _n.
genotype [dZenutaIp] _n. _.
genre [ZANr] _n. _. 1> , 2> 3> _attr. ; genre painting
gent [dZent] _. . gentleman 1 2
genteel [dZentil] _a. _. 1> ; ; 2> , , ;
gentian [dZenSIn] _n. _.
gentile [dZentaIl] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _.
gentility [dZentIlItI] _n. 1> _. ( ) ; 2> _. , ;
gentle [dZentl] 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 [dZentlfuks] _n. _pl. ,
gentlehood [dZentlhud] _n. 1> 2> ;
gentleman [dZentlmn] _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 [dZentlmntAmz] _n. -
gentlemanlike [dZentlmnlaIk] _a. 1> , - {. gentleman 2} 2> ;
gentlemanly [dZentlmnlI] = gentlemanlike
gentleness [dZentlnIs] _n. 1> ; 2>
gentlewoman [dZentlwumn] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. ;
gently [dZentlI] _adv. 1> , , ; 2> , , ; gently! !, !; gently born ,
gentry [dZentrI] _n. 1> , 2> _. _. ̣ ; these gentry
gents [dZents] _n. _.
genual [dZinjul] _a. _.
genuflect [dZenjuflekt] _v.
genuflection [dZenjuflekSn] _n.
genuflexion [dZenjuflekSn] _n.
genuine [dZenjuIn] _a. 1> , , , ; genuine diamond 2> ; genuine sorrow 3> _-.
genuinely [dZenjuInlI] _adv. ;
genus [dZins] _n. (_pl. genera) 1> _. 2> ;
geocentric [dZiousentrIk] _a.
geochemistry [dZioukemIstrI] _n.
geodesy [dZiȍdIsI] _n.
geodetic [dZiudetIk] _a.
geognosy [dZIȍgnsI] _n.
geographer [dZIȍgrf] _n.
geographic [dZIgrQfIk] = geographical
geographical [dZIgrQfIkl] _a.
geography [dZIȍgrfI] _n.
geologic [dZIldZIk] _a. ; geologic age
geological [dZIldZIkl] _a. ; geological age
geologist [dZIȍldZIst] _n.
geologize [dZIȍldZaIz] _v. 1> 2>
geology [dZIȍldZI] _n.
geomagnetic [dZioumQgnetIk] _a. ; geomagnetic field
geomagnetical [dZioumQgnetIkl] _a. ; geomagnetical field
geometer [dZIȍmIt] _n.
geometrical [dZImetrIkl] _a. ; geometrical progression
geometrically [dZImetrIklI] _adv. ;
geometrician [dZIumtrISn] = geometer
geometry [dZIȍmItrI] _n.
geophysical [dZiufIzIkl] _a.
geophysics [dZiufIzIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
geopolitics [dZiuplItIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
George [dZdZ] _n. _. _. ̣; ; by George! -! ! !
georgette [dZdZet] _n. _.
Georgian _I [dZdZjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; ; the Georgians _pl. _. 2> _II [dZdZjn] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. _III [dZdZjn] _a. ,
geranium [dZIreInjm] _n. _. ,
gerfalcon [dZflkn] _n. _. ()
geriatrics [dZerIQtrIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
germ [dZm] 1. _n. 1> _. , ; _. ; in germ , 2> 3> ; ; the germ of an idea ; in germ , 4> _attr. germ warfare 2. _v. ,
German [dZmn] 1. _a. , ; German Ocean _. 2. _n. 1> ; ; the Germans _pl. _. 2> ; High (Low) German ()
German badgerdog [dZmnbQdZdg] _n. ( )
German measles [dZmnmizlz] _n.
German text [dZmntekst] _n.
germander [dZmQnd] _n. _.
germane [dZmeIn] _a. , (to)
Germanic [dZmQnIk] 1. _a. 1> _. 2> 2. _n. _. ;
Germanism [dZmnIzm] _n. 1> _. , 2>
germanium [dZmeInIm] _n. _.
Germanize [dZmnaIz] _v. ,
germicide [dZmIsaId] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
germinal [dZmInl] _a. ;
germinate [dZmIneIt] _v. 1> 2> ,
germination [dZmIneISn] _n. 1> 2> ,
gerontocracy [dZerntkrsI] _n.
gerontology [dZerntldZI] _n. ,
Gerry [gerI] = Jerry
gerrymander [dZerImQnd] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> , 2>
gerund [dZernd] _n. _.
gerund-grinder [dZerndgraInd] _n. _. ; -
gerundive [dZIrndIv] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
gesso [dZesu] _n. ( )
gestation [dZesteISn] _n. 1> ; 2> (, )
gesticulate [dZestIkjuleIt] _v.
gesticulation [dZestIkjuleISn] _n.
gesture [dZestS] 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> _pf. _. , , ; I've got very little money ; he has got the measles 15> (_pf. 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 [getQtbl] _a.
get-together [gettgeD] _n. 1> , , , , 2>
get-tough [gettf] _a. _. ֣; get-tough policy ֣
get-up [getp] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; 3> , 4> _. () 5> () 6> _. _. ,
getaway [getweI] _n. 1> _. ; ; to make a getaway > ; > 2> _.
getter [get] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> ( , ) 4> _.
gewgaw [gjug] _n. , ;
geysern 1> [gaIz] 2> [giz] ()
gharri [gQrI] _. _n. ;
gharry [gQrI] _. _n. ;
ghastly [gAstlI] 1. _a. 1> 2> -; ; ghastly smile 3> _. ; 2. _adv. , ,
ghat [gt] _. _n. 1> 2> 3>
ghaut [gt] _. _n. 1> 2> 3>
ghee [gi] _. _n. ̣ ( )
gherkin [gkIn] _n.
ghetto [getu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz])
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
ghostwriter [gustraIt] _. = ghost 4
ghoul [gul] _n. 1> , , 2>
ghoulish [gulIS] _a. , ;
GI [dZiaI] (_. government issue) _. 1. _n. ; g bride _. 2. _a. 1> ڣ, 2>
giant [dZaInt] 1. _n. 1> , , ; 2> _. 2. _a. , ,
giant's-stride [dZaIntsstraId] _n. ()
giant-stride [dZaIntstraId] _n. ()
giantess [dZaIntIs] _n.
giantism [dZaIntIzm] _n. _.
giantlike [dZaIntlaIk] _a. ,
giaour [dZau] _. _n.
gib _I [gIb] _n. (_. Gilbert) _II [dZIb] _n. _. 1> , ; 2> _attr. gib arm = gibbet, 1, 3
gibber [dZIb] 1. _n. , 2. _v. , , ;
gibberish [gIbrIS] _n. , ; ;
gibbet [dZIbIt] 1. _n. 1> ; to die on the gibbet 2> 3> _. , 2. _v. 1> 2> , ; to be gibbeted in the press
gibbon [gIbn] _n. _.
gibbosity [gIbsItI] _n. 1> , 2>
gibbous [gIbs] _a. 1> 2> 3> ( )
gibe [dZaIb] 1. _n. 2. _v. (at - )
giber [dZaIb] _n.
giblets [dZIblIts] _n. _pl.
gibus [dZaIbs] _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 [dZaIgQntIk] _a. , ,
giggle [gIgl] 1. _n. 2. _v.
gigolo [ZIglu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 1> Σ ( ) 2> Σ
Gij3 [dZiaIdZeI] _n. (_. government issue Jane) _. - {. GI}
gilbert [gIlbt] _n. _.
gild _I [gIld] _v. (gilded [Id], gilt) 1> ; to gild the pill 2> _II [gIld] = guild
gilded [gIldId] 1. _p-p. gild I 2. _a. ; G. Chamber ; gilded youth ģ
gilder [gIld] _n. ; carver and gilder
gilding [gIldIN] 1. _pres-p. gild I 2. _n. 1> 2>
Gill [gIl] _n. (_. Gillian) 1> 2> , , {. Jack I, 1, 1}
gill _I [gIl] _n. (. _pl.) 1> 2> 3> ( ) 4> _. ( ); to be ( to look) rosy (green) about the gills () _II [gIl] _n. 1> 2> _III [dZIl] _n. (. = 0,142 , _. = 0,118 )
gillie [gIlI] _n. _. 1> _. 2> ,
gillyflower [dZIlIflau] _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 [gIltedZd] _a. 1> 2> _. , ; he gave her a gilt-edged tip ; gilt-edged securities ģ
gimbals [dZImblz] _n. _pl. _.
gimlet [gImlIt] _n. (); eyes like gimlets
gimmick [gImIk] _n. _. 1> 2> , 3> ,
gimp [gImp] _n. 1> ; 2>
gin _I [dZIn] (_. engine) 1. _n. 1> , 2> ߣ £; ; 3> ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> _II [dZIn] _n. (ף )
gin-mill [dZInmIl] _. = gin-shop
gin-shop [dZInSp] _n.
ginger [dZIndZ] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. Σ, ; he wants some ginger 3> () 4> _. ; ginger group -. , , 2. _v. 1> ң 2> ( ) 3> _. , (. ginger up)
ginger beer [dZIndZbI] _n. ;
ginger-snap [dZIndZsnQp] _n.
gingerbread [dZIndZbred] _n. 1> ( ޣ) 2> _attr. , , ; gingerbread work > ޣ ; >
gingerly [dZIndZlI] 1. _a. , ; 2. _adv. , ;
gingery [dZIndZrI] _a. 1> , 2> , 3>
gingham [gINm] _n. 1> 2> _. ()
gingivitis [dZIndZIvaItIs] _n. _. ģ,
gink [gINk] _n. _. _.
ginnery [dZInrI] _n.
ginseng [dZInseN] _n.
Gipsy [dZIpsI] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a. 3. _v. 1> gipsy , 2>
gipsy moth [dZIpsImT] _n. _.
gipsy table [dZIpsIteIbl] _n. ( ң )
giraffe [dZIrAf] _n. ()
girandole [dZIrndul] _n. 1> , , 2> ( ) 3> 4> , ֣
gird _I [gd] _v. (-ed [Id], 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 [gd] 1. _n. 2. _v. (at - )
girder [gd] _n. ; ; ; (); _.
girdle [gdl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. , 3> _. 4> _. ; under smb.'s girdle -. 2. _v. 1> 2> ( ) 3> 4> ; to girdle smb.'s waist -.
girl [gl] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. () 4> , 5> 6> , (. best girl) 7> _. ; 8> _attr. girl guides ; old girl _. _. "", ( ); ( )
girl-friend [glfrend] _n. 1> , 2>
girlhood [glhud] _n.
girlie [glI] _n. (_. girl) ,
girlish [glIS] _a. 1> 2> , ( )
Girondist [dZIrndIst] _n. _. _.
girt [gt] 1. _p. _p-p. gird I 2. _v. = girth 2, 2
girth [gT] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; (; ..) 3> _attr. girth rail _. , 2. _v. 1> (. girth up) 2> 3> ,
gist [dZIst] _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 [gIvnteIk] _n. 1> , 2> , , .. 3> _. ()
give-away [gIvweI] 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 [glQseI] _a. _. 1> , 2> ;
glacial [gleIsjl] _a. 1> 2> , ; ; ģ 3> _. 4>
glaciate [gleIsIeIt] _v. 1> ; glaciated 2>
glacier [glQsj] _n. ,
glacis [glQsIs] _n. _. ,
glad [glQd] _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 [glQdn] _v. ;
glade [gleId] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. 3> _. ,
gladiator [glQdIeIt] _n.
gladiatorial [glQdItrIl] _a.
gladioli [glQdIȫulaI] _pl. gladiolus
gladiolus [glQdIȫuls] _n. (_pl. -es [Iz], -li) _. ,
gladly [glQdlI] _adv. ; ,
gladsome [glQdsm] _a. _. ; with gladsome looks
Gladstone [glQdstn] _n. 1> (. Gladstone bag) 2>
glair [glE] 1. _n. 2. _v.
glairy [glErI] _a. 1> 2>
glaive [gleIv] _n. _. _. ; أ
glamor [glQm] _. = glamour
glamorize [glQmraIz] _v. , ;
glamorous [glQmrs] _. = glamourous
glamour [glQm] 1. _n. 1> , ; to cast a glamour over , 2> ; ; 3> _attr. ; glamour boy (girl) _. ( ) 2. _v. , ,
glamourous [glQmrs] _a. 1> , 2>
glance _I [glAns] 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 [glAns] _v. ;
gland _I [glQnd] _n. _. ; _pl. ̣; _II [glQnd] _n. _.
glanderous [glQndrs] _a. _.
glanders [glQndz] _n. _pl. _.
glandiferous [glQndIfrs] _a. ( )
glandiform [glQndIfm] _a. 1> ֣ 2> _.
glandular [glQndjul] _a. 1> 2>
glandule [glQndjul] _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 [glAs] 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 [glAsblu] _n.
glass-blowing [glAsbluIN] _n. ;
glass-case [glAskeIs] _n.
glass-culture [glAskltS] _n. ,
glass-cutter [glAskt] _n. 1> 2> ( )
glass-dust [glAsdst] _n.
glass-furnace [glAsfns] _n.
glass-house [glAshaus] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ( ) 4> _attr. ; glass-house culture
glass-paper [glAspeIp] _n. ,
glass-ware [glAswE] _n. ;
glass-wool [glAswul] _n. _.
glass-work [glAswk] _n. 1> 2> () 3> _pl. 4> ԣ
glassful [glAsful] _n. ( )
glassy [glAsI] _a. 1> , 2> , ( , ) 3> , ; ( )
Glaswegian [glQswidZjn] 1. _a. . 2. _n. .
Glauber's salt [glaubzslt] _n. _. ,
Glauber's salts [glaubzslts] _n. _. ,
glaucoma [glkum] _n. _.
glaucous [glks] _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 [glim] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> ; ( ) 3> , (, ..); not a gleam of hope 2. _v. 1> ; 2>
glean [glin] _v. 1> ( ), ( ) 2> , (, )
gleaner [glin] _n. _-.
gleanings [glinINz] _n. _pl. 1> 2> 3> ,
glebe [glib] _n. 1> _. , 2> 3> _.
glee [gli] _n. 1> ; 2> ( )
gleeful [gliful] _a. ӣ, ;
gleet [glit] _n. _.
glen [glen] _n.
glengarry [glengQrI] _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 [glaIdbm] _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 [glIsAd] 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 [glubflau] _n. _.
globe-lightning [glublaItnIN] _n.
globe-trotter [glubtrt] _n. ,
globose [glubus] _a. ;
globosity [glubsItI] _n.
globular [glbjul] _a. 1> ; ; globular flowers 2>
globule [glbjul] _n. 1> ; ; ; 2> _. 3>
globulin [glbjulIn] _n. ( )
glomerate [glmrIt] _a. _. _.
gloom [glum] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; ; 2. _v. 1> ; ( ) 2> 3> ;
gloomily [glumIlI] _adv. ; ;
gloomy [glumI] _a. 1> ; ԣ 2> ; ; , ; gloomy prospects ,
gloria [glrI] _n. ۣ ""
glorification [glrIfIkeISn] _n. ,
glorify [glrIfaI] _v. 1> , , ; 2> (. _p-p.) _.
gloriole [glrIul] _n. , ,
glorious [glrIs] _a. 1> ; 2> , , (. _.) 3> _. ;
glory [glrI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> , , ; to go to glory ; to send to glory ; Old G. _. _. 2. _v. (. glory in); ; ; to glory in one's health and strength
gloss _I [gls] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> , 2> _II [gls] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , ( gloss over) 3> (upon)
glossal [glsl] _a. _.
glossary [glsrI] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
glossiness [glsInIs] _n. ,
glossitis [glsaItIs] _n. _.
glossology [glsldZI] _n. 1> = glossary 2> 3> _. ()
glossy [glsI] _a. , , , ݣ
glottic [gltIk] _a.
glottis [gltIs] _n. _.
gloubosity [glubsItI] = globosity
Gloucester [glst] _n.
glove [glv] 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 [glv] _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 [glulQmp] _n.
glow-worm [gluwm] _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 [glksInj] _n. _.
glucinium [glusInIm] _n. _. ,
glucose [glukus] _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 [gluI] _a. ,
glum [glm] _a. , ,
glume [glum] _n. ()
glut [glt] 1. _n. 1> ; glut in the market 2> 3> ( ..) 4> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3>
gluten [glutn] _n.
glutinous [glutIns] _a.
glutton [gltn] _n. 1> 2> , ; a glutton of books 3> _.
gluttonous [gltns] _a.
gluttony [gltnI] _n.
glycerin [glIsrin] _n.
glycerine [glIsrin] _n.
glyptic [glIptIk] _a.
glyptics [glIptIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
glyptography [glIptgrfI] _n.
gnarled [nAld] _a. 1> ( ); ; ̣ ( ) 2> , ( ) 3> ;
gnarly [nAlI] _a. 1> ( ); ; ̣ ( ) 2> , ( ) 3> ;
gnash [nQS] _v. ()
gnat [nQt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ; to strain at a gnat ;
gnaw [n] _v. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> , ,
gnawer [n] _n.
gneiss [naIs] _n. _.
gnome _I [numi] _n. _II [num] _n. 1> , 2> _.
gnomic [numIk] _a. ,
gnomical [numIkl] _a. ,
gnomish [numIS] _a.
gnomon [numn] _n. - ;
gnostic [nstIk] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
gnosticism [nstIsIzm] _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 [guzjupliz] _a. 1> ( ..); ; Σ 2> ۣ , 3> ,
go-between [gubItwin] _n. 1> 2> ; 3>
go-cart [gukAt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> 3>
go-easy [guizI] = easy-going
go-getter [guget] _n. _. ;
go-off [guȍf] _n. ,
go-round [guraund] _n. ,
go-slow [guslu] _n. ( )
go-to-meeting [gutmitIN] _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 [gulkip] _n. _.
goat [gut] _n. 1> ڣ; 2> (G.) ( ); to get smb.'s goat _. , -.; to play ( to act) the (giddy) goat _. ,
goatee [guti] _n. ;
goatherd [guthd] _n. ,
goatish [gutIS] _a. 1> 2>
goatling [gutlIN] _n. ̣
goatskin [gutskIn] _n. 1> 2>
goatsucker [gutsk] _n. ()
goaty [gutI] _a.
gob _I [gb] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> _. , 2. _v. _. _II [gb] _n. _. _.
gobbet _I [gbIt] _n. ֣ , _II [gbIt] _n. _.
gobble _I [gbl] _v. , ; _II [gbl] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2>
gobbler [gbl] _n.
gobelin [gublIn] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; gobelin tapestry
goblet [gblIt] _n. ;
goblin _I [gblIn] _n. _II [gblIn] _n. _.
goby _I [gubaI] _n. ( ); to give the goby > , , ; ; > , ; > , ( -.) _II [gubI] _n. ()
god [gd] 1. _n. 1> , 2> (G.) ; G.'s truth ; my G.! !; by G. -!; G. Almighty ; G. bless you! _. > ! (, ); > ( ); honest to G. ; G. damn you! ! 3> , ; to make a god of smb. -.; the gods ̣, ̣ 2. _v. _. ; ; to god it _. ;
God's-acre [gdzeIk] _n.
godchild [gdtSaIld] _n. ;
goddaughter [gddt] _n.
goddess [gdIs] _n.
Godfather [gdfAD] 1. _n. ң () 2. _v. 1> ң 2> (ϣ) (-.)
godfearing [gdfIrIN] _a.
godforsaken [gdfseIkn] _a. ; ;
godhead [gdhed] _n. 1> 2>
godless [gdlIs] _a. 1> 2>
godlike [gdlaIk] _a. ;
godliness [gdlInIs] _n. ,
godly [gdlI] _a. ;
godmother [gdmD] _n. ң ()
godparent [gdpErnt] _n. ң (); ң ()
godsend [gdsend] _n. ; ;
godson [gdsn] _n.
godspeed [gdspid] _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 [ggl] 1. _n. 1> ̣, , " " 2> _pl. ԣ 2. _a. , ( ) 3. _v. 1> ; 2>
goggle-eyed [gglaId] _a.
goggled [ggld] 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 [guINzȍn] _n. _pl. , (. ); ;
goitre [gIt] _n. _. ; exophthalmic goitre
goitrous [gItrs] _a. 1> 2>
gold [guld] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> , ; 4> ( ) 2. _a. 1> ; gold plate 2> ; to sell a gold brick _. ,
gold mining [guldmaInIN] _n. ,
gold-beater [guldbit] _n.
gold-cloth [guldklT] _n.
gold-digger [gulddIg] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
gold-diggings [gulddIgINz] _n. _pl.
gold-dust [gulddst] _n.
gold-fever [guldfiv] _n.
gold-field [guldfild] _n. ;
gold-leaf [guldlif] _n.
gold-mine [guldmaIn] _n. 1> , 2> " ",
gold-plate [guldpleIt] 1. _a. 2. _v. ,
gold-rush [guldrS] = gold-fever
gold-thread [guldTred] _n. ޣ
golden [guldn] _a. 1> 2> (. _.); golden age ; golden hours ; golden opportunity ; golden deeds
golden chain [guldntSeIn] _n. _. ,
golden daisy [guldndeIzI] _n. _. ,
golden-shower [guldnSau] = golden chain
goldfinch [guldfIntS] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
goldfish [guldfIS] _n. 1> 2>
goldilocks [guldIlks] _n. _.
goldsmith [guldsmIT] _n. ;
golf [glf] 1. _n. 2. _v.
golf-course [glfks] = golf-links
golf-links [glflINks] _n. _pl.
golfer [glf] _n.
Golgotha [glgT] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
Goliath [gulaIT] _n. _. ; _. .
golliwog [glIwg] _n. 1> ޣ - 2>
golly [glI] _interj. _. by golly! -!
golosh [glS] = galosh
goluptious [glpSs] _a. _. 1> 2> ;
gombeen [gmbin] _. _n.
gombeen-man [gmbinmQn] _. _n.
gombroon [gmbrun] _n.
gomroon [gmrun] _n.
gondola [gndl] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> _. _-. (. gondola car)
gondolier [gndlI] _n.
gone [gn] 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 [gnnIs] _n. _. ;
goner [gn] _n. _. 1> 2> ң 3>
gonfalon [gnfln] _n. ;
gonfalonier [gnflnI] _n.
gong [gN] _n. 1> 2> _.
goniometer [gunIȍmIt] _n. ,
gonorrhoea [gnri] _n. _.
goo [gu] _n. _. _. -.
goober [gub] _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 [gudsens] _n.
good-fellowship [gudfeluSIp] _n.
good-for-nothing [gudfnTIN] 1. _n. ; ޣ 2. _a.
good-humoured [gudhjumd] _a. ;
good-looker [gudluk] _n. _. _. ;
good-looking [gudlukIN] _a. , ; ( )
good-natured [gudneItSd] _a.
good-neighbour [gudneIb] _a. _. ; good-neighbour policy
good-neighbourhood [gudneIbhud] _n. 1> 2>
good-tempered [gudtempd] _a. 1> , 2>
good-timer [gudtaIm] _n. , ;
goodbye 1. _n. [gudbaI] 2. _interj. [gudbaI] !; !
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 [gudzjAd] _n.
goodwill [gudwIl] _n. 1> ; (to, towards - ) 2> 3> , -. 4> _. , ţ , ..;
goody _I [gudI] _n. ; _II [gudI] 1. _a. , ; 2. _n.
goody-goody [gudIgudI] = goody II _n.
gooey [gui] _a. _. 1> , 2>
goof [guf] _n. _. ;
goofy [gufI] _a. _. ,
goon [gun] _n. _. 1> , 2> , 3> ;
goosander [gusQnd] = merganser
goose _I [gus] _n. (_pl. geese) 1> ; 2> _. ; ; ; ; ; all his geese are swans () ; can't say "bo" to a goose ; _II [gus] _n. _pl. (gooses [Iz])
goose-egg [guseg] _n. 1> 2> ( )
goose-fat [gusfQt] _n. ,
goose-flesh [gusfleS] _n. ( , )
goose-grass [gusgrAs] _n. _. ()
goose-grease [gusgriz] _n.
goose-neck [gusnek] _n. 1> , S 2> _. S-
goose-skin [gusskIn] = goose-flesh
goose-step [gusstep] _n. _.
gooseberry [guzbrI] _n. 1> 2> _. ; to play gooseberry ̣ ;
goosey [gusI] _n. 1> , 2> , ( £)
gopher [guf] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> = goffer 1 G. State _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. 3> = goffer 2
Gopster3 [gpst] _n. _. _. ( )
gore _I [g] _n. У, ; _. _II [g] 1. _n. 1> , ( , ) 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> , _III [g] _v. 1> , , (, ) 2> ( )
gorge [gdZ] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> ; ; ; my gorge rises , ; to raise the gorge 3> , 4> _. _. ; , ; ( ) 5> , ; 6> _. 7> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> ,
gorgeous [gdZs] _a. 1> , , 2> 3> ( )
gorget [gdZIt] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _.
Gorgon [ggn] _n. 1> _. , 2> ,
gorilla [grIl] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. _. ,
gormandize [gmndaIz] 1. _n. 2. _v.
gory [grI] _a. 1> 2>
gosh [gS] _interj. _. by gosh! ޣ ! ( , ..)
goshawk [gshk] _n. -
gosling [gzlIN] _n. 1> ӣ 2>
gospel [gspl] _n. 1> (G.) 2> 3> , ; to take for gospel () ; gospel truth ; the gospel of soap and water _. -
gospeller [gspl] _n. 1> 2> ; hot gospeller of -.
gossamer [gsm] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ,
gossamery [gsmrI] _a. ̣,
gossip [gsIp] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; ; to be given to gossip 3> , , ; , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ,
gossipy [gsIpI] _a. 1> ; 2> , ( )
gossoon [gsun] _n. _. 1> 2>
got [gt] _p. _p-p. get 1
Goth [gT] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
Gotham [gutm] _n. a man of Gotham, a wise man of Gotham ,
Gothic [gTIk] 1. _a. 1> 2> , , 3> ( ) 4> _. ( ) 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
gotten [gtn] _. _p-p. get 1
gouache [guAS] _n. _. _.
gouge [gaudZ] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , .. 2. _v. 1> ; ; to gouge out an eye , 2> _. _.
Goulard [gulAd] _n. (. Goulard water)
goulash [gulQS] _n. _.
gourd [gud] _n. 1> 2>
gourde [gurd] _n. ( )
gourmand [gumnd] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _a.
gourmet [gumeI] _n. _. ,
gout [gaut] _n. 1> 2> ()
gouty [gautI] _a. ;
govern [gvn] _v. 1> , 2> ; 3> (, ) 4> ( -.); , , ( ) 5> _.
governable [gvnbl] _a. ;
governance [gvnns] _n. , ;
governess [gvnIs] _n. 1> , 2> _.
governing [gvnIN] 1. _pres-p. govern 2. _a. 1> , 2> , 3> the governing classes
government [gvnmnt] _n. 1> ; organs of government ; general government ; responsible government ; invisible government 2> 3> ; local government 4> ( ) 5> _.
Government house [gvnmnthaus] _n.
governmental [gvnmentl] _a.
governor [gvn] _n. 1> 2> 3> (); () 4> (, ) 5> _. 6> _. 7> _. 8> _.
governor general [gvndZenrl] _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 [grQb] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; a policy of grab 3> _. ; , 2. _v. 1> , ; (at) 2> ;
grab-all [grQbl] _n. 1> _. 2>
grabber [grQb] _n. ,
grabble [grQbl] _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 G. , 10> _pl. (the Graces) _. 11> _. 12> _pl. 2. _v. 1> (with) 2> ,
grace-cup [greIskp] _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 [grdeIt] _v. 1> 2> _.
gradation [grdeISn] _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 [greIdkrsIN] _n. _. ( )
grade school [greIdskul] _n. _.
grader [greId] _n. 1> 2> _-. 3> 4> _.
gradient [greIdjnt] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> ( )
gradual [grQdjul] _a. ;
gradualism [grQdjulIzm] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _. _.
gradually [grQdjulI] _adv. , -,
graduate 1. _n. [grQdjut] 1> ޣ ; _. ; ; 2> 2. _v. [grQdjueIt] 1> ޣ (at); . _. () (from ) 2> 3> , , 4> _. , -. 5> _. ()
graduate school [grQdjutskul] _n. _.
graduate student [grQdjutstjudnt] _n. _.
graduation [grQdjueISn] _n. 1> (from) 2> ޣ 3> 4> () 5> () 6> ,
graft _I [grAft] 1. _n. 1> , () 2> _. 2. _v. 1> () 2> _II [grAft] 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. ;
grafter _I [grAft] _n. 1> 2> _II [grAft] _n. 1> 2> ,
grafting _I [grAftIN] 1. _pres-p. graft I, 2 2. _n. _-. _II [grAftIN] _pres-p. graft II, 2
graham [greIm] _a. ; graham bread ""; graham flour
Grail [greIl] _n. The (Holy) Grail _. ,
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 [greInbaInd] _n. _-.
grain cleaner [greInklin] _n. _-.
grain dryer [greIndraI] _n. _-.
grain grower [greIngru] _n.
grain separator [greInsepreIt] _n. 1> , () 2> _.
grain tank [greIntQNk] _n. _-.
grains [greInz] _n. _pl. (. . sing)
grainy [greInI] _a. 1> , 2> ,
gram _I [grQm] = gramme _II [grQm] _n.
grama [grAm] = gramma
gramicidin [grQmIsIdIn] _n. _.
graminaceous [greImIneISs] _a.
gramineous [greImInIs] _a.
graminivorous [grQmInIvrs] _a.
gramma [grQm] _n. (. gramma grass)
grammar [grQm] _n. 1> 2> , 3> 4> 5> ; his grammar is terrible
grammar-school [grQmskul] _n. 1> 2> _.
grammarian [grmErIn] _n.
grammatical [grmQtIkl] _a. ;
gramme [grQm] _n.
gramophone [grQmfun] _n. ;
grampus [grQmps] _n. 1> - 2> 3> _.
gran-dad [grQndQd] = grand-dad
granary [grQnrI] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
grand [grQnd] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> (. ) 3> ; 4> , ; grand question 5> , ; ; ; 6> _. , 7> , 8> , ; to do the grand _. 9> _. , 10> ; 2. _n. 1> 2> _. _.
Grand Duke [grQnddjuk] _n. 1> 2>
grand jury [grQnddZurI] _n. _. ; ,
Grand Master [grQndmAst] _n. _.
grand piano [grQndpjQnu] _n.
Grand Prix [grANpri] _n. _. , -
grand-dad [grQndQd] _n. _.
grand-nephew [grQnnevju] _n.
grand-niece [grQnnis] _n.
grandchild [grQntSaIld] _n. ;
granddaughter [grQndt] _n.
grandee [grQndi] _n. 1> () 2> , ;
grandeur [grQndZ] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> ()
grandfather [grQndfAD] _n. ; grandfather's clock
grandiloquence [grQndIlkwns] _n. ,
grandiloquent [grQndIlkwnt] _a. ,
grandiose [grQndIus] _a. 1> 2> ,
grandiosity [grQndIȍsItI] _n.
grandma [grQnmA] = grandmamma
grandmamma [grQnmmA] _n. _.
grandmother [grQnmD] 1. _n. 2. _v. ;
grandmotherly [grQnmDlI] _a. 1> , ; 2> 3> ( )
grandpa [grQnpA] = grandpapa
grandpapa [grQnppA] _n. _.
grandparents [grQnpErnts] _n. _pl.
grandson [grQnsn] _n.
grandstand [grQndstQnd] 1. _n. , ( ..) 2. _a. _. _. , 3. _v. _. _. ,
grange [greIndZ] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _.
granger's cattle [greIndZzkQtl] _n. -
granite [grQnIt] _n. 1> 2> _attr. the granite city .
granitic [grQnItIk] _a.
grannie [grQnI] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. 3> _. _. ֣
granny [grQnI] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. 3> _. _. ֣
grant [grAnt] 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 [grAntIneId] _n. ,
grantee [grAnti] _n.
grantor [grAnt] _n.
granular [grQnjul] _a. ;
granulate [grQnjuleIt] _v. 1> () ڣ; ; 2> , ( ..)
granulated sugar [grQnjuleItIdSug] _n.
granulation [grQnjuleISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
granule [grQnjul] _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 [greIpfrut] _n.
grape-shot [greIpSt] _n. _. _.
grape-sugar [greIpSug] _n. ,
grape-vine _I [greIpvaIn] _n. _II [greIpvaIn] _n. _. 1> ; (. grape-vine telegraph) 2>
grapery [greIprI] _n.
graph [grQf] _n. 1> , , 2> _. 3> _attr. graph paper
graphic [grQfIk] _a. 1> , ; graphic arts 2> graphic model _. 3> ; ; , ( )
graphically [grQfIklI] _adv. 1> 2> , ;
graphite [grQfaIt] _n.
graphology [grQfldZI] _n.
grapnel [grQpnl] _n. 1> , , 2> ;
grapple [grQpl] 1. _n. 1> = grapnel 2> , 2. _v. 1> 2> , ; to grapple with _. ; _. ; (), ()
grappling-iron [grQplINaIn] = grapnel
grasp [grAsp] 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 [grAsp] _n. ,
grasping [grAspIN] 1. _pres-p. grasp 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> ,
grass [grAs] 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 [grAswIdu] _n.
grass-cutter [grAskt] _n.
grass-cutting [grAsktIN] _n. _. _. ̣
grass-feeding [grAsfidIN] _a.
grass-plot [grAsplt] _n. ,
grass-snake [grAssneIk] _n. _. ()
grasshopper [grAshp] _n. 1> ; _. . 2> _. _. ̣ ̣
grassland [grAslQnd] _n. ; ,
grassroots [grAsruts] _n. _pl. 1> , 2> ,
grassy [grAsI] _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 [grQtIfIkeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ;
gratify [grQtIfaI] _v. 1> 2> ; () 3> 4> _. ;
grating _I [greItIN] _n. ۣ _II [greItIN] 1. _pres-p. grate II 2. _a. 1> , 2>
gratis [greItIs] _. _adv. ,
gratitude [grQtItjud] _n. ,
gratters [grQtz] _n. _pl. _.
gratuitous [grtjuIts] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ;
gratuity [grtjuItI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
gravamen [grveImen] _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> [grAv] _. ( ) 2. _n. [grAv] _. _IV [greIv] _v. _.
grave-clothes [greIvkluDz] _n. _pl.
grave-digger [greIvdIg] _n. ,
gravel [grQvl] 1. _n. 1> 2> (. auriferous gravel) 3> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. ,
gravel-blind [grQvlblaInd] _a.
gravelly [grQvlI] _a. 1> 2> ;
graven [greIvn] 1. _p-p. grave II 2. _a. ; graven image _. ,
graver [greIv] _n. 1> , ף 2>
Graves' disease [greIvzdIziz] _n.
graveside [greIvsaId] _n.
gravestone [greIvstun] _n. ,
graveyard [greIvjAd] _n. ; graveyard shift _. , 12 ;
gravid [grQvId] _a.
gravimetric [grQvImetrIk] _a. ;
gravingdock [greIvINdk] _n. ( )
gravitate [grQvIteIt] _v. 1> , (to, towards); in summer people gravitate to the seaside 2> _. (towards); to gravitate to the bottom ,
gravitation [grQvIteISn] _n. _. , ; ; ; the law of gravitation
gravity [grQvItI] _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
gravyboat [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. [gris] 1> ̣ ; ; in grease, in prime ( in pride) of grease 2> ; 3> _. , ( ) 2. _v. [griz] ( ..); , ; to grease the palm ( the hand, the fist) of, to grease the wheels "",
grease-box [grisbks] _n. _. ̣;
grease-paint [grispeInt] _n. _.
grease-proof [grispruf] _a.
greaser [griz] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> _.
greasing [grizIN] 1. _pres-p. grease 2 2. _n. _.
greasy [grizI] _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 [greItbIlbrI] _n.
great go [greItgu] _n. _. (. )
great-grandchild [greItgrQndtSaIld] _n. ;
great-grandfather [greItgrQndfAD] _n.
great-hearted [greIthAtId] _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 [grivz] _n. _pl. _. , () _II [grivz] _n. _pl. ̣ ;
grebe [grib] _n. ()
Grecian [griSn] 1. _a. ( ); Grecian horse 2. _n.
greed [grid] _n.
greedily [gridIlI] _adv. 1> , 2>
greediness [gridInIs] _n. 1> 2>
greedy [gridI] _a. 1> (of, for) 2>
Greek [grik] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; it is Greek to me 2. _a.
green [grin] 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 [grinbelt] _n. ̣ ( )
green cheese [grintSiz] _n. 1> 2> ̣
green cloth [grinklT] _n. 1> ̣ ( , ) 2> (Board of); G. C. ( )
green crop [grinkrp] _n. _-.
green fence [grinfens] _n.
green fodder [grinfd] _n. ; ̣ ,
green food [grinfud] = green fodder
green forage [grinfrIdZ] = green fodder
green goods [gringudz] _n. _pl. 1> 2> _.
green light [grinlaIt] _n. 1> ̣ () 2> _. (, ..); "̣ "
green linnet [grinlInIt] = greenfinch
green scum [grinskm] _n. ( );
green-blind [grinblaInd] _a.
green-blindness [grinblaIndnIs] _n.
green-eyed [grinaId] _a. ; ; green-eyed monster ;
green-peak [grinpik] _n. ̣
green-room [grinrum] _n. 1> 2> ( )
green-stuff [grinstf] _n. ,
greenback [grinbQk] _n. _. _. 1> 2> _pl.
greener [grin] _n. _. 1> ; 2> 3>
greenery [grinrI] _n. 1> , 2> ,
greenfinch [grinfIntS] _n. _.
greengage [gringeIdZ] _n. -
greengrocer [gringrus] _n. ;
greengrocery [gringrusrI] _n. 1> 2> ;
greenhorn [grinhn] _n. ;
greenhouse [grinhaus] _n. ,
greening [grinIN] _n. ̣ ()
greenish [grinIS] _a.
greenness [grinnIs] _n. 1> 2> 3>
greensickness [grinsIknIs] _n. _.
greenstone [grinstun] _n. 1> _. , , ̣ .. 2> _.
greensward [grinswd] _n. ģ
greenwood [grinwud] _n. 1> 2> ̣ ; to go to the greenwood ;
greeny [grinI] _a.
greenyard [grinjAd] _n.
greet _I [grit] _v. 1> ; , 2> ( ..) 3> ( ) 4> () _II [grit] _v. _.
greeting _I [gritIN] 1. _pres-p. greet I 2. _n. 1> , 2> ( ..) _II [gritIN] _pres-p. greet II
gregarious [grIgErIs] _a. 1> , , 2> 3>
Gregorian [grIgrIn] _a. ; Gregorian style
gregory-powder [gregrIpaud] _n. ()
gremlin [gremlIn] _n. _. _. , ̣
grenade [grIneId] _n. 1> 2>
grenade-gun [grIneIdgn] _n. ͣ
grenadier [grendI] _n.
grenadine _I [grendin] _n. 1> 2> , () 3> _II [grendin] _n. (ۣ )
gressorial [grIsurIl] _a. _. ;
Gretnagreen marriage [gretngrinmQrIdZ] _n. ( , )
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 [greIfraI] _n. ()
grey goose [greIgus] _n.
grey matter [greImQt] _n. 1> 2> _.
grey-coat [greIkut] _n. ; _. _. ( 1861-65 .)
grey-eyed [greIaId] _a.
grey-headed [greIhedId] _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 [greIlQg] = grey goose
grid [grId] _n. 1> ۣ 2> = gridiron 1 3> _. _. 4> _.
grid leak [grIdlik] _n. _. ,
griddle [grIdl] _n. 1> 2> _.
griddlecake [grIdlkeIk] _n. У
gride [graId] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> , (. gride along, gride through); , 2>
gridiron [grIdaIn] _n. 1> 2> ۣ, 3> 4> _. 5> _-. 6> _. _. 7> _. ۣ (Σ); on the gridiron _. ; ,
grief [grif] _n. , ; ; ; to come to grief ; ; to bring to grief
grievance [grivns] _n. 1> ; 2> ; what is your grievance? ?
grieve [griv] _v. 1> , 2> , (at, for, about, over)
grievous [grivs] _a. 1> , ; , 2> ֣, ( ..) 3> ,
grievously [grivslI] _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 [grIfnvltS] = griffin I, 2
grig [grIg] _n. 1> _. 2> ; ; merry ( lively) as a grig ӣ
grill [grIl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 3> = grillroom 4> ۣ 5> 2. _v. 1> () 2> , ( ) 3> 4> () 5> _. 6>
grillage [grIlIdZ] _n. _. , ۣ
grille [grIl] _n. ۣ
grillroom [grIlrum] _n. ( )
grilse [grIls] _n.
grim [grIm] _a. 1> , , , 2> , , ; grim humour
grimace [grImeIs] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
grimalkin [grImQlkIn] _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 [graIndINmSin] _n.
grindstone [graIndstun] _n. ; ; to hold ( to keep, to put) smb.'s nose to the grindstone -.
gringo [grINgu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _. , , . ( . )
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 [grIpsQk] _n. _.
grisaille [grIzeIl] _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> (G.) , ( ); 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 [grustErI] _n. -
grog [grg] 1. _n. 2. _v.
grog-shop [grgSp] _n.
grogb-lossom [grgblsm] _n. _. ( )
groggy [grgI] _a. _. 1> , , 2> ף , ( ..)
groin [grIn] 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 [gruv] 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 [grusbik] _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 [grustn] _n. ( ) (= 1016,06 )
grossly [gruslI] _adv. 1> ; 2> 3> 4> _. ԣ
grot [grt] _n. _. . grotto
grotesque [grutesk] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. 1> 2> ,
grotto [grtu] _n. (_pl. oes, os [ouz]) ,
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 [graundkntrul] _n. _. ,
ground crew [graundkru] _n. _.
ground floor [graundfl] _n. , ; to get ( to be let) in on the ground floor _. > ; > ; >
ground forces [graundfsIz] _n. _pl.
ground game [graundgeIm] _n. ; (, ..)
ground glass [graundglAs] _n.
ground hog [graundhg] _n.
ground oak [graundȫuk] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
ground panel [graundpQnl] _n. _.
ground rice [graundraIs] _n. -, ̣
ground swell [graundswel] _n.
ground-colour [graundkl] _n. _. ;
ground-ice [graundaIs] _n. ̣
ground-in [graundIn] _a. , ԣ
ground-man [graundmQn] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
ground-nut [graundnt] _n. ,
ground-squirrel [graundskwIrl] _n. _. 1> 2>
ground-to-air missile [graundtuEmIsaIl], ground-to-air guided missile [graundtuEgaIdIdmIsaIl] _n. _. () " - "
ground-to-ground missile [graundtgraundmIsaIl], ground-to-ground guided missile [graundtgraundgaIdIdmIsaIl] _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] = groundman
groundwater [graundwt] _n. , ;
groundwork [graundwk] _n. 1> , (. _.) 2> 3>
group [grup] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> _pl. , (); business groups 4> _. 5> _. 2. _v. 1> () 2> , 3> ,
group verb [grupvb] _n. _.
group-captain [grupkQptIn] _n. ( )
grouper [grup] _n.
grouping [grupIN] 1. _pres-p. group 2 2. _n. 1> = groupment 2>
groupment [grupmnt] _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 [grvl] _v. , , ,
groveller [grvl] _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 [grunp] 1. _n. () 2. _a.
growth [gruT] _n. 1> , ; full growth ; of foreign growth 2> , 3> , ; _. 4> 5> 6> _. ,
growth ring [gruTrIN] _n. ( )
groyne [grIn] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> , 2. _v. ()
grub _I [grb] 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 [grb] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
grub-ax [grbQks] _n.
grub-axe [grbQks] _n.
Grub-street [grbstrit] _n. _. 1> , ( , XVII-XVIII . ) 2> ۣ (. Grub-street writings)
grubber [grb] _n. 1> ; ޣ 2> -, 3>
grubbiness [grbInIs] _n. ; ;
grubby [grbI] _a. 1> , ; 2>
grudge [grdZ] 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 [grdZINlI] _adv. ,
gruel [grul] _n. () ; ; ; to have ( to get, to take) one's gruel > , ; >
gruelling [grulIN] _a. 1> _. = gruesome 2>
gruesome [grusm] _a. ,
gruff [grf] _a. 1> ; , 2> , ( )
grumble [grmbl] 1. _n. , ; _pl. 2. _v. , (at, about, over - )
grumbler [grmbl] _n.
grume [grum] _n.
grummet [grmIt] _n. _. ң ;
grumpy [grmpI] _a. , ,
Grundyism [grndIIzm] _n. ( Mrs Grundy - (1798 .), ; what will Mrs Grundy say? ?)
grunt [grnt] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2>
grunting ox [grntINks] _n.
gryphon [grIfn] = griffin I
guana [gwAn] _n. _. 1> 2>
guano [gwAnu] 1. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 2. _v.
guarantee [gQrnti] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> , 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> , (against)
guarantor [gQrnt] _n. ;
guaranty [gQrntI] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _v.
guard [gAd] 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 [gAdbut] _n.
guard-rail [gAdreIl] _n. 1> , 2>
guard-ship [gAdSIp] _n. _. ;
guardedly [gAdIdlI] _adv. ,
guardhouse [gAdhaus] _n. 1> 2>
guardian [gAdjn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _attr. guardian angel > -, ; > _.
guardianship [gAdjnSIp] _n. ; ; under the guardianship of the laws
guardroom [gAdrum] = guardhouse
guardsman [gAdzmn] _n. 1> 2>
Guatemalan [gwQtImAln] 1. _n. ; 2. _a.
gubernatorial [gjubnturIl] _a. 1> , .. 2>
gudgeon _I [gdZn] _n. ; to swallow a gudgeon _II [gdZn] _n. _. 1> 2> , ,
guelder rose [geldruz] _n. _. ()
guerdon [gdn] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
guerilla [grIl] _n. 1> (. guerilla war) 2> (. guerilla warrior)
guernsey [gnzI] _n. 1> (. guernsey shirt) 2>
guerrilla [grIl] = 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 [geswk] _n. ;
guest [gest] _n. 1> 2> ( ); paying guest 3> ( )
guest-card [gestkAd] _n. ,
guest-chamber [gesttSeImb] _n.
guest-room [gestrum] = guest-chamber
guff [gf] _n. _.
guffaw [gf] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ;
guggle [ggl] 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 [gaIdmAk] _n. ,
guide-bar [gaIdbA] _n. _. ,
guide-book [gaIdbuk] _n.
guide-line [gaIdlaIn] _n. 1> , 2> ,
guide-post [gaIdpust] _n. ( ң)
guide-rod [gaIdrd] = guide-bar
guide-rope [gaIdrup] _n. _.
guided missile [gaIdIdmIsaIl] _n.
guidon [gaIdn] _n. () ( ..)
guild [gIld] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _attr. guild master _.
Guildhall [gIldhl] _n. 1> (the Guildhall) ( ) 2> _. ,
guile [gaIl] _n. ; , ;
guileful [gaIlful] _a. ;
guileless [gaIllIs] _a.
guillemot [gIlImt] _n. ()
guillotine [gIltin] 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 [gInIskwS] _n. _.
guinea worm [gInIwm] _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 [gItA] _n.
gulch [glS] _n. _. (. )
gulden [guldn] _n. ( )
gules [gjulz] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
gulf [glf] 1. _n. 1> 2> , (. _.) 3> , 4> _. 5> _. _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> _. _.
gull _I [gl] _n. _II [gl] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
gullet [glIt] _n. 1> 2>
gullibility [glIbIlItI] _n. ,
gullible [glbl] _a. ,
gully _I [glI] 1. _n. 1> , ( ) 2> 3> 2. _v. , _II [glI] _n.
gulp [glp] 1. _n. 1> ; at one gulp , ; 2> ; 2. _v. (. gulp down) 1> , 2> ; 3> (̣); () 4> _.
gum _I [gm] _n. _II [gm] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> 5> _. _. ; _pl. 6> _. _. 7> _. , 2. _v. 1> () 2> ,
gum elastic [gmIlQstIk] _n. ,
gum-arabic [gmQrbIk] _n.
gum-boots [gmbuts] _n. _pl.
gum-tree [gmtri] _n. , . ; up a gum-tree ,
gumbo [gmbu] _n. _. 1> _. , 2> 3> ( , )
gumboil [gmbIl] _n.
gummy [gmI] _a. 1> 2> 3> , 4> , ԣ
gumption [gmpSn] _n. _. 1> ̣; ; ; 2>
gumptious [gmpSs] _a. _. ; ;
gumshoe [gmSu] _. 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _pl. ; 3> _. ; 2. _v. ,
gun [gn] 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 [gnleI] _n. _. ()
gun-carriage [gnkQrIdZ] _n. _.
gun-cotton [gnktn] _n.
gun-fire [gnfaI] _n. ;
gun-lock [gnlk] _n.
gun-running [gnrnIN] _n.
gun-shy [gnSaI] _a. (. )
gun-stock [gnstk] _n.
gunboat [gnbut] _n.
guncrew [gnkru] _n. _. ޣ
gunman [gnmn] _n. 1> ֣ أ, 2> _. _. , , 3>
gunnel [gnl] = gunwale
gunner [gn] _n. 1> ; ; ͣ; ޣ 2> 3> _. 4> _.
gunner's cockpit [gnzkkpIt] _n. _. ͣ
gunnery [gnrI] _n. 1> 2>
gunning [gnIN] 1. _pres-p. gun 2 2. _n. 1> أ 2> ,
gunny [gnI] _n. , ; ,
gunpowder [gnpaud] _n. ޣ ; white ( smokeless) gunpowder
gunroom [gnrum] _n. 1> - ( ) 2> ,
gunshot [gnSt] _n. 1> ; within (out of) gunshot ( ) 2> 3> _attr. gunshot wound
gunsmith [gnsmIT] _n.
gunwale [gnl] _n. _.
gup [gp] _. _n. ,
gurgitation [gdZIteISn] _n. , ,
gurgle [ggl] 1. _n. (); 2. _v. 1> ; 2>
Gurkha [guk] _n. 1> ( , ) 2> _attr. Gurkha regiments _. ( )
gurnard [gnd] _n.
gurnet [gnIt] = gurnard
gurry [grI] _. _n.
gush [gS] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. , ; a gush of anger 2. _v. 1> ; 2> 3> ( ..)
gusher [gS] _n. 1> _. , 2>
guslar [gusl] _. _n.
gusli [guslI] _. _n.
gusset [gsIt] _n. 1> , ( ..); 2> _. ,
gust _I [gst] _n. 1> ; .. 2> ( ..) _II [gst] _n. _. _. 1> , ; to have a gust of smth. , -. 2>
gustation [gsteISn] _n.
gustatory [gsttrI] _a.
gusto [gstu] _n. , ( ..)
gusty [gstI] _a. 1> ( ..) 2> ,
gut [gt] 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 [gtptS] _n.
gutter [gt] 1. _n. 1> ֣ 2> 3> () 4> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3> ( )
gutter press [gtpres] _n.
gutter-child [gttSaIld] _n. £
gutter-man [gtmn] _n. ,
gutter-plough [gtplau] _n. -
gutter-snipe [gtsnaIp] _n. 1> £; 2> _. _. ,
guttle [gtl] _v.
guttler [gtl] _n.
guttural [gtrl] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> _. Σ, ; 2. _n. _. Σ,
gutty [gtI] _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 [gzl] _v. 1> ; , 2> , ( guzzle away)
guzzler [gzl] _n. 1> 2>
gybe [dZaIb] _v. _. 1> () 2>
gyle [gaIl] _n. 1> 2>
gym [dZIm] _. _. gymnasium gymnastics
gym-shoes [dZImSuz] _n. _pl. ̣
gymkhana [dZImkAn] _. _n.
gymnasia [dZImneIzj] _pl. gymnasium
gymnasium [dZImneIzjm] _n. (_pl. -siums [zjmz], sia) 1> 2>
gymnast [dZImnQst] _n.
gymnastic [dZImnQstIk] _a.
gymnastics [dZImnQstIks] _n. ; industrial gymnastics
gynaecological [gaInIkldZIkl] _a.
gynaecologist [gaInIkldZIst] _n.
gynaecology [gaInIkldZI] _n.
gyp _I [dZIp] _n. ( ) _II [dZIp] _. _. 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> , 2. _v. 1> , 2>
gyps [dZIps] _. gypsum
gypsa [dZIps] _pl. gypsum
gypseous [dZIpsIs] _a.
gypsous [dZIpss] _a.
gypsum [dZIpsm] 1. _n. (_pl. -sa, -sums [smz]) 2. _v. ()
Gypsy [dZIpsI] = Gipsy
gyrate 1. _a. [dZaIrIt] ף 2. _v. [dZaIreIt] ;
gyration [dZaIreISn] _n. 1> 2>
gyratory [dZaIrtrI] _a.
gyre [dZaI] _. _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3>
Gyrene [dZaIrin] _n. ( GI marine) _. _. _.
gyro [dZaIru] _. gyroscope
gyro- [dZaIru] _pref. -,
gyro-compass [dZaIrkmps] _n. _.
gyropilot [dZaIrpaIlt] _n. _.
gyroplane [dZaIrpleIn] _n. _.
gyroscope [dZaIrskup] _n.
gyroscopic [dZaIrskpIk] _a.
gyrostat [dZaIrustQt] _n.
gyve [dZaIv] _. 1. _n. (. _pl.) , , 2. _v. ,
H h [eItS] _n. (_pl. Hs, H's [eItSIz]) 8- . ; to drop one's hs h , ( )
H-blast [eItSblAst] _n.
H-bomb [eItSbm] _n.
H-hour [eItSau] _n. _. _. "",
ha _I [hA] _interj. !, ! (, , , ) _II [hA] _. _. have
ha'p'orth [heIpT] _. . halfpennyworth
ha-ha [hAhA] 1. int. --! 2. _n. , 3. _v. ,
habanera [hAbAneIr] _. _n.
habdabs [hQbdQbz] _n. _pl. _. 1> 2>
habeas corpus [heIbjskps] _. _n. (. writ of habeas corpus)
Habeas Corpus Act [heIbjskpsQkt] _n. ( 1679 . )
haberdasher [hQbdQS] _n. 1> 2> _.
haberdashery [hQbdQSrI] _n. 1> 2> _. 3>
habergeon [hQbdZn] _n. _.
habile [hQbIl] _a. ,
habiliment [hbIlImnt] _n. 1> _. 2> _pl. _. , 3>
habilitate [hbIlIteIt] _v. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ̣ ( ..)
habit _I [hQbIt] _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 [hQbIt] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> 2. _v. _. ,
habitable [hQbItbl] _a. 1> 2>
habitant _I [hQbItnt] _n. _II [hQbItN] _n.
habitat [hQbItQt] _n. , (, );
habitation [hQbIteISn] _n. 1> ; ; أ; fit for habitation 2> , أ 3> ӣ
habitual [hbItjul] _a. 1> , 2> ( -.); habitual drunkard ; habitual criminal
habituate [hbItjueIt] _v. 1> ; to habituate oneself to , 2> _. _.
habitude [hQbItjud] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> ,
habitue [hbItjueI] _n. _.
hacienda [hQsIend] _. _n. (, .. )
hack _I [hQk] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> .. 3> ; 4> 5> ( ) 6> _. 7> 2. _v. 1> , ; ; 2> ; ԣ () 3> ; 4> , .. 5> ( ..) 6> ; 7> _. _. "" 8> _II [hQk] 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 [hQkhQm] _n.
hack-saw [hQks] _n. _.
hack-work [hQkwk] _n. 1> ģ; 2> , ֣
hackbut [hQkbt] = harquebus
hackee [hQki] _n. _.
hackery [hQkrI] _. _n. , ֣
hacking [hQkIN] _a. ( )
hackle _I [hQkl] _n. 1> _pl. 2> ( ); with his hackles up ң, , ; to show hackles ; _II [hQkl] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ̣ _III [hQkl] _v. 1> , ; 2>
hackly [hQklI] _a. ,
hackmatack [hQkmtQk] _n.
hackney [hQknI] 1. _n. 1> = hack II, 1, 2 2> _. , , ֣ 3> _attr. 2. _v. = hack II 3
hackney-carriage [hQknIkQrIdZ] _n.
hackney-coach [hQknIkutS] = hackney-carriage
hackneyed [hQknId] _a. , ; ; hackneyed phrases
hackstand [hQkstQnd] _n. _.
hackwriter [hQkraIt] _n. ģ
had [hQd] ( ); [hd], [d], [d] ( ) _p. _p-p. have 1
haddock [hQdk] _n. ()
hade [heId] _. 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ;
Hades [heIdiz] _n. _. _. ( , ; )
Hadji [hQdZi] _. _n. (, )
hadn't [hQdnt] _. _. = had not
haemal [himl] _a. ; _.
haematic [hImQtIk] 1. _a. 1> 2> 3> 2. _n. ,
haematite [hemtaIt] _n. _. ,
haemoglobin [himuglubIn] _n. _.
haemophilia [himufIlI] _n. _.
haemorrhage [hemrIdZ] _n. _. 1> 2>
haemorrhoids [hemrIdz] _n. _pl. _.
haemostatic [himustQtIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. _.
hafnium [hQfnIm] _n. _.
haft [hAft] _n. , ,
hag [hQg] _n. ,
haggard _I [hQgd] _a. ģ, ; _II [hQgd] _a. ޣ, ( )
haggis [hQgIs] _n. _.
haggish [hQgIS] _a. ,
haggle [hQgl] _v. 1> (about, over - o) 2> , 3> ; ;
hagridden [hQgrIdn] _a. 1> 2> , ԣ
hah [hA] = ha
haha [hAhA] _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 [heIlfelu] _a. ; ; to be hail-fellow with everyone
hail-fellow-well-met [heIlfeluwelmet] _a. ; ; to be hail-fellow-well-met with everyone
hailstone [heIlstun] _n.
hailstorm [heIlstm] _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 [hESt] _n. _.
hair's breadth [hEzbredT] = hairbreadth
hair-line [hElaIn] _n. 1> , 2> ޣ, ( ) 3> _attr. , ; hair-line crack _.
hair-net [hEnet] _n.
hair-pencil [hEpensl] _n.
hair-piece [hEpis] _n.
hair-raiser [hEreIz] _n. _. , ..
hair-raising [hEreIzIN] _a. _. ,
hair-slide [hEslaId] _n.
hair-splitting [hEsplItIN] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; ,
hair-trigger [hEtrIg] _a.
hair-worm [hEwm] _n. _.
hairbreadth [hEbredT] _n. , ; by a hairbreadth ; within ( by) a hairbreadth of death
hairbrush [hEbrS] _n. ݣ
hairclipper [hEklIp] _n.
haircloth [hEklT] _n. 1> , , 2> _.
haircut [hEkt] _n.
hairdo [hEdu] _n. ޣ
hairdresser [hEdres] _n.
hairiness [hErInIs] _n.
hairless [hElIs] _a. ,
hairpin [hEpIn] _n. ; hairpin bend
hairspring [hEsprIN] _n. , ( )
hairtrigger [hEtrIg] _n. _. ,
hairy [hErI] _a. 1> , 2> ( )
Haitian [heISjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
hake [heIk] _n. ()
hakeem [hAkim] _. _n.
hakim [hAkIm] _. _n. 1> = hakeem 2> ; ,
halation [hleISn] _n. _.
halberd [hQlbd] _n. _.
halberdier [hQlbdI] _n. _.
halcyon [hQlsIn] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. , ; halcyon days ,
hale _I [heIl] _a. , (. ); hale and hearty _II [heIl] _v. , (. _.)
half [hAf] 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> _. = halfback 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 [hAfbaIndIN] _n. ̣
half holiday [hAfhldI] _n. ݣ
half hose [hAfhuz] _n. ;
half measure [hAfmeZ] _n.
half moon [hAfmun] _n. 1> 2> _. _.
half pay [hAfpeI] _n.
half-and-half [hAfndhAf] 1. _n. 1> , ., 2> _. ( ) 2. _a. 1> 2> ; 3> ӣ 3. _adv.
half-back [hAfbQk] _n. _.
half-baked [hAfbeIkt] _a. 1> ޣ, 2> , 3> , 4>
half-blood [hAfbld] _n. 1> , 2> 3> = half-breed
half-bred [hAfbred] _a. , ; a half-bred horse -
half-breed [hAfbrid] _n. 1> 2>
half-brother [hAfbrD] _n. ,
half-caste [hAfkAst] _n.
half-cock [hAfkk] _n. _. ; ; to go off half-cock ,
half-cocked [hAfkkt] _a. 1> 2>
half-crown [hAfkraun] _n. ( 2 6 )
half-dollar [hAfdl] _n. ( 50 )
half-done [hAfdn] _a. 1> 2> ,
half-dozen [hAfdzn] _n.
half-hardy [hAfhAdI] _a. ( ); half-hardy plant ,
half-hearted [hAfhAtId] _a. 1> , 2> , ; a half-hearted consent , 3>
half-heartedly [hAfhAtIdlI] _adv. ;
half-length [hAfleNT] 1. _n. 2. _a. ( ..)
half-light [hAflaIt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _attr. ; ݣ
half-mast [hAfmAst] 1. _n. flag at half-mast 2. _v. ( )
half-pound [hAfpaund] 1. _n. 2. _a.
half-pounder [hAfpaund] _n. ,
half-price [hAfpraIs] 1. _n. ; at half-price 2. _adv. , ; children are admitted half-price
half-roll [hAfrul] _n. _. ,
half-round [hAfraund] 1. _n. 2. _a.
half-seas-over [hAfsizȫuv] _a. _predic.
half-sister [hAfsIst] _n. ,
half-sovereign [hAfsvrIn] _n. ( )
half-staff [hAfstAf] = half-mast 1
half-time [hAftaIm] _n. 1> ; ; to work half-time 2> 3> _.
half-timer [hAftaIm] _n. 1> ; , 2> , ģ (- )
half-title [hAftaItl] _n. _.
half-tone [hAftun] _n. 1> _. _. 2> _.
half-track [hAftrQk] _n. _. _. ;
half-truth [hAftruT] _n.
half-way [hAfweI] 1. _a. : half-way house > ; > 2. _adv. 1> 2> ; ; to meet smb. half-way -., ,
half-wit [hAfwIt] _n. ;
half-witted [hAfwItId] _a.
half-word [hAfwd] _n. ͣ
half-year [hAfj] _n. 1> 2>
half-yearly [hAfjlI] 1. _a. 2. _n. , 3. _adv.
halfmile [hAfmaIl] _n.
halfpenny [heIpnI] 1. _n. (_pl. halfpence [heIpns], halfpennies [heIpnIz]) 2. _a. _. ; ۣ
halfpennyworth [heIpnIwT] _n. -.; -.
halibut [hQlIbt] _n. ()
halite [hQlaIt] _n. _.
halitosis [hQlItusIs] _n. _.
hall [hl] _n. 1> ; ; banqueting hall ; servants' hall 2> ; ɣ, ; 3> , ; Surgeons, H. 4> 5> 6> 7> , 8> _.
hall bedroom [hlbedrum] _n. _. 1> , ݣ 2> ۣ
halleluiah [hQlIluj] = alleluia [QlIluj] = hallelujah [hQlIluj] _n. _interj.
hallelujah [hQlIluj] = halleluiah
halliard [hQljd] = halyard
hallmark [hlmAk] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; 2. _v. 1> 2>
hallo [hlu] 1. _interj. !, ! 2. _n. ; ; .. 3. _v. ; ,
halloa [hlu] 1. _interj. !, ! 2. _n. ; ; .. 3. _v. ; ,
halloo [hlu] 1. _interj. 1> ! 2> ! 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> ,
hallow _I [hlu] = halloo _II [hQlu] 1. _n. All hallows = Hallowmas 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
Hallowe'en [hQluin] _n. _. _.
Hallowmas [hQlumQs] _n. _. (1 )
hallucinate [hlusIneIt] _v. 1> ; 2>
hallucination [hlusIneISn] _n.
hallway [hlweI] _n. _. 1> 2>
halm [hAm] = haulm
halo [heIlu] 1. _n. (_pl. oes [ouz]) 1> _. 2> , 3> , 2. _v.
halogen [hQldZen] _n. _.
haloid [hQlId] _n. _.
halt _I [hlt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , 2. _v. (); 3. _interj. ! () _II [hlt] _v. 1> 2> 3>
halter [hlt] 1. _n. 1> , ; to put a halter upon ( on) smb. , , -. 2> ң ; to come to the halter 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ()
halting [hltIN] _a. 1> 2>
halve [hAv] _v. 1> 2> , 3> _.
halves [hAvz] _pl. half 1
halving [hAvIN] 1. _pres-p. halve 2. _n. _. , ; ;
halyard [hQljd] _n. _.
ham [hQm] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _pl. _. 4> _. _. ԣ; 5> _. 2. _v. _. _. ( ԣ)
ham-fisted [hQmfIstId] _a. _.
hamate [heImeIt] _a. ,
Hamburg [hQmbr] _n. 1> ޣ 2>
hamburger [hQmbg] _n. 1> 2>
Hamburgh [hQmbr] _n. 1> ޣ 2>
hamlet [hQmlIt] _n. ,
hammer [hQm] 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 [hQmblu] _n. ֣,
hammer-head [hQmhed] _n. 1> 2> _. -
hammer-throwing [hQmTruIN] _n. _.
hammerer [hQmr] _n.
hammering [hQmrIN] 1. _pres-p. hammer 2 2. _n. 1> , 2> , ; to give a good hammering _. 3. _a. ,
hammerman [hQmmn] = hammerer
hammerscale [hQmskeIl] _n. _. ,
hammersmith [hQmsmIT] _n.
hammock [hQmk] _n. ;
hammockchair [hQmktSE] _n. ( )
hamper _I [hQmp] _v. , ; , ; to hamper the progress of business _II [hQmp] _n. 1> 2> , ,
hamshackle [hQmSQkl] _v. ( )
hamster [hQmst] _n. _.
hamstring [hQmstrIN] 1. _n. 2. _v. (hamstringed [d], hamstrung) 1> 2> _. ; ;
hamstrung [hQmstrN] _p. _p-p. hamstring 2
han't [hAnt] _. _. = have not, has not
hand [hQnd] 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 > , ; > {. offhand}; 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 [hQndbQru] _n. 1> 2> ,
hand-grenade [hQndgrIneId] _n.
hand-knitted [hQndnItId] _a.
hand-light [hQndlaIt] _n. ( )
hand-me-down [hQndmidaun] _. _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( )
hand-mill [hQndmIl] _n.
hand-operated [hQndȍpreItId] _a.
hand-play [hQndpleI] _n. 1> , 2>
hand-to-hand [hQndthQnd] _a. _. ; hand-to-hand fighting ,
handbag [hQndbQg] _n. 1> 2> ()
handball [hQndbl] _n. _. ,
handbell [hQndbel] _n.
handbill [hQndbIl] _n.
handbook [hQndbuk] _n. 1> ; ; 2>
handbook man [hQndbukmQn] _n. _. _.
handcar [hQndkA] _n. _.
handcart [hQndkAt] _n.
handcuff [hQndkf] 1. _n. (. _pl.) 2. _v.
handful [hQndful] _n. 1> ; 2> , ; 3> _. -. -., ; "", ""; that boy is a handful! - !
handglass [hQndglAs] _n. 1> 2>
handgrip [hQndgrIp] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
handhold [hQndhuld] _n. 1> , (., , ..) 2> 3> ,
handicap [hQndIkQp] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> ; 3> _. ޣ 2. _v. 1> _. ; 2> ; ; to be handicapped ; physically handicapped -.
handicraft [hQndIkrAft] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _attr. , ; handicraft industry ;
handicraftsman [hQndIkrAftsmn] _n.
handie-talkie [hQndItkI] _n. _. ( )
handiwork [hQndIwk] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
handkerchief [hQNktSIf] _n. 1> 2> , ; to throw the handkerchief to smb. > -. ( ); > -.
handle [hQndl] 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 [hQndlbA] _n.
handling [hQndlIN] 1. _pres-p. handle 2 2. _n. 1> ; ( -., -.) 2> (); ( ..) 3> ; handling of land ̣ 4> ; handling of men 5> (., )
handlist [hQndlIst] 1. _n. 2. _v.
handmade [hQndmeId] _a.
handout [hQndaut] _n. 1> ; 2> (, ), 3> _. , ; , .., ( )
handover [hQndǫuv] _n. ( )
handpick [hQndpIk] _v. ,
handpicked [hQndpIkt] _a. 1> , ; handpicked jury 2> _. 3> _.
handrail [hQndreIl] _n. 1> 2> _.
handsaw [hQnds] _n. ,
handsel [hQndsl] 1. _n. 1> ..; 2> , ( ..) 3> 4> , ; 2. _v. 1> 2> , 3> ( ) 4>
handshake [hQndSeIk] _n.
handshaker [hQndSeIk] _n. _. _.
handsome [hQnsm] _a. 1> , 2> ; a handsome sum 3> ; handsome is that handsome does _. ,
handspike [hQndspaIk] _n. _.
handspring [hQndsprIN] _n. ""; to turn handsprings , ""
handwork [hQndwk] _n.
handwriting [hQndraItIN] _n. ; sprawling handwriting
handy [hQndI] _a. 1> ( ); 2> 3> () , 4> , ; to come in handy ,
handyman [hQndImQn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
hang [hQN] 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 [d] . - ) 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 [hQN] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
hangdog [hQNdg] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. 1> , 2> ֣, ( )
hanger [hQN] _n. 1> , , ( ..) 2> , , , (., , ң ..) 3> , ; () 4> _. ; , ; 5> _. 6> _. ,
hanger-on [hQNrȍn] _n. (_pl. hangers-on) 1> 2> 3> _.
hangers-on [hQNzȍn] _pl. hanger-on
hanging [hQNIN] 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 [hQNmn] _n.
hangnail [hQNneIl] _n. _.
hangout [hQNaut] _n. _.
hangover [hQNǫuv] _n. 1> ; () 2> _.
hank [hQNk] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 2. _v.
hanker [hQNk] _v. , (after, for)
hankering [hQNkrIN] _n. ; ; to have a hankering for (after) smth. -.; -.;
hankie [hQnkI] _n. _.
hanky [hQnkI] _n. _.
hanky-panky [hQNkIpQNkI] _n. _. , ,
Hanoverian [hQnuvIrIn] _a. _. ; Hanoverian House
Hansard [hQnsAd] _n. _. ޣ
hansardize [hQnsAdaIz] _v. _. ( ޣ)
hansel [hQnsl] = handsel
hansom [hQnsm] _n. ̣ ( )
hansom cab [hQnsmkQb] _n. ̣ ( )
hap [hQp] _v. _. ,
haphazard [hQphQzd] 1. _n. , ; at ( by) haphazard ; 2. _a. 1> 2> _.
hapless [hQplIs] _a. 1> , 2>
happen [hQpn] _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 [hQpnIN] 1. _pres-p. happen 2. _n. ,
happily [hQpIlI] _adv. 1> 2> 3> ;
happiness [hQpInIs] _n.
happy [hQpI] _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 [hQpIgulkI] 1. _a. 1> , 2> 2. _adv. ģ;
hara-kiri [hQrkIrI] _. _n.
harangue [hrQN] 1. _n. 1> (); 2> 2. _v. 1> 2>
haras [hQrs] _n.
harass [hQrs] _v. 1> , , 2>
harbinger [hAbIndZ] _n.
harbour [hAb] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> ; ; ; the woods harbour much game 3> , ( , ..) 4> _.
harbour-dues [hAbdjuz] _n. _pl.
harbourage [hAbrIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ,
hard [hAd] 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 [hdk] _n. , ;
hard-back [hAdbQk] _n. ֣ ̣
hard-boiled [hAdbIld] _a. 1> ( ) 2> , , , ޣ 3> _. ۣ, ֣;
hard-coal [hAdkul] _n.
hard-cover [hAdkv] = hardback
hard-earned [hAdȫnd] _a.
hard-faced [hAdfeIst] _a. ,
hard-favoured [hAdfeIvd] = hard-featured
hard-featured [hAdfitSd] _a. ,
hard-fisted [hAdfIstId] _a. 1> 2>
hard-grained [hAdgreInd] _a. 1> ף, ( ) 2> 3> , ;
hard-handed [hAdhQndId] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ; ,
hard-headed [hAdhedId] _a. 1> , 2> ۣ; ֣ 3>
hard-hearted [hAdhAtId] _a. ; , ; ޣ
hard-liner [hAdlaIn] _n. "֣" ( ..);
hard-mouthed [hAdmauDd] _a. 1> ( ) 2> 3> ,
hard-pan [hAdpQn] _n. _. ף ,
hard-tempered [hAdtempd] _a. ̣
hard-to-reach [hAdtritS] _a.
hard-working [hAdwkIN] _a. ,
hardbake [hAdbeIk] _n.
hardbitten [hAdbItn] _a. , ;
harden [hAdn] _v. 1> () ף; , 2> (), () 3> () , (); hardened criminal 4> _. ();
hardener [hAdn] _n. _. , , ף
hardhead [hAdhed] _n. 1> ; 2>
hardihood [hAdIhud] _n. 1> , 2>
hardily [hAdIlI] _adv.
hardiness [hAdInIs] _n. 1> , 2> ,
hardly [hAdlI] _adv. 1> ; I had hardly uttered a word 2> ; the rumour was hardly true 3> 4> , ; ޣ
hardness [hAdnIs] _n. 1> ף, ף; , 2> ֣ () 3> () 4> _attr. hardness testing _. ף
hards [hAdz] _n. _pl. , ޣ()
hardsell [hAdsel] _n. ;
hardset [hAdset] _a. 1> 2> 3> ( ) 4> ̣ 5>
hardshell [hAdSel] _a. 1> ף 2> , ,
hardship [hAdSIp] _n. 1> , 2> ֣ 3> ; ; early rising is a hardship in winter
hardtack [hAdtQk] _n. _. ;
hardup [hAdp] _a. _. 1> ( ) 2> ; he was hardup for smth. to say ,
hardware [hAdwE] _n. ;
hardwood [hAdwud] _n. ף
hardy _I [hAdI] _a. 1> , 2> ; ; 3> , , ̣ 4> ; hardy annual > ; > _. (., ) _II [hAdI] _n. _.
hare [hE] _n. ; hare and hounds " " (); to run ( to hold) with the hare and hunt with the hounds ; first catch your hare then cook him _. ; ,
hare's-foot [hEzfut] _n. _. ,
hare-brained [hEbreInd] _a. , ; ;
harebell [hEbel] _n. _. ()
harelip [hElIp] _n. _.
harem [hErm] _n.
hari-kari [hQrIkQrI] = hara-kiri
haricot [hQrIku] _n. 1> 2> ( )
haricotbean [hQrIkubin] = haricot 1
hark [hAk] _v. ( . _interj.) 1> ; just hark to him _. , ; hark! !; ! 2> _. hark! !; hark back ; , ..
harlequin [hAlIkwIn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. У,
harlequinade [hAlIkwIneId] _n. 1> 2>
Harley Street [hAlIstrit] _n. , ; _. ,
harlot [hAlt] _n. ,
harlotry [hAltrI] _n. ,
harm [hAm] 1. _n. 1> ; ; bodily harm ; out of harm's way ; 2> , ; no harm done ӣ ; ; I meant no harm 2. _v. ;
harmful [hAmful] _a. , , ;
harmless [hAmlIs] _a. 1> , 2> ; ޣ
harmonic [hAmnIk] 1. _a. , , 2. _n. _. _.
harmonica [hAmnIk] _n.
harmonious [hAmunjs] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> 4>
harmonist [hAmnIst] _n. ; ;
harmonium [hAmunjm] _n.
harmonize [hAmnaIz] _v. 1> , ; ; 2> _. 3> 4>
harmony [hAmnI] _n. 1> , 2> ; harmony of interests
harness [hAnIs] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> _. 3> _. ; in harness ; double harness _. ; to run in double harness > _. ; > 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ( - , ..)
harp [hAp] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> , (on - , )
harp-antenna [hApQnten] _n. _.
harper [hAp] _n.
harpist [hApIst] _n.
harpoon [hApun] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _v.
harpsichord [hApsIkd] _n.
harpy [hApI] _n. 1> _. 2> ;
harquebus [hAkwIbs] _n. _.
harridan [hQrIdn] _n. ,
harrier _I [hQrI] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _pl. ( ) 3> 4> "hare and hounds" {. hare} 5> _pl. {. 4} _II [hQrI] _n. 1> ; 2> ()
Harrovian [hruvjn] _n. 1> . 2> .
harrow [hQru] 1. _n. ; under the harrow ; 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
harrowing [hQruIN] _a. ; ; a harrowing story
harry [hQrI] _v. 1> , 2> , , ; to harry the enemy 3>
harsh [hAS] _a. 1> , ֣, 2> , 3> 4> , ; harsh truth
harshness [hASnIs] _n. ; , ֣
harslet [hAslIt] = haslet
hart [hAt] _n. - ( )
hartal [hAtAl] _. _n. ( )
hartshorn [hAtshn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
harum-scarum [hErmskErm] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> , , 2> ,
harvest [hAvIst] 1. _n. 1> ; ; (, ͣ ..) 2> 3> _. ; 4> _attr. ; harvest time , , , 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> ; ( -.)
harvest home [hAvIsthum] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
harvest moon [hAvIstmun] _n.
harvest mouse [havIstmaus] _n.
harvest-bug [hAvIstbg] _n. _.
harvest-mite [hAvIstmaIt] = harvestbug
harvester [hAvIst] _n. 1> 2>
harvester stacker [hAvIststQk] _n. _-.
harvesting [hAvIstIN] 1. _pres-p. harvest 2 2. _n.
has [hQz] ( ); [hz], [z], [z] ( ) 3- . . . . to have
has-been [hQzbin] _n. (_pl. has-beens [nz]) _. 1> , , , .. 2> -., , ..
hash [hQS] 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 [hQShaus] _n. _. _. ۣ ,
hash mark [hQSmAk] _n. _. _.
hasheesh [hQSiS] _. _n.
hasher [hQS] _n.
hashish [hQSiS] = hasheesh
haslet [heIzlIt] _n. (. _pl.) (. )
hasn't [hQznt] _. _. = has not
hasp [hAsp] 1. _n. 1> , ; , 2> ԣ 3> 4> _. 2. _v. ,
hassock [hQsk] _n. 1> ( , . ) 2> ; 3> _. ;
hast [hQst] ( ); [hst], [st] ( ) _. 2- . . . . to have
hastate [hQsteIt] _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 [hQt] 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 [hQtblk] _n. ()
hat-checkgirl [hQttSekgl] _n.
hat-stand [hQtstQnd] _n.
hatband [hQtbQnd] _n.
hatch _I [hQtS] _n. 1> ; ۣ, ; under hatches > _. ; > , ; > > ; > , £ 2> , 3> ; _II [hQtS] 1. _n. 1> () 2> 2. _v. 1> (); () 2> () 3> 4> , ( ) 5> , , , (, ..) _III [hQtS] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ;
hatcher [hQtS] _n. 1> 2> 3> ;
hatchery [hQtSrI] _n. ;
hatchet [hQtSIt] _n. 1> , 2> , , ; to bury the hatchet ; to dig ( to take) up the hatchet ; to throw the hatchet
hatchet man [hQtSItmn] _n.
hatchet-face [hQtSItfeIs] _n.
hatchment [hQtSmnt] _n.
hatchway [hQtSweI] _n.
hate [heIt] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. , ; I hate to trouble you
hateful [heItful] _a. 1> ; 2> ;
hath [hQT] ( ); [hT], [T] ( ) _. = has
hatred [heItrId] _n.
hatter [hQt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. (. . )
hauberk [hbk] _n. _.
haughtiness [htInIs] _n. ,
haughty [htI] _a. ,
haul [hl] 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 [hlIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> 4> _.
haulaway [hlweI] _n.
haulier [hlj] _n. 1> _. 2>
haulm [hm] _n. 1> 2> _. 3>
haunch [hntS] _n. 1> , ; to sit on one's haunches 2> 3> _. ; ;
haunt [hnt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> , 2. _v. 1> -. 2> , , ( ..) 3> ( ..)
haunter [hnt] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
hautboy [ȫubI] _n. 1> 2>
hauteur [ut] _n. _. ,
Havana [hvQn] _n.
have [hQv] ( ); [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-p.erf. _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 [hQvȍn] _n. _.
haven [heIvn] _n. 1> 2> , ,
haven't _. = have not
haver [heIv] _. 1. _n. (. _pl.) ; 2. _v. ,
haversack [hQvsQk] _n. 1> , 2> _. -;
havings [hQvINz] _n. _pl. ,
havoc [hQvk] 1. _n. ; ; to make havoc (of), to play havoc (among, with) , ; to cry havoc ; to spread havoc among the enemy 2. _v. ;
haw _I [h] _n. 1> 2> = hawthorn 3> _. _II [h] _interj. ! (, ) _III [h] 1. _n. 2. _v. , ( ) ; to hum and haw
haw-haw _I [hh] = ha ha 1 _II [hh] = ha-ha
hawbuck [hbk] _n. ԣ ,
hawfinch [hfIntS] _n. ()
hawk _I [hk] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ( ) 3> _. "֣" ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> (at - ) _II [hk] _v. 1> 2> (, ..); to hawk praises _III [hk] _v. (), () _IV [hk] _n. ( )
hawk-eyed [hkaId] _a. 1> 2>
hawk-nosed [hknuzd] _a. , ;
hawker _I [hk] _n. 1> 2> _II [hk] _n. , ,
hawse [hz] _n. _. 1> 2>
hawse-hole [hzhul] _n. _.
hawser [hz] _n. _. ; ()
hawthorn [hTn] _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 [heIfiv] _n.
hay harvest [heIhAvIst] _n.
hay spreader [heIspred] _n. _-.
hay time [heItaIm] _n. ,
hay-drier [heIdraI] _n. _-.
hay-stacker [heIstQk] _n. _-.
haycock [heIkk] _n.
haying [heIIN] = haymaking
haying time [heIINtaIm] = hay time
hayloft [heIlft] _n.
haymaker [heImeIk] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
haymaking [heImeIkIN] _n.
haymaking time [heImeIkINtaIm] = hay time
haymow [heImu] _n. 1> 2>
hayrack [heIrQk] _n. _. _.
hayrick [heIrIk] = haystack
hayseed [heIsid] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. _.
haystack [heIstQk] _n.
haywire [heIwaI] 1. _n. _-. 2. _a. _. 1> , 2> _. ,
hazard [hQzd] 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 [hQzds] _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 [heIzlnt] _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 [hil] _. _. = he will
he's [hiz] _. _. = 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 [hedmAst] _n.
head mistress [hedmIstrIs] _n. ,
head office [hedȍfIs] _n.
head stone [hedstun] _n.
head-dress [heddres] _n. 1> (. ) 2> ޣ
head-liner [hedlaIn] _n. ԣ, .. ( )
head-money [hedmnI] _n. 1> 2> 3> , -.
head-note [hednut] _n. 1> , 2> _. ۣ
head-nurse [hedns] _n. ( ..)
head-on [hedȍn] 1. _a. , 2. _adv. 1> ; , 2> ; to meet a situation head-on
head-resistance [hedrIzIstns] _n. _.
head-sea [hedsi] _n.
head-work [hedwk] _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 [hedbQnd] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
headboard [hedbd] _n.
headcheese [hedtSiz] _n. _.
headed [hedId] _a. ֣ ; headed note-paper
header [hed] _n. 1> ; to take a header 2> , 3> 4> _. , 5> _. 6> _. 7> _-. () 8> _. 9>
headforemost [hedfmust] _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 [hedlN] 1. _a. 1> , 2> 2. _adv. 1> ң; to fall headlong 2> ;
headmann [hedmQn] 1> ; ; ; , 2> ()
headmost [hedmust] _a. ,
headphone [hedfun] _n. (. _pl.) ,
headpiece [hedpis] _n. 1> 2> = headstall 3> , 4> 5> ( ) 6> = headphone
headquarters [hedkwtz] _n. _pl. (. _sg. _pl.) 1> _. ; -; 2> , ; (-. ) 3> ( ..)
headrace [hedreIs] _n. _. 1> , 2> ( )
headset [hedset] _n. _.
headship [hedSIp] _n. ;
headsman [hedzmn] _n.
headspring [hedsprIN] _n.
headstall [hedstl] _n. ;
headstone [hedstun] _n. ,
headstrong [hedstrN] _a. ,
headwaters [hedwtz] _n. _pl. 1> _. 2> 3> ,
headway [hedweI] _n. 1> ң; 2> ; ; to make headway ; 3> 4> 5> _. ; ()
headword [hedwd] _n.
heady [hedI] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> , ,
heal [hil] _v. 1> , (of - ) 2> , ( heal over, heal up)
heal-all [hilȍl] _n. 1> , 2>
healer [hil] _n. , ; time is a great healer -
healing [hilIN] 1. _pres-p. heal 2. _n. ; 3. _a. ,
health [helT] _n. 1> ; to be in good health ; to be in bad ( poor, ill) health ; public health ; Ministry of H. ; 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 [helTǍfIs] _n.
health-resort [helTrIzt] _n.
health-visitor [helTvIzIt] _n.
healthful [helTful] _a. 1> 2>
healthservice [helTsvIs] _n.
healthy [helTI] _a. 1> 2> 3> ( ..); , ( ..) 4> ; healthy economy 5> _. ( . ) 6> _. ,
heap [hip] 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 [hd] _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 [hIrINeId] _n.
hearken [hAkn] _v. _. , (to)
hearsay [hIseI] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. ; hearsay evidence _. ,
hearse [hs] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _attr. hearse cloth (ޣ) ( )
heart [hAt] _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 [hAttQk] _n.
heart failure [hAtfeIlj] _n. _. 1> 2> ,
heart-break [hAtbreIk] _n.
heart-breaking [hAtbreIkIN] _a. 1> ; ; 2> _. ,
heart-broken [hAtbrukn] _a. ;
heart-burning [hAtbnIN] _n. 1> , 2> ,
heart-disease [hAtdIziz] _n. ;
heart-rending [hAtrendIN] _a. ; ֣,
heart-service [hAtsvIs] _n.
heart-strings [hAtstrINz] _n. _pl. ; to play upon smb.'s heart-strings -. ; to pull at smb.'s heart-strings -.
heart-to-heart [hAthAt] _a. , ; heart-to-heart conversation
heart-whole [hAthul] _a. 1> 2>
heartache [hAteIk] _n. ,
heartbeat [hAtbit] _n. 1> , 2>
heartburn [hAtbn] _n.
hearten [hAtn] _v. 1> , ( hearten up) 2> ()
heartfelt [hAtfelt] _a. ;
hearth [hAT] _n. 1> ; hearth and home > , ; > _. , ( ..) 2> 3> ; 4> _. , ; , ( );
hearth-money [hATmnI] _n. _.
hearth-rug [hATrg] _n.
hearthstone [hATstun] = hearth 3
heartily [hAtIlI] _adv. 1> , 2> , ; to eat heartily 3> , ; I am heartily sick of it
heartiness [hAtInIs] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> ,
heartland [hAtlQnd] _n. 1> 2>
heartless [hAtlIs] _a. ,
heartsease [hAtsiz] _n. _.
heartshake [hAtSeIk] _n. _. ( )
heartsick [hAtsIk] _a. , ޣ
heartwarming [hAtwmIN] _a. ԣ, ;
hearty [hAtI] 1. _a. 1> , ; 2> , , 3> ( ) 4> ( ) 2. _n. 1> ; . 2> _. _. ,
heat [hit] 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 [hittritmnt] _n. _.
heat-lightning [hitlaItnIN] _n.
heat-prostration [hitprstreISn] _n.
heat-resistant [hitrIzIstnt] = heat-proof
heat-resisting [hitrIzIstIN] = heatproof
heat-spot [hitspt] _n. 1> 2>
heat-stroke [hitstruk] _n.
heat-treat [hittrit] _v. 1> ( ..) 2> _.
heat-wave [hitweIv] _n. 1> _. 2>
heatcapacity [hitkpQsItI] _n. _. ϣ
heated [hitId] 1. _p-p. heat 2 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ޣ; ģ; heated with dispute 3> , ; a heated discussion
heatedly [hitIdlI] _adv. ģ,
heatengine [hitendZIn] _n.
heater [hit] _n. 1> ; ; ; ; ; 2>
heath [hiT] _n. 1> , , 2>
heath-bell [hiTbel] _n.
heath-cock [hiTkk] _n. -
heath-hen [hiThen] _n. ԣ
heathen [hiDn] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , 2. _a.
heathendom [hiDndm] _n. ,
heathenish [hiDnIS] _a. 1> 2> ; ,
heathenism [hiDnIzm] _n. 1> 2>
heather [heD] _n. ; heather mixture У
heathery [heDrI] _a. ,
heathy [hiTI] _a. 1> 2> = heathery
heating [hitIN] 1. _pres-p. heat 2 2. _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> 4> _. 3. _a. 1> 2> ; ; heating apparatus
heating plant [hitINplAnt] _n.
heating value [hitINvQlju] _n.
heatproof [hitpruf] _a. ,
heave [hiv] 1. _n. 1> ߣ 2> () 3> 4> _. , ; () 5> _pl. ( ) 2. _v. (hove, heaved [d]) 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 [hiv] _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 [hevIhaIdrIdZn] _n. _.
heavy water [hevIwt] _n. _. ֣
heavy-duty [hevIdjutI] _a. 1> 2> _. ֣ , ֣ ;
heavy-handed [hevIhQndId] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> ( ..)
heavy-headed [hevIhedId] _a. 1> 2> ; 3>
heavy-hearted [hevIhAtId] _a. ,
heavy-laden [hevIleIdn] _a. 1> 2>
heavy-weight [hevIweIt] _n. _.
hebdomad [hebdmd] _n. 1> 2> -.,
hebdomadal [hebdmdl] _a.
Hebe [hibi] _n. 1> _. _. 2> _. ,
hebetate [hebIteIt] 1. _a. 2. _v. ()
hebetude [hebItjud] _n. ,
Hebraic [hibreIk] _a.
Hebrew [hibru] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; ; it is Hebrew to me 2. _a.
Hecate [hekti] _n. _. _.
hecatomb [hektum] _n.
heck _I [hek] _n. _II [hek] _n. _interj. _. 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, hectogramme [hektugrQm] _n.
hectograph [hektugrAf] _n.
hector [hekt] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _v. ; ; , ;
hectowatt [hektwt] _n. _.
hedge [hedZ] 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 [hedZbIl] = hedging-bill
hedge-hop [hedZhp] _. _. 1. _n. ̣ 2. _v. ̣
hedge-hopper [hedZhp] _n. _. _.
hedge-marriage [hedZmQrIdZ] _n.
hedge-school [hedZskul] _n. 1> 2> _. ( )
hedge-sparrow [hedZspQru] _n. ()
hedge-writer [hedZraIt] _n. ; ģ
hedgehog [hedZhg] _n. 1> ; _. . 2> 3> _. 4> _. ,
hedgehopping [hedZhpIN] _n. _. _. ̣
hedging-bill [hedZINbIl] _n.
hedonism [hidunIzm] _n.
heebie [hibI] _n. _. _. ;
heed [hid] 1. _n. , ; to give ( to pay) heed to smth., smb. -., -.; to take no heed of danger (of what is said) ( , ) 2. _v. ; ( -.)
heedful [hidful] _a. ,
heedless [hidlIs] _a. , ;
heehaw [hih] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> , ""
heel _I [hil] 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 [hil] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. (); ,
heel tendon [hiltendn] _n. _.
heel-and-toe [hilndtu] _a. heel-and-toe walk ; heel-and-toe speedster _.
heel-piece [hilpis] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
heel-plate [hilpleIt] _n.
heeled _I [hild] 1. _p-p. heel I, 2 2. _a. 1> ; _. 2> ֣ _II [hild] _p-p. heel II, 2
heeler [hil] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ,
heeling _I [hilIN] 1. _pres-p. heel II, 2 2. _n. _. _II [hilIN] _pres-p. heel I, 2
heeltap [hiltQp] _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> _. ֣
Hegelian [heIgiljn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
hegemonic [higImnIk] _a. ,
hegemony [higemnI] _n. ; the hegemony of the proletariat
heifer [hef] _n. ԣ;
heigh [heI] _interj. ; . ,
heighho [heIhu] _interj. , , ..
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 [haItIndIkeIt] _n.
heighten [haItn] _v. 1> (); () 2>
heinous [heIns] _a. , ,
heir [E] _n. ; heir apparent ; ; heir presumptive ; to fall heir to smb. -.
heir-at-law [Ertl] _n.
heirdom [Edm] _n.
heiress [ErIs] _n.
heirloom [Elum] _n. 1> 2> ;
held [held] _p. _p-p. hold I, 2
heliacal [hilaIkl] _a. _. 1> 2>
helical [helIkl] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
helices [helIsiz] _pl. helix
Helicon [helIkn] _n. 1> _. _. , 2> (h.) ( )
helicopter [helIkpt] 1. _n. _. ̣, 2. _v. ̣
helio [hilIu] ; .: helioscope
heliocentric [hilIusentrIk] _a.
heliochromy [hilIukrumI] _n. ,
heliograph [hilIugrAf] _n.
heliogravire [hilugrvju] _n.
heliophilous [hilIȍfIls] _a. ( )
heliophobic [hilIufubIk] _a. ( )
helioscope [hiljskup] _n.
heliotherapy [hiluTerpI] _n. _.
heliotrope [heljtrup] _n. _.
helium [hiljm] _n. _.
helix [hilIks] _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 [helkQt] _n. ,
hell-hound [helhaund] _n. 1> 2> ;
hellbender [helbend] _n. _. _. 1> ; 2> ,
hellebore [helIb] _n. _. 1> 2>
Hellene [helin] _n. ,
Hellenic [helinIk] 1. _a. , 2. _n. 1> 2> _pl.
Hellenism [helInIzm] _n.
Hellenist [helInIst] _n. ( )
heller [hel] _n. ( )
hellion [heljn] _n. _. _. 1> 2> , £,
hellish [helIS] _a. 1> 2> ; 3> ,
hello [helu] = hallo(a)
hello girl [hlugl] _n. _. _.
helluva [helv] _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 [helmInT] _n. ,
helminthic [helmInTIk] 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 [helpmit] = helpmate
helter-skelter [heltskelt] 1. _n. , 2. _adv. ,
helve [helv] _n. 1> ; , 2> = helve-hammer to throw the helve after the hatchet ; ģ
helve-hammer [helvhQm] _n.
Helvetian [helviSjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
Helvetic [helvetIk] _a.
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. _interj. ! 2. _v. "", , ; to hem and haw = to hum and haw, ha {. hum i:, 2, 2}
heman [himQn] _n. _.
hematic [hImQtIk] = haematic
hematite [hemtaIt] = haematite
hemisphere [hemIsfI] _n. 1> ; the Northern (Southern) hemisphere () 2> , ( ..) 3> _.
hemispheric [hemIsferIk] _a.
hemispherical [hemIsferIkl] _a.
hemistich [hemIstIk] _n.
hemlock [hemlk] _n. 1> _. () 2> 3> ( )
hemoglobin [himuglubIn] = haemoglobin
hemorrhage [hemrIdZ] = haemorrhage
hemorrhoids [hemrIdz] = haemorrhoids
hemp [hemp] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> _attr. ; hemp oil
hempen [hempn] _a. ;
hemstitch [hemstItS] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ,
hen [hen] _n. 1> 2> ԣ; 3> _. ; like a hen with one chicken ;
hen-harrier [henhQrI] _n. ()
hen-hearted [henhAtId] _a. ,
hen-house [henhaus] _n.
hen-hussy [henhsI] _n. _. ,
hen-party [henpAtI] _n. _. "",
hen-peck [henpek] _v. _.
hen-roost [henrust] _n.
henbane [henbeIn] _n. _. (ޣ)
hence [hens] 1. _adv. 1> 2> ; three years hence , 3> ; to go hence 2. _interj. !, !
henceforth [hensfT] _adv. ,
henceforward [hensfwd] = henceforth
henchman [hentSmn] _n. 1> 2> ; ; 3> _. ;
hencoop [henkup] _n. ;
hendecagon [hendekgn] _n. _.
henna [hen] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> () 2. _v.
hennery [henrI] _n. 1> 2>
henry [henrI] _n. _. ( )
hepatic [hIpQtIk] _a. 1> _. ޣ 2> 3> -
hepatite [heptaIt] _n. _.
hepatitis [heptaItIs] _n. _. ,
heptagon [heptgn] _n.
heptane [hepteIn] _n. _.
heptarchy [heptAkI] _n. 1> _. 2> , , ; ,
Heptateuch [hepttjuk] _n. _.
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 [herQldIk] _a.
heraldry [herldrI] _n. ,
herb [hb] _n. , (. )
herbaceous [hbeISs] _a. ; ; herbaceous border
herbage [hbIdZ] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _.
herbal [hbl] _a.
herbalist [hblIst] _n. 1> 2>
herbaria [hbErI] _pl. herbarium
herbarium [hbErIm] _n. (_pl. riums [rImz], ria)
herbicide [hbIsaId] _n. _-.
herbivorous [hbIvrs] _a.
herborize [hbraIz] _v. ,
Herculean [hkjulin] _a. 1> ; 2> ; Herculean task
Hercules [hkjuliz] _n. 1> . _. 2> ,
herd [hd] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _attr. ; the herd instinct 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , ; (with) 3> 4>
herdsman [hdzmn] _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 [hIrbaut], hereabouts [hIrbauts] _adv. ; -
hereafter [hIrAft] 1. _adv. 1> , ( , ..) 2> 2. _n. 1> , 2>
hereby [hIbaI] _adv. 1> _. , , ; ӣ; hereby I promise 2>
hereditary [hIredItrI] _a. 1> 2> ( )
heredity [hIredItI] _n.
herein [hIrIn] _adv. ; , ӣ ( )
hereinafter [hIrInAft] _adv. , ( )
hereof [hIrȍv] _adv. 1> 2> , ( )
heresy [hersI] _n.
heretic [hertIk] _n.
heretical [hIretIkl] _a.
hereto [hItu] _adv. , ( )
heretofore [hItuf] _adv. ,
hereupon [hIrpn] _adv. 1> , 2> ;
herewith [hIwID] _adv. 1> ( ..); ӣ () 2>
heritable [herItbl] _a. , ; heritable disease
heritage [herItIdZ] _n. ;
heritor [herIt] _n.
hermaphrodite [hmQfrdaIt] _n. ;
Hermes [hmiz] _n. _. _.
hermetic [hmetIk] _a. ; ; hermetic art
hermetically [hmetIklI] _adv. ,
hermit [hmIt] _n. ,
hermitage [hmItIdZ] _n. ; Σ
hermitcrab [hmItkrQb] _n. -
hern [hn] = heron
hernia [hnj] _n. _.
hero [hIru] _n. (_pl. oes [ouz]) 1> ; H. of the Soviet Union ; H. of Socialist Labour 2> , (, ..) 3> , ( )
hero-worship [hIruwSIp] 1. _n. 1> 2> ԣ, .. 2. _v. 1> 2> (ԣ, ..)
Herod [herd] _n. _.
heroic [hIruIk] 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 [hpiz] _n. _.
herring [herIN] _n. ; kippered herring ޣ
herring-bone [herINbun] 1. _n. 1> " " 2> "" 2. _a. , ; " "
herring-pond [herINpnd] _n. _.
hers [hz] _pron. _poss. ( ; . ; . her II) ţ; ; ; this book is hers ţ
herself [hself] _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 [hts] _n. _.
Hertzian [htsIn] _a. Hertzian waves _.
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 [hezIteISn] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3>
hesitative [hezIteItIv] _a. ,
Hesperian [hespIrIn] _a. _.
Hesperus [hesprs] _n.
Hessian [hesIn] 1. _a. , ; Hessian boots _. ; 2. _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> ,
het-up [hetp] _a. ģ, ; to get het-up about smth. ,
heterodox [hetrudks] _a. ;
heterodoxy [hetrudksI] _n. ;
heterodyne [hetrudaIn] _. 1. _a. 2. _v.
heterogeneity [hetrudZIniItI] _n. ,
heterogeneous [hetrudZinjs] ,
hew [hju] _v. (hewed [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 [hjun] _p-p. hew
hexagon [heksgn] _n.
hexagonal [heksQgnl] _a.
hexahedron [hekshedrn] _n.
hexameter [heksQmIt] _n.
hey [heI] _interj. ! (; . , , )
hey-day [heIdeI] _interj. , ,
heyday [heIdeI] _n. , , ; in the heyday of youth ; in the heyday of one's glory
hi [haI] = hey
hi-fi [haIfaI] _. _. high-fidelity
hiatus [haIeIts] _n. (_pl. ses [sIz]) 1> , 2> _. ,
hibernal [haIbnl] _a.
hibernate [haIbneIt] _v. 1> ( ) 2> 3>
hibernation [haIbneISn] _n. 1> 2>
Hibernian [haIbnjn] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
hibiscus [hIbIsks] _n. _.
hiccough = hiccup
hiccup [hIkp] 1. _n. 2. _v.
hick [hIk] _n. _. 1> , 2> _attr. ; hick town
hickory [hIkrI] _n. ( _. _. )
hickory-shirt [hIkrISt] _n. _.
hid [hId] _p. _p-p. hide II, 2
hidalgo [hIdQlgu] _. _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _.
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 [haIdndsik], hide-and-go-seek [haIdndgusik] _n. ( )
hide-away [haIdweI] = hide-out
hide-out [haIdaut] _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 [haIrAkI] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
hieratic [haIrQtIk] _a. , (. )
hieroglyph [haIruglIf] _n.
hieroglyphic [haIruglIfIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. _pl.
higgle [hIgl] _v.
higgledy-piggledy [hIgldIpIgldI] 1. _n. 2. _a. , 3. _adv. ģ,
higgler [hIgl] _n. ;
high [haI] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> ; ; ; high official ; H. 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 [haI] _. = high school
High Church [haItStS] _n. ,
High Court [haIkt] _n. ( )
High Court of Justice [haIktvdZstIs] _n. ( )
high day [haIdeI] _n. ,
high explosive [haIIksplusIv] _n. 1> 2> _attr. high explosive bomb
high falutin [haIflutIn] 1. _n. 2. _a.
high faluting [haIflutInIN] 1. _n. 2. _a.
high grade [haIgreId] _n. ߣ
high jumper [haIdZmp] _n. _.
high life [haIlaIf] _n. , ;
high light [haIlaIt] _n. 1> ( , ) 2> , ; to be in ( to hit) the high light
high relief [haIrIlif] _n.
high school [haIskul] _n.
high speed [haIspid] _n. ,
high tide [haItaId] _n. _. ;
high treason [haItrizn] _n.
high water [haIwt] _n. 1> = high tide 2>
high-blown [haIblun] _a. 1> 2>
high-board diver [haIbddaIv] _n. _.
high-board diving [haIbddaIvIN] _n. _.
high-born [haIbn] _a.
high-bred [haIbred] _a. 1> 2>
high-brow [haIbrau] _. 1. _n. 1> , , ޣ 2> ̣ ޣ, 2. _a.
high-coloured [haIkld] _a. 1> 2> 3> ( ) 4> ,
high-fed [haIfed] _a. 1> 2>
high-fidelity [haIfIdelItI] _n. _.
high-flier [haIflaI] _n. 1> 2> ,
high-flown [haIflun] _a. , , ( ..)
high-flyer [haIflaI] = high-flier
high-frequency [haIfrikwnsI] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. ;
high-grade [haIgreId] _a. , ; ; ( )
high-handed [haIhQndId] _a. ; , ;
high-handedness [haIhQndIdnIs] _n. ,
high-hat [haIhQt] _. _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. , ( -.)
high-hearted [haIhAtId] _a. ,
high-level [haIlevl] _a. 1> 2> 3> ()
high-minded [haImaIndId] _a. 1> , ; 2> ,
high-necked [haInekt] _a. ( ..)
high-octane [haIȍkteIn] _a. _. ( )
high-pitched [haIpItSt] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ( ) 3> _.
high-priority [haIpraIȍrItI] _a. ; high-priority call
high-ranker [haIrQNk] _n. ; ,
high-ranking [haIrQNkIN] _a.
high-rise [haIraIz] _a. ;
high-riser [haIraIz] _n.
high-risk [haIrIsk] _a. ,
high-road [haIrud] _n. 1> = highway 1 2 2> , ̣ ; high-road to fame (to success) ( )
high-rolling [haIrulIN] _n. _. _. ,
high-scaler [haIskeIl] _n.
high-sounding [haIsaundIN] _a. ,
high-speed [haIspid] _a. 1> , 2> ( )
high-spirited [haIspIrItId] _a. 1> , 2> , , 3> , ӣ
high-strung [haIstrN] _a. ; ;
high-toned [haItund] _a. 1> , (. _.) 2> _. _. , ;
high-up [haIp] 1. _n. , , 2. _a. _. 1> 2>
high-water mark [haIwtmAk] _n. 1> 2> ; (-.)
highball [haIbl] 1. _n. _. 1> _. 2> _-. 3> 2. _v.
highbinder [haIbaInd] _n. _. 1> _. ; 2> ,
highboy [haIbI] _n.
higher [haI] 1. _a. 1> _comp. high 1; 2> ; higher education 2. _adv. _comp. high 2
higher-up [haIrp] _n. _. 1> 2>
highland [haIlnd] _n. 1> , 2> _pl. ; ; the Highlands
Highlander [haIlnd] _n. 1> 2> 3>
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> (H.) ()
highway [haIweI] _n. 1> , ; 2> ; 3> _. ( -.);
highway crossing [haIweIkrsIN] _n.
highwayman [haIweImn] _n. ( )
hijack [haIdZQk] _v. 1> ( ..); 2> ̣,
hijacker [haIdZQk] _n. 1> , ̣ 2>
hijacking [haIdZQkIN] _n. 1> , 2> ̣,
hike [haIk] 1. _n. 1> _. ; ; 2> _. _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3> _. _. 4> _. , (, ..)
hilarious [hIlErIs] _a. , ӣ
hilarity [hIlQrItI] _n. , ӣ
Hilary [hIlrI] _n. , ( . )
hill [hIl] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> (; hill up)
hill-billy [hIlbIlI] _n. _. _. 1> , "" 2> _attr. ; hill-billy music
hill-side [hIlsaId] _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 [hImself] _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 [haIndkQrIdZ] _n.
hinder _I [haInd] _a. ; hinder part before ң _II [hInd] _v. 1> , 2>
hindhead [haIndhed] _n.
Hindi [hIndi] 1. _n. 2. _a.
hindmost [haIndmust] _a. 1> ; 2> ̣
Hindoo [hIndu] = Hindu
hindrance [hIndrns] _n. , ; you are more of a hindrance than a help ,
hindsight [haIndsaIt] _n. 1> 2> , ; with ( in) hindsight 3> _.
Hindu [hIndu] 1. _n. 2. _a.
Hinduism [hInduIzm] _n.
Hindustani [hIndustAnI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a.
hinge [hIndZ] 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 [hIntlQnd] _. _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] _interj.: hip, hip, hurrah! ! !
hip-bath [hIpbAT] _n.
hip-bone [hIpbun] _n. _.
hip-roof [hIpruf] _n. ,
hipped [hIpt] _a. _. 1> 2> ( ޣ-.); hipped on philately ޣ
hippie [hIpI] _n.
hippo [hIpu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _. _. hippopotamus
hippocampi [hIpukQmpaI] _pl. hippocampus
hippocampus [hIpukQmps] _n. (_pl. pi) _. Σ
hippodrome [hIpdrum] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
hippopotami [hIpptmaI] _pl. hippopotamus
hippopotamus [hIpptms] _n. (_pl. es [Iz], 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 [haIsIstIm] = hire-purchase
hire-purchase [haIptSs] _n.
hireling [haIlIN] _n. 1> , 2>
hirst [hst] _n. _. ,
hirsute [hsjut] _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] _interj. !, !
histiology [hIstIȍldZI], histology [hIstldZI] _n.
historian [hIstrIn] _n.
historic [hIstrIk] _a. 1> ; 2> _. historic present , , ̣
historical [hIstrIkl] _a. ; ; , ; historical film ; historical picture
historicity [hIstrIsItI] _n.
historiographer [hIstrIȍgrf] _n.
historiography [hIstrIȍgrfI] _n.
history [hIstrI] _n. 1> ; ; modern history 2> , ; the inner history of smth. ̣ -.; that's ancient history! !, ! 3> _.
histrionic [hIstrIȍnIk] _a. 1> , ԣ 2> ; 3> _. histrionic paralysis
histrionics [hIstrIȍnIks] _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 [hItndmIs] _a.
hit-and-run [hItndrn] _a. 1> hit-and-run driver , , 2> ,
hit-or-miss [hItmIs] 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 [hID] 1. _adv. _. ; hither and thither ; hither and yon(d) 2. _a. ,
hitherto [hIDtu] _adv. _. ,
Hitlerite [hItlraIt] _n. ,
hive [haIv] 1. _n. 1> 2> ޣ 3> 2. _v. 1> (ޣ) ; _. 2> 3> 4> ,
hives [haIvz] _n. _pl.
ho [hu] _interj. ! (; . , ..); what ho! , !
hoar [h] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> ; 2. _a.
hoar-frost [hfrst] _n. ,
hoar-head [hhed] _n.
hoar-stone [hstun] _n.
hoard _I [hd] 1. _n. , ..; -. , 2. _v. ; , , ( hoard up); _II [hd] _n. 1> 2>
hoarding _I [hdIN] _pres-p. hoard I, 2 _II [hdIN] = hoard II
hoarse [hs] _a. ,
hoarsen [hsn] _v.
hoary [hrI] _a. 1> 2> ; 3> _.
hoax [huks] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ;
hob [hb] _n. 1> 2> , ( ) 3> , () 4> () 5> _.
hob-nob [hbnb] _v. 1> , 2> ,
hobble [hbl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> ; _. 3> ()
hobble-skirt [hblskt] _n.
hobbledehoy [hbldIhI] _n.
hobby _I [hbI] _n. 1> Σ, , , ; to ride ( to mount) a hobby () 2> = hobby-horse 1 3> _. , 4> _II [hbI] _n. _.
hobby-horse [hbIhs] _n. 1> , (); -; 2> _. = hobby I 1
hobgoblin [hbgblIn] _n. 1> ; ԣ 2>
hobnail [hbneIl] _n.
hobo [hubu] _. 1. _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [ouz]) 1> , 2> 2. _v. 1> 2>
hock _I [hk] = hough _II [hk] _n. (. H.) _III [hk] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _v. ()
hockey [hkI] _n. ; field hockey , ; ice hockey ; Russian hockey ;
hockey-stick [hkIstIk] _n. ( )
hocus [huks] _v. 1> 2> , () 3>
hocus-pocus [hukspuks] 1. _n. -; 2. _v. , ,
hod [hd] _n. 1> _. ( , ) 2> ( ), 3> ģ
hodden [hdn] _n.
Hodge [hdZ] _n. ( )
hodge-podge [hdZpdZ] = hotch-potch
hodiernal [hudIȫnl] _a. _. ,
hodman [hdmn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ģ
hodometer [hdmIt] = odometer
hoe [hu] 1. _n. 1> 2> () 2. _v. , ();
hoe-cake [hukeIk] _n. _. У
hog [hg] 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 [hgklr] _n.
hog-wash [hgwS] _n. 1> ; 2> _. , ; 3> _.
hogback [hgbQk] _n. 1> 2> _.
hogcote [hgkut] _n.
hogget [hgIt] _n. 1> 2> = hog 1, 2
hoggin [hgIn] _n. ,
hogging [hgIN] 1. _pres-p. hog 2 2. _n. _. , ;
hoggish [hgIS] _a. 1> 2> , ,
hogpen [hgpen] = hogcote
hogshead [hgzhed] _n. 1> 2> ( = 238 )
hoick [hIk] 1. _n. _. , 2. _v. _. 1> 2> _. , 3. _interj. !
hoicks [hIks] = hoick 3
hoik = hoick 1, 2
hoist [hIst] 1. _n. 1> ; to give smb. a hoist -., 2> , £ 3> ߣ, 2. _v. (, , )
hoist-bridge [hIstbrIdZ] _n. ߣ
hoity-toity [hItItItI] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> ; 3> _. , 3. _interj. _. !
hokey-pokey [hukIpukI] _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 [huldǫuv] _n. _. 1> 2> , ; ԣ, ̣ .. 3> _. ,
hold-up [huldp] _n. 1> ̣; ( , ) 2> ̣, 3> , ( )
hold-upman [huldpmQn] = hold-up 2
holdall [huldl] _n. 1> ; 2>
holdback [huldbQk] _n. ,
holder [huld] _n. 1> 2> , ( ..) 3> _. , ޣ 4> , 5> _. , , ;
holdfast [huldfAst] _n. 1> , , , 2> _. 3>
holding [huldIN] 1. _pres-p. hold I, 2 2. _n. 1> (. ); small holdings 2> ( ..) 3> ; _pl. , 4> ,
holdingcapacity [huldINkpQsItI] _n. ,
holdingcompany [huldINkmpnI] _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 [hulndkn] _a. _. , ,
hole-gauge [hulgeIdZ] _n. _.
hole-in-thewall [hulInDwl] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
holer [hul] _n. _. ,
holey [hulI] _a.
holiday [hldI] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; a month's holiday ; busman's holiday _. , ģ 3> _pl. 4> _attr. , ; holiday time ( season) ; 2. _v. ,
holiday-maker [hldImeIk] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ;
holla [hl] = hollo(a)
Holland [hlnd] _n. ; ; brown Holland ̣ {. . }
Hollander [hlnd] _n. 1> ; 2>
Hollands [hlndz] _n.
hollo [hlu] 1. _interj. ! 2. _n. , ; 3. _v. 1> , ; 2>
hollow [hlu] 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 [hluwE] _n. , .. (, , ..)
hollow-eyed [hluaId] _a.
hollow-hearted [hluhAtId] _a.
holly [hlI] _n. _.
hollyhock [hlIhk] _n. _. -
Hollywood [hlIwud] _n. , ,
holm [hum] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
holm-oak [humȫuk] = holm 3
holmme [hum] _n. 1> 2>
holocaust [hlkst] _n. 1> , ; ; ; nuclear holocaust 2> , Σ
holograph [hlugrAf] 1. _n. 2. _a.
holography [hlgrfI] _n. ( ߣ )
holster [hulst] _n.
holt _I [hult] _n. _. 1> 2> _II [hult] _n. 1> 2> (. )
holus-bolus [hulsbuls] _adv. _. , ,
holy [hulI] _a. , ; ; H. Week ; H. Writ ()
Holy Office [hulIǍfIs] _n. _. ( )
holystone [hulIstun] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ,
homage [hmIdZ] _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 ; H. Office ; H. 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 Counties [humkauntIz] _n. _pl. ,
home farm [humfAm] _n.
Home Guard [humgAd] _n. _. 1> , ( ) 2> ( )
home rule [humrul] _n. 1> , 2> (H. R.) _.
home team [humtim] _n. _.
home thrust [humTrst] _n. 1> 2> ;
home-bred [humbred] _a. 1> 2> ,
home-brew [humbru] _n. 1> 2>
home-brewed [humbrud] _a. 1> ( ..) 2> _.
home-coming [humkmIN] _n. 1> , 2> _. ()
home-felt [humfelt] _a. ,
home-grown [humgrun] _a. 1> , 2>
home-keeping [humkipIN] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. 1> 2>
home-made [hummeId] _a. 1> , ; 2>
home-maker [hummeIk] _n. ;
home-work [humwk] _n. 1> , 2> ( , ..) 3>
homecraft [humkrAft] _n.
homeland [humlQnd] _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.
Homeric [humerIk] _a. 1> 2>
homeroom teacher [humrumtitS] _n. _. _. ,
homesick [humsIk] _a. ,
homesickness [humsIknIs] _n. ,
homespun [humspn] 1. _a. 1> 2> , 2. _n.
homestead [humsted] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ()
homesteader [humsted] _n. _. ,
homester [humst] _n. 1> _. 2>
homestretch [humstretS] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> _. (-.)
homeward [humwd] 1. _a. , 2. _adv. ,
homeward-bound [humwdbaund] _a. , ( )
homewards [humwdz] = homeward 2
homey [humI] _a. ,
homicidal [hmIsaIdl] _a. 1> ; 2> ( )
homicide [hmIsaId] _n. _. 1> 2> ; justifiable homicide
homily [hmIlI] _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 [humINpIdZIn] _n.
hominy [hmInI] _n.
homoeopath [humjupQT] _n.
homoeopathic [humjupQTIk] _a.
homoeopathy [humIȍpTI] _n.
homogeneity [hmudZeniItI] _n. ;
homogeneous [hmudZinjs] _a. 1> (. _.) 2> _.
homograph [hmugrAf] _n. _.
homologate [hmlgeIt] _v. 1> ; 2> ;
homologous [hmlgs] _a. 1> 2> _.
homonym [hmunIm] _n. 1> _. 2> ԣ;
homophone [hmufun] _n. _.
homosexual [humuseksjul] 1. _n. 2. _a.
homosexuality [humuseksjuQlItI] _n.
homy [humI] _a. ,
Honduranian [hndjureInIn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
hone [hun] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
honest [ȍnIst] _a. 1> ; to be quite honest about it 2> , 3> , , 4> , ; an honest girl ; to make an honest woman of smb. Σ ; " "
honestly [ȍnIstlI] _adv. 1> 2> ,
honestone [hunstun] = hone 1, 1
honesty [ȍnIstI] _n. 1> ; honesty is the best policy - 2> 3> _.
honey [hnI] 1. _n. 1> ͣ; _. 2> _. ; ; ; 2. _v. _. 1> ; 2>
honey dew [hnIdju] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3>
honey-bee [hnIbi] _n. ()
honey-buzzard [hnIbzd] _n. ()
honey-mouthed [hnImauDd] _a. , ,
honey-pea [hnIpi] _n.
honeycomb [hnIkum] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , ( ) 2. _a. ; ; , 3. _v. 1> , 2> ,
honeyed [hnId] _a. 1> , 2> ; honeyed words
honeymoon [hnImun] 1. _n. ; to go for a honeymoon 2. _v.
honeysuckle [hnIskl] _n. _.
hong [hN] _n. _. 1> , 2>
honied [hnId] = honeyed
honk [hNk] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> _.
honor [ȍn], honorable [ȍnrbl] _. = honour, honourable
honoraria [ǍnrErI] _pl. honorarium
honorarium [ǍnrErIm] _n. (_pl. riums [rImz], ria) _.
honorary [ȍnrrI] _a. 1> ޣ; an honorary office ޣ 2>
honorific [ǍnrIfIk] _a. 1> ޣ; to earn honorific mention , 2> ,
honour [ȍn] 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 H. 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 [ȍnrbl] _a. 1> ޣ; honourable duty ޣ 2> , 3> ; ; 4> ( , ); the honourable gentleman ( ); Right H. ( , ..)
honoured [ȍnd] _a. 1> 2>
hooch [hutS] _n. _. _. 1> , ԣ 2> ( )
hood [hud] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> () 3> () 4> , ; 5> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> ,
hoodie [hudI] _n.
hoodlum [hudlm] _n. _.
hoodoo [hudu] _. 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _v. ; ,
hoodwink [hudwINk] _v. ; ,
hooey [huI] _n. _. _. ,
hoof [huf] 1. _n. (_pl. hoofs [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 [hukndaI] _v. ԣ
hook-nosed [huknuzd] _a.
hook-up [hukp] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. ; 3> _. , 4> _. _. ; to speak over the (radio) hook-up 2. _v. _. _.
hook-worm [hukwm] _n. ()
hooka [huk] _n.
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 [hulIgn] _n.
hooliganism [hulIgnIzm] _n.
hoop _I [hup] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> _. , , 4> _pl. ; ; to go through the hoop(s) ֣ 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _. ; ; _II [hup] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> ( )
hooper _I [hup] _n. ; _II [hup] _n.
hooping-cough [hupINkf] _n.
hoopla [hupl] _n. 1> "" ( ԣ ) 2> _. , ,
hoopoe [hupu] _n. ()
hoopskirt [hupskt] _n. ;
hoot [hut] 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
hootch [hutS] = hooch
hooter [hut] _n. ,
hootint !, ! ( , )
hootsint !, ! ( , )
hoove [huv] _n. _.
Hoover [huv] 1. _n. ( ) 2. _v.
hooves [huvz] _pl. hoof 1
hop _I [hp] 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 [hp] 1. _n. _. 2. _v. 1> 2>
hop-bine [hpbaIn] _n.
hop-garden [hpgAdn] _n. _-.
hop-o'-my-thumb [hpmITm] _n. ;
hop-picker [hppIk] _n. 1> 2>
hop-pocket [hppkIt] _n.
hop-yard [hpjAd] = 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 [huptf] _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 [hp] _n. 1> 2> , . 3> ; ; , 4> _. 5> _. , _II [hp] = hop-picker 1
hopple [hpl] _v. 1> () 2> ;
hopscotch [hpsktS] _n. ""
hoptoad [hptud] _n. _.
horary [hrrI] _a. 1> 2> ;
horde [hd] 1. _n. 1> ; the Golden H. _. 2> ; , ; fascist hordes 3> ; ; ; hordes of people 4> ; (); a horde of wolves 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
horizon [hraIzn] _n. 1> ; apparent ( visible) horizon _. ; rational ( true, celestial) horizon _. ; sensible horizon _. 2> 3> _. ,
horizontal [hrIzntl] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; horizontal fire _. ; horizontal bar _. ; horizontal labour union _. ,
hormone [hmun] _n. _.
horn [hn] 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 [hnbim] _n. _.
hornblende [hnblend] _n. _.
hornbook [hnbuk] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> _. ,
horned [hnd] 1. _p-p. horn 2 2. _a. ; horned cattle
hornet [hnIt] _n. _. ; to stir up a nest of hornets, to bring a hornets' nest about one's ears
hornlike [hnlaIk] _a. ,
hornpipe [hnpaIp] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> ( )
hornrimmed [hnrImd] _a.
horny [hnI] _a. 1> 2> 3> ;
hornyhanded [hnIhQndId] _a.
horologe [hrldZ] _n. _. _.
horology [hrldZI] _n. 1> 2>
horoscope [hrskup] _n. ; to cast a horoscope
horrent [hrnt] _a. _. ,
horrible [hrbl] 1. _a. 1> , 2> _. , , 2. _n. ; halfpenny horribles
horrid [hrId] _a. 1> , 2> _. , ,
horrific [hrIfIk] _a.
horrify [hrIfaI] _v. 1> ; 2>
horripilation [hrIpIleISn] _n. ,
horror [hr] _n. 1> ; the horrors of war 2> (of) 3> _. -. , ; he is a perfect horror! ! 4> _attr. a horror film (novel) () ; the horrors
horror-stricken [hrstrIkn], horror-struck [hrstrk] _a. ֣ ,
hors de combat [ȍdkmbA] _a. _. _predic. ( ..)
horsd'oeuvre [dvr] _n. _.
horse [hs] 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 [hsbrid] _n. ;
horse breeding [hsbridIN] _n.
horse godmother [hsgdmD] _n. _. , ,
horse sense [hssens] _n. _.
horse-bean [hsbin] _n. _.
horse-block [hsblk] _n. ( )
horse-box [hsbks] _n. 1> 2>
horse-boy [hsbI] _n. - ;
horse-breaker [hsbreIk] _n.
horse-breaking [hsbreIkIN] _n.
horse-breeding [hsbridIN] _a.
horse-chanter [hstSAnt] _n. ,
horse-chestnut [hstSesnt] _n. ( )
horse-cloth [hsklT] _n.
horse-collar [hskl] _n.
horse-comb [hskum] _n.
horse-coper [hskup] = horse-dealer
horse-cover [hskv] = horse-cloth
horse-dealer [hsdil] _n. ,
horse-drawn [hsdrn] _a.
horse-fly [hsflaI] _n.
horse-laugh [hslAf] _n. , , ,
horse-mackerel [hsmQkrl] _n.
horse-marine [hsmrin] _n. ; tell that to the horse-marines! !; !, () - !; !
horse-mill [hsmIl] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
horse-race [hsreIs] _n. ,
horse-radish [hsrQdIS] _n.
horse-soldier [hssuldZ] _n.
horse-tail [hsteIl] _n. 1> 2> ޣ " " 3> _. () 4> _.
horse-towel [hstaul] _n. ( )
horse-trade [hstreId] _n. ,
horseback [hsbQk] 1. _n. ; on horseback 2. _adv. _.
horseflesh [hsfleS] _n.
HorseGuards [hsgAdz] _n. _pl. 1> ; 2> _. ( )
horsehair [hshE] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _attr.
horsehoe [hshu] _n. _-.
horselatitudes [hslQtItjudz] _n. _pl. _. " " ( 30 - 35 grades N - ; . 30-35 )
horseleech [hslitS] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
horseless [hslIs] _a.
horseman [hsmn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 4>
horsemanship [hsmnSIp] _n.
horsepath [hspAT] _n.
horseplay [hspleI] _n. ;
horsepower [hspau] _n. _.
horseshoe [hSSu] 1. _n. ; -., 2. _v.
horsewhip [hswIp] 1. _n. 2. _v.
horsewoman [hswumn] _n. ,
horsing [hsIN] 1. _pres-p. horse 2 2. _n. 1> 2> 3>
horsy [hsI] _a. ; ; ,
hortative [httIv] _a. ;
hortatory [httrI] = hortative
horticultural [htIkltSrl] _a. ; horticultural crops ; horticultural sundry
horticulture [htIkltS] _n. 1> 2>
horticulturist [htIkltSrIst] _n.
hose _I [huz] 1. _n. , ( ); ; 2. _v. _II [huz] _n. _. 1> ; 2> , ,
hosier [huzI] _n.
hosiery [huzIrI] _n. 1> , 2> (, ) 3>
hospice [hspIs] _n. 1> (. ) 2> , 3> _.
hospitable [hspItbl] _a. 1> 2> , ; hospitable to new ideas ӣ , ӣ
hospital [hspItl] _n. 1> , ; to be in hospital 2> _. ; 3> _. ; clock hospital 4> _attr. , ; ; H. Saturday, H. Sunday
hospital chart [hspItltSAt] _n.
hospital-sheet [hspItlSit] = hospital chart
hospital-ship [hspItlSIp] _n. ,
hospital-train [hspItltreIn] _n.
hospitaler [hspItl] = hospitaller
hospitality [hspItQlItI] _n. ,
hospitalize [hspItlaIz] _v. ,
hospitaller [hspItl] _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 [hstIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
hostel [hstl] _n. 1> 2> (. youth hostel) 3> _.
hosteler, hosteller [hstl] _n. 1> , 2> ,
hostess [hustIs] _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> ( ) 5> ( )
hostile [hstaIl] _a. 1> , 2> (to); hostile feelings
hostility [hstIlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. ; to open hostilities
hostler [ȍsl] _n. 1> 2> _. _-.
hot [ht] 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 [htdg] 1. _n. _. 2. _interj. !
hot well [htwel] _n. 1> 2> _.
hot wind [htwInd] _n.
hot-air [htE] _a. 1> _. , 2> _.
hot-blooded [htbldId] _a. 1> , 2>
hot-brained [htbreInd] = hot-headed
hot-headed [hthedId] _a. ; ;
hot-plate [htpleIt] _n. 1> 2>
hot-pot [htpt] _n. ۣ
hot-pressing [htpresIN] _n. _. 1> 2>
hot-spirited [htspIrItId] _a. ,
hot-tempered [httempd] _a.
hot-waterbottle [htwtbtl] _n.
hotair [htE] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
hotbed [htbed] _n. 1> 2> ,
hotbrain [htbreIn] = hothead
hotchpot [htSpt] = hotchpotch
hotchpotch [htSptS] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
hotel [hutel] _n. ,
hotfoot [htfut] 1. _adv. , ; to come ( to follow) hotfoot on smb., smth. -., -. 2. _v. _.
hothead [hthed] _n. ( )
hothouse [hthaus] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _attr. ; hothouse plant
hotrod [htrd] _n. 1> , 2> -
hotshot [htSt] _a. _. _. ( )
hotspur [htsp] _n. 1> , , 2>
Hottentot [htntt] _n.
hough [hk] 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 [auskl] _n. _.
hour-glass [auglAs] _n. ( )
hour-hand [auhQnd] _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 H.) (); a parliament of two houses ; lower house ; upper house ; H. of Commons ; H. of Lords ; H. of Representatives , ; third house _. _. ; to enter the H. ; to divide the house _. ͣ ; to make a house ( ) 5> 6> (the H.) _. () 7> ; , ; appreciative house , ; to bring down the (whole) house ; full house 8> ; ; the first house starts at five o'clock 9> (the H.) _. 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 [hauslauns] _n. _. ()
house party [hauspAtI] _n. ,
house-agent [hauseIdZnt] _n.
house-boy [hausbI] _n. ,
house-break [hausbreIk] _v.
house-builder [hausbIld] _n. 1> , 2> _pl.
house-dog [hausdg] _n. У
house-flag [hausflQg] _n.
house-fly [hausflaI] _n.
house-physician [hausfIzISn] _n. ,
house-proud [hauspraud] _a. , ; house-proud woman ,
house-room [hausrum] _n. ; ; أ; to give house-room to smth. ( ) -.; to give house-room to smb. -.
house-surgeon [haussdZn] _n. ,
house-to-house [hausthaus] _a. house-to-house fighting ; house-to-house canvassing ( )
house-top [haustp] _n. ; to proclaim from the house-tops > _. ; >
house-warm [hauswm] _v.
house-warming [hauswmIN] _n.
houseboat [hausbut] _n. 1> ; , 2> ;
housebreaker [hausbreIk] _n. 1> , 2>
housecoat [hauskut] _n.
housecraft [hauskrAft] _n.
housefather [hausfAD] _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 [haushuldfrQntSaIz] = household suffrage
household suffrage [haushuldsfrIdZ] _n. ߣ
household troops [haushuldtrups] _n. () ,
householder [haushuld] _n. 1> ߣ 2>
housekeeper [hauskip] _n. 1> ; 2>
housekeeping [hauskipIN] _n. ;
houseless [hauslIs] _a. ;
housemaid [hausmeId] _n. (. ); ( )
housemaster [hausmAst] _n.
housemother [hausmD] _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> , ..
housewife [hauswaIf] _n. 1> 2> 3> [hzIf] ( );
housewifely [hauswaIflI] _a. , ;
housewifery [hauswIfrI] ;
housework [hauswk] _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 [hvl] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> ( ) 3> 2. _v. _-. ()
hover [hv] _v. 1> ( ; . hover over, hover about); ( ) 2> , (around, about - , ) 3> , ; ; to hover between life and death 4> , ,
hovercraft [hvkrAft] _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 [haudIdu] 1. _n. _. ; here's a nice ( pretty) how-d'ye-do! ! 2. = how do you do {. how 1}
how-do-you-do [haudjudu] . how 1
however [hauev] 1. _adv. 2. sj , ,
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 [hausuev] _adv.
hoy _I [hI] _n. 1> 2> _II [hI] _interj. !
hoyden [hIdn] _n. 1> , 2> -
hub _I [hb] _n. 1> (), 2> , , ; hub of the universe ; the H. _. _. . _II [hb] = hubby
hubble-bubble [hblbbl] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ,
hubbub [hbb] _n. , ,
hubby [hbI] _n. (_. husband) _. Σ
hubris [hjubrIs] _. _n. ;
huckaback [hkbQk] _n. ( ..)
huckle-bone [hklbun] _n. _. 1> 2> ();
huckleberry [hklbrI] _n.
huckster [hkst] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> ; ; 4> 2. _v. 1> 2> ; 3> , ()
huddle [hdl] 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 [hf] 1. _n. 1> , ; to be in ( to get into) a huff 2> , ( ) 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3> ; (into - out of) 4> (), () 5> ()
huffish [hfIS] _a. ; ;
huffy [hfI] _a. 1> , 2> = huffish
hug [hg] 1. _n. 1> ; to give smb. a hug -. 2> , ( ) 2. _v. 1> , 2> (-.) 3> , ( -.) 4> (-) 5> to hug oneself on ( for, over) smth. -.,
huge [hjudZ] _a. , ,
hugely [hjudZlI] _adv. ,
hugeness [hjudZnIs] _n.
hugeous [hjudZs] (. _.) . huge
hugger-mugger [hgmg] 1. _n. 1> ; in hugger-mugger 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> 3. _adv. 1> 2> , - 4. _v. 1> ; 2> () 3> , -
huguenot [hjugnt] _n. _. _.
hulk [hlk] _n. 1> 2> , , 3> _. 4>
hulking [hlkIN] _a. , ,
hull _I [hl] 1. _n. , 2. _v. , , _II [hl] 1. _n. 1> (, ); hull down , ; hull out , 2> , 3> _. 2. _v.
hullabaloo [hlblu] _n. , , ,
hulled _I [hld] 1. _p-p. hull I, 2 2. _a. , ݣ _II [hld] _p-p. hull II, 2
hullo, hulloa [hlu] _interj. !
hum _I [hm] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> _. , 2. _v. 1> , 2> , ; to hum and ha(w) > , ; > , 3> , 4> _. ; he makes things hum 5> _. , _II [hm] _. humbug 1, 1 _III [hm] _interj. !
human [hjumn] 1. _a. 1> , ; the human race 2> ; it's human to err 2. _n. _. ,
humane [hjumeIn] _a. 1> , ; H. Society 2>
humaneness [hjumeInnIs] _n. , ,
humanism [hjumnIzm] _n.
humanist [hjumnIst] _n. 1> 2>
humanitarian [hjumQnItErIn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. 1> 2>
humanity [hjumQnItI] _n. 1> 2> 3> , , 4> , 5> the humanities > ; > ;
humanize [hjumnaIz] _v. 1> ; ; 2>
humankind [hjumnkaInd] _n.
humanly [hjumnlI] _adv. 1> -; 2> ; all that is humanly possible ӣ, 3> ,
humble _I [hmbl] 1. _a. 1> 2> , ; in humble circumstances Σ 3> , ; a humble request 4> , 2. _v. ; _II [hmbl] = hummel
humble-bee [hmblbi] _n.
humbug [hmbg] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ( _interj.) , ; 3> , 4> 2. _v. , ; to humbug into smth. -.; to humbug out of smth. -.
humdinger [hmdIN] _n. _. _.
humdrum [hmdrm] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _a. ,
humect [hjumekt] _v. _. ,
humectate [hjumekteIt] _v. _. ,
humeral [hjumrl] _a. _.
humid [hjumId] _a. ,
humidify [hjumIdIfaI] _v.
humidity [hjumIdItI] _n. , ;
humidor [hjumId] _n. 1> ̣ ( ..) 2>
humify _I [hjumIfaI] _v. _II [hjumIfaI] _v. _-. ()
humiliate [hjumIlIeIt] _v. ,
humiliating [hjumIlIeItIN] _a. ,
humiliation [hjumIlIeISn] _n.
humility [hjumIlItI] _n. 1> , 2>
hummel [hml] _a. ,
hummer [hm] _n. _. ,
humming [hmIN] 1. _pres-p. hum I, 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> _. , ; a humming blow
humming-bird [hmINbd] _n. _.
humming-top [hmINtp] _n. ()
hummock [hmk] _n. 1> ; ; 2>
humor [hjum] _. = humour
humorist [hjumrIst] _n. 1> , 2>
humorous [hjumrs] _a. 1> 2> , , ; humorous accident
humour [hjum] 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 [hjumrIst] = humorist
humous [hjums] _a. ; humous soil
hump [hmp] 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 [hmpbQk] _n. 1> 2>
humpbacked [hmpbQkt] _a.
humph [mmhmf] _interj. !
humpty-dumpty [hmptIdmptI] _n. ,
humpy [hmpI] _n. _.
humus [hjums] _n. , ; ڣ
Hun [hn] _n. 1> _. ; _. 2> _.
hunch [hntS] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ; a hunch of bread 3> ( ) 4> _. , ; on a hunch ; to have a hunch ; 2. _v. 1> (), () ( hunch up) 2>
hunchback [hntSbQk] _n.
hundred [hndrd] 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 [hndrdpsent] _n. _. 1> -; 2> ;
hundredfold [hndrdfuld] 1. _a. 2. _adv.
hundredth [hndrdT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n.
hundredweight [hndrdweIt] _n. ( 112 = 50,8 , 100 = 45,3 )
hung [hN] _p. _p-p. hang 2
Hungarian [hNgErIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> , ; 2>
hunger [hNg] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , (-. - for, after) 2. _v. 1> , 2> (into - out of) 3> , (for, after)
hunger-march [hNgmAtS] _n.
hunger-marcher [hNgmAtS] _n.
hunger-strike [hNgstraIk] 1. _n. () 2. _v.
hungry [hNgrI] _a. 1> ; 2> , (-. - for) 3> , ( )
hunk [hNk] = hunch 1, 2
hunker [hNk] _n. _. 1> _. 2> 3> _attr.
hunkers [hNkz] _n. _pl. _.: on one's hunkers > ; >
hunks [hNks] _n.
hunky-dory [hNkIdrI] _a. _. _. ,
hunt [hnt] 1. _n. 1> 2> (H.) 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 [hntDslIp] _n. ()
hunter [hnt] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> 4>
hunter's moon [hntzmun] _n.
hunting [hntIN] 1. _pres-p. hunt 2 2. _n. 1> 2> _attr.
hunting-box [hntINbks] _n.
hunting-crop [hntINkrp] _n.
hunting-ground [hntINgraund] _n. ; happy hunting-ground(s) > , ( ); > , ;
hunting-horn [hntINhn] _n.
hunting-party [hntINpAtI] _n. ( )
hunting-season [hntINsizn] _n.
hunting-song [hntINsN] _n.
hunting-whip [hntINwIp] = hunting-crop
huntress [hntrIs] _n. -
huntsman [hntsmn] _n. 1> 2>
hup [hp] = hupp
hupp [hp] = hup [hp] 1. _interj. -! ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> ң
hurdle [hdl] 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 [hdlreIs] _n. _. 1> 2>
hurdler [hdl] _n. _.
hurdling [hdlIN] 1. _pres-p. hurdle 2 2. _n. _.
hurdy-gurdy [hdIgdI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. £
hurl [hl] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> ( ); ; ; to hurl oneself (at, upon - ); to hurl reproaches at smb. -. ң 2> _.
hurley [hlI] _n. 1> 2>
hurly-burly [hlIblI] _n. , ,
hurra [hurA] = hurrah
hurrah [hurA] 1. _interj. ! 2. _n. ; hurra's nest _. _. ; ; 3. _v. "!"
hurray [hureI] = hurrah
hurricane [hrIkn] _n. 1> ; 2> _attr. , ; hurricane deck _. ̣ ;
hurricanelamp [hrIknlQmp] _n. ""
hurried [hrId] 1. _p-p. hurry 2 2. _a. , , ; to have a hurried meal ; to write a few hurried lines
hurry [hrI] 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 [hrIskrI] 1. _n. ; 2. _adv. , - 3. _v. ; ;
hurry-up [hrIp] _a. _. _. ; hurry-up repairs
hurst [hst] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> ,
hurt [ht] 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 [htful] _a. ,
hurtle [htl] _v. 1> , , 2> 3> (. hurtle together); , (against - )
husband [hzbnd] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> _.
husbandly [hzbndlI] _a. 1> , 2> ,
husbandman [hzbndmn] _n. _. ;
husbandry [hzbndrI] _n. 1> , ; 2> ,
hush [hS] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> 2> (); ; hush up , ; 3. _interj. !, !
hush-hush [hShS] _a. , ; hush-hush show _. _.
hush-money [hSmnI] _n.
hushaby [hSbaI] _interj. -
hushfully [hSfulI] _adv. ۣ,
husk [hsk] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. £ 3> -. , 2. _v. ,
Husky [hskI] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
husky _I [hskI] 1. _a. 1> 2> 3> , 4> _. , , 2. _n. _. , , ; _II [hskI] _n. ( )
huso [hjusu] _n.
hussar [huzA] _n.
Hussite [hsaIt] _n. _.
hussy _I [hsI] _n. 1> 2> , _II [hsI] _n. , ; ( ..)
hustings [hstINz] _n. _pl. 1> _. 2> _. , 1872 . 3>
hustle [hsl] 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 [hsl] _n.
hut [ht] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> 3> _attr. ; hut barracks _. 2. _v. 1> 2>
hutch [htS] 1. _n. 1> .. 2> 3> _. , 4> _. 5> 6> _. 2. _v.
hutment [htmnt] _n. 1> ӣ 2> , ..
hutting [htIN] 1. _pres-p. hut 2 2. _n.
huzza [huzA] 1. _interj. ! 2. _n. "!" 3. _v. "!"
huzzy [hzI] = hussy I
hyacinth [haIsInT] _n. _. _.
hyaena [haIin] = hyena
hyaline [haIlIn] _a. 1> _. ; 2> ,
hyalite [haIlaIt] _n. _. ,
hyaloid [haIlId] _a.
hybrid [haIbrId] 1. _n. 1> , 2> -. 2. _a. ; ;
hybridization [haIbrIdaIzeISn] _n. _. ,
hybridize [haIbrIdaIz] _v. _. ()
HydePark [haIdpAk] _n. - ( )
hydra [haIdr] _n.
hydrangea [haIdreIndZ] _n. _. ()
hydrant [haIdrnt] _n. ,
hydrargyrum [haIdrAdZIrm] _n. _.
hydrate [haIdreIt] _n. _. , ; hydrate of lime ۣ ; hydrate of sodium
hydraulic [haIdrlIk] _a. ; hydraulic cement ( )
hydraulics [haIdrlIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
hydride [haIdraId] _n. _.
hydro _I [haIdru] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _. _. hydropathic 2 _II [haIdru] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _. _. hydroaeroplane
hydroaeroplane [haIdruErpleIn] _n. ̣,
hydrocarbon [haIdrukAbn] _n. _.
hydrocyanic [haIdrusaIQnIk] _a. _. ; hydrocyanic acid
hydrodynamics [haIdrudaInQmIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
hydroelectric [haIdruIlektrIk] _a.
hydrofluoric [haIdrufluȍrIk] _a. hydrofluoric acid ( )
hydrofoil [haIdrufIl] _n. 1> 2>
hydrogen [haIdrIdZn] _n. _. 1> ; heavy hydrogen ֣ , 2> _attr.
hydrogenbomb [haIdrIdZnbm] = H-bomb
hydrogenous [haIdrdZIns] _a. , ,
hydrography [haIdrgrfI] _n.
hydrology [haIdrldZI] _n.
hydrolysis [haIdrlIsIs] _n. _.
hydromechanics [haIdrumIkQnIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
hydrometer [haIdrmIt] _n. 1> , 2> _.
hydropathic [haIdrupQTIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. _.
hydropathy [haIdrpTI] _n.
hydrophobia [haIdrufubj] _n. _. ,
hydrophone [haIdrfun] _n. ( )
hydrophyte [haIdrfaIt] _n. _. ,
hydropic [haIdrpIk] _a. _. , ԣ
hydroplane [haIdrupleIn] _n. 1> 2> ̣
hydroponics [haIdrupnIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) _-.
hydropsy [haIdrpsI] _n. _.
hydrosphere [haIdrusfI] _n.
hydrostatic [haIdrustQtIk] _a.
hydrostatics [haIdrustQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
hydrous [haIdrs] _a. ,
hydroxide [haIdrksaId] _n. _. ,
hyena [haIin] _n.
hygiene [haIdZin] _n.
hygienic [haIdZinIk] _a. 1> 2>
hygienical [haIdZinIkl] _a. 1> 2>
hygienics [haIdZinIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) ;
hygrometer [haIgrmIt] _n.
hygroscopic [haIgruskupIk] _a.
hylic [haIlIk] _a. ,
hylotheism [haIlTIIzm] _n. _.
hymen [haImen] _n. _. ,
Hymen [haImn] _n. _.
hymeneal [haImenil] _a.
hymn [hIm] 1. _n. 2. _v. ;
hymnal [hImnl] 1. _n. 2. _a.
hymnbook [hImbuk] = hymnal 1
hyp [hIp] = hip III, 1
hyperacoustic [haIprkustIk] _a. _.
hyperbola [haIpbl] _n. (_pl. -lae, s [z]) _.
hyperbolae [haIpbli] _pl. hyperbola
hyperbole [haIpblI] _n. ;
hyperbolic [haIpblIk] _a. ;
hyperbolical [haIpblIkl] _a. ;
hyperborean [haIpbrin] _. 1. _a. , 2. _n. ,
hypercritical [haIpkrItIkl] _a. ,
hypermarket [haIpmAkIt] _n. , ,
hypermetrical [haIpmetrIkl] _a. ( )
hypersensitive [haIpsensItIv] _a.
hypersonic [haIpsunIk] _a. , ; hypersonic speed
hypertension [haIptenSn] _n.
hypertrophy [haIptrufI] _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 [hIpnusIs] _n.
hypnotic [hIpntIk] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. 1> , 2> 3> ()
hypnotism [hIpntIzm] _n.
hypnotist [hIpntIst] _n. ڣ
hypnotize [hIpntaIz] _v.
hypo [haIpu] _. hyposulphite
hypochondria [haIpukndrI] _n.
hypochondriac [haIpukndrIQk] 1. _n. 2. _a.
hypocrisy [hIpkrsI] _n. ,
hypocrite [hIpkrIt] _n. ,
hypocritical [hIpkrItIkl] _a. , ,
hypodermatic [haIpudmQtIk] _. = hypodermic 1 2, 1
hypodermic [haIpudmIk] 1. _a. _. ; hypodermic syringe ( needle) 2. _n. 1> 2> = hypodermic syringe 3> ,
hypophyses [haIpfIsiz] p hypophysis
hypophysis [haIpfIsIs] _n. (_pl. ses) _.
hyposulphite [haIpuslfaIt] _n.
hypotenuse [haIptInjuz] _n. _.
hypothec [haIpTk] _n. ;
hypothecate [haIpTIkeIt] _v. ()
hypothermia [haIpuTmI] _n. _.
hypotheses [haIpTIsiz] _pl. hypothesis
hypothesis [haIpTIsIs] _n. (_pl. theses) ,
hypothesize [haIpTIsaIz] _v.
hypothetic [haIpuTetIk], hypothetical [haIpuTetIkl] _a. ,
hypsometric [hIpsumetrIk] _a. _. ; hypsometric date
hyson [haIsn] _n. ̣
hyspy [haIspaI] _n.
hyssop [hIsp] _n. _. ()
hysteresis [hIstrisIs] _n. _. , ,
hysteria [hIstIrI] _n.
hysterical [hIsterIkl] _a. ,
hysterics [hIsterIks] _n. _pl. ,
I i [aI] _n. (_pl. Is, I's [aIz]) 9- .
I [aI] _pron. _pers. 1> ; . _n. me , ..; _obj. . . _subj.; 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 [aIbim] _n. _.
iamb [aIQmb] = iambus
iambi [aIQmbaI] _pl. iambus
iambic [aIQmbIk] 1. _n. 2. _a.
iambus [aIQmbs] _n. (_pl. bi, es [Iz])
iarovize [jArvaIz] _. _v. _-.
Iberian [aIbIrIn] _. 1. _a. ; Iberian Peninsula 2. _n. 1> 2>
ibex [aIbeks] _n. (_pl. -xes [ksIz], ibices) _. ڣ
ibices [aIbIsiz] _pl. ibex
ibidem [IbaIdem] _. _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 [aIseIdZ] _n. (. Ice Age)
ice-axe [aIsQks] _n. , ()
ice-bag [aIsbQg] _n. _.
ice-boat [aIsbut] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
ice-bound [aIsbaund] _a. 1> ( ..) 2> ԣ ( ..)
ice-box [aIsbks] _n. ;
ice-breaker [aIsbreIk] _n.
ice-cold [aIskuld] _a. ̣,
ice-cream [aIskrim] _n.
ice-field [aIsfild] _n. , ̣
ice-floe [aIsflu] _n.
ice-hockey [aIshkI] _n.
ice-house [aIshaus] _n. 1> , 2> (. )
ice-pack [aIspQk] _n. , ̣, ̣
ice-pail [aIspeIl] _n. ģ ( )
ice-rink [aIsrINk] _n.
ice-run [aIsrn] _n. ( )
ice-show [aIsSu] _n.
ice-yacht [aIsjt] _n.
iceberg [aIsbg] _n.
iceblink [aIsblINk] _n.
icedrift [aIsdrIft] _n. 1> 2> ,
Icelander [aIslnd] _n. ;
Icelandic [aIslQndIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
iceman [aIsmQn] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. ,
ichneumon [Iknjumn] _n. _. 1> , , 2> (; . ichneumon fly)
ichor [aIk] _n. 1> _. _. ( ) 2> _. , ;
ichthyography [IkTIȍgrfI] _n.
ichthyoid [IkTIId] _a.
ichthyologist [IkTIȍldZIst] _n.
ichthyology [IkTIȍldZI] _n.
ichthyophagous [IkTIȍfgs] _a.
ichthyosaurus [IkTIsrs] _n.
icicle [aIsIkl] _n.
icily [aIsIlI] _adv. (. _.)
icing [aIsIN] 1. _pres-p. ice 2 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _.
icon [aIkn] _n.
iconic [aIknIk] _a.
iconoclast [aIknuklQst] _n. 1> _. 2> , ,
iconography [aIkngrfI] _n.
iconoscope [aIknskup] _n. _.
icteric [IkterIk] _a. ,
icterus [Iktrs] _n. _.
ictus [Ikts] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _.
icy [aIsI] _a. 1> , (. _.); icy welcome ɣ 2>
idea [aIdI] _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 [aIdIl] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> , 2> , ;
idealism [aIdIlIzm] _n.
idealist [aIdIlIst] _n.
idealistic [aIdIlIstIk] _a.
ideality [aIdIQlItI] _n. 1> 2> (. _pl.) -. ,
idealization [aIdIlaIzeISn] _n.
idealize [aIdIlaIz] _v. 1> 2>
ideally [aIdIlI] _adv. 1> , 2> ,
ideate [aIdieIt] _v. 1> _. 2> ;
ideation [aIdIeISn] _n.
ideefixe [IdeIfiks] _n. _. ,
idem [aIdem] _. _n. ; ;
identic [aIdentIk] _a. 1> = identical 2> identic note , ( )
identical [aIdentIkl] _a. 1> ( ); the identical room where Shakespeare was born , 2> , , (with)
identification [aIdentIfIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> ; identification of enemy units _. 4> , (with) 5> _attr. ; identification parade ; identification disc ( disk) _. ; identification prisoner , ""
identify [aIdentIfaI] _v. 1> (with) 2> , ; to identify oneself , 3> ; (with)
identikit [aIdentIkIt] _n. ( ..),
identity [aIdentItI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> , 4> _. 5> _attr. , ; identity card
ideogram [IdIugrQm] _n. ( , )
ideograph [IdIugrAf] _n. ( , )
ideographic [IdIugrQfIk] _a.
ideographical [IdIugrQfIkl] _a.
ideolect [IdIlekt] _n. ; is this word part of your ideolect? ?
ideological [aIdIldZIkl] _a.
ideologist [aIdIȍldZIst] _n.
ideology [aIdIȍldZI] _n. ,
ides [aIdz] _n. _pl. .-
idiocy [IdIsI] _n. 1> 2> _.
idiom [IdIm] _n. 1> , 2> , , ; local idiom 3> ( )
idiomatic [IdImQtIk] _a. 1> ; 2> 3>
idiosyncrasy [IdIsINkrsI] _n. 1> , , 2> _.
idiosyncratic [IdIsINkrQtIk] _a.
idiot [IdIt] _n. 1> 2> _. ; a drivelling idiot
idiotic [IdIȍtIk] _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 [aIdlhedId] _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 [aIdlt] _n. 1> 2> ,
idolatress [aIdltrIs] _n. 1> 2>
idolatry [aIdltrI] _n. 1> 2> ,
idolize [aIdlaIz] _v. 1> , 2>
idyll [IdIl] _n.
idyllic [aIdIlIk] _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 [IgnIsfQtjus] _. _n. 1> Σ 2>
ignite [IgnaIt] _v. 1> 2> , 3> 4>
igniter [IgnaIt] _n. _.
ignition [IgnISn] _n. 1> , ; ; 2> 3> _attr.
ignoble [Ignubl] _a. 1> , ; ; ignoble peace ; ignoble purposes 2> _.
ignominious [IgnumInIs] _a. , ; ignominious defeat
ignominy [IgnmInI] _n. 1> , 2> , ;
ignoramus [IgnreIms] _. _n. (_pl. es [Iz])
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 [Ign] _v. 1> 2> _. (, )
ikon [aIkn] = icon
il [Il] _pref. . in I II
ileus [IlIs] _n. _. ,
ilex [aIleks] _n. _.
ilia [IlI] _pl. ilium
iliac [IlIQk] _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 [IldvaIzd] _a. ;
ill-affected [IlfektId] _a. ;
ill-bred [Ilbred] _a. ; ,
ill-conditioned [IlkndISnd] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> ; 4> _-. , ( ) 5> _.
ill-considered [IlknsIdd] _a.
ill-disposed [IldIspuzd] _a. 1> ; 2> (towards - ) 3> ,
ill-fated [IlfeItId] _a. ; ;
ill-favoured [IlfeIvd] _a. 1> 2>
ill-feeling [IlfilIN] _n. 1> ; 2>
ill-found [Ilfaund] _a. ֣, ( ޣ-.)
ill-founded [IlfaundId] _a.
ill-gotten [Ilgtn] _a. ԣ; ill-gotten, ill-spent _. ģ
ill-humoured [Ilhjumd] _a. ;
ill-judjed [Ildzdzd] _a. 1> , 2> ,
ill-luck [Illk] _n. ,
ill-mannered [IlmQnd] _a. ,
ill-natured [IlneItSd] _a. , ;
ill-omened [Ilȫumend] _a. ,
ill-placed [IlpleIst] _a. 1> 2>
ill-sorted [IlstId] _a.
ill-spoken [Ilspukn] _a.
ill-starred [IlstAd] _a. , ,
ill-suited [IlsjutId] _a. ,
ill-tempered [Iltempd] _a. ; ,
ill-timed [IltaImd] _a. ,
ill-treat [Iltrit] _v. ,
ill-treatment [Iltritmnt] _n.
ill-use 1. _n. [Iljus] 2. _v. [Iljuz] ( -.)
ill-used [Iljuzd] 1. _p-p. illuse 2 2. _a.
ill-will [IlwIl] _n. ; (to, towards)
ill-wisher [IlwIS] _n.
ill-wresting [IlrestIN] _a. 1> 2>
illation [IleISn] _n. _. ,
illative [IleItIv] _a. ,
illbreeding [IlbridIN] _n. , ,
illegal [Iligl] _a. 1> 2> ; illegal strike _. ,
illegality [IligQlItI] _n. 1> 2>
illegibility [IledZIbIlItI] _n. ,
illegible [IledZbl] _a. ޣ, , ( )
illegitimacy [IlIdZItImsI] _n. 1> 2> ģ
illegitimate [IlIdZItImIt] 1. _a. 1> 2> ģ 3> ( ) 2. _v.
illiberal [IlIbrl] _a. 1> ݣ; 2> ( ) 3> ,
illicit [IlIsIt] _a. ; , ݣ
illimitable [IlImItbl] _a. ,
illinium [IlInIm] _n. _.
illiteracy [IlItrsI] _n. ;
illiterate [IlItrIt] 1. _n. 1> () 2> ; 2. _a. 1> ; 2>
illness [IlnIs] _n. ;
illogical [IldZIkl] _a.
illogicality [IldZIkQlItI] _n.
illume [Ilum] _. . illumine 1 2
illuminate [IljumIneIt] _v. 1> , 2> , 3> ; 4> 5> ,
illuminating [IljumIneItIN] 1. _pres-p. illuminate 2. _a. 1> , ; illuminating gas 2>
illumination [IljumIneISn] _n. 1> 2> _. ݣ 3> 4> (. _pl.) 5> _pl. ; 6> 7> _attr. ; illumination engineering
illuminative [IljumIntIv] _a. 1> 2>
illumine [IljumIn] _v. 1> 2> 3> ,
illusion [IluZn] _n. 1> , ; ; optical illusion ; to indulge in illusions ; to have no illusions about smb. (smth.) -. ޣ ( -. ) 2> ,
illusionist [IluZnIst] _n. 1> , 2> , ڣ 3> _.
illusive [IlusIv] _a. , ,
illusory [IlusrI] = illusive
illustrate [IlstreIt] _v. 1> ; a well-illustrated book 2> , (, ..)
illustration [IlstreISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ,
illustrative [IlstreItIv] _a. ;
illustrious [IlstrIs] _a. ; ,
illy [IlI] _. = ill 3
image [ImIdZ] 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 [ImIdZbIldIN] _n. , ( , ..)
imagery [ImIdZrI] _n. 1> _. _. 2> , 3>
imaginable [ImQdZInbl] _a.
imaginary [ImQdZInrI] _a. 1> ; 2>
imagination [ImQdZIneISn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ()
imaginative [ImQdZIntIv] _a. 1> ң 2> ; ; imaginative literature
imagine [ImQdZIn] _v. 1> , 2> , , 3> ,
imagines [ImeIdZIniz] _pl. imago
imago [ImeIgu] _n. (_pl. gines, os [ouz]) 1> 2> ( )
imbalance [ImbQlns] _n. 1> , 2>
imbecile [ImbIsil] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> _. ,
imbecility [ImbIsIlItI] _n. 1> 2> _. 3>
imbed [Imbed] = embed
imbibe [ImbaIb] _v. 1> , , ; 2> ; 3> _. (. )
imbibition [ImbIbISn] _n. . {. imbibe}
imbrex [Imbreks] _n. (_pl. imbrices) _.
imbricate [ImbrIkeIt] _v. _. ̣
imbrication [ImbrIkeISn] _n. 1> _. ̣ 2> _.
imbrices [ImbrIsiz] _pl. imbrex
imbroglio [ImbrulIu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) ; ,
imbrue [Imbru] _v. , ; to imbrue one's hands with blood
imbue [Imbju] _v. 1> , , 2> (); (, ); () 3> , , ; (); imbued with patriotism
imitate [ImIteIt] _v. 1> , 2> , ; 3> , 4> _.
imitation [ImIteISn] _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 [ImQkjulsI] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
immaculate [ImQkjulIt] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> _.
immanence [Imnns] _n. 1> , , 2> _.
immanency [ImnnsI] _n. 1> , , 2> _.
immanent [Imnnt] _a. 1> , 2> _.
immaterial [ImtIrIl] _a. 1> ; , 2> ,
immateriality [ImtIrIQlItI] _n. 1> 2>
immature [Imtju] _a. 1> , ; 2> _. ( ); ( )
immaturity [ImtjurItI] _n.
immeasurability [ImeZrbIlItI] _n. ,
immeasurable [ImeZrbl] _a. , ;
immediacy [ImidjsI] _n. 1> 2> ,
immediate [Imidjt] _a. 1> , ; immediate contagion _. 2> ; my immediate neighbours ; the immediate postwar years ; in our immediate time 3> , , ; to take immediate action ,
immediately [ImidjtlI] 1. _adv. 1> 2> , 2. _cj. ; you may leave immediately he comes , ģ
immedicable [ImedIkbl] _a.
immemorial [ImImrIl] _a. 1> ; from time immemorial ͣ 2>
immense [Imens] _a. 1> , 2> 3> _. ,
immensely [ImenslI] _adv. _. , ,
immensity [ImensItI] _n. ,
immerse [Ims] _v. 1> , (in) 2> , (, ) 3> , ; immersed in debt
immersion [ImSn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _.
immigrant [ImIgrnt] 1. _n. ; 2. _a.
immigrate [ImIgreIt] _v.
immigration [ImIgreISn] _n.
imminence [ImInns] _n. (-.); , ; ,
imminent [ImInnt] _a. , , , ( ..)
immiscible [ImIsIbl] _a. ,
immitigable [ImItIgbl] _a. 1> , 2>
immixture [ImIkstS] _n. 1> 2> , (in - )
immobile [ImubaIl] _a. ;
immobility [ImubIlItI] _a.
immobilize [ImubIlaIz] _v. 1> ; ; , , 2> _. , 3> ()
immoderate [ImdrIt] _a. 1> , , 2>
immodest [ImdIst] _a. 1> ; 2> ,
immodesty [ImdIstI] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
immolate [ImuleIt] _v. 1> 2> _. (-.)
immolation [ImuleISn] _n. 1> 2> (. _.)
immoral [Imrl] _a. , ; ,
immorality [ImrQlItI] _n. 1> , ; 2>
immortal [Imtl] 1. _a. ; , ; immortal glory ( fame) 2. _n. _pl. (the immortals) ( )
immortality [ImtQlItI] _n. ,
immortalization [ImtlaIzeISn] _n.
immortalize [ImtlaIz] _v. ,
immortelle [Imtel] _n. _. _. ,
immovability [ImuvbIlItI] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ,
immovable [Imuvbl] 1. _a. 1> , ; ; immovable property 2> , 3> , , 2. _n. _pl. ,
immune [Imjun] _a. 1> ( -. ); 2> ģ, ( -.) 3>
immunity [ImjunItI] _n. 1> ( -. ); 2> ( , ..) 3>
immunization [ImjunaIzeISn] _n.
immunize [ImjunaIz] _v.
immunology [ImjunldZI] _n.
immure [Imju] _v. 1> ; to immure oneself ң 2> _. ; 3> _.
immurement [Imjumnt] _n. 1> 2> 3>
immutability [ImjutbIlItI] _n. ,
immutable [Imjutbl] _a. ,
imp [Imp] _n. 1> ԣ, ӣ 2> ̣ ( £) 3> _. ;
impact 1. _n. [ImpQkt] 1> , ; 2> , 3> , 4> _attr. , ; impact fuze _. ; impact strength _. 2. _v. [ImpQkt] 1> 2> 3> ();
impair [ImpE] _v. 1> , 2> (); , ; to impair one's health ϣ 3>
impaired [ImpEd] 1. _p-p. impair 2. _a. 1> , ; impaired development ( _-. ) 2>
impairment [ImpEmnt] _n. ;
impale [ImpeIl] _v. 1> , ; to impale oneself upon smth. , -. 2> _. 3> _.
impalement [ImpeIlmnt] _n. 1> _. 2>
impalpability [ImpQlpbIlItI] _n. ,
impalpable [ImpQlpbl] _a. 1> , ; 2> , ; impalpable distinctions ,
impanel [ImpQnl] = empanel
imparity [ImpQrItI] _n.
impark [ImpAk] _v. 1> () 2> ( )
impart [ImpAt] _v. 1> , 2> , (, )
impartial [ImpASl] _a. , ;
impartiality [ImpASIQlItI] _n. ,
impartible [ImpAtIbl] _a. ( )
impassable [ImpAsbl] _a. ,
impasse [QmpAs] _n. _. 1> 2> ,
impassibility [ImpQsIbIlItI] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> ;
impassible [ImpQsIbl] _a. 1> ( ..) 2> ;
impassion [ImpQSn] _v. ;
impassioned [ImpQSnd] 1. _p-p. impassion 2. _a. , ,
impassive [ImpQsIv] _a. 1> = impassible 1 2> , ;
impassivity [ImpQsIvItI] _n. ,
impaste [ImpeIst] _v. 1> _. , 2> , {. paste 1}
impatience [ImpeISns] _n. 1> 2> ;
impatient [ImpeISnt] _a. 1> 2> (-.); ; impatient of reproof 3> ; (of)
impawn [Impn] _v. 1> , 2> _.
impeach [ImpitS] _v. 1> ; ; to impeach smb.'s motives -. 2> 3> (of, with) 4>
impeachment [ImpitSmnt] _n. 1> 2> 3> (. );
impeccability [ImpekbIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
impeccable [Impekbl] _a. 1> 2> ; an impeccable record
impecunious [ImpIkjunjs] _a. , ,
impedance [Impidns] _n. _. ,
impede [Impid] _v. , , ; (, , ..); his load impeded him
impediment [ImpedImnt] _n. 1> , , ; an impediment in one's speech 2> _. _. 3> _pl.
impedimenta [ImpedIment] _n. _pl.
impedimental [ImpedImentl] _a. ,
impel [Impel] _v. 1> 2> , (to)
impellent [Impelnt] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
impeller [Impel] _n. _. , ,
impend [Impend] _v. (. _pres-p.) 1> (over); _. . ; the danger impending over us 2> ,
impendence [Impendns] _n. , (-.)
impendent [Impendnt] _a. , ; ;
impending [ImpendIN] 1. _pres-p. impend 2. _a. , , ; an impending storm
impenetrability [ImpenItrbIlItI] _n. . {. impenetrable}
impenetrable [ImpenItrbl] _a. 1> , ; 2> ; ; impenetrable darkness 3> , 4> ; a mind impenetrable by ( to) new ideas
impenetrate [ImpenItreIt] _v. ;
impenitence [ImpenItns] _n.
impenitent [ImpenItnt] _a. ; ;
imperatival [ImpertaIvl] _a. _. ,
imperative [ImpertIv] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> _. 2. _a. 1> , 2> , ; 3> imperative mood _.
imperceptible [Impseptbl] _a. ,
imperfect [ImpfIkt] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> , ۣ 3> _. imperfect tense = 2 2. _n. _. ,
imperfection [ImpfekSn] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
imperial [ImpIrIl] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> 3> , 4> ; 5> , ( ); imperial gallon (= 4,54 ) 2. _n. 1> () 2> (23 . 31 .) 3> , , .. 4> ( )
imperialism [ImpIrIlIzm] _n.
imperialist [ImpIrIlIst] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
imperialistic [ImpIrIlIstIk] _a.
imperil [ImperIl] _v.
imperious [ImpIrIs] _a. 1> , ; 2> , ; imperious want
imperishability [ImperISbIlItI] _n. ;
imperishable [ImperISbl] _a. 1> ; , 2>
impermanent [Impmnnt] _a. 1> , ̣ 2> 3> , ( )
impermeability [ImpmjbIlItI] _n. ;
impermeable [Impmjbl] _a. 1> ; ; impermeable to water 2> _. , ( )
impermissible [ImpmIsbl] _a. ,
impersonal [Impsnl] _a. 1> (. _.); ̣ 2> ; , 3> ,
impersonality [ImpsnQlItI] _n.
impersonate [ImpsneIt] _v. 1> , 2> 3> ( -.)
impersonation [ImpsneISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
impersonator [ImpsneIt] _n. 1> () 2>
impertinence [ImptInns] _n. 1> , , 2>
impertinent [ImptInnt] _a. 1> , , 2>
imperturbability [ImptbbIlItI] _n. ,
imperturbable [Imptbbl] _a. ,
impervious [Impvjs] _a. 1> ; impervious soil 2> (to) 3> ; , ( ..)
impetigo [ImpItaIgu] _n. _.
impetuosity [ImpetjuȍsItI] _n. , ; ;
impetuous [Impetjus] _a. 1> , , ; 2>
impetus [ImpIts] _n. 1> , 2> () ; , , , ; to give an impetus to smth. -.
impiety [ImpaItI] _n. 1> , 2> ,
impinge [ImpIndZ] _v. 1> , (on, upon, against) 2> , ; to impinge upon smb.'s rights , -.
impingement [ImpIndZmnt] _n. 1> , 2> ( -. )
impious [ImpIs] _n.
impish [ImpIS] _a. ; ; impish laughter
implacability [ImplQkbIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
implacable [ImplQkbl] _a. 1> 2>
implant 1. _v. [ImplAnt] 1> ; , 2> 3> () 2. _n. [ImplAnt] _. , ( )
implantation [ImplAnteISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ()
implement 1. _n. [ImplImnt] ; , ; (. _pl.) , ; 2. _v. [ImplIment] 1> , ; ; to implement a decision 2>
implementation [ImplImenteISn] _n. ,
implex [Impleks] _a. ,
implicate [ImplIkeIt] _v. 1> , ; to be implicated in a crime 2> , 3>
implication [ImplIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> , , 3> , ; ; ; by implication ; the implication of events ,
implicit [ImplIsIt] _a. 1> , , ; implicit denial ; implicit function _. 2> , , ; implicit faith
implicitly [ImplIsItlI] _adv. 1> 2> ,
implode [Implud] _v. ()
implore [Impl] _v. ;
imploringly [ImplrINlI] _adv. ;
imply [ImplaI] _v. 1> , ; with all that it implies 2> ,
impolicy [ImplIsI] _n. 1> 2>
impolite [ImplaIt] _a. ,
impolitic [ImplItIk] _a. ; ,
imponderable [Impndrbl] 1. _a. 1> , ̣ 2> ޣ; ; 2. _n. (. _pl.) ; -. ; -.,
import _I 1. _n. [Impt] 1> , 2> _pl. , ; imports and exports ; 2. _v. [Impt] 1> , (into) 2> , ; to import personal feelings _II 1. _n. [Impt] 1> , , 2> , ; a question of great import 2. _v. [Impt] 1> , , 2> , ; that does not import
importable [Imptbl] _a.
importance [Imptns] _n. 1> , ; a position of importance 2> ; to attach importance to smth. -. ; -.; of no importance
important [Imptnt] _a. 1> , , 2> , ; to look important
importation [ImpteISn] _n. 1> , ; 2>
importer [Impt] _n. ԣ
importless [ImptlIs] _a. , ,
importunate [ImptjunIt] _a. 1> ; , 2> ,
importune [Imptjun] _v. ; ;
importunity [ImptjunItI] _n. ;
impose [Impuz] _v. 1> (, ..); ( - on) 2> (on, upon) 3> () 4> , (on, upon) 5> _. (); ( )
imposing [ImpuzIN] 1. _pres-p. impose 2. _a. ; ,
imposition [ImpzISn] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> 4> _. ( , ) 5> _. ( )
impossibility [ImpsbIlItI] _n. . {. impossible}
impossible [Impsbl] _a. 1> , 2> 3> _. ,
impost [Impust] _n. 1> _. , ; 2> _.
impostor [Impst] _n. 1> , 2>
imposture [ImpstS] _n. ,
impotable [Imputbl] _a.
impotence [Imptns] _n. 1> , 2> _.
impotent [Imptnt] _a. 1> , 2> _.
impound [Impaund] _v. 1> 2> () 3> , 4> ()
impoundment [Impaundmnt] _n. ,
impoverish [ImpvrIS] _v. 1> , , 2> () 3> () 4> , , ; to impoverish life
impoverished [ImpvrISt] 1. _p-p. impoverish 2. _a. 1> ݣ; impoverished soil ݣ 2> , ; an impoverished existence
impoverishment [ImpvrISmnt] _n. , . {. impoverish}
impracticability [ImprQktIkbIlItI] _n. . {. impracticable}
impracticable [ImprQktIkbl] _a. 1> , , 2> , ; 3> , ; 4> ,
impractical [ImprQktIkl] 1> = impracticable 2> = unpractical
imprecate [ImprIkeIt] _v. , -.
imprecation [ImprIkeISn] _n.
imprecatory [ImprIkeItrI] _a. ,
impregnability [ImpregnbIlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
impregnable [Impregnbl] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> _.
impregnate 1. _a. [ImpregnIt] = impregnated 2. _v. [ImpregneIt] 1> 2> , 3> (with) 4> ;
impregnated [ImpregneItId] _a. 1> ң 2> 3> , (with)
impregnation [ImpregneISn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
impresari [ImpresAri] _pl. impresario
impresario [ImpresArIu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz] - -ri) Σ,
imprescriptible [ImprIskrIptbl] _a.
impress _I 1. _n. [Impres] 1> , 2> , 3> , , , (-.); a work bearing an impress of genius , 2. _v. [Impres] 1> ; 2> , , (on); to impress a mark upon smth. , ޣ-. 3> , , ( ); impress on him that he must... , ... 4> , ; to impress smb. favourably -. _II [Impres] _v. 1> _. _. 2> ( ..)
impressibility [ImpresIbIlItI] _n.
impressible [Impresbl] _a. ,
impression [ImpreSn] _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 [ImpreSnbIlItI] _n. ,
impressionable [ImpreSnbl] _a. ,
impressionism [ImpreSnIzm] _n. _.
impressionistic [ImpreSnIstIk] _a. _.
impressive [ImpresIv] _a. ; ; ; impressive speech
impressment [Impresmnt] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
imprest [Imprest] _n. , ޣ
imprimatur [ImprImeIt] _. _n. 1> ( ) 2> ,
imprimis [ImpraImIs] _. _adv. -
imprint 1. _n. [ImprInt] 1> (. _.); ; the imprint of cares 2> _. , (. publisher's printer's imprint) 2. _v. [ImprInt] 1> (on, with) 2> ; (on, in)
imprison [ImprIzn] _v. ;
imprisonment [ImprIznmnt] _n. ( );
improbability [ImprbbIlItI] _n. ,
improbable [Imprbbl] _a. ,
improbity [ImprubItI] _n. ,
impromptu [Imprmptju] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. 3. _adv. ,
improper [Imprp] _a. 1> , 2> ; ; improper practice > ( ) ; > ɣ 3> , 4> ,
impropriety [ImprpraItI] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ,
improvable [Impruvbl] _a. ,
improve [Impruv] _v. (); (); to improve in health ; to improve in looks ; to improve the occasion ( the opportunity, the shining hour) ; improve away , ; , ; improve upon ,
improved [Impruvd] 1. _p-p. improve 2. _a. ; improved techniques ;
improvement [Impruvmnt] _n. 1> , (on, upon) 2> 3> _pl. _. ( , ) 4> _pl. _. , ( , )
improver [Impruv] _n. 1> , , 2> , ֣ 3>
improvidence [ImprvIdns] _n. 1> 2>
improvident [ImprvIdnt] _a. 1> 2>
improvisation [ImprvaIzeISn] _n.
improvisator [ImprvIzeIt] _n.
improvise [ImprvaIz] _v. 1> 2> ,
imprudence [Imprudns] _n. 1> , ; 2>
imprudent [Imprudnt] _a. , ;
impudence [Impjudns] _n. , ; ; none of your impudence! _. !
impudent [Impjudnt] _a. , ;
impugn [Impjun] _v. , ;
impugnable [Impjunbl] _a. ;
impugnment [Impjunmnt] _n. ;
impulse [Impls] _n. 1> , ; to give an impulse to trade 2> ; ; to act on impulse 3> _attr. impulse turbine _.
impulsion [ImplSn] _n. ,
impulsive [ImplsIv] _a. 1> 2> ; impulsive force
impunity [ImpjunItI] _n. ; with impunity > ; >
impure [Impju] _a. 1> ; 2> , ,
impurity [ImpjurItI] _n. 1> , 2>
imputation [ImpjuteISn] _n. 1> , (of) 2> , ( -. ); to cast an imputation on smb.'s character -.
impute [Impjut] _v. 1> (. , _. ) 2> -., -. ޣ
in [In] 1. _prep. , 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 [InsaItju] _. _adv. ϣ
in- [In] ( il- l, im- b, m, p ir- r) _pref. _I -, -, -; inborn, imborn ģ, ģ; to inlay , .. _II -, -; .: active - inactive ; legal - illegal ..
in-and-in [InndIn] _a. in-and-in breeding ; in-and-in marriage
in-and-out [Inndaut] _adv. 1> , ; he was in-and-out all the time .., 2> ; _. ; to know smb. in-and-out -. ; in-and-out work
in-between [InbItwin] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. , ; in-between tints ,
in-calf [InkAf] _a. ( )
in-flight [InflaIt] _a. in-flight refuelling ( feeding) _.
in-laws [Inlz] _n. _pl. _.
in-patient [InpeISnt] _n. ; _.
in-planttraining [InplAnttreInIN] _n.
in-toed [Intud] _a. , ݣ ;
inability [InbIlItI] _n. ; ; inability to pay ԣ
inaccessibility [InQksesbIlItI] _n. ;
inaccessible [InQksesbl] _a. , ;
inaccuracy [InQkjursI] _n. 1> 2>
inaccurate [InQkjurIt] _a. 1> 2> ,
inaction [InQkSn] _n. ; ,
inactive [InQktIv] _a. ; ;
inactivity [InQktIvItI] _n. ;
inadaptability [IndQptbIlItI] _n. 1> ; 2>
inadequacy [InQdIkwsI] _n. ; ;
inadequate [InQdIkwIt] _a. ; ; ;
inadhesive [IndhisIv] _a. ,
inadmissible [IndmIsbl] _a. ,
inadvertence [Indvtns] _n. 1> ; ; by inadvertence 2> , 3>
inadvertency [IndvtnsI] _n. 1> ; ; by inadvertency 2> , 3>
inadvertent [Indvtnt] _a. 1> ; 2> , ,
inalienability [IneIljnbIlItI] _n. _. ;
inalienable [IneIljnbl] _a. _. ;
inalterable [Inȍltrbl] _a. ;
inamorata [InQmrAt] _. _n. 1> 2>
inamorato [InQmrAtu] _. _n. 1> 2>
inane [IneIn] _a. ; ; ,
inanimate [InQnImIt] _a. 1> ̣, ; inanimate matter ; inanimate nature 2> ,
inanimation [InQnImeISn] _n. 1> ̣ 2>
inanition [InnISn] _n. 1> = inanity 2> ,
inanity [InQnItI] _n. ; ; ,
inapplicability [InQplIkbIlItI] _n. ; ;
inapplicable [InQplIkbl] _a. ; ;
inapposite [InQpzIt] _a. ,
inappreciable [InpriSbl] _a. 1> ; ; ; , ޣ 2> ,
inapprehensible [InQprIhensbl] _a. ,
inapproachable [InprutSbl] _a. ; ,
inappropriate [InpruprIIt] _a. , ,
inapt [InQpt] _a. 1> , 2> , ; inapt remark ,
inaptitude [InQptItjud] _n. 1> ; 2>
inarch [InAtS] _v. ()
inarm [InAm] _v. _. ;
inartful [InAtful] _a.
inarticulate [InAtIkjulIt] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ; inarticulate animal 4> _. Σ
inartificial [InAtIfISl] _a. 1> , 2> ,
inartistic [InAtIstIk] _a. 1> 2> ۣ
inasmuch as [InzmtSQz] _adv. ; ,
inattention [IntenSn] _n. ;
inattentive [IntentIv] _a.
inaudibility [InǍdbIlItI] _n.
inaudible [Inȍdbl] _a. ,
inaugural [Ingjurl] 1. _a. ; inaugural address (, ..) 2. _n. = inaugural address
inaugurate [IngjureIt] _v. 1> 2> (, ..) 3> ; a policy inaugurated from... , ...; to inaugurate a new era
inauguration [IngjureISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr. I. Day
inauspicious [InspISs] _a. ; ;
inboard [Inbd] _. 1. _a. , 2. _adv.
inborn [Inbn] _a. ģ, ģ;
inbound [Inbaund] _a. , , - ..
inbreak [InbreIk] _n. ;
inbreathe [InbriD] _v. 1> 2> _. ( -. , ..)
inbred [Inbred] _a. 1> = inborn 2> ģ , 3>
inbreeding [InbridIN] = in-and-in breeding {. in-and-in}
incalculable [InkQlkjulbl] _a. 1> ޣ, 2> ޣ 3>
incandesce [InkQndes] _v. ()
incandescence [InkQndesns] _n. , ;
incandescent [InkQndesnt] _a. ̣, ̣ ; ( ); incandescent lamp
incantation [InkQnteISn] _n. 1> , 2> ;
incapability [InkeIpbIlItI] _n.
incapable [InkeIpbl] _a. (of - , ); incapable of telling a lie ; incapable of improvement ; drunk and incapable ()
incapacious [InkpeISs] _a. 1> , 2> ,
incapacitate [InkpQsIteIt] _v. 1> (for, from); to incapacitate smb. for work ( from working) -. 2> _. 3> ; to be incapacitated from voting ۣ
incapacity [InkpQsItI] _n. 1> (for) 2> _.
incarcerate [InkAsreIt] _v.
incarceration [InkAsreISn] _n. 1> 2> _. ()
incarnadine [InkAndaIn] _. 1. _a. 1> , 2> 2. _v.
incarnate 1. _a. [InkAnIt] ݣ; ң; virtue incarnate ݣ 2. _v. [InkAneIt] 1> , 2>
incarnation [IInkAneISn] _n. 1> , 2> ;
incase [InkeIs] = encase
incautious [InkSs] _a. ,
incendiarism [InsendjrIzm] _n. 1> 2>
incendiary [InsendjrI] 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 [InsentIv] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ; incentive wage _.
incept [Insept] _v. _. ޣ ( )
inception [InsepSn] _n. 1> 2> _. ޣ ( )
inceptive [InseptIv] _a. ; ; , ; inceptive verb _.
incertitude [InstItjud] _n. ; ̣
incessant [Insesnt] _a. , ,
incest [Insest] _n.
incestuous [Insestjus] _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 [IntSest] _v.
inchmeal [IntSmil] _adv. ; -;
inchoate [IInkueIt] 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 [InsIdentl] 1. _a. 1> , , ; incidental expenses 2> , (to) 3> ( ) 2. _n. 1> , 2> (. _pl.)
incidentally [InsIdentlI] _adv. 1> , 2> 3> ; be it said incidentally , ,
incinerate [InsInreIt] _v. ; ,
incineration [InsInreISn] _n. ;
incinerator [InsInreIt] _n. 1> 2>
incipience [InsIpIns] _n. , ; in incipience
incipient [InsIpInt] _a. , ; ; incipient cancer _.
incise [InsaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> ; ,
incision [InsIZn] _n. 1> , ; 2> , 3> _. ,
incisive [InsaIsIv] _a. , ;
incisor [InsaIz] _n. ,
incite [InsaIt] _v. 1> ; 2>
incitement [InsaItmnt] _n. 1> 2> ,
incivility [InsIvIlItI] _n. ,
inclemency [InklemnsI] _n. , (, )
inclement [Inklemnt] _a. , ( , )
inclinable [InklaInbl] _a. 1> , 2>
inclination [InklIneISn] 1> _n. , , , , 2> , ( ) 3> , (for, to); she showed no inclination to leave ; to follow one's inclinations ,
incline [InklaIn] 1. _n. ; , 2. _v. 1> (), () 2> (. _pass.) (to - ); I am inclined to think ; to incline one's ear to smb. -.
inclined [InklaInd] 1. _p-p. incline 2 2. _a. 1> , ; inclined to corpulence 2> ; inclined plane
inclinometer [InklInmIt] _n. _. ,
inclose [Inkluz] = enclose
include [Inklud] _v. 1> , 2>
including [InkludIN] 1. _pres-p. include 2. _prep. ,
inclusion [InkluZn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
inclusive [InklusIv] _a. , ; inclusive terms , ( ..)
incoagulability [InkuQgjulbIlItI] _n. ף ()
incoagulable [InkuQgjulbl] _a. ף, ף ( ..)
incog [Inkg] _. _. incognito
incognita [InkgnIt] _n. _f. incognito
incognito [InkgnItu] 1. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 2. _a. , 3. _adv. ,
incognizant [InkgnIznt] _a. ; (of)
incoherence [InkuhIrns] _n. , ,
incoherent [InkuhIrnt] _a. 1> , , ; to be incoherent 2> _. ,
incombustibility [InkmbstbIlItI] _n. , ,
incombustible [Inkmbstbl] _a. , ,
income [Inkm] _n. (, . ) , ;
income-tax [InkmtQks] _n. ; graduated income-tax
incomer [Inkm] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; 3>
incoming [InkmIN] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _pl. 2. _a. 1> ; ; the incoming year 2> ( , ..); incoming tenant 3> ( )
incommensurability [InkmenSrbIlItI] _n. ; ;
incommensurable [InkmenSrbl] _a. ; ;
incommensurate [InkmenSrIt] _a. 1> 2> (with, to - );
incommode [Inkmud] _v. , ;
incommodious [Inkmudjs] _a. ;
incommunicable [InkmjunIkbl] _a. ;
incommunicado [InkmjunIkAdu] _a. 1> ۣ , ; to hold incommunicado > ; > 2>
incommunicative [InkmjunIktIv] _a. ,
incommutable [Inkmjutbl] _a. 1> 2>
incompact [InkmpQkt] _a. ,
incomparable [Inkmprbl] _a. 1> (with, to - ) 2> ,
incompatibility [InkmpQtbIlItI] _n.
incompatible [InkmpQtbl] _a.
incompetence [InkmpItns] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _.
incompetent [InkmpItnt] _a. 1> , ; ; 2> _. ; incompetent witness , 3> _. , ( )
incomplete [Inkmplit] _a. 1> 2> , 3> ۣ,
incompliance [InkmplaIns] _n. 1> 2> , ;
incomprehensibility [InkmprIhensbIlItI] _n. ,
incomprehensible [InkmprIhensbl] _a. , ,
incomprehension [InkmprIhenSn] _n.
incompressible [Inkmpresbl] _a. ,
incomputable [Inkmpjutbl] _a. ,
inconceivability [InknsivbIlItI] _n.
inconceivable [Inknsivbl] _a. 1> , 2> _. ,
inconclusive [InknklusIv] _a. 1> 2> ; 3> ۣ; inconclusive vote ,
incondensable [Inkndensbl] _a. ;
incondite [InkndIt] _a. 1> ; 2> , ;
incongruity [InkNgruItI] _n. 1> , 2>
incongruous [InkNgrus] _a. 1> , (with) 2> ,
inconsecutive [InknsekjutIv] _a.
inconsequence [InknsIkwns] _n.
inconsequent [InknsIkwnt] _a. 1> , 2> ; 3> ;
inconsequential [InknsIkwenSl] = inconsequent
inconsiderable [InknsIdrbl] _a. ,
inconsiderate [InknsIdrIt] _a. 1> , , 2> ; to be inconsiderate of others
inconsistency [InknsIstnsI] _n. , . {. inconsistent}
inconsistent [InknsIstnt] _a. 1> , (with) 2> , 3> = inconstant
inconsolable [Inknsulbl] _a. ; ; inconsolable distress
inconsonant [Inknsnnt] _a. , (with, to)
inconspicuous [InknspIkjus] _a. , , ; to make oneself as inconspicuous as possible
inconstancy [InknstnsI] _n. ,
inconstant [Inknstnt] _a. , ,
inconsumable [Inknsjumbl] _a. 1> 2>
incontestable [Inkntestbl] _a. , ; incontestable evidence
incontinence [InkntInns] _n. 1> 2> (. ) 3> _.
incontinent [InkntInnt] _a. 1> (of) 2> 3> _.
incontinently [InkntInntlI] _adv. 1> 2> ,
incontrovertible [Inkntrvtbl] _a. , , , ; incontrovertible evidence
inconvenience [Inknvinjns] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
inconvenient [Inknvinjnt] _a. ; , ; ; if not inconvenient to you
inconversable [Inknvsbl] _a. ,
inconversant [Inknvsnt] _a.
inconvertible [Inknvtbl] _a. 1> , ; inconvertible currency 2>
incoodination [InkuǍdIneISn] _n. ,
incoordinate [InkuȍdnIt] _a. ,
incorporate 1. _a. [InkprIt] Σ, Σ; 2. _v. [InkpreIt] 1> (), (); ( ) 2> , ( ..) 3> , 4> () (with)
incorporation [InkpreISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ( ..)
incorporeal [InkprIl] _a. ;
incorrect [Inkrekt] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ; incorrect tuning _.
incorrigible [InkrIdZbl] _a.
incorrodible [Inkrudbl] _a. _. ,
incorrupt [Inkrpt] _a. 1> ; , 2>
incorruptibility [InkrptbIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
incorruptible [Inkrptbl] _a. 1> 2>
increase 1. _n. [Inkris] , ; , , , ; to be on the increase , ; an increase in pay 2. _v. [Inkris] , (); ; (); to increase one's pace ; to increase by 10% 10%
increasingly [InkrisINlI] _adv. ӣ
incredibility [InkredIbIlItI] _n. ,
incredible [Inkredbl] _a. 1> , 2> _. , ; incredible difficulties
incredulity [InkrIdjulItI] _n. ,
incredulous [Inkredjuls] _a. , ; incredulous looks (smiles) ()
incremate [InkrImeIt] _v.
incremation [InkrImeISn] _n.
increment [InkrImnt] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> 4> _. 5> _. ; ;
increscent [Inkresnt] _a. ; increscent moon
incriminate [InkrImIneIt] _v. ,
incriminatory [InkrImIntrI] _a.
incrustation [InkrsteISn] _n. 1> , , 2> , , .. 3>
incubate [InkjubeIt] _v. 1> , (); ( ) 2> , ( ..) 3> (, )
incubation [InkjubeISn] _n. 1> (); (. artificial incubation) 2> , ( ..) 3> _.
incubative [InkjubeItIv] = incubatory
incubator [InkjubeIt] _n.
incubatory [InkjubeItrI] _a. 1> 2>
incubus [Inkjubs] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ..
inculcate [InklkeIt] _v. , , , (on, upon, in)
inculcation [InklkeISn] _n. , ,
inculpate [InklpeIt] _v. _. 1> ; 2>
inculpation [InklpeISn] _n. 1> 2>
inculpatory [InklptrI] _a.
incumbency [InkmbnsI] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. ,
incumbent [Inkmbnt] 1. _n. 2. _a. it is incumbent on you... ..., ...
incunabula [InkjunQbjul] _. _n. _pl. 1> ( 1500 .) 2> ,
incur [Ink] _v. (-.); ; to incur debts ; to incur losses > ; > _.
incurability [InkjurbIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
incurable [Inkjurbl] 1. _a. 1> , 2> 2. _n. ( _pl.) ģ
incuriosity [InkjurIȍsItI] _n.
incurious [InkjurIs] _a. 1> 2> , ; not incurious
incursion [InkSn] _n. 1> , 2> , ̣, 3> _. ()
incurvation [InkveISn] _n. 1> 2> , ,
incurvature [InkvtS] = incurvation
incurve [Inkv] _v. 1> () 2> (); ()
incus [INks] _n. _. ( )
incuse [Inkjuz] 1. _n. 2. _a. , 3. _v. ( ..),
incut [Inkt] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
indebted [IndetId] _a. ( -.), , (-. - to); to be indebted to smb. -.
indebtedness [IndetIdnIs] _n. 1> 2> 3> ( -. - to)
indecency [IndisnsI] _n. ;
indecent [Indisnt] _a. 1> ; 2> _. ; he left the party in indecent haste ۣ 3>
indecipherable [IndIsaIfrbl] _a. 1> 2> , ޣ
indecision [IndIsIZn] _n. ,
indecisive [IndIsaIsIv] _a. 1> , ; an indecisive answer 2> ,
indeclinable [IndIklaInbl] _a. _.
indecomposable [Indikmpuzbl] _a. 1> 2>
indecorous [Indekrs] _a. 1> , , 2> _.
indecorum [IndIkrm] _n. , ; to commit an indecorum
indeed [Indid] _adv. 1> , ; he is right indeed , , 2> , ޣ: very glad indeed , ; yes, indeed , !; !; I may, indeed, be wrong , , , 3> !; !; ! ( , , )
indefatigable [IndIfQtIgbl] _a. 1> 2>
indefeasible [IndIfizbl] _a. ; ; indefeasible law
indefectible [IndIfektbl] _a. 1> , 2>
indefensibility [IndIfensbIlItI] _n. , ,
indefensible [IndIfensbl] _a. 1> ݣ; 2> ; 3>
indefinable [IndIfaInbl] _a. ,
indefinably [IndIfaInblI] _adv. , ̣
indefinite [IndefInIt] _a. 1> ̣ (. _.); 2>
indelibility [IndelIbIlItI] _n.
indelible [IndelIbl] _a. 1> ; ; indelible pencil ; indelible disgrace 2> ; indelible impression
indelicacy [IndelIksI] _n. ; ;
indelicate [IndelIkIt] _a. , ;
indemnification [IndemnIfIkeISn] _n. ,
indemnify [IndemnIfaI] _v. 1> , (from, against - ) 2> ( , ) (for - ) 3> , (for)
indemnity [IndemnItI] _n. 1> , 2> ( , ); Act of I. 3> , 4>
indemonstrable [Indemnstrbl] _a. 1> 2>
indent [Indent] 1. _n. 1> , ; , 2> 3> , , ( ..) 4> _. 5> _. , 6> , 2. _v. [Indent] 1> ; , ; 2> (. ̣ ) 3> , ; to indent for new machinery 4> 5> _. ,
indentation [IndenteISn] _n. 1> 2> , ; , .. 3> ; ; 4> _. ,
indented [IndentId] 1. _p-p. indent 2 2. _a. 1> , ; indented coastline 2> _.
indention [IndenSn] _n. 1> _. , 2> = indentation 1, 2 3
indenture [IndentS] 1. _n. 1> = indent 1, 2 2> , , . ; to take up one's indenture , 3> , 2. _v.
independence [IndIpendns] _n. 1> , ; I. Day (4 - ) 2> ; ; to live a life of independence ,
independency [IndIpendnsI] _n. 1> 2> (I.) = Congregationalism 3> _. = independence
independent [IndIpendnt] 1. _a. 1> , ; (of - ); independent statehood ; to take an independent stand 2> ; 3> ģ; independent proof ; independent witness 2. _n. _. ""
indescribable [IndIskraIbbl] _a.
indestructibility [IndIstrktbIlItI] _n. ; the law of indestructibility of matter
indestructible [IndIstrktbl] _a.
indeterminable [IndItmInbl] _a. 1> 2> ( ..)
indeterminate [IndItmInIt] _a. 1> ̣; ; ; 2> ۣ,
index [Indeks] 1. _n. (_pl. -xes [ksIz], 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 paper [IndjpeIp] _n. ;
india-rubber [Indjrb] _n. 1> , 2> ,
Indian [Indjn] 1. _a. 1> ; Indian civilian _. 2> ( ) 2. _n. 1> 2> (. . ) 3> ,
Indian blue [Indjnblu] _n.
Indian cane [IndjnkeIn] _n.
Indian club [Indjnklb] _n. _.
Indian corn [Indjnkn] _n. ,
Indian ink [IndjnINk] _n.
Indian summer [Indjnsm] _n. ; " "
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 [IndIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> , ޣ () 3> , 4> ( )
indicative [IndIktIv] 1. _a. 1> , (of - ); to be indicative of smth. -. 2> _. 2. _n. _.
indicator [IndIkeIt] _n. 1> 2> 3> ޣ 4> ( ..)
indicator-diagram [IndIkeItdaIgrQm] _n.
indicatory [IndIktrI] _a. ,
indices [IndIsiz] _pl. index 1
indict [IndaIt] _v. ; to be indicted for theft ( on a charge of theft) Σ
indictable [IndaItbl] _a. , ; indictable offender
indictee [IndaIti] _n. ( )
indictment [IndaItmnt] _n. ; bill of indictment ; to bring in an indictment against smb. -.
indifference [IndIfrns] _n. 1> , (to, towards); to treat smth., smb. with indifference -., -. 2> 3> , ; a matter of indifference , أ ; 4>
indifferent [IndIfrnt] _a. 1> , (to) 2> , 3> , 4>
indifferently [IndIfrntlI] _adv. 1> , 2> ,
indigence [IndIdZns] _n. ,
indigene [IndIdZin] _n. 1> 2>
indigenous [IndIdZIns] _a. 1> , 2> , ģ
indigent [IndIdZnt] _a. ,
indigested [IndIdZestId] _a. 1> 2> , 3> ;
indigestible [IndIdZestbl] _a.
indigestion [IndIdZestSn] _n. _. ; ;
indigestive [IndIdZestIv] _a. 1> 2>
indignant [IndIgnnt] _a. , ݣ (at smth., with smb.)
indignantly [IndIgnntlI] _adv. ; ݣ
indignation [IndIgneISn] _n. 1> , (at smth., with smb.) 2> _attr. indignation meeting
indignity [IndIgnItI] _n. ; ; (-.), (-.) ; to put indignities upon smb. -. , -.
indigo [IndIgu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 1> ( ) 2>
indigo blue [IndIgublu] _n. -
indirect [IndIrekt] _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 [IndIrekSn] _n. 1> ; by indirection 2> ,
indiscernible [IndIsnbl] _a. ;
indiscipline [IndIsIplIn] _n.
indiscreet [IndIskrit] _a. 1> 2> 3> ;
indiscrete [IndIskrit] _a. Σ ; ,
indiscretion [IndIskreSn] _n. 1> ; to commit an indiscretion 2> 3> 4> ,
indiscriminate [IndIskrImInIt] _a. 1> , ; ; indiscriminate arrests ; indiscriminate slaughter ( ..) 2> ,
indiscrimination [IndIskrImIneISn] _n. 1> , 2>
indispensable [IndIspensbl] _a. 1> (to, for) 2> , ( ..)
indispose [IndIspuz] _v. 1> , (towards, from) 2> , ( -., -.) 3> , (for - ) 4> (. _p-p.)
indisposed [IndIspuzd] 1. _p-p. indispose 2. _a. 1> , ; he is indisposed 2> ; he is indisposed to help us
indisposition [IndIspzISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> , (to, towards)
indisputability [IndIspjutbIlItI] _n. ,
indisputable [IndIspjutbl] _a. ,
indissoluble [IndIsljubl] _a. 1> , 2> , , ; the indissoluble bonds of friendship
indistinct [IndIstINkt] _a. 1> , ޣ; 2>
indistinctive [IndIstINktIv] _a. ,
indistinguishable [IndIstINgwISbl] _a.
indite [IndaIt] _v. 1> , 2> ( ..; . _.)
indium [IndIm] _n. _.
indivertible [IndIvtbl] _a.
individual [IndIvIdjul] 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 [IndIvIdjulIstIk] _a.
individuality [IndIvIdjuQlItI] _n. 1> ; a man of marked individuality 2> _. 3> (. _pl.) ,
individualize [IndIvIdjulaIz] _v. 1> , 2> ,
indivisibility [IndIvIzIbIlItI] _n.
indivisible [IndIvIzbl] 1. _a. , 2. _n. ,
Indo-Chinese [IndutSaIniz] _a.
Indo-European [Indujurpin] _a.
indocile [IndusaIl] _a. 1> , 2>
indoctrinate [IndktrIneIt] _v. 1> -. , -. 2> (, - with)
indoctrinated [IndktrIneItId] 1. _p-p. indoctrinate 2. _a. -.
indoctrination [IndktrIneISn] _n. 1> 2> ;
indolence [Indlns] _n. ; ;
indolent [Indlnt] _a. 1> ; ; 2> _.
indomitable [IndmItbl] _a. ; , ; indomitable temper
Indonesian [Indunizjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
indoor [Ind] _a. ; , ; indoor games > ; > ; indoor aerial _.
indoors [Indz] _adv. ; ; to stay ( to keep) indoors ,
indorsation [IndseISn] = endorsement
indorse [Inds] = endorse
indorsee [Indsi] _n. _.
indorsement [Indsmnt] = endorsement
indraft [IndrAft] = indraught
indraught [IndrAft] _n. ; (, - )
indrawn [Indrn] _a. ;
indubitable [IndjubItbl] _a. ; ,
induce [Indjus] _v. 1> , , , ; to induce smb. to do smth. -. -. 2> ; ; an illness induced by overwork , 3> _. 4> _. (ԣ )
induced [Indjust] 1. _p-p. induce 2. _a. ; induced draft _.
inducement [Indjusmnt] _n. 1> , ; 2>
induct [Indkt] _v. 1> 2> _. 3> , (into) 4> ( ); ; 5> = induce 3
inductance [Indktns] _n. _. ;
inductee [Indkti] _n. _.
inductile [IndktaIl] _a. , ( )
induction [IndkSn] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. , 4> _. 5> _.
induction-coil [IndkSnkIl] _n. _. ,
induction-valve [IndkSnvQlv] _n. _.
inductive [IndktIv] _a. 1> _. 2> _. ;
inductor [Indkt] _n. _.
indue [Indju] = endue
indulge [IndldZ] _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 [IndldZns] _n. 1> , ; ; Declaration of I. _. ( 1672 .) 2> , ; 3> , 4> , 5> _. , 6> _.
indulgent [IndldZnt] _a. 1> ; 2> ; indulgent parents ,
indulgently [IndldZntlI] _adv. ;
indumentum [Indjumentm] _n. 1> 2> _.
indurate [IndjureIt] _v. 1> () ף, 2> () , ޣ
induration [IndjureISn] _n. 1> , 2> ޣ,
industrial [IndstrIl] 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 [IndstrIlIst] _n. , ;
industrialization [IndstrIlaIzeISn] _n.
industrially [IndstrIlI] _adv. 1> ; 2> ԣ
industrious [IndstrIs] _a. , ,
industriously [IndstrIslI] _adv. ,
industry [IndstrI] _n. 1> , ; home industry > ; > ; large-scale industry 2> 3> , ,
indwell [Indwel] _v. (indwelt) 1> (in) 2> , , ( ..)
indwelling [IndwelIN] 1. _pres-p. indwell 2. _n. (-.) 3. _a. ;
indwelt [Indwelt] _p. _p-p. indwell
inearth [InȫT] _v. ,
inebriate 1. _n. [InibrIIt] , 2. _a. [InibrIIt] , 3. _v. [InibrIeIt]
inebriation [InibrIeISn] _n.
inebriety [InibraItI] _n. 1> 2>
inedibility [InedIbIlItI] _n.
inedible [InedIbl] _a. ; inedible fat _.
ineducable [Inedjukbl] _a. ,
ineffable [Inefbl] _a. ,
ineffaceable [InIfeIsbl] _a.
ineffective [InIfektIv] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ,
ineffectual [InIfektjul] _a. , ; , ; ineffectual teacher
inefficacious [InefIkeISs] _a. ,
inefficiency [InIfISnsI] _n. 1> , 2> ,
inefficient [InIfISnt] _a. 1> , 2> , ;
inelaborate [InIlQbrIt] _a. 1> 2> ,
inelastic [InIlQstIk] _a. , ; inelastic timetable ֣
inelasticity [InIlQstIsItI] _n. ,
inelegance [InelIgns] _n. . {. inelegant}
inelegant [InelIgnt] _a. 1> , ; 2> ( )
ineligible [InelIdZbl] _a. 1> ( -. ) 2> ( ) 3> , (. )
ineluctability [InIlktbIlItI] _n. ,
ineluctable [InIlktbl] _a. ,
inept [Inept] _a. 1> , 2> 3> 4> _.
ineptitude [IneptItjud] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
inequable [Inekwbl] _a. 1> 2>
inequality [InikwlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> ; , 3> , 4> (. _pl.) () 5> ; ( -.)
inequilateral [InikwIlQtrl] _a.
inequitable [InekwItbl] _a. ,
inequity [InekwItI] _n.
ineradicable [InIrQdIkbl] _a.
inerrable [Inerbl] _a.
inerrancy [InernsI] _n.
inert [Int] _a. 1> , ; 2> , ;
inertia [InSj] _n. 1> _. ; 2> , ; 3> _attr. inertia governor _.
inertness [IntnIs] _n.
inescapable [InIskeIpbl] _a. ,
inesculent [Ineskjulnt] _a.
inessential [InIsenSl] _a. ;
inessentials [InIsenSlz] _n. _pl. , ;
inestimable [InestImbl] _a. ; ,
inevitability [InevItbIlItI] _n.
inevitable [InevItbl] _a. 1> , 2> _. ; tourists with their inevitable cameras
inexact [InIgzQkt] _a. ;
inexactitude [InIgzQktItjud] _n. ; terminological inexactitudes _.
inexcusable [InIkskjuzbl] _a.
inexhaustibility [InIgzstbIlItI] _n. . {. inexhaustible}
inexhaustible [InIgzstbl] _a. 1> , ; inexhaustible fertility () 2>
inexorability [IneksrbIlItI] _n. . {. inexorable}
inexorable [Ineksrbl] _a. , ; ;
inexpediency [InIkspidjnsI] _n. ;
inexpedient [InIkspidjnt] _a. ;
inexpensive [InIkspensIv] _a. , ۣ
inexperience [InIkspIrIns] _n.
inexpert [Inekspt] _a. 1> , 2> ,
inexpiable [InekspIbl] _a. 1> 2>
inexplicable [IneksplIkbl] _a. ;
inexplicit [InIksplIsIt] _a. ̣, ,
inexpressible [InIkspresbl] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. _pl. _.
inexpressive [InIkspresIv] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
inexpugnable [InIkspgnbl] _a. ;
inextinguishable [InIkstINgwISbl] _a. ; ; inextinguishable laughter
inextricable [InekstrIkbl] _a. 1> ; , ; inextricable connection 2> ; ; inextricable difficulties
infallibility [InfQlbIlItI] _n. . {. infallible}
infallible [InfQlbl] _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 [Infntskul] _n. ( 5 7 ; ; )
infanta [InfQnt] _. _n.
infante [InfQntI] _. _n.
infanticide [InfQntIsaId] _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 [InfQtjueIt] _v. , ;
infatuated [InfQtjueItId] 1. _p-p. infatuate 2. _a. ̣, ̣ ;
infatuation [InfQtjueISn] _n. 1> 2> ̣; (for)
infect [Infekt] _v. (. _.)
infection [InfekSn] _n. 1> , ; 2>
infectious [InfekSs] _a. 1> , 2> ; infectious laughter
infective [InfektIv] = infectious; infective matter
infelicitous [InfIlIsIts] _a. 1> , 2>
infelicity [InfIlIsItI] _n. 1> 2> ; the infelicities of style
infer [Inf] _v. 1> , , 2> ,
inferable [Infrbl] _a. ,
inference [Infrns] _n. 1> , 2> ; ; a mere inference
inferior [InfIrI] 1. _n. Σ; ; ( , ..); your inferiors Σ 2. _a. 1> ( , - to) 2> ( ); ; of inferior quality ; to be inferior to smb. -. ( ޣ-.) 3> 4> _.
inferiority [InfIrIȍrItI] _n. 1> , , ; he was painfully sensible of his inferiority in conversation 2> _attr. inferiority complex _.
infernal [Infnl] _a. 1> 2> , 3> _.
inferno [Infnu] _. _n.
inferrable [Infrbl] = inferable
infertile [InftaIl] _a. ;
infertility [InftIlItI] _n. ;
infest [Infest] _v. ; ,
infestation [InfesteISn] _n. ( )
infidel [InfIdl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; 2. _a.
infidelity [InfIdelItI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> (. )
infield [Infild] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> ( )
infighting [InfaItIN] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> _.
infiltrate [InfIltreIt] _v. 1> () ; 2> ; (. _.) 3> _.
infiltration [InfIltreISn] _n. 1> ; , (. _.) 2> _. 3> _. 4> _.
infiltree [InfIltri] _n.
infinite [InfInIt] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> (the infinite) , 2. _a. 1> , ; ; infinite series _. ; infinite space 2> ( . . .) , 3> _.
infinitesimal [InfInItesIml] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
infinitival [InfInItaIvl] _a. _. , ̣
infinitive [InfInItIv] _. 1. _n. , ̣ 2. _a. ̣
infinitude [InfInItjud] _n. 1> 2> , (of)
infinity [InfInItI] _n. ;
infirm [Infm] _a. 1> , 2> , ; ; infirm of purpose ; ̣ 3>
infirmary [InfmrI] _n. ;
infirmity [InfmItI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ; infirmity of purpose ,
infix 1. _n. [InfIks] _. 2. _v. [InfIks] 1> , (in - ޣ-.) 2> ( )
inflame [InfleIm] _v. 1> , , 2> (); () 3> _. 4> _.
inflammability [InflQmbIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
inflammable [InflQmbl] 1. _a. 1> ; ; highly inflammable ; inflammable mixture 2> 2. _n.
inflammation [InflmeISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
inflammatory [InflQmtrI] _a. 1> , 2> _.
inflate [InfleIt] _v. 1> , , ; 2> ( - with) 3> , () 4> _.
inflated [InfleItId] 1. _p-p. inflate 2. _a. , ; inflated style
inflation [InfleISn] _n. 1> , , 2> _. 3> , ; inflation of dough ߣ
inflationary [InfleISnrI] _a. _.
inflect [Inflekt] _v. 1> , ; 2> _. , , 3> _. ( ) 4> _. ( )
inflection [InflekSn] = inflexion
inflective [InflektIv] _a. _. , ,
inflexibility [InfleksbIlItI] _n. 1> ; ֣; 2> ,
inflexible [Infleksbl] _a. 1> , ; 2> , ; inflexible will ; inflexible courage
inflexion [InflekSn] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> ,
inflexional [InflekSnl] _a. _. ( )
inflict [InflIkt] _v. 1> (, - upon) 2> (, , ) 3> () 4> ; to inflict oneself ( one's company) upon
infliction [InflIkSn] _n. 1> () 2> () 3> 4> ;
inflorescence [Inflresns] _n. _. 1> 2> 3>
inflow [Influ] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> 4>
inflowing [InfluIN] 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 [InfluenSl] _a. , ; considerations influential in reaching an agreement ,
influenza [Influenz] _n. _. ,
influx [Inflks] _n. 1> , 2> ( ..) 3> ( )
inform [Infm] _v. 1> , , 2> (against - -.) 3> ( ..); ; informed with life
informal [Infml] _a. 1> ; ; ; informal visit ; informal dress 2> ģ
informality [InfmQlItI] _n. 1> , 2>
informant [Infmnt] _n.
information [InfmeISn] _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 [InfmtIv] _a. , ; , ; ; informative book
informed [Infmd] 1. _p-p. inform 2. _a. 1> ̣ 2> ,
informer [Infm] _n. , (. common informer)
infra [Infr] _. _adv. ; see infra ch. VII VII
infra dig [InfrdIg] _a. _predic. (_. _. infra dignitatem) (-.) ; ;
infra- [Infr] _pref. -, -; -
infra-red [Infrred] _a. _. ; infra-red rays
infracostal [Infrkstl] _a. _. ң
infraction [InfrQkSn] _n. (, ..)
infrangible [InfrQndZIbl] _a. 1> ; 2> ;
infrequent [Infrikwnt] _a. , ; infrequent occurrence
infringe [InfrIndZ] _v. (, , ..); ( -. ..)
infringement [InfrIndZmnt] _n. (, , ..); ( , ..)
infundibular [InfndIbjul] _a.
infuriate [InfjurIeIt] _v. , ;
infuse [Infjuz] _v. 1> (into) 2> , ( ..); ( ..); to infuse with hope 3> , (, ) 4> ( ..)
infusible [Infjuzbl] _a. ,
infusion [InfjuZn] _n. 1> 2> (); () 3> 4>
infusoria [InfjuzrI] _n. _pl. _.
infusorial [InfjuzrIl] _a.
ingathering [IngQDrIN] _n. (. )
ingeminate [IndZemIneIt] _v. ,
ingenious [IndZinjs] _a. 1> , 2> , ( ..)
ingenue [QnZeInju] _n. _. _.
ingenuity [IndZInjuItI] _n. , , ; the ingenuity of man
ingenuous [IndZenjus] _a. ;
ingest [IndZest] _v. ,
ingle [INgl] _n.
ingle-nook [INglnuk] _n. ,
inglorious [InglrIs] _a. 1> , , 2> _. ;
ingoing [InguIN] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _a. ; ; the ingoing Administration ; ingoing tenant
ingot [INgt] _n. 1> , ; ; 2> _attr. ; ingot iron ; ingot steel
ingraft [IngrAft] = engraft
ingrain [IngreIn] 1. _n. 1> , .., 2> ( ) 2. _a. 1> , 2> = ingrained 2
ingrained [IngreInd] _a. 1> , ; ingrained dirt 2> , ; 3> _.
ingratiate [IngreISIeIt] _v. (أ-.) ; to ingratiate oneself with smb. -.
ingratiating [IngreISIeItIN] _a. , ; ingratiating smile
ingratiatingly [IngreISIeItINlI] _adv. ;
ingratitude [IngrQtItjud] _n.
ingravescent [Ingrvesnt] _a. _. ( )
ingredient [Ingridjnt] _n. ,
ingress [Ingres] _n. 1> , 2>
ingrowing [IngruIN] _a.
ingrowth [IngruT] _n.
inguinal [INgwInl] _a. _.
ingulf [Inglf] = engulf
ingurgitate [IngdZIteIt] _v. ; _.
inhabit [InhQbIt] _v. , ,
inhabitable [InhQbItbl] _a.
inhabitancy [InhQbItnsI] _n. (-.; . , )
inhabitant [InhQbItnt] _n. ,
inhabitation [InhQbIteISn] _n. 1> , 2> , أ;
inhabited [InhQbItId] _a. ̣; inhabited locality ̣
inhalation [InhleISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
inhale [InheIl] _v. 1> 2> ( )
inhaler [InheIl] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> 4>
inharmonic [InhAmnIk] _a.
inharmonious [InhAmunjs] _a. , ,
inhere [InhI] _v. 1> (in) 2> , ( .. - in)
inherence [InhIrns] _n. ,
inherency [InhIrnsI] _n. ,
inherent [InhIrnt] _a. 1> , 2> ģ, ģ, (in); an inherent sense of humour ģ
inherit [InherIt] _v. ;
inheritable [InherItbl] _a. 1> 2>
inheritance [InherItns] _n. 1> ; ; by inheritance 2> ; _. . 3>
inherited [InherItId] _a. ; inherited quality ģ
inheritor [InherIt] _n.
inheritress [InherItrIs] _n.
inheritrix [InherItrIks] _n.
inhesion [InhiZn] _n.
inhibit [InhIbIt] _v. 1> , , ; to inhibit one's desire to do smth. -. 2> _. , 3> ( -.- . . - from)
inhibition [InhIbISn] _n. 1> 2> _. , , 3> , (. . )
inhibitor [InhIbIt] _n. 1> _. , 2> _.
inhibitory [InhIbItrI] _a. 1> 2> , 3> _. , ,
inhospitable [InhspItbl] _a. 1> 2> ; inhospitable coast ,
inhuman [Inhjumn] _a. 1> , , 2> ,
inhumane [InhjumeIn] _a. ;
inhumanity [InhjumQnItI] _n. ,
inhumation [InhjumeISn] _n. ,
inhume [Inhjum] _v. ,
inimical [InImIkl] _a. 1> , (to) 2> ; inimical bacteria
inimitable [InImItbl] _a. ; ; ģ
iniquitous [InIkwIts] _a. ;
iniquity [InIkwItI] _n. , ; ; lost in iniquity
initial [InISl] 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 [InISlI] _adv. ;
initiate 1. _n. [InISIIt] ( ..); ݣ ( ..) 2. _a. [InISIIt] ( ..); ݣ ( ..) 3. _v. [InISIeIt] 1> ( ..); ; ( ..) 2> , .. 3> , , ; to initiate measures ; to initiate the growth
initiation [InISIeISn] _n. 1> ( - into); ( - in) 2> , 3> _attr. ; initiation fee _. ( , )
initiative [InISItIv] 1. _n. 1> ; ; on one's own initiative ; to take the initiative 2> _. 2. _a. 1> ; 2> , ,
initiatory [InISItrI] _a. 1> ; 2> ( -.)
inject [IndZekt] _v. 1> , , (into) 2> _. ; 3> ( ..)
injection [IndZekSn] _n. 1> , , 2> 3> _. ;
injector [IndZekt] _n. 1> _. ; 2> ,
injudicious [IndZudISs] _a. ; ,
Injun [IndZn] _n. _. _. ; honest Injun! !
injunction [IndZNkSn] _n. 1> , 2> _.
injurant [IndZurnt] _n. ,
injure [IndZ] _v. 1> , 2> , (-.) 3> (-.) 4> ; ; to injure smb.'s feelings -.; to injure smb.'s pride -.
injured [IndZd] 1. _p-p. injure 2. _a. 1> , ̣; in an injured voice 2> ; the dead and the injured
injurious [IndZurIs] _a. 1> ; injurious to health 2> 3> ;
injury [IndZrI] _n. 1> , , ; to do smb. an injury -. 2> , 3> 4> ;
injustice [IndZstIs] _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 [INkbQg] _n.
ink-bottle [INkbtl] _n.
ink-eraser [INkIreIz] _n.
ink-holder [INkhuld] _n.
ink-horn [INkhn] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ink-horn term
ink-pad [INkpQd] _n.
ink-pencil [INkpensl] _n. ( )
ink-pot [INkpt] _n.
ink-roller [Inkrul] = inker
ink-slinger [INkslIN] _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 [INkstQnd] _n. ,
inky [INkI] _a. 1> , ; 2> , ; inky darkness
inlaid [InleId] _p. _p-p. inlay 2
inland 1. _n. [Inlnd] ; , ̣ 2. _a. [Inlnd] 1> ; ̣ 2> ; inland waters ; inland trade ; inland revenue > ; ; > _. , 3. _adv. [InlQnd] 1> , 2>
inlander [Inlnd] _n.
inlay 1. _n. [InleI] ; 2. _v. [InleI] (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 [InlaIIN] _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 [IneIt] _a. ģ,
innavigable [InQvIgbl] _a.
inner [In] _a. ; the inner man > , ""; > _. ; to refresh one's inner man ,
inner tire [IntaI] _n. (, )
innermost [Inmust] _a. 1> 2> , ; one's innermost feelings
innervate [InveIt] _v. _. ,
innervated [InveItId] 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 [Inkip] _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 [Inkjus] _a. ; ; innocuous snake ; to render innocuous > ; > ()
innominate [InmInIt] _a. ,
innovate [InuveIt] _v. ; (in)
innovation [InuveISn] _n. , ;
innovator [InuveIt] _n. ;
innovatory [InuveItrI] _a. ;
innoxious [InkSs] = innocuous
innuendo [Injuendu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) ͣ;
innumerable [Injumrbl] _a. , ޣ,
innutrition [InjutrISn] _n.
inobservant [Inbzvnt] _a. 1> 2> (, ..)
inoccupation [InǍkjupeISn] _n. ,
inoculate [InkjuleIt] _v. 1> () 2> _.
inoculation [InkjuleISn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
inoculative [InkjultIv] _a. _. ; inoculative material
inoculum [Inkjulm] _n. _.
inodorous [Inȫudrs] _a. ,
inoffensive [InfensIv] _a. 1> , 2>
inofficial [InfISl] _a.
inofficious [InfISs] _a. 1> 2> _.
inoperable [Inȍprbl] _a. _.
inoperative [InȍprtIv] _a. 1> ; 2> ( )
inopportune [Inȍptjun] _a. ,
inordinate [IndInIt] _a. 1> ; 2> 3>
inorganic [IngQnIk] _a. 1> ; inorganic nutrition _. 2> (-.), ,
inornate [InneIt] _a. ,
inosculate [InskjuleIt] _v. 1> (), ( - with) 2> (), () ( )
inpayments [InpeImnts] _n. _pl.
input [Input] _n. _. 1> 2> (); ( )
inquest [Inkwest] _n. _. , ; grand inquest = grand jury {. jury 1, 1}
inquietude [InkwaIItjud] _n.
inquire [InkwaI] _v. 1> , 2> , ; to inquire closely ; inquire about, inquire after, inquire for , -., ޣ-.; inquire into ; ; ,
inquiring [InkwaIrIN] _a. 1> ; inquiring look 2> , ; inquiring mind
inquiry [InkwaIrI] _n. 1> ; ; ; ; to make inquiries about smb., smth. -., ޣ-.; on inquiry 2> , ; court of inquiry _. ; to hold an inquiry 3> 4> _.
inquisition [InkwIzISn] _n. 1> , 2> (the I.) _. 3> ,
inquisitional [InkwIzISnl] _a. 1> 2> ;
inquisitive [InkwIzItIv] _a. 1> , 2>
inquisitor [InkwIzIt] _n. 1> _. 2>
inquisitorial [InkwIzItrIl] 1> = inquisitional 2 2> = inquisitive 2
inroad [Inrud] _n. 1> , 2> , ; to make inroads upon smb.'s time أ-.
inrush [InrS] _n. 1> 2> , ( ); an inrush of tourists 3>
ins [Inz] _n. pl: ins and outs . in 3
insalivate [InsQlIveIt] _v. _. ()
insalubrious [InslubrIs] _a. , ( , )
insalubrity [InslubrItI] _n.
insane [InseIn] _a. 1> , 2> ,
insanitary [InsQnItrI] _a.
insanity [InsQnItI] _n. ;
insatiability [InseISjbIlItI] _n. ;
insatiable [InseISjbl] _a. ; (of)
insatiate [InseISIIt] _a.
inscribe [InskraIb] _v. 1> , (in, on) 2> , , .. (, ) 3> (to - -.) 4> _. ()
inscribed [InskraIbd] _a. _. inscribed stock
inscription [InskrIpSn] _n. 1> 2>
inscriptive [InskrIptIv] _a. ;
inscrutability [InskrutbIlItI] _n. ,
inscrutable [Inskrutbl] _a. 1> , ; inscrutable smile 2> ; inscrutable face ( expression)
insect [Insekt] _n. 1> 2>
insect-eater [Insektit] _n. ( )
insect-net [Insektnet] _n.
insect-powder [Insektpaud] _n.
insecticide [InsektIsaId] _n. ,
insectivorous [InsektIvrs] _a. _.
insectology [InsektldZI] _n.
insecure [InsIkju] _a. 1> ; 2> ģ, ; 3> insecure of , ; insecure of the future
insecurity [InsIkjurItI] _n. 1> ; 2> ģ
inseminate [InsemIneIt] _v.
insemination [InsemIneISn] _n. ; artificial insemination
insensate [InsenseIt] _a. 1> ̣ 2> 3> ; ; insensate cruelty
insensibility [InsensbIlItI] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ;
insensible [Insensbl] _a. 1> , ; insensible to colours 2> ; (of, to) 3> , 4> , ; by insensible degrees
insensibly [InsensblI] _adv. ,
insensitive [InsensItIv] _a. , ۣ ; ,
insentient [InsenSInt] _a. ; ̣; insentient substance
inseparability [InseprbIlItI] _n. ;
inseparable [Inseprbl] 1. _a. 1> , ; 2> _. , (., dis-, re- ..) 2. _n. _pl.
insert 1. _n. [Inst] , ; ; _. 2. _v. [Inst] 1> (in, into - -., between - -.); to insert a word ; to insert a key in a lock 2> ( ) 3> , ( ); ( ) 4> _. ( )
insertion [InsSn] _n. 1> , ; 2> ( , ) 3> ( ) 4> 5> _. ; 6> _. ()
inset 1. _n. [Inset] 1> , ( ) 2> ( ..) 2. _v. [Inset] ;
inseverable [Insevrbl] _a. 1> , ; 2>
inshore [InS] 1. _a. 2. _adv. ; ; ( ); inshore of the bank
inside [InsaId] 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 [InsaIdaut] _adv. ; to turn inside out (-.)
insider [InsaId] _n. 1> , ; 2> ̣,
insidious [InsIdIs] _a. , ; ; insidious disease
insight [InsaIt] _n. 1> ; (into); to gain an insight into smb.'s character -. 2> ;
insignia [InsIgnI] _. _n. _pl. 1> , 2> 3> 4>
insignificance [InsIgnIfIkns] _n. 1> ; 2>
insignificancy [InsIgnIfIknsI] _n. 1> ; 2>
insignificant [InsIgnIfIknt] _a. 1> , ; ; 2> ,
insignificantly [InsIgnIfIkntlI] _adv. ;
insincere [InsInsI] _a. ,
insincerity [InsInserItI] _n. ,
insinuate [InsInjueIt] _v. 1> , ( -.) 2> _refl. , (into); _. , ; to insinuate oneself into smb.'s favour -. 3> , ͣ
insinuatingly [InsInjueItINlI] _adv. 1> 2> ̣, ͣ,
insinuation [InsInjueISn] _n. 1> 2> ۣ, ͣ
insipid [InsIpId] _a. , ; _. , , ; ,
insipidity [InsIpIdItI] _n. ; ; _. ; ,
insipidness [InsIpIdnIs] = insipidity
insist [InsIst] _v. 1> ( ޣ-.); (on, upon) 2> (on)
insistence [InsIstns] _n. 1> ; 2>
insistency [InsIstnsI] _n. 1> ; 2>
insistent [InsIstnt] _a. 1> ; ( ..) 2> ,
insobriety [InsubraItI] _n. , .
insolation [InsuleISn] _n. 1> () -. , 2>
insole [Insul] _n.
insolence [Inslns] _n. ; ,
insolent [Inslnt] _a. ; ,
insolubility [InsljubIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
insoluble [Insljubl] _a. 1> 2>
insolvency [InslvnsI] _n. ,
insolvent [Inslvnt] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. ; ԣ
insomnia [InsmnI] _n.
insomuch [InsumtS] _adv. insomuch as ( that) ...
insouciance [Insusjns] _n. _. 1> ; 2>
inspect [Inspekt] _v. 1> , ; 2> , ;
inspection [InspekSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; 3> _attr. ; inspection tour 4> _attr. ɣ, ɣ; inspection certificate ; ɣ ; inspection board ɣ ( ɣ , )
inspector [Inspekt] _n. 1> ; ; ̣ 2> ; 3> _. ɣ;
inspectoral [Inspektrl] = inspectorial
inspectorate [InspektrIt] _n. 1> ; ̣ 2> , ̣ 3> , , ̣
inspectorial [InspektrIl] _a. ,
inspiration [InspreISn] _n. 1> ; to draw ( to get, to derive) inspiration 2> ; ; she had a sudden inspiration ţ 3> , , 4>
inspirator [InspIreIt] _n. _. 1> 2>
inspire [InspaI] _v. 1> , ( ..) 2> , 3> , 4>
inspired [InspaId] 1. _p-p. inspire 2. _a. ; inspired article
inspirit [InspIrIt] _v. ( ..); ;
inspissate [InspIseIt] _v. (), ()
instability [InstbIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
install [Instl] _v. 1> , ; ; (in); to install oneself by the fireplace 2> (in) 3> _. ; ;
installation [InstleISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. ; ; air conditioning installation 4> _pl.
instalment [Instlmnt] _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 [InstnteInjs] _a. ; ; instantaneous decision
instantiate [InstQnSIeIt] _v. ,
instantly [InstntlI] _adv. ,
instate [InsteIt] _v. 1> 2> , ( ..)
instead [Insted] _adv. ; ; instead of this ; instead of going , ; instead of him ; this will do instead
instep [Instep] _n. ߣ (, )
instep-raiser [InstepreIz] _n. _.
instigate [InstIgeIt] _v. 1> , (to) 2> ;
instigation [InstIgeISn] _n.
instigator [InstIgeIt] _n. ; instigator of war
instil [InstIl] _v. 1> (into) 2> _. 3> ; (, ..)
instill [InstIl] _v. 1> (into) 2> _. 3> ; (, ..)
instillation [InstIleISn] _n. 1> 2> (-.)
instilment [InstIlmnt] = instillation
instinct _I [InstINkt] _n. , أ; _II [InstINkt] _a. _predic. instinct with (, ..)
instinctive [InstINktIv] _a. ,
institute [InstItjut] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> , , . ; 4> _. , 5> _pl. _. , 2. _v. 1> ; ; , 2> , ( ..) 3> , ( ..)
institution [InstItjuSn] _n. 1> , 2> (, , ) 3> ; ; 4> (. educational institution) 5> () 6> _. ; 7> _. () 8> _. -. ( ); -., أ 9> _. (-.)
instruct [Instrkt] _v. 1> , (in) 2> 3> , 4> _. (); 5> 6> _. ()
instruction [InstrkSn] _n. 1> (in) 2> 3> ; _pl. , , , 4> _pl. _. () ; () ; under the instruction 5> _. () ̣
instructional [InstrkSnl] _a. ; instructional film
instructive [InstrktIv] _a.
instructor [Instrkt] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _.
instructress [InstrktrIs] _n. _f. 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 [Instrumentl] _a. 1> ; instrumental errors ; instrumental landing _. , 2> _. , ( -.); (-.); to be instrumental in smth. -. 3> _. instrumental case
instrumentalist [InstrumentlIst] _n. ;
instrumentality [InstrumentQlItI] _n. , ; by the instrumentality of... ..., ...
instrumentation [InstrumenteISn] _n. 1> _. 2> ; 3> , 4> _. , 5> _.
insubordinate [InsbdnIt] _a. ;
insubordination [InsbdIneISn] _n. , , ;
insubstantial [InsbstQnSl] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ; insubstantial accusation
insufferable [Insfrbl] _a. ;
insufficiency [InsfISnsI] _n.
insufficient [InsfISnt] _a. ; ; ;
insufflate [InsfleIt] _v.
insufflation [InsfleISn] _n.
insufflator [InsfleIt] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
insular [Insjul] _a. 1> 2> , 3> , ̣
insularity [InsjulQrItI] _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 [InsjuleISn] _n. 1> 2>
insulator [InsjuleIt] _n. 1> _. ; 2>
insulin [InsjulIn] _n. _.
insult 1. _n. [Inslt] ; ; 2. _v. [Inslt] , ;
insuperability [InsjuprbIlItI] _n.
insuperable [Insjuprbl] _a. ; insuperable difficulty
insupportable [Insptbl] _a. 1> , 2> , ; insupportable claim
insurance [InSurns] p 1> ; social insurance 2> ; 3> _attr. ; insurance policy (fee) ()
insurant [InSurnt] _n.
insure [InSu] _v. 1> (), () 2> ,
insurer [InSur] _n. 1> 2> ,
insurgent [InsdZnt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _a. 1> 2>
insurmountable [Insmauntbl] _a.
insurrection [InsrekSn] _n. 1> 2> ,
insurrectional [InsrekSnl] _a. 1> 2>
insurrectionary [InsrekSnrI] _a. 1> 2>
insurrectionist [InsrekSnIst] _n. 1> , 2>
insusceptibility [InsseptbIlItI] _n. ,
insusceptible [Insseptbl] _a. , ; (); insusceptible of medical treatment
inswept [Inswept] _a. _. ;
intact [IntQkt] _a. ; ģ,
intaglio [IntAlIu] _. 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 [IntQndZbIlItI] _n. 1> 2> ;
intangible [IntQndZbl] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; 2. _n. ,
integer [IntIdZ] _n. 1> 2> _.
integral [IntIgrl] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. 1> ; , ; 2> ; 3> _.
integrality [IntIgrQlItI] _n. ,
integrant [IntIgrnt] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> 2>
integrate [IntIgreIt] 1. _a. 1> 2> , 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> 3> 4> _.
integration [IntIgreISn] _n. 1> ; ; ; school integration 2> _.
integrator [IntIgreIt] _n. 1> , 2>
integrity [IntegrItI] _n. 1> , , ; a man of integrity 2> , ; ; ; territorial integrity
integument [Integjumnt] _n. , , . , , ,
integumentary [IntegjumentrI] _a.
intellect [IntIlekt] _n. 1> , , 2> ; the intellects of the age
intellection [IntIlekSn] _n. ,
intellective [IntIlektIv] _a. ,
intellectual [IntIlektjul] 1. _a. 1> , ; intellectual effort ; the intellectual facilities ; intellectual development 2> , 2. _n. 1> ; , 2> (the intellectuals) _pl. 3>
intellectuality [IntIlektjuQlItI] _n.
intelligence [IntelIdZns] _n. 1> , , 2> ̣, ; () 3> , 4> 5> _attr. ; intelligence department ( service) , 6> _attr. ; intelligence test ; intelligence quotient {_. I. Q. test} ( )
intelligencer [IntelIdZns] _n. 1> , 2> ;
intelligent [IntelIdZnt] _a. 1> , , 2> , ̣
intelligentsia [IntelIdZentsI] _. _n.
intelligentzia [IntelIdZentsI] _. _n.
intelligibility [IntelIdZbIlItI] _n. ,
intelligible [IntelIdZbl] _a. ,
intemperance [Intemprns] _n. 1> 2> ,
intemperate [IntemprIt] _a. 1> 2> ; , .
intend [Intend] _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 [IntendId] 1. _p-p. intend 2. _n. _. (); ()
intense [Intens] _a. 1> ; intense cold ; intense pain ; intense hatred ; intense interest 2> , ֣ 3> ; intense longing 4> , ֣ ;
intensification [IntensIfIkeISn] _n. ,
intensify [IntensIfaI] _v. ()
intension [IntenSn] _n. 1> , 2> ֣, ;
intensity [IntensItI] _n. 1> , ֣; , ; intensity of emotions ; 2> , ( ..) 3> _. ֣ ()
intensive [IntensIv] _a. 1> , ֣ 2> _. ; intensive care unit of a hospital
intent [Intent] 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 [IntenSn] _n. 1> , , ; ; done without intention 2> _pl. _. ; he has intentions أ () 3> _. , 4> _. first intention () (. healing by first intention)
intentional [IntenSnl] _a. ,
inter [Int] _v. ,
inter alia [IntreIlI] _. alv
inter- [Int] _pref. 1> -, -, ; interstellar ף 2> -; intersect ; interwoven ԣ, ԣ 3> -; interplay , ; interchange
inter-library [IntlaIbrrI] _a. ; inter-library exchange system
interact [IntrQkt] _v. ; , ,
interaction [IntrQkSn] _n. ; by interaction
interallied [IntrlaId] _a.
interatomic [IntrtmIk] _a.
interbreed [Intbrid] _v. () ( )
intercalary [IntklrI] _a. 1> ( 29 ); intercalary year 2> ,
intercalate [IntkleIt] _v. , {. intercalary}
intercalation [IntkleISn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
intercede [Intsid] _v. , (for - , with - ); ; to intercede for mercy (-.)
intercellular [Intseljul] _a. _.
intercept 1. _n. [Intsept] _. 2. _v. [Intsept] 1> 2> , (, , ) 3> , ; , , ; to intercept a view 4> _. (, )
interception [IntsepSn] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> ( )
interceptor [Intsept] _n. _. -
intercession [IntseSn] _n. , ;
intercessor [Intses] _n. , ;
intercessory [IntsesrI] _a. ,
interchain [InttSeIn] _v. ,
interchange 1. _n. [InttSeIndZ] 1> () ; an interchange of views 2> , 3> _attr. interchange point _-. 2. _v. [InttSeIndZ] 1> 2> () 3> ()
interchangeable [InttSeIndZbl] _a. 1> ; 2>
intercity [IntsItI] _a.
intercollegiate [IntklIdZIIt] _a.
intercolonial [Intklunjl] _a.
intercom [Intkm] _n. _. 1> ( ̣, ..) 2> _attr. intercom switch
intercommunicate [IntkmjunIkeIt] _v. 1> , 2> ( )
intercommunication [IntkmjunIkeISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> _attr. intercommunication service _.
intercommunion [Intkmjunjn] _n. 1> 2>
intercommunity [IntkmjunItI] _n. 1> 2> (-.)
interconnect [Intknekt] _v. ()
interconnection [IntknekSn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. (),
interconnexion [IntknekSn] = interconnection
intercontinental [IntkntInentl] _a. ; intercontinental ballistic missile
interconvertible [IntknvtIbl] _a. ;
intercostal [Intkstl] _a. 1> _. ң 2> _. ,
intercourse [Intks] _n. 1> , 2> , ( ) 3>
intercrop [Intkrp] _v. _-.
intercross [Intkrs] _v. 1> 2> () ( )
interdental [Intdentl] _a. _.
interdepartmental [IntdipAtmentl] _a.
interdepend [IntdIpend] _v.
interdependence [IntdIpendns] _n. , ;
interdependent [IntdIpendnt] _a. ,
interdict 1. _n. [IntdIkt] 1> , 2> _. ; 2. _v. [IntdIkt] 1> 2> 3> 4> ( -.) 5> _. (Σ ..)
interdiction [IntdIkSn] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 4> _attr. interdiction fire _.
interdictory [IntdIktrI] _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 [IntfI] _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 [IntfIrns] _n. 1> ; interference with mail-bags , 2> , 3> _. 4> _. 5> _. 6> _. 7> _attr. _. ; interference fringes
interferometer [IntfIrmIt] _n. _.
interflow 1. _n. [Intflu] 2. _v. [Intflu] ,
interfluent [Intflunt] _a. 1> 2>
interfuse [Intfjuz] _v. (), () (with)
interfusion [IntfjuZn] _n. 1> 2>
interim [IntrIm] 1. _n. ; in the interim ; ; minister at interim 2. _a. , ; interim certificate
interior [IntIrI] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> (); the Department of the I. ( ); Secretary of the I. ( ) 4> _. , 5> _. 2. _a.
interjacent [IntdZeIsnt] _a. , ; ; interjacent payment ; interjacent government
interjaculate [IntdZQkjuleIt] _v. (); ()
interject [IntdZekt] _v. ()
interjection [IntdZekSn] _n. 1> 2> _.
interlace [IntleIs] _v. (), ()
interlacement [IntleIsmnt] _n. ,
interlard [IntlAd] _v. , (, ..)
interleaf [Intlif] _n. ( )
interleave [Intliv] _v. 1> ( ) 2>
interline 1. _n. [IntlaIn] _. 2. _v. [IntlaIn] 1> 2> _.
interlinear [IntlInI] _a. 1> 2> ; interlinear version
interlineation [IntlInIeISn] _n. ,
interlink [IntlINk] _v. ;
interlock [Intlk] _v. 1> (), (); 2> _.
interlocution [IntlukjuSn] _n. ,
interlocutor [Intlkjut] _n.
interlocutory [IntlkjutrI] _a. 1> , 2> ; interlocutory decree _.
interlocutress [IntlkjutrIs] _n.
interlocutrix [IntlkjutrIks] _n.
interlope [Intlup] _v. 1> 2>
interloper [Intlup] _n. ,
interlude [Intlud] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> _.
intermarriage [IntmQrIdZ] _n. 1> , .. 2>
intermarry [IntmQrI] _v. 1> ; ԣ ( , ) 2> ( )
intermaxillary [IntmQksIlrI] _a. _.
intermedia [Intmidj] _pl. intermedium
intermediary [IntmidjrI] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> 2>
intermediate [Intmidjt] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> ; intermediate product ; I. examination , ( ) 2> ; intermediate agent 3>
intermediate-range [IntmidjtreIndZ] _a. intermediate-range ballistic missile
intermediation [IntmidIeISn] _n.
intermediator [IntmidIeIt] _n.
intermedium [IntmidIm] _n. (_pl. -dia, -diums [dImz]) 1> , 2> ,
interment [Intmnt] _n.
intermezzi [IntmetsI] _pl. intermezzo
intermezzo [Intmetsou] _. _n. (_pl. -zi, -zos [tsouz]) 1> 2> _.
interminable [IntmInbl] _a. ,
intermingle [IntmINgl] _v. 1> (), () (with) 2>
intermission [IntmISn] _n. 1> , , ; without intermission 2> _. ; _. 3> _. , ()
intermit [IntmIt] _v. () , ()
intermittent [IntmItnt] _a. ; ; ; an intermittent pulse ; intermittent contact _.
intermix [IntmIks] _v. (), ()
intermixture [IntmIkstS] _n. ; ;
intern _I [Intn] _n. _. , _II [Intn] _v.
internal [Intnl] 1. _a. 1> ; internal aerial _. ; internal evidence _. , ; internal security units _. ; internal war ; internal student 2> , 2. _n. _pl. 1> _. 2> ,
internal-combustion engine [IntnlkmbstSnendZIn] _n.
internally [IntnlI] _adv. ; he shuddered internally
international [IntnQSnl] 1. _a. , ; international law ; international civil servant ; international salute _. " " (21 ) 2. _n. 1> 2>
International [IntnQSnl] _n.
Internationale [IntnQSnAl] _n. ()
internationalism [IntnQSnlIzm] _n.
internationalist [IntnQSnlIst] _n.
internationalize [IntnQSnlaIz] _v. ; ( , )
internecine [IntnisaIn] _a. 1> 2> ,
internee [Intni] _n.
internist [IntnIst] _n. _.
internment [Intnmnt] _n. 1> 2> _attr. internment camp
interoffice [IntrȍfIs] _a. interoffice telephone ,
interosculation [IntrǍskjuleISn] _n. 1> 2> _. (. )
interpellate [IntpeleIt] _v. _. ,
interpellation [IntpeleISn] _n. _. ,
interpenetrate [IntpenItreIt] _v. 1> , 2>
interpenetrative [IntpenItrtIv] _a.
interphone [Intfun] _. = intercom
interplanetary [IntplQnItrI] _a.
interplay [IntpleI] _n.
interpolate [IntpuleIt] _v. 1> ; ( ) 2> , 3> _.
interpolation [IntpuleISn] _n. . {. interpolate}
interpolator [IntpuleIt] _n. ,
interposal [Intpuzl] = interposition
interpose [Intpuz] _v. 1> , , 2> , ; to interpose an objection 3> (, ) 4> , 5>
interposition [IntpzISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
interpret [IntprIt] _v. 1> , , ; () 2> (); ()
interpretation [IntprIteISn] _n. 1> , , ; to put a wide interpretation on smth. -. () 2> () 3> _.
interpretative [IntprIttIv] _a. ,
interpreter [IntprIt] _n. 1> , 2> ()
interpretress [IntprItrIs] _n. _f. interpreter
interregna [Intregn] _pl. interregnum
interregnum [Intregnm] _n. (_pl. -na, -nums [nmz]) 1> 2> ,
interrelation [IntrIleISn] _n. , ,
interrelationship [IntrIleISnSIp] _n. , ; ӣ
interrogate [InterugeIt] _v. 1> 2>
interrogation [InterugeISn] _n. 1> ; note ( mark, point) of interrogation 2> ; interrogation under duress 3>
interrogative [IntrgtIv] _a. ; interrogative pronoun _.
interrogator [IntereugeIt] _n. 1> 2>
interrogatory [IntrgtrI] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; ( ) 2. _a.
interrupt [Intrpt] _v. 1> 2> ( ..) 3> , , ; to interrupt the view from the window
interrupter [Intrpt] _n. _.
interruption [IntrpSn] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> , , ; interruption of telephone communication
intersect [Intsekt] _v. 1> (); (); () 2>
intersection [IntsekSn] _n. 1> 2> 3> ң
intersidereal [IntsaIdIrIl] _a. ף
interspace [IntspeIs] 1. _n. (, ), 2. _v. 1> , 2>
interspecific [IntspIsIfIk] _a. _.
intersperse [Intsps] _v. 1> , (among, between - , ) 2> , , 3> 4>
interstate [IntsteIt] _a. ; ; ; (, ), ; interstate commerce
interstellar [Intstel] _a. ף; interstellar space ship ; interstellar space ף
interstice [IntstIs] _n. ; ,
interstitial [IntstISl] _a. 1> , 2> _. ;
intertill [InttIl] _v. _-. ,
intertribal [InttraIbl] _a.
intertwine [InttwaIn] _v. 1> (), () 2> ,
intertwist [InttwIst] = intertwine
interval [Intvl] _n. 1> , , ; at intervals > ; > ; > 2> , , ;
intervale [IntveIl] _n. _. ( )
intervene [Intvin] _v. 1> ; (in) 2> , ( -. ); some years intervened 3> , 4> , ; if nothing intervenes
intervention [IntvenSn] _n. 1> 2> ; surgical intervention
interventionist [IntvenSnIst] _n. 1> 2>
interview [Intvju] 1. _n. 1> , , ; ; to obtain (to grant) an interview () 2> ( ) 2. _v. , ;
interviewee [Intvjui] _n. ,
interviewer [Intvju] _n.
intervocalic [IntvoukQlIk] _a. _.
interweave [Intwiv] _v. (interwove - interwoven) 1> , 2> , (with);
interwove [Intwuv] _p. interweave
interwoven [Intwun] _p-p. interweave
interzonal [Intzunl] _a.
intestacy [IntestsI] _n. 1> 2> , ,
intestate [IntestIt] 1. _n. , 2. _a. , ; he died intestate ,
intestinal [IntestInl] _a. _.
intestine [IntestIn] _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 [IntImeISn] _n. 1> , 2> ͣ
intimidate [IntImIdeIt] _v. ; ,
intimidation [IntImIdeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
intimity [IntImItI] _n.
intitule [IntItjul] _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 [Intlrbl] _a. , ; ;
intolerance [Intlrns] _n.
intolerant [Intlrnt] _a. ; intolerant of smth. ( ) -.
intonate [IntuneIt] = intone
intonation [IntuneISn] _n. 1> ; () 2> ; 3> ( )
intone [Intun] _v. 1> , () 2> ; 3> ,
intoxicant [IntksIknt] 1. _n. 2. _a.
intoxicate [IntksIkeIt] _v. 1> , 2> _.
intoxication [IntksIkeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ,
intra- [Intr] _. _pref. -; intracranial ; intramuscular ; intranuclear ; intravenous ; intraurban ; intraurban traffic
intractability [IntrQktbIlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> (, , ..)
intractable [IntrQktbl] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> 4>
intramolecular [Intrmulekjul] _a.
intramural [Intrmjurl] _a. 1> ( ) , . .. 2> ( )
intramuscular [Intrmskjul] _a.
intransigent [IntrQnsIdZnt] 1. _n. ; , 2. _a. ,
intransitive [IntrQnsItIv] _a. _. ( )
intransmissible [IntrAnsmIsbl] _a. ( )
intrant [Intrnt] _n. 1> ( , ..) 2> ( )
intranuclear [IntrnjuklI] _a.
intraocular [Intrȍkjul] _a. ; intraocular tension ( pressure)
intravenous [Intrvins] _a.
intrench [IntrentS] = entrench
intrepid [IntrepId] _a. , ,
intrepidity [IntrIpIdItI] _n. ,
intricacy [IntrIksI] _n. 1> , ; 2>
intricate [IntrIkIt] _a. , , ;
intrigant [IntrIgnt] = intriguant
intrigante [IntrIgAnt] = intriguante
intriguant [IntrIgnt] _n. _.
intriguante [IntrIgAnt] _n. _.
intrigue [Intrig] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( ) 2. _v. 1> , (against - ) 2> , 3> (with)
intriguing [IntrigIN] 1. _pres-p. intrigue 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> , 3> ,
intrinsic [IntrInsIk] _a. 1> , , ; intrinsic value 2>
intro- [Intru], [Intr] _. _pref. -, -; introspection ; intromission
introduce [Intrdjus] _v. 1> ; (into) 2> ; ; 3> , ; let me introduce my brother to you 4> ( ..) 5> ,
introduction [IntrdkSn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> () ; letter of introduction 4> , 5> ( ) 6> 7> _.
introductory [IntrdktrI] _a. , ,
intromission [IntrumISn] _n. ; ;
introspect [Intruspekt] _v. 1> ; 2> ,
introspection [IntruspekSn] _n. _. , ,
introspective [IntruspektIv] _a. _.
introversion [IntruvSn] _n. _.
introvert _. 1. _n. [Intruvt] , ϣ 2. _v. [Intruvt]
intrude [Intrud] _v. 1> , (into); am I intruding? ? 2> (), (upon); to intrude oneself (one's views) upon a person ( ) -. 3> ()
intruder [Intrud] _n. 1> , ; 2> _. , ; 3> _. ̣ , ̣- (. intruder aircraft)
intrusion [IntruZn] _n. 1> , (into); unpardonable intrusion 2> , .. (upon) 3> _. 4> _. ,
intrusive [IntrusIv] _a. 1> , 2> _. , ( )
intrust [Intrst] _. = entrust
intubation [IntjubeISn] _n. _.
intuition [IntjuISn] _n.
intuitional [IntjuISnl] _a.
intuitionalism [IntjuISnlIzm] _n. _.
intuitive [IntjuItIv] _a. 1> = intuitional 2>
intuitivism [IntjuItIvIzm] = intuitionalism
intumescence [Intjumesns] _n. , ;
intussusception [IntssepSn] _n. 1> _. 2> (, ..)
inunction [InNkSn] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _.
inundate [InndeIt] _v. 1> , 2> _. ; ; he was inundated with invitations
inundation [InndeISn] _n. 1> 2> , ; an inundation of tourists
inurbane [InbeIn] _a. 1> , ۣ , 2>
inure [Inju] _v. 1> ; to inure oneself 2> _. , 3> , ; to inure to the benefit of humanity
inurement [Injumnt] _n. ; ;
inurnment [Innmnt] _n. ( )
inutile [InjutIl] _a.
invade [InveId] _v. 1> ; , 2> , ( ); fear invaded her mind ţ 3> ( -. ) 4> ( )
invader [InveId] _n. 1> , 2>
invalid _I 1. _n. [InvlId] ; 2. _a. [InvlId] 1> ; 2> ; an invalid diet ; invalid food 3. _v. [Invlid] 1> () 2> () ; to be invalided out of the army _II [InvQlId] _a. 1> , ; to declare a marriage invalid 2>
invalidate [InvQlIdeIt] _v. , ;
invalidation [InvQlIdeISn] _n. ,
invalidity [InvlIdItI] _n.
invaluable [InvQljubl] _a. ,
invar [InvA] _n. ,
invariability [InvErIbIlItI] _n. ,
invariable [InvErIbl] _a. 1> , ; 2> _.
invariant [InvErInt] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
invasion [InveIZn] _n. 1> , ; 2> ( -. ) 3> _. 4> _attr. invasion ground forces _. ; invasion fleet -
invasive [InveIsIv] _a. ;
invective [InvektIv] _n. 1> ; ; 2> (. _pl.) , ; a stream of invectives
inveigh [InveI] _v. , , (against)
inveigle [Invigl] _v. , ; ; to inveigle smb. into doing smth. -. -.
inveiglement [Inviglmnt] _n. ; ,
invent [Invent] _v. 1> , 2> , , 3> ; to invent an excuse (explanation) ()
invention [InvenSn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> 4> _.
inventive [InventIv] _a. ;
inventor [Invent] _n. 1> 2> , ڣ
inventory [InvntrI] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , , ӣ 3> ޣ ; , ; to make ( to draw) up an inventory 2. _v. ,
inveracity [InvrQsItI] _n. ;
Inverness [Invnes] _n. ( )
inverse [Invs] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. , ף; ; inverse ratio ( proportion) _.
inversely [InvslI] _adv. ;
inversion [InvSn] _n. 1> ; ף; 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. 5> _. ()
invert 1. _n. [Invt] 1> _. 2> 2. _v. [Invt] 1> ף, , 2> , 3> _.
invertebrate [InvtIbrIt] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; _. ,
inverted [InvtId] 1. _p-p. invert 2 2. _a. 1> ; ף; inverted flight _. ̣ 2> ; inverted order of words _. , 3> _.
inverted commas [InvtIdkmz] _n. _pl.
inverter [Invt] _n. _. ,
invest [Invest] _v. 1> , , (in) 2> _. -. 3> , (in, with); invested with mystery 4> ( .. - with, in) 5> _. ,
investigate [InvestIgeIt] _v. 1> ; ; 2> ,
investigation [InvestIgeISn] _n. 1> , 2> ()
investigative [InvestIgeItIv] _a.
investigator [InvestIgeIt] _n. 1> , 2>
investigatory [InvestIgeItrI] = investigative
investiture [InvestItS] _n. 1> , 2> , , 3> ,
investment [Investmnt] _n. 1> , , 2> ; 3> , 4> , 5> , .. 6> _. , 7> _attr. investment bank _. ; investment goods ; investment outlet
investor [Invest] _n. {. invest 1}
inveteracy [InvetrsI] _n. (); ()
inveterate [InvetrIt] _a. , , ; ; inveterate smoker ; inveterate liar
invidious [InvIdIs] _a. 1> ; , ; ; invidious comparison 2> _. ,
invigilate [InvIdZIleIt] _v.
invigorate [InvIgreIt] _v. 1> , 2>
invigorative [InvIgrtIv] _a. , ,
invincibility [InvInsIbIlItI] _n.
invincible [InvInsbl] _a.
inviolability [InvaIlbIlItI] _n. ;
inviolable [InvaIlbl] _a. ;
inviolate [InvaIlIt] _a. ; Σ
invisibility [InvIzbIlItI] _n. ;
invisible [InvIzbl] _a. , ; ; ; invisible man -; invisible exports (imports) _. (); he is invisible ( ); invisible green -̣ ; the I. Empire _. --
invitation [InvIteISn] _n. 1> (to - ); admission by invitation only ; to send out invitations 2> _attr. ; invitation card
invitational [InvIteISnl] _a.
invite [InvaIt] 1. _v. 1> , 2> , ; to invite attention 3> ( -.); to invite questions (opinions) ( ϣ ) 4> 2. _n. _.
invitee [InvaIti] _n. _. ۣ
inviting [InvaItIN] 1. _pres-p. invite 1 2. _a. , , ,
invocation [InvukeISn] _n. 1> _. , 2> , 3> _. ( )
invocatory [InvktrI] _a. ,
invoice [InvIs] 1. _n. ޣ, 2. _v. ޣ,
invoke [Invuk] _v. 1> , 2> 3>
involucre [Invluk] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ף
involuntary [InvlntrI] _a. 1> , 2>
involute [Invlut] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> _. ף ; 3> , ; an involute plot 2. _n. _. , ף 3. _v. _.
involution [InvluSn] _n. 1> 2> , ( , ..) 3> _.
involve [Invlv] _v. 1> ף, (in) 2> () 3> ; , ; ; involved in debt ; to involve the rights of smb. -. 4> (in); , 5> , 6> _.
involved [Invlvd] 1. _p-p. involve 2. _a. , ; involved mechanism ; involved reasoning
involvement [Invlvmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ; ( ޣ-.)
invulnerability [InvlnrbIlItI] _n.
invulnerable [Invlnrbl] _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 [Inwiv] _v. (inwove - inwoven) 1> , 2> ,
inwove [Inwuv] _p. inweave
inwoven [Inwuvn] _p-p. inweave
inwrought [Inrt] _a. 1> ( - with) 2> ( - on, in) 3> _. , ԣ (with)
iodide [aIudaId] _n. _. ,
iodine [aIudin] _n.
iodize [aIudaIz] _v.
ion [aIn] _n. _.
ionic [aIȍnIk] _a. _. ; ionic composition of the atmosphere
Ionic [aIȍnIk] _a.
ionium [aIȫunIm] _n. _.
ionize [aInaIz] _v. _.
ionosphere [aIȍnsfI] _n.
ionospheric [aIǍnsferIk] _a. ; ionospheric data
iontophoresis [aIǍntfrisIs] _n. _.
iota [aIȫut] _. _n. ; not to care an iota ,
IOU [aIuju] _n. IOU ( I owe you )
ipecac [IpIkQk] _. ipecacuanha
ipecacuanha [IpIkQkjuQn] _n. _. ,
ir- [Ir] _pref. ( , r) -; irrational ; ; irrelevant ,
Iraki [IrAkI] = Iraqi
Irani [IrAnI] _a. ;
Iranian [aIreInjn] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. 1> , ; 2>
Iraqi [IrAkI] 1. _n. 2. _a.
irascibility [IrQsIbIlItI] _n. ,
irascible [IrQsIbl] _a. ,
irate [aIreIt] _a. , ,
ire [aI] _n. _. ,
ireful [aIful] _a.
iridescence [IrIdesns] _n. ;
iridescent [IrIdesnt] _a. , ;
iris [aIrIs] _n. 1> _. () 2> 3> _. , 4> _attr. iris diaphragm _.
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 [aIrISwumn] _n.
iritis [aIraItIs] _n. _.
irk [k] _v. _. , ,
irksome [ȫksm] _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 [aInlN] _n. _.
iron-bark [aInbAk] _n.
iron-bound [aInbaund] _a. 1> 2> , 3> ( )
iron-foundry [aInfaundrI] _n.
iron-grey [aIngreI] 1. _a. - 2. _n. -
iron-handed [aInhQndId] _a. , ;
iron-mould [aInmuld] _n. ( )
iron-shod [aInSd] _a. ; ,
ironclad [aInklQd] 1. _a. 1> Σ, 2> ֣, ף; 2. _n. _.
ironfall [aInfl] _n.
ironic [aIrnIk] _a.
ironical [aIrnIkl] _a.
ironing [aInIN] 1. _pres-p. iron 3 2. _n. 1> , 2> , أ
ironing-board [aInINbd] _n.
ironmaster [aInmAst] _n.
ironmonger [aInmNg] _n. ,
ironmongery [aInmNgrI] _n. ,
ironside [aInsaId] _n. 1> ; 2> (Ironsides) _pl. _. , ""
ironstone [aInstun] _n. ,
ironware [aInwE] _n. ,
ironwork [aInwk] _n. 1> 2>
ironworker [aInwk] _n. -
ironworks [aInwks] _n. _pl. (. _sg. _pl.) ; ޣ
irony [aIrnI] _n. ; the irony of fate ; the irony of it is that... , ...; ... Socratic irony
irradiate [IreIdIeIt] _v. 1> , ; 2> _. 3> , ; ( ..)
irradiation [IreIdIeISn] _n. 1> , 2> , , , 3> _.
irrational [IrQSnl] 1. _a. 1> , ; ; irrational fear 2> , ң 3> _. 2. _n. _.
irrationality [IrQSnQlItI] _n. 1> , ; 2> _.
irreclaimable [IrIkleImbl] _a. 1> ( ) 2> 3>
irreconcilable [IreknsaIlbl] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ,
irrecoverable [IrIkvrbl] _a. ,
irrecusable [IrIkjuzbl] _a. ;
irredeemable [IrIdimbl] _a. 1> , ģ, 2> , ( ) 3> , ( )
irredenta [IrIdent] _. _a. Σ
irredentist [IrIdentIst] _n. _. ( )
irreducible [IrIdjusbl] _a. 1> ( ..) 2> _. 3> _. , 4> 5>
irrefragable [Irefrgbl] _a. , , ; irrefragable answer
irrefrangible [IrIfrQndZIbl] _a. 1> 2> _.
irrefutable [Irefjutbl] _a.
irregular [Iregjul] 1. _a. 1> ; ; ; irregular child £ 2> , 3> ; ; ( ); 4> _. 5> _. 2. _n. (. _pl.) ,
irregularity [IregjulQrItI] _n. 1> , (, ..) 2> , ; irregularity of living 3>
irrelative [IreltIv] _a. 1> (to); 2> = irrelevant
irrelevance [IrelIvns] _n. 1> 2> , ..
irrelevant [IrelIvnt] _a. ;
irreligious [IrIlIdZs] _a. ;
irremeable [IremIbl] _a. ,
irremediable [IrImidjbl] _a. 1> 2> ,
irremovability [IrImuvbIlItI] _n.
irremovable [IrImuvbl] _a. 1> ; 2> ( )
irreparable [Ireprbl] _a. ; irreparable loss ; irreparable injury
irrepatriable [IrIpQtrIbl] _n. ,
irreplaceable [IrIpleIsbl] _a. ; ;
irrepressible [IrIpresbl] 1. _a. 1> , 2> 2. _n. _. , գ
irreproachable [IrIprutSbl] _a. ,
irresistibility [IrIzIstbIlItI] _n.
irresistible [IrIzIstbl] _a. ; ; ; irresistible proof
irresolute [Irezlut] _a. ,
irresolution [IrezluSn] _n. ,
irresolvable [IrIzlvbl] _a. 1> ( ) 2>
irrespective [IrIspektIv] _a. , (of - ); irrespective of age
irresponsibility [IrIspnsbIlItI] _n.
irresponsible [IrIspnsbl] _a. 1> , ; irresponsible child £, 2> 3>
irresponsive [IrIspnsIv] _a. 1> , ; to be irresponsive , 2> ; 3> _. = irresponsible
irretention [IrItenSn] _n. ; irretention of memory
irretentive [IrItentIv] _a.
irretraceable [IrItreIsbl] _a.
irretrievable [IrItrivbl] _a. , ,
irreverence [Irevrns] _n.
irreverent [Irevrnt] _a.
irreversible [IrIvsbl] _a. 1> 2> ; , ; irreversible decision 3> _.
irrevocability [IrevkbIlItI] _n. ,
irrevocable [Irevkbl] _a. , ; ; irrevocable mistake ; irrevocable decision
irrigate [IrIgeIt] _v. 1> 2> _.
irrigation [IrIgeISn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; 3> _attr. irrigation engineering
irrigative [IrIgeItIv] _a. ,
irritability [IrItbIlItI] _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 [IrIteISn] _n. 1> , 2> _. _. ;
irritative [IrIteItIv] _a.
irruption [IrpSn] _n. , ,
is [Iz] ( ); [z], [s] ( ) 3- . . . . to be
Isabel [Izbel] = Isabella 1
Isabella [Izbel] _n. 1> ( ) {. . ͣ} 2> -֣
Isaiah [aIzaI] _n. _. ()
ischemia [IskimI] _n. _.
isinglass [aIzINglAs] _n. 1> ; 2> _. (. isinglass-stone)
Islam [IzlAm] _n.
Islamic [IzlQmIk] _a. , ,
Islamite [IzlmaIt] 1. _n. 2. _a. ,
island [aIlnd] 1. _n. 1> 2> -. ; street ( safety) island ( ) 3> _. ( ) 2. _v. 1> ; 2>
islander [aIlnd] _n. ,
isle [aIl] _n. (_.; . ; ., I. of Wight - )
islet [aIlIt] _n.
ism [Izm] _n. _. , ;
isn't [Iznt] _. _. = is not
isobar [aIsubA] _n.
isochronal [aIskrnl] = isochronous
isochronous [aIskrns] _a.
isoclinal [aIsuklaInl] _a. _.
isocline [aIsuklaIn] _n. _.
isolate [aIsleIt] _v. 1> , , ; 2> _.
isolated [aIsleItId] 1. _p-p. isolate 2. _a. , ; isolated sentence , ; isolated case
isolation [aIsuleISn] _n. 1> 2> ; to live in isolation Σ 3> _attr. isolation hospital ; isolation period
isolationism [aIsuleISnIzm] _n.
isolator [aIsleIt] _n.
isosceles [aIssIliz] _a. _.
isotherm [aIsuTm] _n.
isothermal [aIsuTml] _a.
isotope [aIsutup] _n.
Israel [IzreIl] _n. ,
Israelite [IzrIlaIt] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
issuance [ISuns] _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
Italian [ItQljn] 1. _a. ; Italian warehouse (. ) 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
Italianize [ItQljnaIz] _v. ;
Italic [ItQlIk] _a. _. ; Italic order _.
italic [ItQlIk] _. 1. _a. ; italic type 2. _n. _pl. ; italics supplied ( )
italicize [ItQlIsaIz] _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 [ItreISn] _n.
iterative [ItrtIv] _a.
itineracy [ItInrsI] = itinerancy
itinerancy [ItInrnsI] _n. 1> ; 2> ( ..) , ..
itinerant [ItInrnt] 1. _n. , , ( , ) 2. _a. 1> ; itinerant musicians 2>
itinerary [aItInrrI] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> 2. _a. ,
itinerate [ItInreIt] _v. 1> 2> ( , )
itineration [ItInreISn] = itinerancy
its [Its] _pron. _poss. ( ) ; ţ; ; ,
itself [Itself] _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 [aIvrInt] _n.
ivory-white [aIvrIwaIt] _a.
ivoryblack [aIvrIblQk] _n. (ޣ )
ivy [aIvI] _n. _. ()
ivy-bush [aIvIbuS] _n. 1> 2> = bush I, 1, 5
J j [dZeI] _n. (_pl. Js, J's [dZeIz]) 10- . ; J pen
jab [dZQb] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. 3> _. ; 2. _v. 1> , 2> , (into) 3> ; ; (); ; jab out
jabber [dZQb] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; 2. _v. 1> , , 2> ,
jabot [ZQbu] _n. _. ;
jacinth [dZQsInT] _n. _.
jack _I [dZQk] 1. _n. 1> (. J.) , ; every man jack (); J. and Gill ( Jill) ; a good J. makes a good Jill 2> = jack tar 3> (. J.) , ģ 4> _. 5> _. ; to make one's jack 6> _. _. , 7> 8> _. , ; ; 9> 10> _. ; 11> _. ; 12> 13> , 14> 15> _. ; J. of all trades ; to be J. of all trades and master of none ӣ ; J. out of office ; J. at a pinch , ; to raise jack _. , 2. _v. ( jack up); jack up > , ; to jack up one's job ; > jacked up ; ң _II [dZQk] _n. _. , _III [dZQk] _n. _. 1> ( ..); black jack ( ) 2>
Jack Frost [dZQkfrst] _n. ; -
Jack in office [dZQkInǍfIs] _n. ,
Jack Ketch [dZQkketS] _n.
jack light [dZQklaIt] _n. _. ( )
jack rabbit [dZQkrQbIt] _n.
jack sprat [dZQksprQt] _n.
jack tar [dZQktA] _n.
Jack-a-dandy [dZQkdQndI] _n. ݣ, ,
jack-in-the-box [dZQkInDbks] _n. 1> ( , , ) 2> 3> _. , 4> _.
Jack-in-the-green [dZQkInDgrin] _n. ̣ ( )
jack-knife [dZQknaIf] _n.
jack-lift [dZQklIft] _n. ߣ
jack-o'-lantern [dZQkulQntn] _n. 1> Σ 2> _. ,
jack-plane [dZQkpleIn] _n. _. , ;
jack-priest [dZQkprist] _n. _.
jack-screw [dZQkskru] _n. ()
jack-snipe [dZQksnaIp] _n.
jack-staff [dZQkstAf] _n. _. -
jack-stone [dZQkstun] _n. 1> 2> _pl. (. sing)
jack-straw [dZQkstr] _n. 1> 2> 3> _pl. ; not to care a jack-straw
jack-towel [dZQktaul] _n. ( , )
jackal [dZQkl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , ޣ, 2. _v. ޣ,
jackanapes [dZQkneIps] _n. 1> ; 2> £ 3> ݣ,
jackaroo [dZQkru] _n. _. _. , ( )
jackass [dZQkQs] _n. 1> ӣ 2> [dZQkAs] ӣ, ,
jackboot [dZQkbut] _n. ; _.
jackdaw [dZQkd] _n. ; jackdaw in peacock's feathers
jacket [dZQkIt] 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 [dZQkItId] 1. _p-p. jacket 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> _. ,
jackpot [dZQkpt] _n. 1> _. 2> ; ; to hit the jackpot 3> _. _.
Jacob's ladder [dZeIkbzlQd] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _. -; - 4> _.
Jacob's staff [dZeIkbzstAf] _n. 1> _. 2> ;
Jacobean [dZQkubin] _a. I (1603-1625 .)
Jacobin [dZQkubIn] _n. 1> () 2> _.
jacobin [dZQkubIn] _n.
jacobinic [dZQkubInIk] _a. _.
jacobinical [dZQkubInIkl] _a. _.
Jacobite [dZQkubaIt] _n. _.
jacobus [dZkubs] _n. _. XVII . I
jaconet [dZQknet] _n. ̣
Jacquard loom [dZkAdlum] _n.
jacqueminot [dZQkmInu] _n. _.
jacquerie [ZAkri] _n. _. _.
jactation [dZQkteISn] = jactitation
jactitation [dZQktIteISn] _n. 1> , 2> _. , ; jactitation of marriage 3> _. ģ; ( )
jade _I [dZeId] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. , 2. _v. 1> () 2> _. (); _II [dZeId] _n. 1> _. 2> -̣
jaded [dZeIdId] 1. _p-p. jade I, 2 2. _a. 1> ң, 2>
Jaeger [jeIg] _n. ,
jag _I [dZQg] 1. _n. 1> , ; (ԣ) 2> 3> , ( ) 2. _v. 1> , 2> _II [dZQg] _n. 1> _. (, ) 2> _. , ; to have a jag on , ""; a crying jag
jagg [dZQg] = jag II
jagged _I 1. [dZQgd] _p-p. jag I, 2 2. _a. [dZQgId] , ; _II [dZQgId] _a. _.
jaggery [dZQgrI] _. _n. -
jaggy [dZQgI] = jagged I, 2
jaguar [dZQgju] _n.
jail [dZeIl] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; to break jail 2. _v.
jail delivery [dZeIldIlIvrI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ޣ
jail-fever [dZeIlfiv] _n.
jailbird [dZeIlbd] _n. _. ; ;
jailer [dZeIl] _n.
Jain [dZaIn] _n. ( )
jalap [dZQlp] _n.
jallopy [dZQlpI] _n. _. ̣
jalopy [dZQlpI] _n. _. ̣
jalousie [ZQluzi] _n. _. , ;
jam _I [dZQm] 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 [dZQm] _n. ; ; real jam _. ; , ; money for jam ;
jam-jar [dZQmdZA] _n. ()
jam-up [dZQmp] _n. , "" ( )
jama [dZAm] _. _n.
jamah [dZAm] _. _n.
Jamaica [dZmeIk] _n. () {. . }
jamb [dZQm] _n. 1> (, ) 2> (. _pl.) 3> _. 4> , 5> _. ,
jamboree [dZQmbri] _n. _. 1> ; , 2> ̣ (. )
jammer [dZQm] _n. _.
jamming [dZQmIN] 1. _pres-p. jam I, 2 2. _n. 1> , "" ( ) 2> _. ; ; 3> _. ɣ 4> _. 5> _attr. jamming station ; jamming war ;
Jane [dZeIn] _n. _. £
jane [dZeIn] _n. _. £
jangle [dZQNgl] 1. _n. 1> ; , , ; 2> _. , , 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> , 3> _. ,
janissary [dZQnIsrI] = janizary
janitor [dZQnIt] _n. 1> , 2> _. , ,
janizary [dZQnIzrI] _n. _.
Jansenism [dZQnsnIzm] _n. _.
January [dZQnjurI] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
Janus [dZeIns] _n. . _.
Jap [dZQp] _. . Japanese
japan [dZpQn] 1. _n. 1> ޣ (. ) 2> 2. _v. , ޣ
Japanese [dZQpniz] 1. _a. ; Japanese lantern ; Japanese varnish tree 2. _n. 1> ; ; the Japanese _pl. _. 2>
Japanesque [dZQpnesk] _a.
jape [dZeIp] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
Japhetic [dZeIfetIk] _a. _.
japonic [dZpnIk] = Japanese 1
jar _I [dZA] 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 [dZA] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. Leyden jar 3> _. (= 8 = 4,54 ) _III [dZA] _n. _. on the jar _. ( ..)
jardiniere [dZAdInjE] _n. _.
jargon _I [dZAgn] _n. 1> 2> , _II [dZAgn] _n. _.
jargonelle [dZAgnel] _n. -
jargonize [dZAgnaIz] _v.
jarovization [jArvIzeISn] _. _n. _-.
jarovize [jArvaIz] _. _v. _-.
jarring [dZArIN] _a. 1> , 2>
jasmin [dZQsmIn] _n.
jasmine [dZQsmIn] _n.
jasper [dZQsp] _n. _.
jaundice [dZndIs] 1. _n. 1> _. , ֣ 2> ֣; ; 3> , 2. _v. 1> _. ֣ 2> (. _p-p.) ,
jaundiced [dZndIst] 1. _p-p. jaundice 2 2. _a. 1> _. ֣ 2> ֣, ֣ 3> ֣; to take a jaundiced view , ( -.)
jaunt [dZnt] 1. _n. ; to go on a jaunt 2. _v.
jauntily [dZntIlI] _adv. 1> 2> ; 3>
jaunting-car [dZntINkA] _n. _. ̣
jaunty [dZntI] _a. 1> ӣ, 2> ; - 3> 4> , ;
Javanese [dZAvniz] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; ; the Javanese _pl. _. 2>
javelin [dZQvlIn] _n. 1> أ, 2> _attr. javelin formation _.
javelin-throwing [dZQvlInTruIN] _n.
jaw [dZ] 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 [dZvaIs] _n. _.
jaw-bone [dZbun] _n. 1> 2> _.
jaw-breaker [dZbreIk] _n. _. ;
jay [dZeI] _n. 1> () 2> _. ; 3>
jay-walker [dZeIwk] _n. _.
jaywalk [dZeIwk] _v. _.
jazz [dZQz] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. _. , 4> ; 5> _attr. 6> _attr. , 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> _. _. ; jazz up ,
jazz band [dZQzbQnd] _n. -, -
jazzy [dZQzI] 1> = jazz 1, 5 2> _. _. , ̣ 3> У,
jealous [dZels] _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 [dZelsI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
jeann [dZeIn] ( , ..)
jeans [dZinz] _n. _pl.
jeep [dZip] _n. 1> _. 2> ̣ 3> _. _. ,
jeer _I [dZI] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _v. , , , (at - ) _II [dZI] _n. (. _pl.) _.
jeez [dZiz] _interj. !; ޣ !
jehad [dZIhAd] = jihad
Jehovah [dZIhuv] _n. _. ; Jehovah's Witnesses ( )
Jehu [dZihju] _n. _. ;
jejune [dZIdZun] _a. 1> , ; jejune diet 2> ( ) 3> ; ,
jejunum [dZIdZunm] _n. _.
jell [dZel] 1. _n. _. . jelly 1 2. _v. _. 1> = jelly 2; 2> _. , ; public opinion has jelled on that question ̣ ; the conversation wouldn't jell
jellify [dZelIfaI] = jelly 2
jelly [dZelI] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; to reduce smb. to jelly -. 2. _v. 1> , 2>
jelly-fish [dZelIfIS] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
jelly-like [dZelIlaIk] _a. ,
jellygraph [dZelIgrAf] _n.
jemadar [dZemdA] _. _n. 1> _. -; - 2> 3>
jemmy [dZemI] _n. 1> ""; 2> ()
jennet [dZenIt] _n. 1> 2>
jenneting [dZenItIN] _n.
jenny [dZenI] _n. 1> , . jenny-ass 2> _. £; ߣ 3> _.
jenny wren [dZenIren] _n. _.
jenny-ass [dZenIQs] = jennet 2
jeopard [dZepd] _. = jeopardize
jeopardize [dZepdaIz] _v. , ; to jeopardize one's life
jeopardy [dZepdI] _n. , ; to be in jeopardy ; to put in jeopardy ,
jerboa [dZbu] _n. ()
jeremiad [dZerImaId] _n. ; ,
Jericho [dZerIku] _n. _. ; go to Jericho! ޣ!
jerk _I [dZk] 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 [dZk] _v.
jerked _I [dZkt] _p-p. jerk I, 2 _II [dZkt] 1. _p-p. jerk II 2. _a. ; jerked beef
jerkin [dZkIn] _n. _. 1> (. ) 2>
jerkwater [dZkwt] _a. _. _. jerkwater town ,
jerky _I [dZkI] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> 2. _n. _. _II [dZkI] _n.
Jeroboam [dZerbum] _n. , (= 8-12 )
jerque [dZk] _v.
jerrican [dZerIkn] _n. _.
jerry [dZerI] _n. sl
Jerry [dZerI] _n. _. _. ; ̣
jerry-building [dZerIbIldIN] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
jerry-built [dZerIbIlt] _a. , -
jerry-shop [dZerISp] _n. sl ,
jerrymander [dZerImQnd] = gerrymander
jersey [dZzI] _n. 1> ; 2> ; , 3>
jess [dZes] 1. _n. (. _pl.) 1> 2> _. 2. _v. ( )
jessamine [dZesmIn] = jasmin(e)
jest [dZest] 1. _n. 1> , ; in jest 2> , 3> , ; standing jest ; many a true word is spoken in jest _. 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
jest-book [dZestbuk] _n. ,
jester [dZest] _n. 1> 2>
jesting [dZestIN] 1. _pres-p. jest 2 2. _a. 1> , ; a jesting remark , 2> ; ; a jesting fellow
Jesuit [dZezjuIt] _n. 1> 2> ,
Jesuitic [dZezjuItIk] _a. 1> 2> ,
Jesuitical [dZezjuItIkl] _a. 1> 2> ,
Jesuitism [dZezjuItIzm] _n. , ;
Jesuitry [dZezjuItrI] = Jesuitism
Jesus [dZizs] _n. _. ; by Jesus -; Jesus Christ! !; ޣ !
jet _I [dZet] _n. 1> _. , ޣ 2> ޣ _II [dZet] 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 [dZetpleIn] _n. ̣
jet port [dZetpt] _n. ̣
jet propulsion [dZetprplSn] _n.
jet set [dZetset] _n. _. _. , ; " "
jet-black [dZetblQk] _a. ޣ
jet-fighter [dZetfaIt] _n.
jet-propelled [dZetprpeld] _a. ; jet-propelled plane ̣; jet-propelled projectile
jetsam [dZetsm] _n. , , ( ) {. flotsam}
jetstone [dZetstun] _n. _. ޣ
jettison [dZetIsn] 1. _n. () 2. _v. 1> () 2> _. () 3> ( -. ) 4> (-.); to jettison a bill
jetton [dZetn] _n.
jetty _I [dZetI] = jetblack _II [dZetI] _n. 1> , 2> ; ,
Jew [dZu] _n. ,
Jew's pitch [dZuzpItS] _n. _. ,
Jew's-harp [dZuzhAp] _n. 1> (_. ) 2> ޣ, £
jewel [dZul] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; _pl. 3> (. _.) 4> ( ) 2. _v. 1> (. _p-p.) 2> ( )
jewel-box [dZulbks] _n.
jewel-case [dZulkeIs] = jewel-box
jewel-house [dZulhaus] _n.
jeweller [dZul] _n.
jewellery, jewelry [dZulrI] _n. ;
Jewess [dZuIs] _n. ,
Jewish [dZuIS] _a. , ; he is Jewish
Jewry [dZurI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ,
Jezebel [dZezbl] _n. _. ; _. _.
jib _I [dZIb] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. , ߣ ; the cut of one's jib _. _. , .. 2. _v. _. (); ( ) _II [dZIb] 1. _n. 2. _v. , ; (. ..); _. ; jib at > ( -.); > -., -.
jib door [dZIbd] _n. 1> 2> _.
jib-boom [dZIbbum] _n. _.
jib-crane [dZIbkreIn] _n. _. -
jibber [dZIb] = jib II, 1
jibe _I [dZaIb] = gybe _II [dZaIb] = jib I, 2 gybe _III [dZaIb] _v. _. 1> 2> ; ; his words and actions do not jibe
jiff [dZIf] _n. _. , ; wait (half) a jiff ; in a jiff ,
jiffy [dZIfI] _n. _. , ; wait (half) a jiffy ; in a jiffy ,
jig _I [dZIg] 1. _n. (); the jig is up - ; 2. _v. 1> 2> ң _II [dZIg] 1. _n. 1> _. ; ; ; 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. 5> _. 6> ( ..); 2. _v. 1> 2>
jig-saw [dZIgs] _n. _. ; ; jig-saw puzzle -
jigger _I [dZIg] _n. 1> , ; 2> ( ) 3> _. 4> _. 5> _. 6> _. 7> _. -; 8> 9> = jig II, 1, 4 10> 11> ɣ; not worth a jigger _II [dZIg] _n. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> _III [dZIg] = chigoe _IV [dZIg] _v. (. _pass.) well, I'm jiggered! ޣ !
jigger-mast [dZIgmAst] _n. _. (-)
jiggery-pokery [dZIgrIpukrI] _n. _. 1> , 2> , ,
jiggle [dZIgl] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. (); ()
jihad [dZIhAd] _. _n. 1> , ( ) 2> -., ()
Jill [dZIl] = Gill
Jim-Crow [dZImkru] _n. _. 1> _. _. 2> _attr. Jim-Crow car ; Jim-Crow policy
jim-dandy [dZImdQndI] _a. _. _. ,
jim-jams [dZImdZQmz] _n. _pl. _. 1> 2> ,
jimmy [dZImI] _. 1. _n. 1> _. 2> = jemmy 1 2. _v.
jimp [dZImp] _a. _. 1> , 2> 3>
Jimson weed [dZImsnwid] _n. _.
jingle [dZINgl] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> , 3> ̣ 2. _v. 1> , 2> ,
jingo [dZINgu] 1. _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) -, ; ; by jingo! ޣ ! 2. _a.
jingoism [dZINguIzm] _n. -, ;
jink [dZINk] 1. _n. 1> , , ף 2> pl: high jinks , 2. _v. 1> ף, , 2> _. _.
jinn [dZIn] _pl. jinnee
jinnee [dZIni] _n. (_pl. jinn, . sing) _.
jinny [dZInI] _n. _. 1> £ 2>
jinrickisha [dZInrIkS] = ricksha(w)
jinricksha [dZInrIkS] = ricksha(w)
jinx [dZINks] _n. _. ,
jitney [dZItnI] _. _. 1. _n. 1> 2> ۣ 2. _a. ۣ, 3. _v. ۣ
jitter [dZIt] 1. _v. _. ; 2. _n. _.
jitterbug [dZItbg] _. 1. _n. 1> ; ˣ 2> 3> () 2. _v.
jitters [dZItz] _n. _pl. _. ; ; to have the jitters ; it gave me the jitters
jittery [dZItrI] _a. _. ;
jiu-jitsu [dZjudZItsu] = ju-jutsu
jive [dZaIv] 1. _n. _. 1> ; 2> 3> 2. _v. _.
Job [dZub] _n. 1> _. 2> , ; to be as patient as Job ; this would try the patience of Job ; Job's news , ; Job's comforter , أ-.
job _I [dZb] 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 [dZb] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> , ; ; (at) 2> ; 3> ģ
job-work [dZbwk] _n.
jobation [dZubeISn] _n. , ,
jobber [dZb] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> , 4> 5> 6> ,
jobbernowl [dZbnul] _n. _. ,
jobbery [dZbrI] _n. 1> 2> ;
jobbing _I [dZbIN] 1. _pres-p. job I, 2 2. _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. 4> ; ; 3. _a. , ( ..) jobbing shop _II [dZbIN] _pres-p. job II, 2
jobholder [dZbhuld] _n. 1> , 2> _.
jobless [dZblIs] _a.
jobmaster [dZbmAst] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
Jock [dZk] _n. 1> _. _. 2> (j.) _. . jockey 1, 1
jock-strap [dZkstrQp] _n. _.
jockey [dZkI] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. _. 3> , 2. _v. , ; to jockey for position ; jockey into -.; jockey out , -.
jocko [dZku] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _. ;
jocose [dZukus] _a. ;
jocosity [dZuksItI] _n. ;
jocular [dZkjul] _a. ; ; , ӣ;
jocularity [dZkjulQrItI] _n. 1> ӣ 2>
jocund [dZknd] _a. 1> ӣ, ; 2>
jocundity [dZukndItI] _n. 1> ӣ, 2>
jodhpurs [dZdpuz] _n. _pl.
Joe [dZu] _n. _. _. _.
Joe Blow [dZublu] _n. _. _. _.
joey _I [dZuI] _n. _. ԣ (. ) _II [dZuI] _n. _. ң
jog [dZg] 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 [dZgl] 1. _n. , ; ̣ 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> , ̣ _II [dZgl] 1. _n. _. ; , 2. _v. , , ..
joggly [dZglI] _a. ( )
jogtrot [dZgtrt] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _attr. ,
John [dZn] _n. _.
John Bull [dZnbul] _n. ( )
John Collins [dZnklInz] _n. _.
John Doe [dZndu] _n. _. (. ) ; John Doe and Richard Roe ( ͣ )
John Dory [dZndrI] _n. ()
John Q. Public [dZnkjupblIk] _n. ( )
John-o'-Groat's [dZngruts] _n. ; from John-o'-Groat's to Land's End ; ()
John-o'-Groat's-House [dZngrutshaus] _n. ; from John-o'-Groat's-House to Land's End ; ()
Johnny [dZnI] _n. _. 1> , 2> ݣ,
johnny [dZnI] _n. _. 1> , 2> ݣ,
Johnny Raw [dZnIr] _n. 1> _. 2> _. _.
johnny-cake [dZnIkeIk] _n. У (_.- , _.- )
Johnny-jump-up [dZnIdZmpp] _n.
johnsonese [dZnsniz] _n. ֣, , ( XVIII . )
johnsonian [dZnsunjn] _n. ֣, , ( XVIII . )
join [dZIn] 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 [dZInd] _n. . _. , ;
joiner [dZIn] _n. 1> 2> _.
joinery [dZInrI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
joint [dZInt] 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 ; J. Staff ; J. Chiefs of Staff _. Σ ; joint stock ; joint resolution _. , 2> ; joint traffic 3. _v. 1> ; , 2> , 3> _.
joint-pin [dZIntpIn] _n. _.
joint-stock company [dZIntstkkmpnI] _n.
jointer [dZInt] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _.
jointly [dZIntlI] _adv. ,
jointress [dZIntrIs] _n. _. ,
jointure [dZIntS] 1. _n. , , ( ), 2. _v. , ,
jointuress [dZIntSrIs] = jointress
joist [dZIst] _n. 1> , ; 2> _attr. ; joist ceiling ,
joke [dZuk] 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 [dZuk] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> ( ) 4> _. 5> ,
joky [dZukI] _a. _. ;
jollier [dZlI] _n. _. ,
jollification [dZlIfIkeISn] _n. ,
jollify [dZlIfaI] _v. _. 1> () 2>
jollity [dZlItI] _n. ,
jolly [dZlI] 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 [dZlIbut] _n.
jolt [dZult] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> (. _.) 2. _v. 1> , , 2> , ( )
jolterhead [dZulthed] _n. ,
jolty [dZultI] _a.
Jonah [dZun] _n. 1> 2> ,
Jonathan [dZnTn] _n. ( )
jongleur [ZNgl] _n. _. _. ,
jonquil [dZnkwIl] _n. 1> 2> -֣, 3>
jorum [dZrm] _n. , , .
josh [dZS] _. _. 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ; ;
joskin [dZskIn] _n. _. ԣ ;
joss [dZs] _n. 1> 2> ,
joss-house [dZshaus] _n. ,
joss-sticks [dZsstIks] _n. _pl.
josser [dZs] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> _.
jostle [dZsl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , 2. _v. (), (); ; ; to jostle for power () ; jostle against ; jostle away, jostle from , ; jostle through ;
jot [dZt] 1. _n. ; ; not a jot 2. _v. ; (. jot down)
jotter [dZt] _n. ,
jotting [dZtIN] 1. _pres-p. jot 2 2. _n. , ,
joule [dZul] _n. _.
jounce [dZauns] _v. (); ()
jour [dZ] _n. _. _. . journeyman
journal [dZnl] 1. _n. 1> ; (. _.); the Journals _. ; ship's journal _. 2> ; 3> _. , 2. _a. _.
journal-box [dZnlbks] _n. _-.
journalese [dZnliz] _n.
journalism [dZnlIzm] _n. 1> 2>
journalist [dZnlIst] _n. 1> , 2>
journalistic [dZnlIstIk] _a.
journey [dZnI] 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 [dZnIwk] _n. 1> 2> ģ ; ģ
journeyman [dZnImn] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> _. ģ 3>
joust [dZaust] _. 1. _n. ( _pl.); 2. _v.
Jove [dZuv] _n. . _. ; by Jove! > !; -!; > !; > !
jovial [dZuvjl] _a. ӣ;
joviality [dZuvIQlItI] _n. ӣ;
Jovian [dZuvIn] _a. 1> ; 2>
jowl [dZaul] _n. 1> ; 2> ݣ 3> ( ); ( ); (, ) 4> (, )
jowly [dZaulI] _a. ,
joy [dZI] 1. _n. 1> ; , ; to wish smb. joy -. 2> -., , 3> _. _. , 2. _v. _. (); ()
joy-house [dZIhaus] _n. _. _.
joy-ride [dZIraId] _n. _. () ̣ ( )
joyful [dZIful] _a. , ;
joyless [dZIlIs] _a.
joyous [dZIs] = joyful
joystick [dZIstIk] _n. _. (̣)
ju-ju [dZudZu] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> ,
ju-jutsu [dZudZutsu] _. _n.
jubilance [dZubIlns] _n.
jubilant [dZubIlnt] _a. ;
jubilate 1. _n. [dZubIlAtI] 1> ; 2> (J.) _. 100- 3> (J.) _. 2. _v. [dZubIleIt] ;
jubilation [dZubIleISn] _n.
jubilee [dZubIli] _n. ; (. 50-); to hold a jubilee ; silver jubilee ; golden jubilee ; Diamond J. > ; > _.
Judaic [dZudeIIk] _a. ,
Judaism [dZudeIIzm] _n. ,
Judas [dZuds] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> (j.) , ( )
Judas-coloured [dZudskld] _a.
Judas-hole [dZudshul] = Judas 3
Judas-tree [dZudstri] _n. _.
judge [dZdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; J. 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 [dZdZmeId] _a. judge-made law ,
judgematic [dZdZmQtIk] _a. _. ;
judgematical [dZdZmQtIkl] _a. _. ;
judgement [dZdZmnt] _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 [dZdZmntdeI] _n. _. ;
judgement-seat [dZdZmntsit] _n. 1> 2> ,
Judges [dZdZIz] _n. _.
judgmatic [dZdZmQtIk] = judgematic(al)
judgmatical [dZdZmQtIkl] = judgematic(al)
judgment [dZdZmnt] = judgement
judicature [dZudIktS] _n. 1> ; ; Supreme Court of J. 2> 3>
judicial [dZudISl] _a. 1> , ; judicial murder , 2> 3> ; ;
judiciary [dZudISIrI] 1. _a. = judicial 1; judiciary law 2. _n. = judicature 2
judicious [dZudISs] _a. ,
judo [dZudu] _. _n. _.
Judy [dZudI] _n. 1> 2> _. ; 3> , (. ); to make a Judy of oneself _.
jug _I [dZg] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _v. 1> _. (, ) 2> _. _II [dZg] _n. ݣ ( ..)
jug-handled [dZghQndld] _a. _. ; ;
jugate [dZugIt] _a. _. ;
jugful [dZgful] _n. (-.); ; not by a jugful _. ; ;
jugged [dZgd] _n.
Juggernaut [dZgnt] _n. 1> _. _. ( ) 2> (, ; ..) (. Juggernaut car )
juggins [dZgInz] _n. _. ;
juggle [dZgl] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> , , ; , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , ; to juggle a person out of his money -. ; juggle with > , ģ (, ); >
juggler [dZgl] _n. 1> ; ̣ 2> ,
jugglery [dZglrI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> , ;
Jugoslav [juguslAv] 1. _n. ; 2. _a.
Jugoslavian [juguslAvjn] 1. _n. ; 2. _a.
jugular [dZgjul] _. 1. _a. ; jugular vein 2. _n.
jugulate [dZgjuleIt] _v. 1> 2> 3> ()
juice [dZus] _n. 1> 2> , (-.) 3> _. ; 4> _. ; ; step on the juice! ! 5> _attr. juice road _. _.
juicer [dZus] _n.
juicy [dZusI] _a. 1> 2> _. , ( ) 3> _. , ; juicy story _. ң 4> _. , ,
jujube [dZudZub] _n. 1> ( ) 2> У, 3> ,
juke [dZuk] _n. _. _. ۣ , - - (. juke-joint)
juke-box [dZukbks] _n. - ( , ..)
julep [dZulep] _n. 1> , 2> _. , ,
Julian [dZuljn] _a.
julienne [dZulIen] _n. _. 1> - 2>
July [dZulaI] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
jumbal [dZmbl] = jumble II
jumble _I [dZmbl] 1. _n. , ; , 2. _v. 1> (), () (. jumble up, jumble together) 2> ; 3> _II [dZmbl] _n.
jumble-sale [dZmblseIl] _n. ۣ
jumble-shop [dZmblSp] _n. , ۣ
jumbo [dZmbu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) ,
jump _I [dZmp] 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 [dZmpsit] _n.
jump-welding [dZmpweldIN] _n. _.
jumped-up [dZmptp] _a. ; ( ); ,
jumper _I [dZmp] _n. 1> ; 2> (J.) _. - 3> (, ..) 4> _. , 5> _. 6> _. ̣ ( , ..) 7> _. 8> _. 9> _. , 10> _. ; _II [dZmp] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5> 6> (. _pl.)
jumping jack [dZmpINdZQk] _n. ģ ()
jumping-off ground [dZmpINȍfgraund] _n. _.
jumping-off place [dZmpINȍfpleIs] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. ̣ ; ; it's a jumping-off place ޣ 3> _. , ,
jumping-rope [dZmpINrup] _n. _. ,
jumpy [dZmpI] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ( )
junction [dZNkSn] _n. 1> 2> , ; 3> , , ; _-. 4> (); ; ң 5> ()
junction board [dZNkSnbd] _n. _.
junction call [dZNkSnkl] _n. _.
juncture [dZNktS] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; at this juncture > , ; > ; at a critical juncture 3> _. ,
June [dZun] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
jungle [dZNgl] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. _. 4> _attr. ;
jungle fever [dZNglfiv] _n.
jungle- [dZNgl] , ; .: jungle-bear -
jungly [dZNglI] _a.
junior [dZunj] 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 [dZunIȍrItI] _n. Σ
juniper [dZunIp] _n.
junk _I [dZNk] 1. _n. 1> _. () , ; ; , 2> _. 3> _. 4> " " ( ) 5> _. , 2. _v. 1> , 2> _II [dZNk] _n.
junk bottle [dZNkbtl] _n. _. ( ̣ )
junk-shop [dZNkSp] _n. 1> , 2> أ
junker [juNk] _. _n.
junket [dZNkIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
junketing [dZNkItIN] 1. _pres-p. junket 2 2. _n. 1> = junket 1, 2 3 2> _. ڣ ޣ
junkman [dZNkmn] _n. _. أ
junky [dZNkI] _n. _.
Juno [dZunu] _n. . _. ; _.
junta [dZnt] _n. _.
junto [dZntu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) , ,
Jupiter [dZupIt] _n. . _. _. ; by Jupiter! > !; -!; > !; > !
jura [dZur] _pl. jus
Jurassic [dZurQsIk] _a. _. ; Jurassic period ,
jurat [dZurQt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. , ,
juratory [dZurtrI] _a.
juridical [dZurIdIkl] _a. ; ; ; juridical days
jurisconsult [dZurIsknslt] _n. (. )
jurisdiction [dZurIsdIkSn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ; ; it doesn't lie within my jurisdiction
jurisprudence [dZurIsprudns] _n. , , ; medical jurisprudence
jurisprudent [dZurIsprudnt] 1. _a. 2. _n.
jurist [dZurIst] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
juristic [dZurIstIk], juristical [dZurIstIkl] _a. ;
juror [dZur] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ,
jury _I [dZurI] _n. 1> ; petty ( common, trial) jury 12 , ; coroner's jury ; grand jury (, ); packed jury _. ; special jury 2> ( ..) _II [dZurI] _a. _. ,
jury-box [dZurIbks] _n. , ģ
jury-mast [dZurImAst] _n. _.
jury-rig [dZurIrIg] _n. _. 1> 2>
juryman [dZurImn] _n. 1> 2>
jus [dZs] (_pl. jura) _n. _. 1> , ; jus civile ; jus gentium 2>
jussive [dZsIv] _a. _.
just _I [dZst] 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 [dZst] = joust
justice [dZstIs] _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> ; J. of the Peace ; Lord Chief J. of England - ( ); to do justice to oneself ; ; poetic(al) justice
justiceship [dZstIsSIp] _n. 1> , 2>
justiciable [dZstISIbl] _a. ,
justiciary [dZstISIrI] 1. _n. 2. _a. ,
justifiable [dZstIfaIbl] _a. ; ; ; justifiable homicide _. ; ; justifiable claims
justification [dZstIfIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _.
justificative [dZstIfIkeItIv] _a. 1> 2>
justificatory [dZstIfIkeItrI] = justificative
justify [dZstIfaI] _v. 1> ; ; ; ; to justify one's action ; she was justified in acting that way ţ 2> ; to justify (as) bail _. 3> _.
justly [dZstlI] _adv. 1> 2>
jut [dZt] 1. _n. 2. _v. , ( jut out, jut forth)
jute [dZut] _n.
juvenescent [dZuvInesnt] _a. 1> 2> 3>
juvenile [dZuvInaIl] 1. _a. 1> ; ; juvenile labour ; juvenile offender ( delinquent) ; juvenile delinquency ; juvenile court 2> ; juvenile books 2. _n. 1> , 2> _pl. _. 3> ԣ,
juvenilia [dZuvInIlI] _n. _pl.
juvenility [dZuvInIlItI] _n. 1> , 2>
juxtapose [dZkstpuz] _v. 1> , ; 2>
juxtaposition [dZkstpzISn] _n. 1> , ; 2>
K k [keI] _n. (_pl. Ks, K's [keIz]) 11- .
kabbalah [kbAl] = cabbala
kadi [kAdI] = cadi
Kaffir [kQf] _n. 1> 2> _pl. _. -
Kafir [kQf] _n. 1> 2> _pl. _. -
kaftan [kftAn] = caftan
kail [keIl] = kale
kailyard [keIljAd] _n. 1> = kaleyard 2> _attr. kailyard school, kailyard novelists ( XIX - XX .),
kaiser [kaIz] _. _n.
kakemono [kQkImunu] _. _n. (ף )
kale [keIl] _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> _. _.
kaleidoscope [klaIdskup] _n.
kaleidoscopic [klaIdskpIk] _a.
kaleidoscopical [klaIdskpIkl] _a.
kalends [kQlendz] = calends
kaleyard [keIljAd] _n. _.
kali [kQlI] _n. _. 1> 2>
Kalmuck [kQlmk] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a.
Kalmyk [kQlmIk] = Kalmuck
kanaka [kQnk] _n. 1> ( -, . ) 2> ( )
kangaroo [kQNgru] _n. 1> 2> _pl. _. 3> _pl. _. , ; kangaroo closure _. , ; kangaroo court _. ; ,
Kantian [kQntIn] _a. _.
Kantianism [kQntInIzm] _n. _.
kaoliang [kAulIQN] _n. ( )
kaolin [keIlIn] _n.
kapellmeister [kpelmaIst] _. _n. , ֣
kapok [keIpk] _n. ( )
kappa [kQp] _n. ( )
kaput [kput] _. _a. _predic. _. ; ң;
Kara-Kalpak [kArkAlpAk] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a.
Karaite [kEraIt] _n. ;
karoo [kru] _n. ,
karri [kQrI] _n. _.
karroo [kru] _n. ,
kartell [kAtel] = cartel
katabatic [kQtbQtIk] _a. _. ( )
kathode [kQTud] = cathode
katydid [keItIdId] _n. ̣
kauri [kaurI] _n. ( )
kayak [kaIQk] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
kayo [keIȫu] _n. _. _.
Kazakh [kzAh] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a.
keck [kek] _v. 1> ; , 2> ; keck at ( ..)
kedgeree [kedZri] _n. 1> , ; 2> , , ..
keek [kik] _. 1. _n. () 2. _v.
keeker [kik] _n. _. 1> ; , 2> _pl.
keeking-glass [kikINglAs] _n. _.
keel _I [kil] 1. _n. 1> (); on an even keel _. ; _. , ; to lay down a keel 2> _. 2. _v. ; keel over (); _. _II [kil] _n. 1> 2> (= 21 )
keelage [kilIdZ] _n. ( )
keelhaul [kilhl] _v. 1> _. _. ( ) 2> _. ;
keelson [kelsn] = kelson
keen _I [kin] _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 [kin] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v.
keen-witted [kinwItId] _a.
keep [kip] 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 [kip] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ( ..) 3> ( ۣ) 4> , 5> ; milk is a bad keeper 6> (., ) 7> , 8> _. 9> _.
keeping [kipIN] 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 [kipINrum] _n. ,
keepsake [kipseIk] _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. _.
Kelt [kelt] = Celt
Keltic [keltIk] = Celtic
Kelvin [kelvIn] _n. _.
Kelvin scale [kelvInskeIl] _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
Kentish [kentIS] _a. ; Kentish fire > ; > ; Kentish rag ף
kentledge [kentlIdZ] _n. _.
Kenyan [kenjn] _a.
kepi [kepI] _n. _.
kept [kept] 1. _p. _p-p. keep 1 2. _a. kept woman
keratin [kertIn] _n. ,
keratoid [kertId] _a.
kerb [kb] _n. () , ; on the kerb ( , )
kerb-stone [kbstun] _n. ; kerb-stone broker ; kerb-stone market > ; >
kerchief [ktSIf] _n. (); ,
kerchiefed [ktSIft] _a. ,
kerchieft [ktSIft] _a. ,
kerf [kf] _n. 1> , , ( ) 2> _.
kermis [kmIs] _. _n. -
kern [kn] _n. 1> _. ֣ 2> _. ,
kerne [kn] _n. 1> _. ֣ 2> _. ,
kernel [knl] _n. 1> , ڣ 2> (); () 3> 4> _. 5> _.
kerosene [kersin] _n.
kersey [kzI] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
kerseymere [kzImI] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _pl.
kestrel [kestrl] _n. ()
ketch [ketS] _n. ( )
ketchup [ketSp] _n. ( )
kettle [ketl] _n. 1> 2> _. ԣ, 3> 4> _.
kettle-drum [ketldrm] _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 [kimQn] _n. 1> , , ( , ) 2> 3> _.
key money [kimnI] _n. , ;
key point [kipInt] _n. _. ( )
key-note [kinut] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> , ; ; 3> _attr. , ; key-note address ( speech) > , ; > ( , ) 2. _v. 1> 2> ( , )
key-ring [kirIN] _n.
key-winding [kiwaIndIN] _a.
keyboard [kibd] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
keyed [kid] 1. _p-p. key I, 2 2. _a. 1> ֣ 2> _. ̣ (. keyed up) 3> , (. keyed up) 4> , (to)
keyhole [kihul] _n. ; to spy through the keyhole ; to listen at the keyhole
keyless [kilIs] _a. 1> 2> ( )
keynoter [kinut] _n. _. ( , )
keystone [kistun] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> ,
khaki [kAkI] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> () 2. _a. ;
khalifa [kAlif] = caliph
khalifat [kAlIfeIt] = caliphate
khamsin [kQmsIn] _. _n. ( )
khan [kAn] _. _n.
khanate [kAneIt] _. _n. 1> 2>
Khedive [kIdiv] _n. _.
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 [kaIbS] _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 [kIkȍf] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> _.
kick-starter [kIkstAt] _n.
kick-up [kIkp] _n. _. 1> , 2> ,
kickback [kIkbQk] _n. _. 1> 2> _. ( )
kicker [kIk] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 4> 5> _. , , 6>
kickshaw [kIkS] _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 [kIdglv] _a. 1> , 2> ޣ ; kid-glove affair ɣ, ; kid-glove diplomacy
kid-skin [kIdskIn] _n. ()
Kidderminster [kIdmInst] _n. ף ()
Kidderminster carpet [kIdmInstkApIt] _n. ף ()
kiddle [kIdl] _n. ͣ
kiddy [kIdI] _n. _. £;
kidnap [kIdnQp] _v. 1> £ 2> (-.)
kidnapper [kIdnQp] _n. (, . )
kidney [kIdnI] _n. 1> _. 2> , , ; a man of that kidney ; they are both of the same kidney ; 3> _attr. _. 4> _attr.
kidney bean [kIdnIbin] _n. ()
kief [kif] = 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 [kIldevl] _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 [kIldZI] _n. , ;
kiln [kIln] 1. _n. _. 2. _v. (, ..)
kiln-drying [kIlndraIIN] _n.
kilo [kilu] = kilogram(me)
kilo- [kilu] -
kilocycle [kIlusaIkl] _n. _.
kilogram [kIlugrQm] _n.
kilogramme [kIlugrQm] _n.
kilometer [kIlumit] _. = kilometre
kilometre [kIlumit] _n.
kilowatt [kIluwt] _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 [kImunu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz])
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 [kaIndhAtId] _a. ,
kindergarten [kIndgAtn] _n.
kindergartener [kIndgAtn] _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 [kaInImQtIk] _a. _.
kinematics [kaInImQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
kinescope [kInskup] _n. _. 1> 2> ̣
kinetic [kaInetIk] _a. _. ; kinetic energy
kinetics [kaInetIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
king [kIN] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; K.'s speech 2> _. , ; king of beasts ; king of metals 3> , ; a railroad king 4> _. _. 5> ( ) 6> _. (); K.'s English ; the K.'s peace ; king for a day ; K.'s messenger ; the K.'s coat ; K.'s Bench _. ; K's Bench Division ( ) 2. _v. 1> , 2> , ; ; to king it over smb. ( ) -.
King of Arms [kINvAmz] _n.
king's evil [kINzivl] _n. _.
king-crab [kINkrQb] _n. _.
king-size [kINsaIz] _a. _. 1> 2> ,
kingbolt [kINbult] _n. ,
kingcraft [kINkrAft] _n.
kingcup [kINkp] _n. _.
kingdom [kINdm] _n. 1> ; 2> , ; animal kingdom ; kingdom come ; to kingdom come
kingfisher [kINfIS] _n. ()
kinglet [kINlIt] _n. 1> _. ң 2> ̣ ()
kingly [kINlI] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> 2. _adv. _. -; -;
kingmaker [kINmeIk] _n. _. ,
kingpin [kINpIn] _n. 1> = kingbolt 2> ; 3> ,
kingpost [kINpust] _n. _.
kingship [kINSIp] _n. 1> 2>
Kingston valve [kINstnvQlv] _n. _.
kink [kINk] 1. _n. 1> , ( ң, ); ( ޣ ) 2> , 3> 4> _. , 5> _. 2. _v. 1> (), , () 2> ,
kinky [kINkI] 1> ( ) 2> _. ,
kino [kinu] _n. ( )
kinsfolk [kInzfuk] _n. (. . . .) ,
kinship [kInSIp] _n. 1> 2> ,
kinsman [kInzmn] _n. _. ()
kinswoman [kInzwumn] _n. _. ()
kintal [kIntl] _. = quintal
kiosk [kIsk] _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.
Kirghiz [kgIz] 1. _n. (_pl. -es [Iz] .) 1> ; 2> 2. _a.
kirk [kk] _n. _. ; the K. of Scotland
kirn [kn] _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 [kIskl] _n. , ( )
kiss-in-the-ring [kIsInDrIN] _n. ( )
kiss-me-quick [kIsmIkwIk] _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 [kItbQg] _n.
kit-cat [kItkQt] _n. (. kit-cat portrait)
kitchen [kItSIn] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; kitchen unit
kitchen garden [kItSIngAdn] _n.
kitchen herbs [kItSInhbz] _n. ()
kitchen midden [kItSInmIdn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
kitchen police [kItSInplis] _n. _. _.
kitchen-cabinet [kItSInkQbInIt] _n. 1> 2>
kitchen-maid [kItSInmeId] _n.
kitchen-range [kItSInreIndZ] _n.
kitchen-sink [kItSInsINk] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; kitchen-sink drama
kitchen-stuff [kItSInstf] _n. 1> , . 2>
kitchen-ware [kItSInwE] _n.
kitchener [kItSIn] _n. 1> 2> (. )
kitchenette [kItSInet] _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 [kaItblun] _n.
kiteflying [kaItflaIIN] _n. 1> 2>
kith [kIT] _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 [kiwi] _n. 1> _. , ( ) 2> _. _. ̣ - 3> _.
klaxon [klQksn] _n. _. _.
Kleenex [klineks] _n.
kleptomania [kleptumeInj] _n.
kleptomaniac [kleptumeInIQk] _n.
kloof [kluf] _n. _-.
kluxer [klks] _n. _. _. --
klystron [klIstrn] _n. _.
knack _I [nQk] _n. 1> () , , ; to have the knack of a thing -. , 2> ɣ; 3> _II [nQk] _n. ;
knacker _I [nQk] _n. 1> ( , ..) 2> , 3> ģ; knacker's yard ģ _II [nQk] _n. 1> -., 2> _pl.
knackery [nQkrI] _n. ģ
knacky [nQkI] _a. ,
knag [nQg] _n. ; ,
knaggy [nQgI] _a.
knap _I [nQp] _v. 1> ; 2> _II [nQp] _n. 1> ; 2>
knapsack [nQpsQk] _n. ;
knapweed [nQpwid] _n. _. ̣ (ޣ)
knar [nA] _n. , ,
knarred [nAd] _a. , ,
knarry [nArI] _a. , ,
knave [neIv] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. -
knavery [neIvrI] _n. ,
knavish [neIvIS] _a.
knead [nid] _v. 1> , (, ) 2> 3> () 4> ,
kneading machine [nidINmSin] _n.
kneading-trough [nidINtrf] _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 [nibend] _n. ()
knee-boot [nibut] _n.
knee-breeches [nibrItSIz] _n. _pl.
knee-cap [nikQp] _n. 1> _. 2>
knee-deep [nidip] _a.
knee-high [nihaI] _a. () ; knee-high to a mosquito ( a grasshopper, a duck, etc.) _. , ;
knee-hole [nihul] _n. ( )
knee-jerk [nidZk] _n. _.
knee-joint [nidZInt] _n. 1> _. 2> _. -
knee-pan [nipQn] = knee-cap 1
kneel [nil] _v. (knelt, kneeled [d]) 1> , (. kneel down) 2> (to, before - )
kneeling position [nilINpzISn] _n. _.
knell [nel] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; , 2. _v. 1> 2> , ()
knelt [nelt] _p. _p-p. kneel
knew [nju] _p. know 1
knick-knack [nIknQk] _n. 1> , 2> _.
knick-knackery [nIknQkrI] _n. , ;
Knickerbocker [nIkbk] _n. -
knickerbockers [nIkbkz] _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 [naIfbd] _n.
knife-edge [naIfedZ] _n. 1> ɣ 2> ( ..)
knife-grinder [naIfgraInd] _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> ; K. of the Garter 5> _. 6> ( ) 2. _v. "knight";
knight errant [naIternt] _n. (_pl. knights errant) 1> 2> ,
knight-errantry [naIterntrI] _n. 1> 2>
knightage [naItIdZ] _n. _. 1> 2> ,
knighthood [naIthud] _n. 1> 2> ,
knightly [naItlI] 1. _a. ; 2. _adv. _. -,
knit [nIt] _v. (knitted [Id], 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 [nItINmSin] = knitter 2
knitting-needle [nItINnidl] _n. , ;
knitwear [nItwE] _n. ,
knitwork [nItwk] _n. 1> 2>
knives [naIvz] _pl. knife 1
knob [nb] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( ..) 3> 4> (, ) 5> _. 6> _. ; ; 7> _. , ; with knobs on _. > ݣ ; > 2. _v. ,
knobble [nbl] _n.
knobby [nbI] _a. 1> , 2> _.
knobstick [nbstIk] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
knock [nk] 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 [nkdaun] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. ; a knock-down and drag-out _. 2. _a. 1> ( ); 2> ( ..) knock-down price ,
knock-kneed [nknid] _a. 1> 2> ;
knock-out [nkaut] _n. 1> _. (. knock-out blow) 2> 3> 4> _. ; 5> _. _. , ; 6> _. _. 7> _. ; knock-out dose (); knock-out drops _. _. > ; > , ; knock-out price
knockabout [nkbaut] 1. _n. 1> ۣ ; 2> ԣ, 3> 4> _. ; 2. _a. 1> , ( ) 2> , ( ) 3>
knocker [nk] _n. 1> , 2> , ; 3> _. _. , 4> _. _. ; ; up to the knocker _. > ; > ; >
knocker-up [nkrp] _n. ,
knoll [nul] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ;
knot [nt] 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 [ntgrAs] _n. _. ;
knot-hole [nthul] _n.
knotty [ntI] _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 [nuȍl] _n.
know-how [nuhau] _n. 1> ; 2> ;
know-nothing [nunTIN] _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 [nlIdZ] _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 [nlIdZbl] _a. _. ̣;
known [nun] 1. _p-p. know 1 2. _a. ; known as... ...
knuckle [nkl] 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 [nkldZInt] _n. 1> 2> _.
knucklebone [nklbun] _n. 1> _. 2> _pl.
knuckleduster [nkldst] _n.
knur [n] _n. 1> , , 2> ( )
knurl [nl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. , 2. _v. _. ;
knurr [n] _n. 1> , , 2> ( )
kodak [kudQk] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. ;
koh-i-noor [kuInu] _n. 1> ( , , 106,25 ) 2> ,
kohl [kul] _. _n.
kohlrabi [kulrAbI] _n. _.
kola [kul] = cola
kolinsky [klInskI] _. _n. _.
kolkhoz [klkz] _. _n.
Komsomol [kmsml] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
koodoo [kudu] _n. _. ,
kopec [kupek] = copeck
kopeck [kupek] = copeck
kopek [kupek] = copeck
kopje [kpI] _n. _-.
Koran [krAn] _n.
Koranic [krQnIk] _a. 1> 2>
Korean [krIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; ; the Koreans 2>
kotow [kutau] = kowtow
koumiss [kumIs] = kumiss
kourbash [kubQS] _. _n. ͣ ; under the kourbash
kowtow [kautau] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2>
kraal [krAl] _n. _-. (ӣ, )
Kration [keIrQSn] _n. _. _.
kraut [kraut] _n. _.
Kremlin [kremlIn] _. _n.
Krishna [krISn] _n. _. ()
krone [krun] _n. ( )
krypton [krIptn] _n. _.
Ku-klux-klan3 [kjuklksklQn] _n. --
kubosh [kaIbS] = kibosh
kudos [kjuds] _n. _. 1> ; ޣ 2> ; ,
kudu [kudu] = koodoo
kukri [kukri] _. _n.
kulak [kulAk] _. _n. ( -)
kumiss [kumIs] _n.
Kurd [kd] _n. ;
kymograph [kaImgrAf] = cymograph
L l [el] (_pl. Ls, L's [elz]) 1> 12- . 2> -., L
L-square [elskwE] _n.
l. s. d. [elesdi] _n. 1> , ( _. librae, solidi, denarii) 2> _. ; ; it is only a matter of l. s. d.
la [lA] _n. _.
laager [lAg] _-. 1. _n. 1> , ֣ 2> _. 2. _v. , ֣
lab [lQb] _. _. laboratory
labefaction [lQbIfQkSn] _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 [leIbIlaIzeISn] _n.
labiate [leIbIIt] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
labile [leIbIl] _a. _. _. ;
lability [lbIlItI] _n. ,
labiodental [leIbIudentl] _. 1. _a. -, - 2. _n. -, -
labor [leIb] _. = labour
laboratory [lbrtrI] _n. 1> ; hot laboratory "" ( ) 2> _. _. 3> _. 4> _attr. ; laboratory findings
laborious [lbrIs] _a. 1> , ֣, ; ϣ 2> ( ) 3> ,
labour [leIb] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; surplus labour _-. ; forced labour 2> ; ( . ); L. 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 Day [leIbdeI] _n. _. ( )
Labour Exchange [leIbIkstSeIndZ] _n.
Labour Party [leIbpAtI] _n.
labour union [leIbjunjn] _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
labourmarket [leIbmAkIt] _n. ;
laboursaving [leIbseIvIN] _a. ; ( ..)
Labrador tea [lQbrdti] _n. _.
laburnum [lbnm] _n. _. ()
labyrinth [lQbrInT] _n. ; _. ,
labyrinthine [lQbrInTaIn] _a. 1> 2>
lac _I [lQk] _n. , _II [lQk] _. _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 [leIsbuts] _n. _pl.
lace paper [leIspeIp] _n.
lace-pillow [leIspIlu] _n.
lace-ups [leIsps] _n. _pl. _.
Lacedaemonian [lQsIdImunjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
lacerate [lQsreIt] _v. 1> , 2> , ;
lacerated [lQsreItId] 1. _p-p. lacerate 2. _a. 1> ; lacerated wound 2> _.
laceration [lQsreISn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ;
laches [leItSIz] _n. 1> _. 2> ; ;
lachrymal [lQkrIml] 1. _a. ̣; lachrymal gland _. ̣ 2. _n. (; . lachrymal vase)
lachrymatory [lQkrImtrI] 1. _a. ( ) 2. _n. = lachrymal 2
lachrymose [lQkrImus] _a. 1> , ̣ 2> ,
lacing [leIsIN] 1. _pres-p. lace 2 2. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , 4> , ˣ ..
lack [lQk] 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 [lQkl] _n. , ;
lack-brain [lQkbreIn] _n. _.
lackadaisical [lQkdeIzIkl] _a. ; ,
lacker [lQk] _. = lacquer
lackey [lQkI] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
lacking [lQkIN] 1. _pres-p. lack 2 2. _a.
lackland [lQklQnd] _a.
lacklustre [lQklst] _a. , ; lacklustre eyes ,
laconic [lknIk] _a. , ;
laconical [lknIkl] _a. , ;
lacquer [lQk] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. , 2. _v. , ;
lacquey [lQkI] _. = lackey
lacrosse [lkrs] _n. _.
lactation [lQkteISn] _n. 1> 2> ,
lacteal [lQktIl] _a. ,
lactescent [lQktesnt] _a. 1> 2> ( )
lactic [lQktIk] _a. _.
lactiferous [lQktIfrs] _a.
lactometer [lQktmIt] _n.
lactose [lQktus] _n. ,
lacuna [lkjun] _n. (_pl. ae, s [s]) 1> , 2> ; ,
lacunae [lkjuni] _pl. lacuna
lacustrine [lkstraIn] _a. ڣ; lacustrine age _.
lacy [leIsI] _a. ;
lad [lQd] _n. 1> ; ; ; one of the lads _. 2>
ladder [lQd] 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 [lQdI] _n. _. , Σ
lade [leId] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 2. _v. (laded [Id] - 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 [leIdIzmQn] = lady's man
ladies-in-waiting [leIdIzInweItIN] _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> (L.) ( ) 3> , 4> _. ; ; ; your good lady ; my (his) young lady _. () ; the old lady > , ; > 5> 6> (., lady doctor -; lady cat _. ); Our L. _. , ; the Old L. of Threadneedle Street ; extra lady _. _.
lady help [leIdIhelp] _n. ( )
lady's bedstraw [leIdIzbedstr] _n. _.
lady's finger [leIdIzfINg] _n. 1> _. 2> " "
lady's man [leIdIzmQn] _n. ,
lady's purse [leIdIzps] _n. _.
lady's slipper [leIdIzslIp] _n. _.
lady's-maid [leIdIzmeId] _n. ,
lady-beetle [leIdIbitl] = ladybird
lady-in-waiting [leIdIInweItIN] _n. (_pl. ladiesinwaiting) ()
lady-killer [leIdIkIl] _n. _.
lady-love [leIdIlv] _n.
ladybird [leIdIbd] _n. ()
ladybug [leIdIbg] _. = ladybird
ladychair [leIdItSE] _n. , ң ( )
ladycow [leIdIkau] = ladybird
LadyDay [leIdIdeI] _n. _. (25 )
ladyfern [leIdIfn] _n. _.
ladyhood [leIdIhud] _n. ,
ladylike [leIdIlaIk] _a. 1> , ; ; 2> , ( )
ladyship [leIdISIp] _n. , ; your ladyship
ladysmock [leIdIsmk] _n. _.
laevogirate [livudZaIreIt] _a. _. ,
lag _I [lQg] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. (. lag behind); ; , _II [lQg] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> , _III [lQg] 1. _n. 1> ̣ 2> 3> ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2>
lagan [lQgn] _n. _.
lager [lAg] _n. ̣
lager beer [lAgbI] _n. ̣
laggard [lQgd] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. ,
lagging _I [lQgIn] _n. _. _II [lQgIN] _pres-p. lag I, 2 _III [lQgIN] _pres-p. lag II, 2 _IV [lQgIN] 1. _pres-p. lag III, 2 2. _n. 1> ; 2> _.
lagoon [lgun] _n.
laic [leIIk] 1. _a. , 2. _n.
laical [leIIkl] 1. _a. , 2. _n.
laicize [leIIsaIz] _v.
laid [leId] _p. _p-p. lay IV, 1
laid paper [leIdpeIp] _n.
lain [leIn] _p-p. lie II, 1
lair [lE] 1. _n. 1> , ; at lair 2> ( , ) 3> _. 2. _v. ;
laird [lEd] _n. _.
laissez-faire [leIseIfE] _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 [leIkdwelIN] _n. ( )
lake poets [leIkpuIts] _n. _pl. "ڣ " (, , )
lake-country [leIkkntrI] _n. ڣ ( ), ڣ
lake-land [leIklQnd] = lake-country
lake-lawyer [leIklj] _n. _.
lakelet [leIklIt] _n.
laker [leIk] _n. "ڣ "
lakh [lAk] = lac II
laky _I [leIkI] _a. ڣ; ڣ _II [leIkI] _a. 1> -, 2> _. ( )
Lallan [lQln] _n.
lam _I [lQm] _. 1. _n. ; on the lam ; to take it on the lam 2. _v. _II [lQm] _v. _. , (. )
lama _I [lAm] _n. ( ) _II [lAm] = llama
lamasery [lAmsrI] _n.
lamb [lQm] 1. _n. 1> Σ, ; ; _. ; like a lamb , 2> 3> _. 4> _. 2. _v.
lambaste [lQmbeIst] _v. _. 1> , 2>
lambency [lQmbnsI] _n. ,
lambent [lQmbnt] _a. 1> , ( , ); , 2> , , , ͣ; lambent eyes ; lambent wit
Lambeth [lQmbT] _n. (. Lambeth Palace)
lambkin [lQmkIn] _n. Σ
lamblike [lQmlaIk] _a. ,
lambrequin [lQmbkIn] _n.
lambskin [lQmskIn] _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 [lAmeI] _n. _. ( )
lamella [lmel] _n. (_pl. lae) 1> ; (, ) 2> _.
lamellae [lmeli] _pl. lamella
lameness [leImnIs] _n.
lament [lment] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; , 2. _v. 1> , ; ; 2> (for, over); the late lamented , ; 3> ;
lamentable [lQmntbl] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> _. ,
lamentation [lQmenteISn] _n. ,
Lamentations _.
lamia [leImI] _n. 1> _. _. , ; 2> ,
lamina [lQmIn] _n. (_pl. nae) 1> , ; 2> _.
laminae [lQmIni] _pl. lamina
laminar [lQmIn] _a. ,
laminate [lQmIneIt] _v. 1> () 2> () 3> 4> , , ..
laminated [lQmIneItId] 1. _p-p. laminate 2. _a. ; ;
lamination [lQmIneISn] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. ;
Lammas [lQms] _n. _. (1 )
lamp [lQmp] 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 [lQmpSeId] _n.
lamp-socket [lQmpskIt] = lampholder
lampblack [lQmpblQk] _n. 1> , 2> ޣ
lampburner [lQmpbn] _n.
lampchimney [lQmptSImnI] _n.
lampholder [lQmphuld] _n. ()
lampion [lQmpIn] _n. , ( )
lamplight [lQmplaIt] _n. , ; by lamplight
lamplighter [lQmplaIt] _n. ; like a lamplighter ; to run like a lamplighter ; ,
lampoon [lQmpun] 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. ,
lampooner [lQmpun] _n. ;
lampoonist [lQmpunIst] = lampooner
lamppost [lQmppust] _n. ; between you and me and the lamppost
lamprey [lQmprI] _n.
Lancastrian [lQNkQstrIn] 1. _a. 1> _. 2> 2. _n. 1> _. 2>
lance [lAns] 1. _n. 1> ; أ 2> 3> 4> (. _pl.) 2. _v. 1> , أ 2> _. 3> _.
lance-corporal [lAnskprl] _n.
lance-knight [lAnsnaIt] _n. _. 1> 2>
lance-sergeant [lAnssAdZnt] _n.
lanceolate [lAnsIleIt] _a. _. , ,
lancer [lAns] _n. 1> 2> _pl. ( )
lancet [lAnsIt] _n.
lancetarch [lAnsItAtS] _n.
lancetwindow [lAnsItwIndu] _n.
lancinating [lAnsIneItIN] _a. , ( )
land [lQnd] 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 [lQndgrAnt] _n. _.
land office [lQndǍfIs] _n. _. ,
land power [lQndpau] _n. 1> 2>
land waiter [lQndweIt] _n.
land-agent [lQndeIdZnt] _n. 1> 2>
land-bank [lQndbQNk] _n.
land-breeze [lQndbriz] _n. ,
land-forces [lQndfsIz] _n. _pl.
land-grabber [lQndgrQb] _n. 1> , -. 2> _. ,
land-hunger [lQndhng] _n.
land-hungry [lQndhngrI] _a. ;
land-jobber [lQnddZb] _n.
land-locked [lQndlkt] _a. 1> ֣ ; ( , ) 2> ( )
land-on [lQndȍn] _v. _. ,
land-rover [lQndruv] _n. ""
land-surveyor [lQndsveI] _n.
land-tax [lQndtQks] _n.
land-tenure [lQndtenju] _n.
land-wind [lQndwInd] = landbreeze
landau [lQnd] _n. 1> 2>
landed [lQndId] 1. _p-p. land 2 2. _a. ; landed proprietor ; the landed interest ; the landed classes ,
landfall [lQndfl] _n. 1> _. 2> , 3> _. ,
landgrave [lQndgreIv] _. _n. _.
landholder [lQndhuld] _n.
landing [lQndIN] 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 [lQndINkrAft] _n. _. ,
landing field [lQndINfild] _n. ;
landing gear [lQndINgI] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
landing ground [lQndINgraund] = landing-place 2
landing mark [lQndINmAk] _n. _.
landing troops [lQndINtrups] _n. _pl.
landing-net [lQndINnet] _n. 1> 2> _.
landing-place [lQndINpleIs] _n. 1> , 2> _.
landing-stage [lQndINsteIdZ] _n.
landing-strip [lQndINstrIp] _n. _. ̣-
landlady [lQndleIdI] _n. 1> , 2> , , 3> _. ; to hang the landlady ,
landless [lQndlIs] _a. 1> 2> ( )
landloper [lQndlup] = landlouper
landlord [lQnld] _n. 1> , , 2> , 3>
landlordism [lQnldIzm] _n. 1> () 2>
landlouper [lQndlup] _n.
landlubber [lQndlb] _n. _. ; , " "
landmark [lQndmAk] _n. 1> , 2> 3> , 4> , ( )
landmine [lQndmaIn] _n. _.
landocracy [lQndkrsI] _n. _. , ,
landowner [lQndǫun] _n.
landowning [lQndǫunIN] 1. _n. 2. _a.
landrail [lQndreIl] _n. _. ,
landscape [lQnskeIp] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. landscape sketch _. ԣ
landscape-architecture [lQnskeIpAkItktS] = landscape-gardening
landscape-gardener [lQnskeIpgAdn] _n. -
landscape-gardening [lQnskeIpgAdnIN] _n. - ;
landscape-painter [lQnskeIppeInt] _n.
landslide [lQndslaId] _n. 1> , 2> ; ( )
landslip [lQndslIp] = landslide 1
landsman [lQndzmn] _n. 1> , 2>
landtag [lAnttAk] _. _n.
landward [lQndwd], landwards [lQndwdz] _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 [lQNsaIn] _. 1. _n. , 2. _adv. -, ,
language [lQNgwIdZ] _n. 1> ; ; finger language , 2> _. (. bad language); I won't have any language here 3> ; ; the language of Shakespeare
languid [lQNgwId] _a. 1> , ; ; languid stream ; languid attempt 2>
languish [lQNgwIS] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> ; ; (for) 3> , 4> ,
languishing [lQNgwISIN] 1. _pres-p. languish 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> , ; a languishing look
languor [lQNg] _n. 1> , ; ; 2> ; 3> , ;
languorous [lQNgrs] _a. 1> ; ; 2> 3> , ֣ ( )
laniard [lQnjd] = lanyard
lanital [lQnItl] _n.
lank [lQNk] _a. 1> ; 2> , ( ) 3> ( ..)
lanky [lQNkI] _a.
lanolin [lQnulin] _n.
lansquenet [lQnskInet] _n. _. (. )
lantern _I [lQntn] _n. 1> ; dark lantern 2> 3> _. (. lantern light) lantern lecture ; lantern jaws ݣ; ; lantern parking _. _II [lQntn] _n. _.
lanthanum [lQnTnm] _n. _.
lanyard [lQnjd] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> ()
Laodicean [leIudIsIn] _a. , ( )
lap _I [lQp] _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 [lQp] 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 [lQp] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. , ; "" 3> () 2. _v. 1> 2> , , (. lap up, lap down) 3> ; to lap up compliments 4> ( ) _IV [lQp] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> , 2> ;
lap-board [lQpbd] _n. ( ),
lap-dog [lQpdg] _n. ,
lap-joint [lQpdZInt] _n. _. ̣
lapel [lpel] _n. , ( ..)
lapidary [lQpIdrI] 1. _a. 1> 2> 3> , 2. _n.
lapidate [lQpIdeIt] _v.
lapidify [lpIdIfaI] _v.
lapis lazuli [lQpIslQzjulaI] _n. -,
Laplander [lQplQnd] = Lapp 1
Lapp [lQp] 1> ; ; ; 2>
lappet [lQpIt] _n. ;
Lappish [lQpIS] 1. _a. ; 2. _n.
lapse [lQps] 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 [lQpst] 1. _p-p. lapse 2 2. _a. ;
lapsus [lQpss] _. _n. , ; lapsus calami ; lapsus linguae ; lapsus memoriae
lapwing [lQpwIN] _n.
larcenous [lAsIns] _a. 1> 2>
larceny [lAsnI] _n.
larch [lAtS] _n. 1> _. 2>
lard [lAd] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , ( - , . ..)
larder [lAd] _n. ( ..)
lardy [lAdI] _a. ,
lares [lEriz] _. _n. _pl. . _. _. ; Lares and Penates ; _. ,
large [lAdZ] 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 [lAdZskeIl] 1. _n. ; on a large scale 2. _a. 1> ( ) 2> , ( ..)
large-handed [lAdZhQndId] _a. 1> ; 2> ; _.
large-hearted [lAdZhAtId] _a. 1> 2> ,
large-minded [lAdZmaIndId] _a. ;
largely [lAdZlI] _adv. 1> ; he is largely to blame 2> , 3> ;
largeness [lAdZnIs] _n. 1> 2> 3>
largess [lAdZes] _n. _. 1> 2>
largesse [lAdZes] _n. _. 1> 2>
lariat [lQrIt] 1. _n. 1> ң ( ) 2> , 2. _v.
lark _I [lAk] _n. ; to rise with the lark , _II [lAk] 1. _n. , ; , ; to have a lark ; for a lark ; what a lark! () ! 2. _v. 1> , 2> ( ); to lark the hedge ; lark about
larkspur [lAksp] _n. _. ,
larky [lAkI] _a. , ; ; ӣ
larmier [lAmI] _n. _.
larrikin [lQrIkIn] (. _.) _. 1. _n. () 2. _a. , ,
larrup [lQrp] _v. _. ,
larva [lAv] _n. (_pl. -vae)
larvae [lAvi] _pl. larva
larval [lAvl] _a. ; in the larval stage
laryngitis [lQrIndZaItIs] _n. _.
laryngology [lQrINgldZI] _n.
laryngoscope [lrINgskup] _n.
larynx [lQrINks] _n. ,
Lascar [lQsk] _n. -
lascivious [lsIvIs] _a. ,
laser [leIz] _n. _. ,
lash [lQS] 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 [lQSp] _n. _.
lasher [lQS] _n. , ,
lashing [lQSIN] 1. _pres-p. lash 2 2. _n. 1> 2> ң, 3> ң, ң ( -.) 4> _pl. _. , (of - -.)
lass [lQs] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
lassie [lQsI] _n. _. . _. 1> ; 2> ( )
lassitude [lQsItjud] _n. ;
lasso [lQsu] 1. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) , 2. _v. ,
last _I [lAst] 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 [lAst] 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 [lAst] 1. _n. (); to measure smb.'s foot by one's own last -. ; to stick to one's last , 2. _v. _IV [lAst] _n. (, : 10 , 12 , 12 , 24 ..; - . 4000 . )
lasting [lAstIN] 1. _pres-p. last II, 1 2. _a. , ; ; lasting peace ; lasting food
lastly [lAstlI] _adv. ( );
latch [lQtS] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ݣ; 2> 2. _v. 1> () 2> _. (on to)
latch-key [lQtSki] _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 [ltin] _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 [lQtrl] 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 [lAT] _. 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> _attr. lath fence , 2. _v. ,
lathe [leID] 1. _n. 1> 2> _attr. lathe tool 2. _v.
lathee [lAti] _. _n. ,
lather [lAD] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ( ); a good lather is half a shave _. 2. _v. 1> (); 2> ( ) 3> _. , ,
lathery [lADrI] _a. 1> 2> 3> , ,
lathi [lAti] = lathee
lathing [lATIN] _n. _. 1> ۣ () 2> ( )
lathy [lATI] _a. ;
latibulize [ltIbjulaIz] _v. ,
Latin [lQtIn] 1. _n. ; classical (late) Latin () ; low ( vulgar) Latin ; dog Latin ; thieves Latin 2. _a. ; ; Latin Church , - ; the Latin languages
latinize [lQtInaIz] _v. 1> 2>
latitude [lQtItjud] _n. 1> _. _. ; in the latitude of 40 grades S. 40 ; low latitudes 2> , ; latitude of thought , 3> ; a wide latitude 4> _. ; ()
latrine [ltrin] _n. (. ); ; ( )
latter [lQt] _comp. late 1) _a. 1> ; in these latter days ; the latter half of the week 2> ( ; . the former) latter end ;
latter-day [lQtdeI] _a. ,
latterly [lQtlI] _adv. 1> 2> ,
lattermost [lQtmust] _a.
lattice [lQtIs] 1. _n. 1> ۣ 2> _. ۣ 3> _attr. ۣ; lattice frame ۣ 2. _v. ۣ; ۣ
latticed [lQtIst] _a. ۣ
Latvian [lQtvIn] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
laud [ld] 1. _n. 2. _v. , , ; _.
laudable [ldbl] _a. 1> 2> _. ( )
laudanum [ldnm] _n.
laudation [ldeISn] _n. ;
laudative [ldtIv] = laudatory
laudatory [ldtrI] _a. ,
laugh [lAf] 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 [lAfbl] _a. ; , ; laughable incident
laughing [lAfIN] 1. _pres-p. laugh 2 2. _a. 1> , ; ӣ 2> ; it is no ( not a) laughing matter ;
laughing-gas [lAfINgQs] _n.
laughing-stock [lAfINstk] _n. ; to make a laughing-stock of smb. -.
laughter [lAft] _n. , ; shrill laughter ; to roar with laughter
launch _I [lntS] 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 [lntS] _n. 1> 2> , ; pleasure launch
launcher [lntS] _n. _. 1> 2> 3> ͣ
launching pad [lntSINpQd] = launching ramp
launching ramp [lntSINrQmp] _n. _.
launching site [lntSINsaIt] _n. _. ;
launder [lnd] _v. 1> (أ) 2> ( )
launderette [lndret] _n.
laundress [lndrIs] _n.
laundry [lndrI] _n. 1> 2> أ
laureate [lrIIt] 1. _n. ; Lenin Prize L. ; poet laureate 2. _a. 1> 2> ; laureate wreath
laurel [lrl] 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 [lrlȫuk] _n.
laurelled [lrld] 1. _p-p. laurel 2 2. _a. , ;
lava [lAv] _n.
lavatory [lQvtrI] _n. ,
lave [leIv] _v. _. 1> 2> ( , )
lavement [leIvmnt] _n. _. ,
lavender [lQvInd] _n. 1> _. 2> , ; to lay up in lavender > ( ); > _. (); > _. , 3> -
lavender-water [lQvIndwt] _n.
laverock [lQvrk] _. . lark I
lavish [lQvIS] 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 [l] _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 [l] = lawk(s)
law-abiding [lbaIdIN] _a. , ,
law-book [lbuk] _n. ,
law-breaker [lbreIk] _n. ,
law-court [lkt] _n.
law-list [llIst] _n.
law-making [lmeIkIN] 1. _n. 2. _a.
law-offender [lfend] = law-breaker
law-officer [lȍfIs] ; law-officers of the Crown ( )
law-term [ltm] _n. 1> 2>
law-violator [lvaIleIt] = law-breaker
law-writer [lraIt] _n. 1> , 2>
lawful [lful] _a. ; lawful age
lawgiver [lgIv] _n.
lawk [lk] _interj. _. ?
lawks [lks] _interj. _. ?
lawless [llIs] _a. 1> 2>
lawmaker [lmeIk] = lawgiver
lawn _I [ln] _n. _II [ln] _n. ,
lawn hockey [lnhkI] _n.
lawn party [lnpAtI] _. . garden-party
lawn tennis [lntenIs] _n. _.
lawn-mower [lnmu] _n.
lawn-sprinkler [lnsprINkl] _n.
lawny _I [lnI] _a. _II [lnI] _a. ̣,
laws [lz] = lawk(s)
lawsuit [lsjut] _n. ; ;
lawyer [lj] _n. 1> ; 2>
lax [lQks] _a. 1> , 2> ; 3> , 4> , 5> , ̣ 6> _. ֣ 7> _. ( )
laxative [lQkstIv] 1. _n. () 2. _a.
laxity [lQksItI] _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 [leIfIg] _n. 1> () 2> ; 3> ; , ۣ
lay-by [leIbaI] _n. 1> 2> _-.
lay-days [leIdeIz] _n. _pl. _. ,
lay-off [leIȍf] _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 [leIȫuv] _n. 1> 2> ( )
lay-up [leIp] _n. , ( ..)
layabout [leIbaut] _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 [leIet] _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 [leIstl] _n.
lazaret [lQzret] = lazaretto
lazaretto [lQzretu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 1> 2>
Lazarus [lQzrs] _n. 1> 2> _. ֣
laze [leIz] _v. _. ,
laziness [leIzInIs] _n. ,
lazy [leIzI] _a.
Lazy Susan [leIzIsuzn] _n. 1> , .. 2>
lazy-bones [leIzIbunz] _n. _. ,
lea _I [li] _n. 1> _. , 2> _-. , _II [li] _n. _.
leach [litS] 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 [lid] 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 [ledglAns] _n. _. ,
lead pencil [ledpensl] _n.
lead time [lidtaIm] _n. 1> , 2> ,
lead up [lidp] _n. ,
lead-in [lidIn] _n. _. _. 1> ; 2> _. ԣ
lead-lotion [ledluSn] _n.
lead-off [lidȍf] 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 [lid] _n. 1> , , ; ; ; pioneer leader 2> _. 3> (); ֣; 4> () 5> _. ( ) 6> _. _. ; ԣ 7> ( ) 8> , 9> _. 10> 11> , , 12> _pl. _. ,
leader-writer [lidraIt] _n.
leaderette [lidret] _n. ( )
leadership [lidSIp] _n. 1> , , ; personal leadership 2> ( -. )
leading [lidIN] 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 [lidINstrINz] _n. _pl. , ( ); to be in leading-strings ,
leadline [ledlaIn] _n. _.
leadsman [ledzmn] _n. _.
leaf [lif] 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 [lifIdZ] _n. _.
leaflet [liflIt] _n. 1> , ; 2> ;
leafstalk [lifstk] _n. _.
leafy [lifI] _a. 1> ; leafy shade 2>
league _I [lig] _n. أ, ( ) _II [lig] 1. _n. , ; in league with smb. -. 2. _v. ; ; ()
leaguer _I [lig] _n. _II [lig] _n. _.
leak [lik] 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 [likIdZ] _n. 1> , , ; to spring ( to start) a leakage > ; > 2> ( , ) 3> _.
leaky [likI] _a. ; leaky butter ; a leaky vessel , ,
leal [lil] _a. _. _. , ; ; the land of the leal > ; >
lean _I [lin] 1. _a. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> ; lean years 4> ( ); ( ) 2. _n. , _II [lin] 1. _v. (leaned [d], 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 [lintu] _n. ;
leaning [linIN] 1. _pres-p. lean II, 1 2. _n. 1> (to, towards) 2> , 3>
leant [lent] _p. _p-p. lean II, 1
leap [lip] 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 [t]) 1> , ; ; to leap a fence 2> ( ) 3> , ; to leap at a proposal (opportunity etc.) ( ..)
leap-day [lipdeI] _n. 29
leap-frog [lipfrg] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> , ; (over) 2> _.
leap-year [lipj] _n.
leapt [lept] _p. _p-p. leap 2
learn [ln] _v. (learnt, learned [lnt]) 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. [lnt] _p. _p-p. learn 2. _a. [lnId] 1> ޣ, ; my learned friend ޣ 2> ( , ..)
learner [ln] _n. ; ; a quick (a slow) learner () ; an advanced learner
learning [lnIN] 1. _pres-p. learn 2. _n. 1> , 2> ޣ,
learnt [lnt] _p. _p-p. learn
lease _I [lis] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; to take on lease 2> 3> ; to take ( to get, to have) a new lease of life > ; > ( ) 2. _v. , _II [lis] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. ();
leasehold [lishuld] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a. 1> 2>
leaseholder [lishuld] _n. , ߣ
leash [liS] 1. _n. 1> , ( ); ( ); to lead on a leash ; to hold in leash _. ; to strain at the leash 2> _. ң ; . , .. 2. _v. ,
least [list] 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 [listwaIz] _adv.
leather [leD] 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 [leDbQk] _n.
leather-cloth [leDklT] _n. ,
leather-coat [leDkut] _n. ֣
leather-head [leDhed] _n. _. ,
leather-neck [leDnek] _n. _.
leatherette [leDret] _n.
leathering [leDrIN] 1. _pres-p. leather 2 2. _n. 1> _. 2> _.
leathern [leDn] _a.
leathery [leDrI] _a. 1> 2> ֣; leathery steak , ֣
leave _I [liv] _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 [liv] _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 [liv] _v.
leave-taking [livteIkIN] _n.
leaved [livd] 1. _p-p. leave III 2. _a. ;
leaven [levn] 1. _n. , ; _. , ; they are both of the same leaven 2. _v. , ; _. (-.);
leaves [livz] _pl. leaf 1
leavings [livINz] _n. _pl. ;
Lebanese [lebniz] 1. _a. 2. _n. ; ; the Lebanese _pl. _.
lecherous [letSrs] _a. _.
lechery [letSrI] _n. _.
lecithin [lesITIn] _n. _.
lectern [lektn] _n. _.
lection [lekSn] _n. _. 1> 2> 3> _. = lesson 1, 3
lector [lekt] _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 [ledZ] _n. 1> , 2> , ; , 3> ; ; 4> _. ; ; 5> _.
ledger [ledZ] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. 3>
ledgerbait [ledZbeIt] _n.
lee [li] 1. _n. 1> , ; under ( in) the lee of a house 2> 2. _a. ; lee side (. weather side); lee shore
leech _I [litS] 1. _n. 1> ; to stick like a leech 2> , 2. _v. 1> 2> , _II [litS] _n. _. ()
leek [lik] _n. - (. ); wild leek ; ; to eat the ( one's) leek
leer [lI] 1. _n. , , 2. _v. ; , (at)
leery [lIrI] _a. _. 1> 2>
lees [liz] _n. _pl. 1> ; to drink ( to drain) to the lees ; _. 2> , ; there are lees to every wine _. ; the lees of life ,
leeward [liwd] 1. _n. 2. _a. 3. _adv.
leeway [liweI] _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 L.) (. _pl.) _. ; over the left _.
lefthand [lefthQnd] _a. 1> ; lefthand side 2> ; lefthand blow 3> _. ( )
lefthanded [lefthQndId] _a. 1> ӣ ; he is lefthanded 2> 3> 4> ; ; ; lefthanded compliment 5> ; lefthanded marriage
lefthander [lefthQnd] _n. 1> 2>
leftist [leftIst] _n. _. ,
leftluggage office [leftlgIdZȍfIs] _n. _-.
leftmost [leftmust] _a.
leftover [leftȫuv] _n. 1> 2>
leftward [leftwd] _adv. ;
leftwards [leftwdz] _adv. ;
leftwing [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 [ligl] _a. 1> , ; legal aid bureau ; legal profession ; legal advice ; legal capacity , ; legal system 2> ; ; ; legal holiday
legalist [liglIst] _n.
legality [ligQlItI] _n. ;
legalize [liglaIz] _v. ,
legate _I [legIt] _n. 1> , 2> _. , _II [lIgeIt] _v.
legatee [legti] _n.
legation [lIgeISn] _n.
legato [lgAtu] _adv. _.
legbail [legbeIl] _n. _. ; to give legbail
legend [ledZnd] _n. 1> 2> , ( , , ..)
legendary [ledZndrI] 1. _a. 2. _n.
legerdemain [ledZdmeIn] _n. _. 1> , ̣, 2>
legerity [lIdZerItI] _n. ; ; ̣
leggings [legINz] _n. _pl. ;
leggy [legI] _a.
leghornn 1> [leghn] ; . ţ 2> [legn] ( )
legibility [ledZIbIlItI] _n. ޣ, (, )
legible [ledZbl] _a. , ޣ
legion [lidZn] _n. 1> ; L. of Honour ޣ ( ) 2>
legionary [lidZnrI] 1. _n. 2. _a.
legionnaire [lidZnE] _n. _.
legislate [ledZIsleIt] _v. ,
legislation [ledZIsleISn] _n. 1> 2> ; ; labour legislation
legislative [ledZIsltIv] 1. _a. 2. _n.
legislator [ledZIsleIt] _n. 1> 2>
legislature [ledZIsleItS] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
legist [lidZIst] _n.
legit [lIdZIt] _. _. legitimate drama {. legitimate 1}
legitimacy [lIdZItImsI] _n.
legitimate 1. _a. [lIdZItImIt] 1> , 2> , ; legitimate argument ; legitimate claim , 3> ģ; the legitimate drama > ; > ( . musical comedy) 2. _v. [lIdZItImeIt] 1> ; 2> ( £)
legitimation [lIdZItImeISn] _n. 1> 2> ( £)
legitimist [lIdZItImIst] _n.
legitimize [lIdZItImaIz] = legitimate 2
legman [legmQn] _n. _. _. ԣ
legofmutton [legvmtn] _a. ; legofmutton sail
legpull [legpul] _n. _. -.,
legpuller [legpul] _n. _. _.
legume [legjum] _n. ,
leguminous [legjumIns] _a. _. ;
lei [leI] _pl. leu
leister [list] 1. _n. 2. _v. ()
leisure [leZ] _n. 1> , ; at leisure ; ; to be at leisure , ; do it at your leisure , 2> _attr. ; leisure time
leisured [leZd] _a. 1> , 2>
leisurely [leZlI] 1. _a. 1> , 2> 2. _adv. , ,
leitmotif [laItmutif] _n. _.
leitmotiv [laItmutif] _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 [lemngrAs] _n. _.
lemon squash [lemnskwS] _n. ()
lemonade [lemneId] _n.
lemondrop [lemndrp] _n.
lemonsqueezer [lemnskwiz] _n.
lemony [lemnI] _a.
lemur [lim] _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
Lend-Lease [lendlis] _n. _. , (, ..); Lend-Lease Act (1941 .)
lender [lend] _n. ,
lendinglibrary [lendINlaIbrrI] _n.
length [leNT] _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 [leNTn] _v. 1> (); (); to lengthen out 2> , ; ; summer lengthens into autumn
lengthways [leNTweIz] _adv. ;
lengthwise [leNTwaIz] = lengthways
lengthy [leNTI] _a. 1> , , 2> _. ( )
lenience [linjns] _n. ; ;
leniency [linjnsI] _n. ; ;
lenient [linjnt] _a. ; ;
Leninism [lenInIzm] _n.
Leninist [lenInIst] 1. _n. 2. _a.
Leninite [lenInaIt] = Leninist 1 2
lenitive [lenItIv] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> , 2> ̣
lenity [lenItI] _n. 1> 2>
lens [lenz] 1. _n. (_pl. es [Iz]) 1> , , ; ; 2> _. (. crystalline lens) 3> _. 2. _v. to lens out _.
Lent [lent] _n. _.
lent [lent] _p. _p-p. lend
Lenten [lentn] _a. 1> _. 2> ( ); ( )
lenticular [lentIkjul] _a. 1> _. ; 2> _.
lentil [lentIl] _n. _.
lentlily [lentlIlI] _n. _. ֣
lentous [lents] _a. ,
lentterm [lenttm] _n.
Leo [liou] _n. ( )
leonine [liunaIn] _a. 1> 2> (. L.) ( )
leopard [lepd] _n. ; can the leopard change his spots? _.
leopardess [lepdIs] _n.
leotard [lioutAd] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
leper [lep] _n. ֣
leporine [lepraIn] _a. _.
leprechaun [leprkn] _n.
leprosarium [leprusArIm] _n.
leprosy [leprsI] _n.
leprous [leprs] _a. 1> ֣ 2>
Lesbian [lezbIn] _a. 1> 2>
lesemajesty [lizmQdZIstI] _n. 1> 2> ;
lesion [liZn] _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 [lesi] _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 [les] _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 [Id], let) , 2. _n. ;
let-alone [letlun] _n. 1> 2> _attr. let-alone policy (principle) ()
let-in [letIn] _a.
let-off [letȍf] _n. ; ()
let-pass [letpAs] _n.
let-up [letp] _n. _. ; ; ; it rained without let-up
letdown [letdaun] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. 3> _.
lethal [liTl] _a. 1> ; ; lethal chamber " " (, ) 2>
lethargic [leTAdZIk] _a. 1> 2> , ;
lethargical [leTAdZIkl] _a. 1> 2> , ;
lethargy [leTdZI] _n. 1> 2> ,
Lethe [liTi] _n. _. _.
Lethean [lITin] _a. Lethean stream _. _. ,
lethiferous [lITIfrs] _a. ;
Lett [let] _n. 1> ; 2>
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 [letbks] _n.
letter-card [letkAd] _n. -
letter-carrier [letkQrI] _n. ,
letter-foundry [letfaundrI] _n. ( )
letter-weight [letweIt] _n. 1> 2> -
lettered [letd] 1. _p-p. letter 2 2. _a. 1> ; () 2> Σ, , 3> ,
lettergram [letgrQm] _n. - ( )
letterhead [lethed] _n. ( )
lettering [letrIN] 1. _pres-p. letter 2 2. _n. ;
letterless [letlIs] _a. ;
letterpaper [letpeIp] _n.
letterperfect [letpfIkt] _a. _. ף
letterpress [letpres] _n. ( )
Lettish [letIS] 1. _a. 2. _n.
lettuce [letIs] _n. _. -
leu [leu] _n. (_pl. lei) , ( )
leucocyte [ljukusaIt] _n. _.
lev [lef] _n. (_pl. leva) ( )
leva [levA] _pl. lev
levant [lIvQnt] _v. , ,
Levanter [lIvQnt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> = Levantine
Levantine [levntaIn] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 2. _a.
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 [levlhedId] _a.
leveller [levl] _n. 1> _. , "" 2> () 3> _. 4> _.
lever [liv] 1. _n. 1> ; ; control lever , 2> 3> _. 4> 2. _v. , ( lever up, lever along)
leverage [livrIdZ] _n. 1> 2> 3> ߣ 4> 5> ,
leveret [levrIt] _n.
leviathan [lIvaITn] _n. 1> _. 2>
levigate [levIgeIt] _v. 1> 2> _.
levin [levIn] _n. _.
levitate [levIteIt] _v. ()
Leviticus [lIvItIks] _n. _. (3- )
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 [lud] _a. 1> ; 2>
lewis [luIs] _n. _. ;
lewisite [luIsaIt] _n. _.
lex [leks] _. _n. ; lex non scripta ; lex scripta
lexical [leksIkl] _a. 1> 2>
lexicographer [leksIkgrf] _n.
lexicography [leksIkgrfI] _n.
lexicology [leksIkldZI] _n.
lexicon [leksIkn] _n.
ley [leI] = leu
Leyden jar [leIdndZA] _n. _.
liability [laIbIlItI] _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 [lIeIz] _v. 1> 2> _.
liaison [lieIzn] _n. _. 1> () 2> _. 3> _. ( ) 4> _. ( , ..) 5> _attr. ; liaison personnel _.
liaisonofficer [lieIznȍfIs] _n. _.
liana [lIAn] _n. _.
liar [laI] _n.
lias [laIs] _n. _. ,
libation [laIbeISn] _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> (L.) _. 2. _n. 1> 2> (L.) _. ,
liberal-minded [lIbrlmaIndId] _a. ;
liberalism [lIbrlIzm] _n.
liberality [lIbrQlItI] _n. 1> 2> ,
liberalize [lIbrlaIz] _v. 1> () 2>
liberate [lIbreIt] _v. 1> (from) 2> _.
liberation [lIbreISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
liberationism [lIbreISnIzm] _n.
liberator [lIbreIt] _n. ;
libertarian [lIbtErIn] _n. 1> 2>
libertine [lIbtaIn] 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 [lIbtIbut] _n. 1> , 2> _.
liberty man [lIbtImQn] _n. ,
libidinous [lIbIdIns] _a. 1> , 2>
libido [lIbidu] _n. 1> ; 2> , ,
Libra [laIbr] _n. ( )
librarian [laIbrErIn] _n.
library [laIbrrI] _n. 1> ; free library ; walking library _. " " 2> _attr. ; library reader > ; > ; library stock
libretti [lIbreti] _pl. libretto
libretto [lIbretu] _n. (_pl. -ti, -os [ouz])
Libyan [lIbIn] 1. _a. ; _. 2. _n. ;
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 [laIsnsi] _n. , ,
licenser [laIsns] _n. , , ; licenser of the press ; licenser of plays
licentiate [laIsenSIIt] _n. ;
licentious [laIsenSs] _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 [lIkspItl] _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 [lidu] _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 [laIdItekt] _n. " " ( )
lie-in [laIIn] _n. _. ( )
liege [lidZ] _. 1. _n. 1> , ; the lieges 2> 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; liege lord
lieigeman [lidZmQn] _n. _.
lien [lIn] _n. 1> 2>
lieu [lju] _n. in lieu of
lieutenancy [leftennsI], _. [letennsI] _n. ,
lieutenant [leftennt], _. [letennt] _n. 1> 2>
lieutenant colonel [leftenntknl] _n.
lieutenant commander [letenntkmAnd] _n. _. -
lieutenant-general [leftenntdZenrl] _n. 1> - 2> _.
lieutenant-governorn 1> [leftenntgvn] ( . ) 2> [ljutenntgvn] _. , - ()
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 [laIfIsteIt] _n. _.
life expectancy [laIfIkspektnsI] _n.
Life Guards [laIfgAdz] _n. -
life-assurance [laIfSurns] = life-insurance
life-blood [laIfbld] _n. 1> 2>
life-buoy [laIfbI] _n. ;
life-giving [laIfgIvIN] _a. , , ;
life-guard [laIfgAd] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> _.
life-insurance [laIfInSurns] _n.
life-jacket [laIfdZQkIt] _n.
life-like [laIflaIk] _a. ;
life-line [laIflaIn] _n. 1> 2> ; ; " "
life-office [laIfǍfIs] _n.
life-preserver [laIfprIzv] _n. 1> ֣ , 2>
life-saver [laIfseIv] _n. 1> 2> ;
life-saving [laIfseIvIN] _a. ; life-saving service ; life-saving station
life-size [laIfsaIz] _a.
life-sized [laIfsaIzd] _a.
life-span [laIfspQn] _n. ; within the life-span of one generation
life-work [laIfwk] _n.
lifebelt [laIfbelt] _n.
lifeboat [laIfbut] _n.
lifeless [laIflIs] _a. 1> ; 2> ; he is lifeless who is faultless _. ,
lifelong [laIflN] _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 [lIftȍf] _n.
lift-truck [lIfttrk] _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 [Id]) 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 [Id]) 1> , (on, upon); his eyes lighted on a familiar face in the crowd 2> ( ..) 3> _. (. light off, light down); , ( -.); (on, upon)
light heavy-weight [laIthevIweIt] _n. ӣ ֣
light housekeeping [laIthauskipIN] _n. ̣ ;
light-bay [laItbeI] _a. ( )
light-face [laItfeIs] _n. _.
light-fingered [laItfINgd] _a. 1> 2> ;
light-footed [laItfutId] _a. ,
light-handed [laIthQndId] _a. 1> 2> 3> 4>
light-head [laIthed] _n.
light-headed [laIthedId] _a. 1> , ; 2> , 3>
light-hearted [laIthAtId] _a. , , ӣ
light-heeled [laIthild] _a.
light-legged [laItlegd] = light-heeled
light-minded [laItmaIndId] _a.
light-o'-love [laItlv] _n. 1> , 2>
light-resistant [laItrIzIstnt] _a.
light-spectrum [laItspektrm] _n.
light-tight [laIttaIt] _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 [laItrIdZ] _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 [laItnINrest] _n. _. ;
lightning-bug [laItnINbg] _n. -
lightning-conductor [laItnINkndkt] _n.
lightning-like [laItnINlaIk] _a.
lightning-rod [laItnINrd] = lightning-conductor
lightning-strike [laItnINstraIk] _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 [lIgnmvaIti] _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 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 [laIkmaIndId] _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 [lIlIeISs] _a. _.
Lilliputian [lIlIpjuSjn] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. ,
lilt [lIlt] 1. _n. 1> ӣ, 2> (, ) 2. _v. 1> (-.) , , 2> ,
lily [lIlI] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ,
lily of the valley [lIlIvDvQlI] _n.
lily-livered [lIlIlIvd] _a.
lily-white [lIlIwaIt] _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 [lImbrINp] _n. _.
limbless [lImlIs] _a. ۣ , ,
limbo [lImbu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 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 [laImdZus] _n. _II [laImdZus] _v. _. ,
lime-pit [laImpIt] _n.
lime-tree [laImtri] = lime III
lime-water [laImwt] _n.
limekiln [laImkIln] _n.
limelight [laImlaIt] 1. _n. 1> ( ); 2> ; to be in the limelight ; 2. _v. 1> 2>
Limerick [lImrIk] _n. ( ),
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 [lImIteISn] _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 [lImnetIk] _a.
limnology [lImnldZI] ,
limousine [lImuzin] _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 [lImpIdItI] _n.
limy [laImI] _a. 1> 2>
linage [laInIdZ] _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 L.) ; to cross the L. 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 [laInmQp] _n.
line officer [laInǍfIs] _n.
line-drawing [laIndrIN] _n.
line-engraving [laInIngreIvIN] _n.
line-up [laInp] _n. 1> 2> _. ; 3>
lineage [lInIIdZ] _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 [lInIndreIp] _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 [lQnZri] _n. _. 1> أ 2> _.
lingering [lINgrIN] 1. _pres-p. linger 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> ( , ..) 4> ; ; lingering dream
lingo [lINgu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) 1> ; 2> _. _.
lingua franca [lINgwfrQNk] _. _n. 1> , , 2> ; Σ
lingual [lINgwl] _a. 1> _. ; lingual bone 2> _.
linguist [lINgwIst] _n. ,
linguistic [lINgwIstIk] _a. ,
linguistics [lINgwIstIks] _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 [lINkmuSn] _n. _.
link-up [lINkp] _n. 1> ; link-up on the Elbe _. 2>
link-verb [lINkvb] _n. _. -
linkage [lINkIdZ] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. ,
links [lINks] _n. _pl. 1> _. 2> ( sing)
linn [lIn] _n. (. _.) 1> 2> ,
linnet [lInIt] _n. ()
lino _I [laInou] = linoleum _II [laInu] = linotype
lino operator [laInuȍpreIt] _n.
linoleum [lInuljm] _n.
linotype [laInutaIp] _. 1. _n. ; linotype operator = lino operator 2. _v.
linseed [lInsid] _n. 1> 2> _attr. linseed cake ; linseed oil
linsey-woolsey [lInzIwulzI] _n.
linstock [lInstk] _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> (L.) ( ) 5> (L.) ; the lion's share ; lion in the path ( in the way) . _. , ; to put one's head in the lion's mouth
lion-hearted [laInhAtId] _a. ,
lion-hunter [laInhnt] _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 [lIpdip] _a. ;
lip-labour [lIpleIb] _n. , ;
lip-language [lIplQNgwIdZ] = lip-reading
lip-read [lIprid] _v.
lip-reading [lIpridIN] _n. (. )
lip-service [lIpsvIs] _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 [lIpsAv] _n. 1> , 2>
lipstick [lIpstIk] _n.
liquate [lIkweIt] _v.
liquefaction [lIkwIfQkSn] _n. , ;
liquefy [lIkwIfaI] _v. ;
liquescent [lIkwesnt] _a. ;
liqueur [lIkju] _n. _. ˣ
liquid [lIkwId] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. , 3> , ( , ) 4> , 5> ( ..); liquid melody 6> _. ; ( ) 7> liquid milk 2. _n. 1> 2> _. [lr]
liquidate [lIkwIdeIt] _v. 1> () 2> ( ) 3> ; ; ( -.), ( -.) 4>
liquidation [lIkwIdeISn] _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> [lIkw] _. 2. _v. 1> _. (. liquor up) 2> ( ..)
liquorice [lIkrIs] _n. (); ,
liquorish [lIkrIS] _a.
lira [lIr] _n. (_pl. lire) ( )
lire [lIrI] _pl. lira
lisle thread [laIlTred] _n. _.
lisp [lIsp] 1. _n. 1> 2> (); , 2. _v. 1> 2> ( )
lissom [lIsm] _a. 1> 2> ,
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 [lIsnrIn] _n. 1> 2> _.
listening [lIsnIN] 1. _pres-p. listen 2. _n. 1> , 2> _.
listening dog [lIsnINdg] _n.
listening-in [lIsnINIn] _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 [lit] _. = 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 [lItrAti] _. _n. _pl. 1> , 2>
literatim [lItrAtIm] _. _adv. ,
literature [lItrItS] _n.
litharge [lITAdZ] _n. ̣,
lithe [laID] _a. ,
lithesome [laIDsm] = lissom(e)
lithium [lITIm] _n. _.
litho-print [lITuprInt] = lithograph 2
lithograph [lITugrAf] 1. _n. ; 2. _v.
lithographer [lITgrf] _n.
lithographic [lITugrQfIk] _a. ,
lithographically [lITugrQfIklI] _adv.
lithography [lITgrfI] _n.
lithotomy [lITtmI] _n. _.
Lithuanian [lITjueInjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
litigant [lItIgnt] _. 1. _n. ( ) 2. _a.
litigate [lItIgeIt] _v. 1> ( -.); ( ) 2> ( )
litigation [lItIgeISn] _n. ;
litigious [lItIdZs] _a. 1> 2> ,
litmus [lItms] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; litmus paper
litotes [laItutiz] _n. _.
litre [lit] _n.
litter [lIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> .. ( ) 3> ͣ (, ) 4> , ; , ; 2. _v. 1> , .. (. litter down) 2> , ..; ԣ 3> (; . litter up);
litter-bearer [lItbEr] _n. -
litter-bin [lItbIn] _n.
litterateur [lItrt] _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 [lItdZI] _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 [laIvȫuk] _n. _.
liveable [lIvbl] = livable
livefarming [laIvfAmIN] _n.
livelihood [laIvlIhud] _n. ; to earn an honest livelihood ; to pick up a scanty livelihood
liveliness [laIvlInIs] _n. , , ӣ
livelong [lIvlN] _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 [lIvkld] _a. ԣ-
liver-fluke [lIvfluk] _n. _. ޣ ()
liveried [lIvrId] _a. ,
liverish [lIvrIS] _a. _.
Liverpudlian [lIvpdlIn] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
liverwort [lIvwt] _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 [lIvrIsteIbl] _n. ;
liveryman [lIvrImn] _n. 1> 2> ;
lives [laIvz] _pl. life
livestock [laIvstk] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. livestock breeding ; livestock 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
livingroom [lIvINrum] _n. ,
livingspace [lIvINspeIs] _n. 1> 2>
lixiviate [lIksIvIeIt] _v.
lixivium [lIksIvIm] _n. ݣ
lizard [lIzd] _n.
lizzie [lIzI] _n. ۣ , . (. tin lizzie)
llama [lAm] _n. _.
llano [ljAnu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) ( )
Lloyd's [lIdz] _n. 1> ( ) 2> (. Lloyd's register) A 1 at Lloyd's ;
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 [ludSedIN] _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> _.
loadon [ludȍn] _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 [lufSug] _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 [lunklekSn] _n. ,
loan show [lunSu] _n. , ̣
loansociety [lunssaItI] _n.
loantranslation [luntrQnsleISn] _n. _.
loanword [lunwd] _n.
loath [luT] _a. _predic. , ; ; to be loath to do smth. -.; nothing loath
loath-to-depart [luTtdIpAt] _n.
loathe [luD] _v. 1> 2> 3> _.
loathful [luDful] = loathsome
loathing [luDIN] 1. _pres-p. loathe 2. _n. 1> ; to be filled with loathing 2>
loathsome [luDsm] _a. ; ,
loaves [luvz] _pl. loaf I
lob [lb] 1. _v. 1> , (. lob along) 2> ( ..) 2. _n. ( ..)
lobby [lbI] 1. _n. 1> ; ɣ; ; ; 2> _. ; division lobby , 3> , (, ); , "" 4> 2. _v. , "" ; lobby through
lobbyist [lbIIst] _n. 1> , , 2> ,
lobe [lub] _n. 1> ; lobe of the lung _. ̣ ; lobe of the ear 2> _.
lobelia [lubilj] _n. _.
loblolly [lbllI] _n. _. _.
loblollyboy [lbllIbI] _n. _.
lobster [lbst] _n. 1> ; red as a lobster 2> _. _. , "" 3> _. ; lobster shift = graveyard shift {. graveyard}
lobster-eyed [lbstraId] _a.
lobule [lbjul] _n. (, )
lobworm [lbwm] _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 [lukAl] _n.
localism [luklIzm] _n. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> _. ,
locality [lukQlItI] _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 [lukeIt] _v. 1> , 2> ̣ ; ( ..) 3> (); to be located in ;
location [lukeISn] _n. 1> (-.); , 2> ( ) 3> ; _. 4> ; 5> ( ) 6> _. 7> _. ߣ; on location ( ߣ)
locative [lktIv] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
locator [lukeIt] _n. _.
loch [lk] _n. _. 1> 2>
loci [lusaI] _pl. locus
lock _I [lk] _n. 1> ; _pl. 2> (), (), () _II [lk] 1. _n. 1> (. ); ; ; ; under lock and key , 2> _. , 3> ( ) 4> ; ; 5> (. L. 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 Hospital [lkhspItl] = lock II, 1, 5
lock house [lkhaus] _n.
lock-jaw [lkdZ] _n. _. ,
lock-keeper [lkkip] _n.
lock-nut [lknt] _n.
lock-out [lkaut] _n.
lock-stitch [lkstItS] _n. _. ;
lock-up [lkp] _n. 1> , 2> ; _. 3> ͣ 4> _attr. , ; lock-up shop
lockage [lkIdZ] _n. 1> 2> () 3>
lockchamber [lktSeImb] _n.
locker [lk] _n. 1> ; ; _. . 2> ( ) ; not a shot in the locker _. ; Davy Jones's locker ,
locker room [lkrum] _n. ( , .. )
locket [lkIt] _n.
lockfast [lkfAst] _a. _. ,
lockgate [lkgeIt] _n.
locking-finger [lkINfINg] = finger 1, 2
locksman [lksmn] _n. 1> = lockkeeper 2> _.
locksmith [lksmIT] _n.
loco _I [luku] 1. _n. _. 1> _. ( ) 2> , (. loco disease) 2. _a. _. ; to go loco , 3. _v. _. _II [luku] _. locomotive 1, 1
locomobile [lukmubaIl] 1. _n. 2. _a.
locomotion [lukmuSn] _n. ; means of locomotion
locomotive [lukmutIv] 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 [lukjuSn] _n. , ,
lode [lud] _n. 1> _. () ; 2> = loadstone
lodestar [ludstA] _n. 1> 2>
lodge [ldZ] 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 [ldZmnt] _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 [ldZ] _n. ; to take in lodgers
lodging [ldZIN] 1. _pres-p. lodge 2 2. _n. 1> 2> _pl. ( ) , ; ; dry lodging , 3> _attr. lodging allowance ( money) _. ; lodging turn _-. ,
lodging-house [ldZINhaus] _n. ; common lodging-house
lodgment [ldZmnt] = lodgement
loess [luIs] _n. _. ̣
loft [lft] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. ( , ) 5> ( ) 6> _. 7> , ( ) 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2>
loft-room [lftrum] _n.
loftiness [lftInIs] _n. 1> 2> ( ..) 3> ; 4> ,
lofty [lftI] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( ..) 3> 4> , ;
log [lg] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; 2> _. ; to heave the log 3> = logbook 4> _. ; to keep the log rolling ; to split the log -. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. .. 3> _. (); () ; log off ޣ
log cabin [lgkQbIn] _n. _.
log frame [lgfreIm] _n.
log hut [lght] = log cabin
log-book [lgbuk] _n. 1> ; (̣); .. 2> (, ̣)
log-head [lghed] _n. ,
log-juice [lgdZus] _n. _. ۣ
log-man [lgmn] _n. _.
log-roll [lgrul] _v. _. ( ); ( )
log-rolling [lgrulIN] _n. _. 1> ң 2> ( ); ( )
loganberry [lugnbrI] _n. _. ( )
logarithm [lgrIDm] _n.
logged [lgd] 1. _p-p. log 2 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ( ); 3>
logger [lg] _n. _. 1> 2> _. ()
loggerhead [lghed] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ; to be at loggerheads with smb. , -.; -.; to fall ( to get, to go) to loggerheads
logging [lgIN] 1. _pres-p. log 2 2. _n.
logic [ldZIk] _n.
logical [ldZIkl] _a. 1> 2> ,
logician [ludZISn] _n.
logistical [ludZIstIkl] _a. _. , ; logistical number , ; logistical support
logistics [ludZIstIks] _n. _pl. _. , - ,
logogram [lgugrQm] _n. , ;
logomachy [lgmkI] _n. ;
logwood [lgwud] _n. _.
logy [lugI] _a. _. 1> , 2> ,
loin [lIn] _n. 1> _pl. 2> _. ; to gird up one's loins _. _. , , ( -.); sprung from smb.'s loins ģ -. ( ..)
loin-cloth [lInklT] _n.
loir [lI] _n. _. -
loiter [lIt] _v. 1> , , ; 2> ; loiter away , ; to loiter away one's time ,
loll [ll] _v. ; () ; loll out > ; > ( )
Lollard [lld] _n. _.
lollipop [llIpp] _n. ; _pl.
Lombard [lmbd] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> , 3> _. ; ; Lombard Street , ( , ) 2. _a.
Lombardy poplar [lmbdIppl] _n.
Londoner [lndn] _n.
Londonism [lndnIzm] _n. 1> 2>
lone [lun] _a. 1> Σ 2> _. _. 3> _.
lone electron [lunIlektrn] _n.
lonely [lunlI] _a. 1> ; ; to feel lonely , 2> Σ,
loner [lun] _n. _. ; ;
lonesome [lunsm] _a. 1> = lonely 2> ,
long _I [lN] 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 ; ; L. Tom > ; > _. ; L. 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 [lN] _v. 1> (-.), (to, for - -.) 2>
long hundredweight [lNhndrdweIt] _n. (112 = 50,8 )
long jump [lNdZmp] _n. _.
long-ago [lNgu] 1. _n. ̣ ; 2. _a. , ̣
long-bow [lNbu] _n. (); to draw ( to pull) the long-bow ;
long-distance [lNdIstns] 1. _a. , ̣; long-distance call ; long-distance telephone service ; long-distance transmission 2. _n. 1> 2>
long-drawn [lNdrn] _a. ,
long-drawn out [lNdrnaut] _a. ,
long-hair [lNhE] _a. _. 1> , 2> 3> أ
long-haired [lNhEd] _a. _. 1> , 2> 3> أ
long-headed [lNhedId] _a. 1> , 2> , ,
long-lived [lNlIvd] _a.
long-liver [lNlIv] _n.
long-play [lNpleI] _n.
long-player [lNpleI] _n.
long-playing [lNpleIIN] _a. ; long-playing record
long-primer [lNprIm] _n. _.
long-range [lNreIndZ] _a. ; ; long-range rocket ; long-range thinking ; long-range policy ; long-range planning
long-run [lNrn] _a. , ̣; long-run objective ; long-run prospects ̣
long-service pay [lNsvIspeI] _n.
long-shot [lNSt] _n. _. ; ,
long-sighted [lNsaItId] _a. 1> 2>
long-standing [lNstQndIN] _a.
long-suffering [lNsfrIN] 1. _n. 2. _a. ,
long-term [lNtm] _a. ; ; long-term bond ( note)
long-tongued [lNtNd] _a.
long-winded [lNwIndId] _a. 1> ̣, , 2> ;
longanimity [lNgnImItI] _n. _.
longboat [lNbut] _n. _.
longer [lNg] _comp. long I, 1 2 wait a while longer ݣ ; I shall not wait (any) longer
longeron [lndZrn] _n. (. _pl.) _.
longest [lNgIst] _sup. long I, 1 2; (a week) at longest ()
longevity [lndZevItI] _n. ; ,
longevous [lndZivs] _a.
longhand [lNhQnd] _n. (. shorthand)
longing [lNIN] 1. _pres-p. long II 2. _n. , , 3. _a. , ; longing look
longitude [lndZItjud] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
longitudinal [lndZItjudInl] 1. _a. 1> ; longitudinal section 2> _. 2. _n. 1> _. ; ; 2> _.
longshoreman [lNSmn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ,
longspun [lNspn] _a. ,
longtime [lNtaIm] = longterm
longton [lNtn] = gross ton
longueurs [lNgz] _n. _. _pl.
longways [lNweIz] _adv.
longwise [lNwaIz] = longways
loo _I [lu] _n. (_. ) _II [lu] _. . lavatory
loo-table [luteIbl] _n.
looby [lubI] _n. ;
looey [luI] _n. _. _.
loofah [lufA] _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 [lukIn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ; to have a look-in
look-out [lukaut] _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 [luksi] _n. _. 1> 2> _. 3>
looker [luk] _n. 1> 2> _. _. , 3> _.
looker-on [lukrȍn] _n. (_pl. lookers-on) , ; lookers-on see most of the game
lookers-on [lukzȍn] _pl. looker-on
looking-for [lukINf] _n. 1> 2> ,
looking-glass [lukINglAs] _n.
loom _I [lum] _n. _II [lum] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , (. loom large)
loon _I [lun] _n. _. _. 1> ԣ , 2> _II [lun] _n.
loony [lunI] (_. lunatic) _. 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
loony-bin [lunIbIn] _n. _.
loop [lup] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ͣ , 3> _. () 4> _. 5> _. , , 6> ; 7> _. , 2. _v. , ; to loop the loop _. ͣ , ; to loop the moon
loop-aerial [lupErIl] _n. _.
loop-hole [luphul] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , ף 2. _v.
loop-light [luplaIt] _n. ,
loop-line [luplaIn] = loop 1, 6
loopy [lupI] _a. 1> 2> _. 3> _.
loose [lus] 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 [lusbks] _n. ( )
loose-leaf [luslif] _a. ( ..)
loosely [luslI] _adv. . {. loose 1}
loosen [lusn] _v. 1> (), ; to loosen discipline 2> 3> ( ..) 4> _. () 5> 6> _. ; loosen up > (); > ,
loosener [lusn] _n.
looseness [lusnIs] _n. 1> . {. loose 1} 2> _.
loosestrife [lusstraIf] _n. _. 1> 2>
loot [lut] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _v. ;
lop _I [lp] 1. _n. , (. ) 2. _v. 1> , , 2> (. lop off, lop away) 3> 4> 5> ; _II [lp] _v. 1> 2> , ; lop about , _III [lp] _n. _.
lop-eared [lpId] _a.
lop-sided [lpsaIdId] _a. 1> ; Σ, Σ 2> ; ; lop-sided development ,
lope [lup] 1. _n. , , (. ) 2. _v. (. )
loppings [lpINz] _n. _pl.
loppy [lpI] _a. ()
loquacious [lukweISs] _a. 1> , 2> _.
loquacity [lukwQsItI] _n.
loquitur [lkwIt] _. _v. ()
lor [l] _interj. _. (_. lord 1) o lor! ! ( , ..)
lord [ld] 1. _n. 1> , , ; ; ; lord of the manor ; the lord of the harvest > , ; > ; lords of creation > _. ; > _. , 2> , ; ; the Lords spiritual - ; the Lords temporal ; my lord [mIld] ( , , ) 3> (the) Lords _. 4> , (); the cotton lords 5> _. _. , ; lord and master 6> (. the L.); 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 ,
Lord Lieutenant [ldleftennt] _n. 1> 2> - (. ) 3> _. - ( 1922 .)
Lord Mayor [ldmE] _n. -; lord Mayor's Day 9 ( -); lord Mayor's show -
Lord Provost [ldprvst] _n. - ( )
Lord Rector [ldrekt] _n. ޣ ( )
lordliness [ldlInIs] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
lordly [ldlI] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , 3> , , 4> 2. _adv. 1> , - 2>
lordship [ldSIp] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> (over - ) 4> your lordship ( )
lore _I [l] _n. ( ̣ ); ; bird lore _II [l] _n. _. ( )
lorgnette [lnjet] _n. _. 1> 2>
loricate [lrIkeIt] _a. _. ֣ , ..
lorikeet [lrIkit] _n. ( )
lorn [ln] _a. _., . _. , ,
lorry [lrI] 1. _n. 1> , (. motor lorry) 2> 3> _-. 2. _v. ,
lorry-hop [lrIhp] _v. _. ,
lory [lrI] _n. _. ()
lose [luz] _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 [luz] _n. , ; ; to be a good loser ; to come off a loser , ; to be a loser by smth. ޣ-.; -.
losing [luzIN] 1. _pres-p. lose 2. _n. 1> 2> _pl. , .. 3. _a. ; to play a losing game
loss [ls] _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 [lslid] _n. ,
lost [lst] 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 [lt] 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] _. _n. ( )
lotah [lutA] _. _n. ( )
loth [luT] = loath
Lothario [luTArIu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) , (. gay Lothario)
lotion [luSn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _.
lotos [luts] = lotus
lottery [ltrI] _n.
lotto [ltu] _n.
lotus [luts] _n. _.
lotus-eater [lutsit] _n. 1> 2> , ϣ
lotus-land [lutslQnd] _n.
loud [laud] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> ; ; 3> ( ) 4> ( , ..) 5> ( ) 2. _adv.
loud speaker [laudspik] _n. _. ,
loud-hailer [laudheIl] _n. ; ,
loudly [laudlI] _adv. 1> , ; 2>
loudmouth [laudmauT] _n. _.
loudmouthed [laudmauDd] _a. _. ,
lough [lk] _n. _. ;
lounge [laundZ] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> ( ..) 4> ; ; 5> = lounge suit 2. _v. 1> ; , ( -.) 2> , (. lounge about); to lounge away one's life (time) ()
lounge suit [laundZsjut] _n.
lounger [laundZ] _n.
loupe [lup] _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 [luv] _n. 1> _pl. 2> ( ) 3> _. _.
louvre [luv] _n. 1> _pl. 2> ( ) 3> _. _.
lovable [lvbl] _a. ,
love [lv] 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 [lvfE] _n. , ,
love-apple [lvQpl] _n.
love-bird [lvbd] _n.
love-child [lvtSaIld] _n. ( £)
love-favour [lvfeIv] _n.
love-in [lvIn] _n. _.
love-in-a-mist [lvInmIst] _n. _. ,
love-in-idleness [lvInaIdlnIs] _n. _.
love-letter [lvlet] _n.
love-lies-bleeding [lvlaIzblidIN] _n. _. ,
love-lorn [lvln] _a. 1> ģ 2> ( )
love-making [lvmeIkIN] _n. 1> 2>
love-match [lvmQtS] _n.
love-seat [lvsit] _n. ,
love-story [lvstrI] _n. ; ,
Lovelace [lvleIs] _n. , ( " ")
loveless [lvlIs] _a. ; ; ( )
loveliness [lvlInIs] _n. ; ; ,
lovelock [lvlk] _n. , ݣ
lovely [lvlI] 1. _a. 1> , ; _. 2> _. , 2. _n. _. ( )
lover [lv] _n. 1> ; ; _pl. ̣ 2> (-.); 3> ; lovers of peace 4> _. ,
lovesick [lvsIk] _a.
loveworthy [lvwDI] _a.
loving [lvIN] 1. _pres-p. love 2 2. _a. , , ,
loving-cup [lvINkp] _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 Church [lutStS] _n. (. High Church)
Low Countries [lukntrIz] _n. _pl. ,
low ground [lugraund] _n. ,
low life [lulaIf] _n. ,
low relief [lurIlif] _n.
low-born [lubn] _a.
low-bred [lubred] _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 [luflaIIN] _a. ( ̣)
low-grade [lugreId] 1. _a. ; 2. _n.
low-minded [lumaIndId] _a. ,
low-necked [lunekt] _a. , ( )
low-paid [lupeId] _a.
low-pitched [lupItSt] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ( ) 3>
low-powered [lupaud] _a. _.
low-spirited [luspIrItId] _a. ,
low-water mark [luwtmAk] _n. ; _. (-.); to be at low-water mark _. ;
lowboy [lubI] _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 ; L. House ( ); lower organization ; lower regions , ; _. ; , 2> ( ); L. 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 [lIl] _a. , ; ;
loyalist [lIlIst] _n.
loyalty [lIltI] _n. , ;
lozenge [lzIndZ] _n. 1> ; ; 2> У,
lubber [lb] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _a.
lubber-head [lbhed] _n. ,
lubberly [lblI] 1. _a. 2. _adv. ,
lube [lub] _n. (. lube oil)
lubricant [lubrIknt] _n. ,
lubricate [lubrIkeIt] _v. 1> ( ..) 2> _. "" 3> _.
lubrication [lubrIkeISn] _n. , ()
lubricator [lubrIkeIt] _n. 1> 2> ; ̣
lubricity [lubrIsItI] _n. 1> ; 2> ף, ; 3> , ݣ
lubricous [lubrIks] _a. 1> , 2> ף, ; 3>
luce [lus] _n. ( )
lucent [lusnt] _a. 1> ; 2>
lucerne [lusn] _n. _.
lucid [lusId] _a. 1> , ; lucid mind 2> 3> ; ; lucid interval > , ( ); > 4> _.
lucidity [lusIdItI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , ( ) 4> _.
Lucifer [lusIf] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. , 3> (l.) _. ; as proud as Lucifer
luck [lk] _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 [lkIlI] _adv. ,
luckless [lklIs] _a. ,
lucky _I [lkI] _a. 1> , ; ; lucky beggar ( devil) , 2> 3> _II [lkI] _n. sl: to cut one's lucky , (),
lucky-bag [lkIbQg] _n. (, -.)
lucky-dip [lkIdIp] = lucky-bag
lucrative [lukrtIv] _a. , ,
lucre [luk] _n. , ( )
lucubrate [lukjubreIt] _v. 1> , 2> 3>
lucubration [lukjubreISn] _n. 1> ֣ , 2>
Lucullean [luklIn] _a. Lucullean banquet
Lucullian [luklIn] _a. Lucullian banquet
Luddites [ldaIts] _n. _pl. _.
ludicrous [ludIkrs] _a. , ,
lues [ljuiz] _n. _.
luff _I [lf] 1. _n. _. () 2. _v. 1> _. , 2> _. _II [lf] _n. _. _.
Luftwaffe [luftvAf] _. _n. ( )
lug _I [lg] 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 [lg] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _. , , 4> _. 5> _. , , ; ; 6> _. ,
luggage [lgIdZ] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; luggage space ; luggage van _-. ; luggage boot ()
luggage office [lgIdZǍfIs] _n.
lugger [lg] _n. ( )
lugubrious [lugubrIs] _a. , ;
lukewarm [lukwm] _a. 1> 2> , ,
lull [ll] 1. _n. 1> ; (); ( ) 2> _. 2. _v. 1> () 2> ( , , ) 3> , (£) 4> (); () 5> (-.)
lullaby [llbaI] _n. 1> () 2> , ( ..)
lulu [lulu] _n. _. _. -.
lumbago [lmbeIgu] _n. _. ,
lumbar [lmb] _a. _.
lumber _I [lmb] 1. _n. 1> , ..; 2> _. ң, 3> (. ) 2. _v. 1> , ( lumber up) 2> _. () _II [lmb] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> , 2> (. lumber along, lumber by, lumber past)
lumber-camp [lmbkQmp] _n. _. ; ӣ
lumber-mill [lmbmIl] _n. _.
lumber-room [lmbrum] _n.
lumber-yard [lmbjAd] _n. _.
lumberer [lmbr] _n. _.
lumbering _I [lmbrIN] 1. _pres-p. lumber I, 2 2. _n. _. 1> ; 2> _II [lmbrIN] 1. _pres-p. lumber II, 2 2. _a. 1> , ; 2>
lumberjack [lmbdZQk] _n. _. ,
lumberman [lmbmn] _n. 1> , 2> (. _.) ;
lumen [lumn] _n. _. ( )
luminary [lumInrI] _n.
luminescence [lumInesns] _n. ,
luminescent [lumInesnt] _a. ,
luminosity [lumInsItI] _n.
luminous [lumIns] _a. 1> , ; luminous body ; luminous intensity ; luminous efficiency ; the room was luminous with sunlight 2> ( -.) 3> , 4> ݣ 5> ( , ..)
lummox [lmks] _n. _. _. 1> 2>
lummy [lmI] _a. _. ,
lump [lmp] 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 [lmp] _n. 1> 2>
lumping [lmpIN] 1. _pres-p. lump 2 2. _a. 1> _. 2> ֣ ( ); 3>
lumpish [lmpIS] _a. 1> 2> , 3>
lumpy [lmpI] _a. ; ; lumpy sea
lunacy [lunsI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. 3> ,
lunar [lun] _a. ; lunar distance ( , -. ); lunar module , ( ); lunar vehicle ( rover) ; lunar packet ; lunar politics ,
lunar caustic [lunkstIk] _n. _.
lunarian [lunErIn] _n. 1> 2> ,
lunate [luneIt] _a. ,
lunatic [luntIk] 1. _a. , ; lunatic fringe , 2. _n. , ,
lunaticasylum [luntIksaIlm] _n. ;
lunation [luneISn] _n.
lunch [lntS] 1. _n. 1> ( ), ; to have ( to take) lunch ( ) 2> ̣ 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> _.
lunch counter [lntSkaunt] _n. ,
luncheon [lntSn] _n. 1> (. ) 2> ̣
luncheonette [lntSnet] _n. _. 1> ̣ 2> ,
lunchhour [lntSau] _n.
lunchroom [lntSrum] _n. _.
lunette [lunet] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
lung [lN] _n. _. ̣; the lungs ̣; the lungs of London ; good lungs
lung fever [lNfiv] _n. _. ̣
lunge _I [lndZ] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 2. _v. _II [lndZ] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> (ң) 3> , 4> , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ,
lunger [lNg] _n. _. _. ̣
lungtester [lNtest] _n.
lungwort [lNwt] _n. _. ̣ ,
lunik [lunIk] _. _n.
lunkhead [lNkhed] _n. _. _.
lupin [lupIn] _n. _.
lupine 1. [lupaIn] _a. 2. [lupIn] _n. _.
lupus [lups] _n. _. , ̣
lurch _I [ltS] 1. _n. 1> (); to give a lurch 2> 3> _. , 2. _v. 1> 2> , _II [ltS] _n. to leave smb. in the lurch -. , ֣
lurcher [ltS] _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 [lk] 1. _v. 1> ; ; _. ; 2> _. 2. _n. 1> on the lurk , 2> _.
lurking-place [lkINpleIs] _n. ;
lurry [lrI] = lorry
luscious [lSs] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ( )
lush _I [lS] _a. , , ( ) _II [lS] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v.
lust [lst] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. (of, for - -.) 2. _v. ; ; to lust after power
luster [lst] _. = lustre I
lustful [lstful] _a.
lustiness [lstInIs] _n. , , ,
lustra [lstr] _pl. lustrum
lustration [lstreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
lustre _I [lst] _n. 1> , ; 2> ; to add ( to give) lustre to smth., to throw ( to shed) lustre on smth. -.; -. 3> _II [lst] = lustrum
lustrine [lstrIn] = lustring
lustring [lstrIN] _n. ()
lustrous [lstrs] _a. 1> 2>
lustrum [lstrm] _. _n. (_pl. tra, trums [trmz])
lusty [lstI] _a. , ,
lute _I [lut] _n. _II [lut] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. 2. _v.
lutecium [ljutiSIm] _n. _.
lutestring [lutstrIN] = lustring
Lutetian [lutiSIn] _a.
Lutheran [luTrn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
luting [lutIN] 1. _pres-p. lute II, 2 2. _n. 1> 2> = lute II, 1
lux [lks] _n. _. ( ݣ)
luxate [lkseIt] _v.
luxation [lkseISn] _n.
luxe [luks] _n. de luxe ; edition de luxe
luxuriance [lgzjurIns] _n. 1> , 2> ( ..)
luxuriant [lgzjurInt] _a. 1> , , ( ..); a luxuriant imagination ; luxuriant growth 2> ( )
luxuriate [lgzjurIeIt] _v. 1> (-.), (in, on) 2> , 3>
luxurious [lgzjurIs] _a. 1> 2> ,
luxuriously [lgzjurIslI] _adv. 1> ; 2>
luxury [lkSrI] _n. 1> ; to live in luxury 2> 3> , ; the luxury of a good book ,
Lyceum [laIsIm] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. -
lychgate [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 [laIINIn] _n.
lyingin [laIINIn] _a. ; lyingin hospital
lymph [lImf] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ; animal lymph
lymphatic [lImfQtIk] 1. _a. 1> _. ; lymphatic gland 2> 3> , , 2. _n.
lynch [lIntS] _v. _. ,
Lynch law [lIntSl] _n. _. , ,
lynx [lINks] _n.
lynxeyed [lINksaId] _a.
Lyra [laIr] _n. _. ()
lyre [laI] _n.
lyrebird [laIbd] _n. -,
lyric [lIrIk] 1. _a. ; lyric poetry , 2. _n.
lyrical [lIrIkl] _a.
lyricism [lIrIsIzm] _n.
lyrics [lIrIks] _n. _pl. ,
lyristn 1> [laIrIst] 2> [lIrIst]
lysis [laIsIs] _n. _.
M m [em] _n. (_pl. Ms, M's [emz]) 13- .
ma [mA] _n. (_. mamma I) _.
ma'am [mQm] _n. (_. madam) _. ,
mac [mQk] _. _. mackintosh
macabre [mkAbr] _a. _. , ; dance macabre
macaco [mkeIku] _n.
macadam [mkQdm] _n. , £
macadamize [mkQdmaIz] _v.
macaque [mkAk] _n.
macaroni [mQkrunI] _. _n. (_pl. s, es [Iz])
macaronic [mQkrnIk] 1. _a. , ( ) 2. _n. _pl. ( )
macaroon [mQkrun] _n.
macartney [mkAtnI] _n.
macassar [mkQs] _n. (. macassar oil)
macaw _I [mk] _n. () _II [mk] _n. -
Maccabeus [mQkbis] _n. _.
mace _I [meIs] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> ( ) 4> _II [meIs] _n. "" (ۣ )
Macedonian [mQsIdunjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
macerate [mQsreIt] _v. 1> ; 2> ,
maceration [mQsreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
Mach number [mAknmb] _n. _. ,
machiavellian [mQkIvelIn] _a. ( );
machicolation [mQtSIkuleISn] _n. _.
machicoulis [mASIkulI] = machicolation
machinal [mSinl] _a.
machinate [mQkIneIt] _v. ,
machination [mQkIneISn] _n. , ,
machine [mSin] 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>
machinegun [mSingn] 1. _n. ͣ 2. _v. ͣ Σ
machinegunner [mSingn] _n. ͣ
machinemade [mSinmeId] _a.
machineminder [mSinmaInd] _n.
machinery [mSinrI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 4> (, ) 5> ( ..)
machineshop [mSinSp] _n. ;
machinetool [mSintul] _n. 1> 2> _attr. machinetool plant
machinist [mSinIst] _n. 1> ; ( ); ; 2> 3> 4>
macintosh [mQkIntS] = mackintosh
mack [mQk] _. _. mackintosh
mackerel [mQkrl] _n. 1> ; 2> _attr. mackerel sky
mackintosh [mQkIntS] _n. 1> , 2>
macro [mQkru] ; ;
macrobiosis [mQkrubaIȍsIs] _n.
macrocephalous [mQkrusefls] _a. ()
macrocosm [mQkrkzm] _n. ,
macrocrystalline [mQkrukrIstlaIn] _a.
macrograph [mQkrugrAf] _n.
macron [mQkrn] _n. _. (., a \={a})
macroscopic [mQkruskpIk] _a. , ֣
macula [mQkjul] _n. (_pl. ae)
maculae [mQkjuli] _pl. macula
maculate [mQkjuleIt] _v.
maculated [mQkjuleItId] _a.
mad [mQd] 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 [mQdm] _n. 1> , , (. ) 2> _. , ; she's a bit of a madam
madcap [mQdkQp] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _attr.
madden [mQdn] _v. 1> 2> 3> ;
madder [mQd] _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 [meIdp] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ; 4> ;
madefy [mQdIfaI] _v. ,
Madeira [mdIr] _n. () {. . }
mademoiselle [mQdmzel] _n. _. 1> , ( . ) 2> -
madhouse [mQdhaus] _n. _.
madia [meIdI] _n. 1> _. 2> _attr. madia oil
madid [mQdId] _a. , ,
madman [mQdmn] _n. ; ;
madness [mQdnIs] _n. 1> , 2>
madonna [mdn] _n.
madonnalily [mdnlIlI] _n.
madrasah [mdrQs] _. _n. ( )
madrepore [mQdrIp] _n.
madrono [mdrunj] _. _n. _. ,
madwoman [mQdwumn] _n. ;
Mae West [meIwest] _n. ̣
Maecenas [misinQs] _n.
maelstrom [meIlstrum] _n. , (. _.)
maenad [minQd] _n. _. _.
maestoso [mAestuzu] _. _adv. _. ,
maestri [mAestrI] _pl. maestro
maestro [mAestru] _. _n. (_pl. ri)
maffick [mQfIk] _v. , ( )
mafic [mQfIk] _a. _. , ԣ ( )
mag _I [mQg] _n. _. _II [mQg] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> () 2. _v. _III [mQg] _n. _. _. magazine II magneto
magazine _I [mQgzin] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> (); ( ) 4> _. 5> _. 6> _. 7> _attr. _. _. ; magazine case _II [mQgzin] _n. ()
magazine rifle [mQgzinraIfl] _n.
mage [meIdZ] _n. _. 1> , 2>
magenta [mdZent] _n. ,
maggot [mQgt] _n. 1> (. ) 2> , ; to have a maggot in one's brain ( head) 3> ; to act the maggot
maggoty [mQgtI] _a. 1> 2>
magi [meIdZaI] _pl. magus
magic [mQdZIk] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _a. ,
magical [mQdZIkl] = magic 2
magician [mdZISn] _n. 1> , , ; 2>
magisterial [mQdZIstIrIl] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ,
magistracy [mQdZIstrsI] _n. 1> 2> _.
magistral [mdZIstrl] 1. _a. 1> , ; the magistral staff ( ..) 2> , 3> _. , 4> _. _. , ( ) 2. _n. _. ,
magistrate [mQdZIstreIt] _n. 1> (. ) 2> ( ) 3>
magma [mQgm] _n. _.
Magna Carta [mQgnkAt] _n. _. (1215 .)
Magna Charta [mQgnkAt] _n. _. (1215 .)
magnanimity [mQgnnImItI] _n.
magnanimous [mQgnQnIms] _a.
magnate [mQgneIt] _n. ; oil magnate
magnesia [mQgniS] _n. _. , ֣
magnesium [mQgnizjm] _n. _.
magnet [mQgnIt] _n. 1> 2>
magnetic [mQgnetIk] _a. 1> ; magnetic declination ; magnetic needle ; magnetic storm 2> , ;
magnetics [mQgnetIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) _.
magnetism [mQgnItIzm] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
magnetite [mQgnItaIt] _n. _. ,
magnetization [mQgnItaIzeISn] _n. 1> 2>
magnetize [mQgnItaIz] _v. 1> () 2> 3>
magneto [mQgnitu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _. ;
magnetometer [mQgnItmIt] _n.
magneton [mQgnItn] _n. _.
magnetron [mQgnItrn] _n. _.
magnification [mQgnIfIkeISn] _n. 1> 2>
magnificence [mQgnIfIsns] _n.
magnificent [mQgnIfIsnt] _a. 1> , 2> _. ,
magnifier [mQgnIfaI] _n. 1> , 2> _.
magnify [mQgnIfaI] _v. 1> 2> 3> _.
magnifying glass [mQgnIfaIINglAs] _n. ,
magniloquence [mQgnIlukwns] _n.
magniloquent [mQgnIlukwnt] _a.
magnitude [mQgnItjud] _n. 1> , 2> ; ; of the first magnitude
magnolia [mQgnulj] _n.
magnum [mQgnm] _n. (2 = 2,25 )
magpie [mQgpaI] _n. 1> ; _. () 2> _. _. 3> , 4> _.
magus [meIgs] _n. (_pl. magi) ,
Magyar [mQgjA] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. 1> ; ; ; 2>
Maharaja [mahrAdZ] _. _n.
Maharajah [mahrAdZ] _. _n.
Maharanee [mAhrAni] _. _n. ( )
mahogany [mhgnI] _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. - ( )
Mahomet [mhmIt] _n.
Mahometan [mhmItn] = Mohammedan
mahout [mhaut] _. _n.
maid [meId] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> _. , , ; old maid ; maid of honour > ; > _. ; > 2. _v. ,
maid-of-all-work [meIdvlwk] _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 [meIdsvnt] _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 [meIlǍd] _n. 1> 2> _.
mail train [meIltreIn] _n.
mail-boat [meIlbut] _n.
mail-car [meIlkA] _n.
mail-cart [meIlkAt] _n. 1> 2>
mail-clad [meIlklQd] _a. ,
mail-coach [meIlkutS] = mail-cart 1
mail-order [meIlǍd] _a. mail-order house " "
mail-plane [meIlpleIn] _n. ̣
mailbox [meIlbks] _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 [meIlINlIst] _n. ( , ..)
maillot [maIju] _n. _. 1> 2> (, )
mailman [meIlmQn] _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 [meInjAd] _n. _. -
mainland [meInlnd] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> _attr.
mainly [meInlI] _adv. 1> 2>
mainmast [meInmAst] _n. _. -
mainspring [meInsprIN] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. , 3> ;
mainstay [meInsteI] _n. _. -; _. , ,
mainstream [meInstrim] _n. , ( , ..)
maintain [meInteIn] _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 [meIntp] _n. _. -
mais onette [meIznet] _n. _.
mais onnette [meIznet] _n. _.
maize [meIz] _n. ;
majestic [mdZestIk] _a.
majesty [mQdZIstI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> (M.) ()
Majlis [mQdZlIs] _n.
majolica [mjlIk] _n.
major _I [meIdZ] _n. _II [meIdZ] 1. _a. 1> , 2> 3> ; major fores _. ; major reconstruction ; major league _. 4> _. 2. _n. 1> 2> _. ( ) 3> _. ( ) 3. _v. _. -. ( )
major-domo [meIdZdumu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) ;
major-general [meIdZdZenrl] _n. -
majority [mdZrItI] _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 [mQdZskjul] _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 [meIkbIliv] 1. _n. 1> 2> , -. 3> , 4> , ڣ 2. _a. 1> ; 2> 3. _v. ,
make-up [meIkp] _n. 1> ; ; she had a rich make-up 2> , , 3> , (, ) 4> 5> _. ף 6> _attr. make-up room (ԣ); make-up man > ͣ; >
makepeace [meIkpis] _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 [mQl] _pref. 1> ; ; to maltreat , 2> -, -; maladroit ;
Malacca [mlQk] _n. ( )
Malaccacane [mlQkkeIn] _n. ( )
malachite [mQlkaIt] _n.
malacology [mQlkldZI] _n. ( )
maladjustment [mQldZstmnt] _n. 1> 2>
maladministration [mQldmInIstreISn] _n.
maladroit [mQldrIt] _a. ;
malady [mQldI] _n. ;
Malaga [mQlg] _n. ()
Malagasy [mQlgQsI] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
malaise [mQleIz] _n. _.
malapert [mQlpt] _. 1. _n. , 2. _a. , ,
malapropos [mQlQprpu] _. 1. _adv. , 2. _a. 3. _n. ۣ ;
malaria [mlErI] _n.
malaria-ridden [mlErIrIdn] _a. ( )
malarial [mlErIl] _a. ; malarial district
malarious [mlErIs] = malarial
malax [mQlks] _v. , ;
malaxate [mQlkseIt] = malax
Malay [mleI] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
Malayan [mleIn] = Malay
malcontent [mQlkntent] 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- [mQlI] _pref. -; maledictory ,
malediction [mQlIdIkSn] _n.
maledictory [mQlIdIktrI] _a. ,
malefactor [mQlIfQkt] _n. ,
malefic [mlefIk] _a. ;
maleficence [mlefIsns] _n.
maleficent [mlefIsnt] _a. 1> (to - ); 2>
malevolence [mlevlns] _n. ; ,
malevolent [mlevlnt] _a. , , ; malevolent fate
malfeasance [mQlfizns] _n. _. 1> 2>
malfeasant [mQlfiznt] _. 1. _a. , 2. _n.
malformation [mQlfmeISn] _n. , ;
malformed [mQlfmd] _a. , ,
malfunction [mQlfNkSn] _. 1. _n. ; ; 2. _v.
malic [mQlIk] _a. _. malic acid
malice [mQlIs] _n. 1> ; to bear malice (to) ( -.), 2> _.
malicious [mlISs] _a. 1> 2>
malign [mlaIn] 1. _a. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> _. 2. _v. ,
malignancy [mlIgnnsI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _.
malignant [mlIgnnt] _a. 1> , 2> 3> _. ; ; malignant bacteria ,
malignity [mlIgnItI] = malignancy
malinger [mlINg] _v. ,
malingerer [mlINgr] _n.
malingering [mlINgrIN] 1. _pres-p. malinger 2. _n.
malison [mQlIsn] _n. _.
mall [ml] _n. 1> () 2> _. 3> _. ֣
mallard [mQld] _n.
malleability [mQlIbIlItI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ;
malleable [mQlIbl] _a. 1> ; 2> ;
mallemuck [mQlImk] _n. ,
mallet [mQlIt] _n. ;
malleus [mQlIs] _n. _. ( )
mallow [mQlu] _n. _. ,
malm [mAm] _n. _. 1> (M.) , 2> ,
malmsey [mAmzI] _n. ()
malnutrition [mQlnjutrISn] _n. ,
malodorant [mQludrnt] 1. _n. 2. _a. = malodorous
malodorous [mQludrs] _a. ,
malposition [mQlpzISn] _n. _.
malpractice [mQlprQktIs] _n. _. 1> 2> 3>
malt [mlt] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _attr. 2. _v. 1> 2>
malt-house [mlthaus] _n.
malt-worm [mltwm] _n. _.
Maltese [mltiz] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; the Maltese _pl. _. 2> -
maltha [mQlT] _n. _. , ޣ
maltose [mltus] _n. _. ,
maltreat [mQltrit] _v. 1> 2> (-.)
maltreatment [mQltritmnt] _n.
maltster [mltst] _n.
malty [mltI] _a. 1> 2> _.
Malvaceae [mQlveIsIi] _n. _pl. _.
malversation [mQlvseISn] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
mama [mmA] = mamma I
Mameluke [mQmIluk] _n. _.
mamma _I [mmA] _n. _. _II [mQm] _n. (_pl. -mae) _. ( )
mammae [mQmi] _pl. mamma II
mammal [mQml] _n.
mammalia [mQmeIlj] _n. _pl.
mammalogy [mmQldZI] _n. ,
mammary [mQmrI] _a. ( )
mammilla [mQmIl] _n. (_pl. -lae) _.
mammillae [mQmIli] _pl. mammilla
mammock [mQmk] 1. _n. , 2. _v. , ;
mammon [mQmn] _n. , ,
mammonish [mQmnIS] _a.
mammoth [mQmT] 1. _n. 2. _a. ,
mammy [mQmI] _n. 1> _. 2> _. - 3> _.
man [mQn] 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 [mQntAmz] _n. (_pl. men-at-arms) _. ֣
man-carried [mQnkQrId] _a.
man-child [mQntSaIld] _n. (_pl. menchildren)
man-eater [mQnit] _n. 1> 2> _. -
man-hour [mQnau] _n. -
man-made [mQnmeId] _a. , ; man-made noise _. , ; man-made fibre , ; man-made satellite
man-o,-war [mQnw] = man-of-war
man-of-war [mQnvw] _n. (_pl. men-of-war) ; man-of-war's man
man-sized [mQnsaIzd] _a. 1> , 2> _.
manacle [mQnkl] 1. _n. (. _pl.) 1> , 2> ; 2. _v.
manage [mQnIdZ] _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 [mQnIdZbl] _a. 1> 2> ; , ; a manageable horse 3> , 4>
managed [mQnIdZd] 1. _p-p. manage 2. _a. managed economy
management [mQnIdZmnt] _n. 1> ; 2> (); ( ) 3> (the management) ; , 4> , ; it took a good deal of management to make him do it , 5> , , ( )
manager [mQnIdZ] _n. 1> , ; 2> ; good (bad) manager () 3> _. , , 4> ,
manageress [mQnIdZres] _n. ;
managerial [mQndZIrIl] _a. , , ; high managerial competence
managing [mQnIdZIN] 1. _pres-p. manage 2. _a. 1> , ; managing director - 2> , 3> ,
manatee [mQnti] _n. _.
manciple [mQnsIpl] _n. (. )
Mancunian [mQNkjunjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
mandamus [mQndeIms] _n. _.
mandarin _I [mQndrIn] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> (M.) _. 3> _. , _II [mQndrIn] _n. 1> () 2>
mandarine [mQndrin] = mandarin II
mandatary [mQndtrI] _n. _. (, ģ )
mandate [mQndeIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> () 2. _v. ()
mandated [mQndeItId] 1. _p-p. mandate 2 2. _a.
mandatory [mQndtrI] 1. _a. 1> 2> , ; mandatory sentence 2. _n. = mandatary
mandible [mQndIbl] _n. ( ); , ()
mandolin [mQndlIn] _n.
mandoline [mQndlin] = mandolin
mandrake [mQndreIk] _n. _.
mandrel [mQndrIl] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _. 4> _.
mandril [mQndrIl] = mandrel
mandrill [mQndrIl] _n. ()
mane [meIn] _n.
manege [mQneIZ] _n. _. 1> 2> 3>
manful [mQnful] _a. ; ,
manganese [mQNgniz] _n.
manganic [mQNgQnIk] _a. _. ң
mange [meIndZ] _n. _.
mangel [mQNgl] _. _n. ף
mangelwurzel [mQNglwzl] _. _n. ף
manger [meIndZ] _n. , ; dog in the manger
mangle _I [mQNgl] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. 2. _v. (أ) _II [mQNgl] _v. 1> , 2> 3> , (, ..)
mango [mQNgu] _n. (_pl. -oes, -os [ouz]) 1> 2> () 3>
mangold [mQNgld] = mangel (-wurzel)
mangonel [mQNgnl] _n. _.
mangrove [mQNgruv] _n. _.
mangy [meIndZI] _a. 1> , 2> , ; ,
manhandle [mQnhQndl] _v. 1> , 2> _. ;
manhole [mQnhul] _n. 1> , ; 2>
manhood [mQnhud] _n. 1> , , 2> 3> 4> _attr. manhood suffrage
manhunt [mQnhnt] _n. , (. )
mania [meInj] _n.
maniac [meInIQk] 1. _n. 2. _a. ;
maniacal [mnaIkl] _a.
manicure [mQnIkju] 1. _n. 1> 2> = manicurist 2. _v.
manicurist [mQnIkjurIst] _n.
manifest [mQnIfest] 1. _a. , ; 2. _v. 1> ; , ; 2> ; 3> , 4> , 5> ( ) 6> _. 3. _n. _. ,
manifestation [mQnIfesteISn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
manifesto [mQnIfestu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [ouz])
manifold [mQnIfuld] 1. _n. 1> _. ; 2> 3> ( ) 2. _a. , ; 3. _v. ( )
manikin [mQnIkIn] _n. 1> ; 2>
Manila, manilla [mnIl] _n. 1> (. manila hemp) 2> ; {. . }
manioc [mQnIk] _n. _. ,
maniple [mQnIpl] _n. _. ( )
manipulate [mnIpjuleIt] _v. 1> ; ; () ( ..) 2> , ( -., -.); to manipulate the voters 3> , (, ..)
manipulation [mnIpjuleISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
manipulator [mnIpjuleIt] _n. 1> , , 2> _. 3> _.
mankind _n. 1> [mQnkaInd] ; 2> [mQnkaInd] ,
manlike [mQnlaIk] _a. 1> , 2> ( )
manliness [mQnlInIs] _n.
manly [mQnlI] _a. 1> , 2> ( )
manna [mQn] _n. 1> _. 2> () 3> _.
manna-croup [mQnkrup] _. _n.
manned [mQnd] 1. _p-p. man 2 2. _a. 1> ; manned spaceship 2> ()
mannequin [mQnIkIn] _n. 1> 2>
manner [mQn] _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 [mQnd] _a. , ( ; )
mannerism [mQnrIzm] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
mannerist [mQnrIst] _n. _.
mannerless [mQnlIs] _a. ,
mannerliness [mQnlInIs] _n. , ,
mannerly [mQnlI] _a. , ,
manning [mQnIN] 1. _pres-p. man 2 2. _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; manning table
mannish [mQnIS] _a. 1> , ( ) 2>
manoeuvrability [mnuvrbIlItI] _n. _. Σ;
manoeuvre [mnuv] _. 1. _n. 1> Σ 2> _pl. _. _. Σ 3> 2. _v. 1> _. _. Σ 2> _. , 3> , (-.); to manoeuvre smb. into an awkward position () -.
manometer [mnmIt] _n.
manor [mQn] _n. ()
manor-house [mQnhaus] _n.
manorial [mnrIl] _a. ,
manpower [mQnpau] _n. 1> 2> 3> ; ,
mansard [mQnsAd] _n. _. ;
manse [mQns] _n. ()
mansion [mQnSn] _n. 1> , ; 2> _pl.
mansion-house [mQnSnhaus] _n. 1> ; 2> ; the M. -
manslaughter [mQnslt] _n. 1> 2> _.
mantel [mQntl] _n. 1> = mantelpiece 1 2> = mantelshelf 3> _. ,
mantel-board [mQntlbd] _n.
mantelet [mQntlIt] _n. 1> 2> _. _. ,
mantelpiece [mQntlpis] _n. 1> ; 2> = mantelshelf
mantelshelf [mQntlSelf] _n.
mantes [mQntIz] _pl. mantis
mantis [mQntIs] _n. (_pl. -tes) _. ()
mantle [mQntl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _. , 4> ( ) 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> ( ); ( ) 4>
mantlet [mQntlIt] = mantelet
mantrap [mQntrQp] _n. , , (. )
manual [mQnjul] 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 [mQnjufQktrI] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _.
manufacture [mQnjufQktS] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; steel (cloth) manufacture () ; of home (foreign) manufacture () 2> _pl. , 2. _v. 1> , , ; , 2> , ( ..)
manufactured goods [mQnjufQktSdgudz] _n. _pl. ,
manufacturer [mQnjufQktSr] _n. 1> , ; , 2> ,
manufacturing [mQnjufQktSrIN] 1. _pres-p. manufacture 2 2. _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3. _a. 1> ; manufacturing town ; manufacturing water 2> ; manufacturing cost
manuka [mAnukA] _n. ,
manumission [mQnjumISn] _n. _. 1> ( ); () 2> , ()
manumit [mQnjumIt] _v. 1> _. 2>
manure [mnju] 1. _n. , 2. _v. , ()
manuscript [mQnjuskrIpt] 1. _n. 2. _a.
Manx [mQNks] 1. _a. 1> - 2> Manx cat ( ) 2. _n. 1> - 2> (. _pl.) the Manx -
Manxman [mQNksmn] _n. -
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 [menIsaIdId] _a.
many-stage [menIsteIdZ] _a. ,
Maori [maurI] _n. 1> (_pl. s [z] .) 2>
map [mQp] 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 [mQpreIndZ] _n. _. ( )
map-maker [mQpmeIk] _n.
maple [meIpl] _n. 1> ̣ 2> _attr.
maple-leaf [meIpllif] _n. (. )
mapping [mQpIN] 1. _pres-p. map 2 2. _n. ; ; ; ߣ
Maquis [mQki] _n. _. (_pl. .) ( )
mar [mA] 1. _n. , 2. _v. , ; , ; to make or mar ,
marabou [mQrbu] _n. _.
marabout [mQrbut] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
marasmus [mrQzms] _n. ; , ()
Marathon [mrTn] _n. (. Marathon race)
maraud [mrd] _v. ģ
marauder [mrd] _n. ģ
marauding [mrdIN] 1. _pres-p. maraud 2. _n. ģ 3. _a. ģ,
marble [mAbl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _pl. 3> _pl. 4> _attr. ; _. , ף; ; , 2. _v.
marble-topped [mAbltpt] _a. marble-topped table
marbled [mAbld] 1. _p-p. marble 2 2. _a. , ; marbled edges ()
marc [mAk] _n. ()
marcel [mAsel] 1. _n. 2. _v.
March [mAtS] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
march _I [mAtS] 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 [mAtS] 1. _n. (. _pl.) ; 2. _v.
march past [mAtSpAst] _n.
marching _I [mAtSIN] 1. _pres-p. march I, 2 2. _n. 1> _. , 2> ; 3> _attr. ; ; marching fire ( ); marching orders > ; > to give smb. his marching orders _. -. _II [mAtSIN] _pres-p. march II, 2
marchioness [mASnIs] _n.
marchpane [mAtSpeIn] _n.
mare [mE] _n.
mare's-nest [mEznest] _n. , ; to find a mare's-nest
margarine [mAdZrin] _n.
marge _I [mAdZ] _. . margin 1, 1 2 _II [mAdZ] _. . margarine
margin [mAdZIn] 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 [mAdZInl] _a. 1> () () 2> (-.) 3> ; marginal production costs 4> , ; ; marginal member of Parliament , 5> _.
marginalia [mAdZIneIlj] _n. _pl. 1> () 2> _. ,
margrave [mAgreIv] _n. _.
margravine [mAgrvin] _n.
marguerite [mAgrit] _n. _.
marigold [mQrIguld] _n. _. 1> 2>
marihuana [mQrIhwAn] _. _n. ()
marijuana [mQrIhwAn] _. _n. ()
marimba [mrImb] _n. (_. )
marinade [mQrIneId] 1. _n. 2. _v. ;
marine [mrin] 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 [mQrIn] _n. , ; master mariner
marionette [mQrInet] _n.
marital [mQrItl] _a. 1> , 2> ,
maritime [mQrItaIm] _a. 1> 2> ; maritime station
marjoram [mAdZrm] _n. _.
mark _I [mAk] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( ) _II [mAk] 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 [mAkdaun] _n. 1> 2>
mark-up [mAkp] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
marked [mAkt] 1. _p-p. mark II, 2 2. _a. 1> -. , ; , 2> ; strongly marked ; marked difference ; marked disadvantage ; ; a marked man > , ; > ,
marker [mAk] _n. 1> ˣ 2> ; 3> _. , ; , 4> ( ) 5> _. 6> _. ; not a marker to ( on) _. ; ͣ
market [mAkIt] 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 M.) = 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 [mAkItgAdn] _n. ( )
market-day [mAkItdeI] _n.
market-place [mAkItpleIs] _n. ,
market-price [mAkItpraIs] _n.
marketability [mAkItbIlItI] _n. ,
marketable [mAkItbl] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ; ; marketable surplus of grain
marketeer [mAkItI] _n. 1> , 2>
marketing [mAkItIN] 1. _pres-p. market 2 2. _n. 1> 2>
marking [mAkIN] 1. _pres-p. mark II, 2 2. _n. 1> ; 2> ; , 3> 4> ( )
markka [mAk] _n. ( )
marksman [mAksmn] _n.
marksmanship [mAksmnSIp] _n.
marl [mAl] 1. _n. _. ; ; ; 2. _v.
marline [mAlIn] _n. _.
marly [mAlI] _a. _. ,
marmalade [mAmleId] _n. , (. );
marmoreal [mAmrIl] _a. _. ;
marmoset [mAmuzet] _n. ,
marmot [mAmt] _n. _.
maroon _I [mrun] 1. _n. 1> ԣ- 2> ( ) 2. _a. ԣ- _II [mrun] 1. _n. 1> _. ( - - ) 2> , 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> ,
marplot [mAplt] _n. 1> , 2>
marque [mAk] _n. letter(s) of marque _. _.
marquee [mAki] _n. , ԣ
marquess [mAkwIs] = marquis
marquetry [mAkItrI] _n. ,
marquis [mAkwIs] _n.
marquise [mAkiz] _n.
marquisette [mAkwIzet] _n.
marram [mQrm] _n. _. ,
marramgrass [mQrmgrAs] _n. _. ,
marriage [mQrIdZ] _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 [mQrIdZbl] _a. ,
married [mQrId] 1. _p-p. marry 2. _a. ;
marrow [mQru] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. (. vegetable marrow); to the marrow of one's bones ;
marrow squash [mQruskwS] _n. _.
marrowbone [mQrubun] _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 [mQrufQt] _n.
marrowy [mQruI] _a. 1> ; 2> , ;
marry [mQrI] _v. 1> (to); (to); ; 2> ; 3> _. ; marry off ; ; marry in haste and repent at leisure ,
Mars [mAz] _n. 1> . _. 2> _. ()
Marsala [mAsAl] _n. ()
Marseillaise [mAsleIz] _n. _.
marsh [mAS] _n. ,
marsh gas [mASgQs] _n. ,
marsh harrier [mAShQrI] _n. _. ( )
marsh mallow [mASmQlu] _n. _.
marsh marigold [mASmQrIguld] _n. _.
marshal [mASl] 1. _n. 1> (M.) _. 2> - 3> _. ( ) 4> 5> _. 6> ( ); ( ) 2. _v. 1> (, ) 2> ̣ (); ( ..) 3> , (in) 4> _-.
marshalling yard [mASlINjAd] _n. _-.
marshland [mASlQnd] _n.
marshy [mASI] _a. , ;
marsupial [mAsjupjl] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
mart [mAt] _n. _. 1> 2> 3>
marten [mAtIn] _n.
martial [mASl] _a. 1> ; martial law 2> ; martial spirit
Martian [mASjn] _n.
martin [mAtIn] _n.
martinet [mAtInet] _n.
martingale [mAtIngeIl] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _.
Martini [mAtinI] _n. ( , )
Martinmas [mAtInms] _n. _. (11 )
martlet [mAtlIt] _n. 1> _. ޣ 2> _.
martyr [mAt] 1. _n. ; ; ; ; he was a martyr to gout ; to make a martyr of oneself 2. _v. ;
martyrdom [mAtdm] _n. 1> 2>
martyrize [mAtraIz] _v.
marvel [mAvl] 1. _n. 1> , ; he's a perfect marvel , 2> 3> _. 2. _v. , ; (at)
marvellous [mAvls] 1. _a. , 2. _n. (the marvellous) ;
Marxian [mAksjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
Marxism [mAksIzm] _n.
Marxism-Leninism [mAksIzmlenInIzm] _n. -
Marxist [mAksIst] 1. _n. 2. _a.
marzipan [mAzIpQn] = marchpane
mascara [mQskAr] _n. ,
mascot [mQskt] _n. ; ,
masculine [mAskjulIn] 1. _n. _. 1> 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> ( )
masculinity [mQskjulInItI] _n.
mash _I [mQS] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> () 4> 5> _. 6> _. 2. _v. 1> () 2> , _II [mQS] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> ; mash note , 2. _v. ,
mashed potatoes [mQStpteItuz] _n. _pl.
masher _I [mQS] _n. 1> 2> , ( ..) _II [mQS] _n. _. 1> ݣ, 2> , 3> _. ,
mask [mAsk] 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 [mAskt] 1. _p-p. mask 2 2. _a. 1> , ; masked ball - 2> _. 3> _. ;
masker [mAsk] = masquer
masochism [mQzkIzm] _n.
mason [meIsn] 1. _n. 1> ; ԣ; mason's rule 2> (M.) 2. _v. ,
masonic [msnIk] _a.
masonry [meIsnrI] _n. 1> 2> (M.)
masque [mAsk] _n.
masquer [mAsk] _n. -
masquerade [mQskreId] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ; -.
mass _I [mQs] _n. , _II [mQs] 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 [mQsprdjus] _v. ,
mass-spectrograph [mQsspektrugrAf] _n. _. -
mass-spectrometer [mQsspektrmIt] _n. _. -
massacre [mQsk] 1. _n. ; , ; massacre of St. Bartholomew _. 2. _v.
massage [mQsAZ] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
masseur [mQs] _n. _.
masseuse [mQsz] _n. _.
massicot [mQsIkt] _n. , (֣ )
massif [mQsif] _n.
massive [mQsIv] _a. 1> , ; ֣, 2> ; 3> 4> ; massive success ; massive program
massy [mQsI] _a. ,
mast _I [mAst] _n. _-. _II [mAst] 1. _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; to serve ( to sail) before the mast 2. _v.
mast-head _I [mAsthed] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> _II [mAsthed] _n. _. 1> ( ) 2> , ţ , .. ( )
masted [mAstId] ; threemasted ң
master [mAst] 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 ); .: M. of Arts (_. M. A.) , 9> , ( ; , .: M. John, M. Jones) 10> (The M.) 11> ; 12> ( ) 13> _attr. , ; ; ; ; master form _. ; ; master station _. 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> , (, ..) 3> () 4> , ; to master the house
Master of Ceremonies [mAstrvserImnIz] _n. 1> 2>
Master of the Horse [mAstrvDhs] _n.
master-builder [mAstbIld] _n. -
master-key [mAstki] _n. ; _.
masterful [mAstful] _a. 1> , 2> 3>
masterliness [mAstlInIs] _n. ,
masterly [mAstlI] 1. _a. ; 2. _adv.
mastermind [mAstmaInd] 1. _n. 1> 2> , (. , ) 2. _v. , (. )
masterpiece [mAstpis] _n.
mastership [mAstSIp] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ..
masterspirit [mAstspIrIt] _n.
masterstroke [mAststruk] _n. 1> -., 2>
mastery [mAstrI] _n. 1> ; (); the mastery of technique (-.) 2> , ; mastery of the air
mastic [mQstIk] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> -֣
masticate [mQstIkeIt] _v. 1> 2>
mastication [mQstIkeISn] _n. 1> 2>
masticator [mQstIkeIt] _n. 1> , գ 2> ,
masticatory [mQstIktrI] _a. ; masticatory stomach
mastiff [mQstIf] _n. ( )
mastitis [mQstaItIs] _n. _. ̣, ,
mastodon [mQstdn] _n.
masturbation [mQstbeISn] _n.
masurium [mzurIm] _n. _.
mat _I [mQt] 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 [mQt] 1. _a. , , 2. _n. 1> 2> , 3. _v. 1> (, ) 2> ()
match _I [mQtS] _n. 1> ; to strike a match 2> _. ; _II [mQtS] 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 [mQtSbd] _n. _.
match-box [mQtSbks] _n.
match-point [mQtSpInt] _n. _. ,
matchless [mQtSlIs] _a. , , ģ
matchlock [mQtSlk] _n. _. _.
matchlock musket [mQtSlkmskIt] _n. _. _.
matchmaker [mQtSmeIk] _n. 1> ; 2> _. Σ
matchmaking [mQtSmeIkIN] _n. 1> 2> _.
matchwood [mQtSwud] _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. _interj. ! _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 [mQtlut] _n. _. _.
mater [meIt] _n. _. _.
material [mtIrIl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , , 3> _. 4> _pl. ; writing materials 2. _a. 1> ; ; material world 2> , ( . ); material needs 3> , ; material losses ; 4> , ; material witness _.
materialism [mtIrIlIzm] _n.
materialist [mtIrIlIst] 1. _n. 2. _a. = materialistic; materialist conception of history
materialistic [mtIrIlIstIk] _a.
materiality [mtIrIQlItI] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
materialization [mtIrIlaIzeISn] _n. 1> 2> ,
materialize [mtIrIlaIz] _v. 1> () 2> (); () ( ..)
materially [mtIrIlI] _adv. 1> 2> , 3>
materiel [mtIrIel] _n. _. _. ;
maternal [mtnl] _a. 1> 2> ; maternal uncle
maternity [mtnItI] _n. 1> 2> _attr. maternity hospital ( home) ; maternity nurse ; maternity benefit ; maternity leave
matey [meItI] _a. _. , , (with)
mathematical [mQTImQtIkl] _a.
mathematician [mQTImtISn] _n.
mathematics [mQTImQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
maths [mQTs] _. _. . mathematics
matin [mQtIn] _n. 1> _. 2> _pl. _.
matinee [mQtIneI] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. matinee idol ԣ,
matrass [mQtrs] _n.
matriarchy [meItrIAkI] _n.
matrices [meItrIsiz] _pl. matrix
matricide [meItrIsaId] _n. 1> 2>
matriculant [mtrIkjulnt] _n.
matriculate [mtrIkjuleIt] 1. _v. 2. _n.
matriculation [mtrIkjuleISn] _n. 1> 2>
matrimonial [mQtrImunjl] _a. ;
matrimony [mQtrImnI] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
matrix [meItrIks] _n. (_pl. es [Iz], rices) 1> _. 2> _. 3> ; 4> _. , 5> _. ;
matron [meItrn] _n. 1> ; , 2> ; - ( ..); ( ..) 3> ,
matronal [meItrnl] _a.
matronly [meItrnlI] = matronal
matronofhonour [meItrnvȍn] _n.
matted _I [mQtId] 1. _p-p. mat I, 2 2. _a. 1> ( ) 2> , _II [mQtId] 1. _p-p. mat II, 3 2. _a.
matter [mQt] 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 [mQtrvks] _n. , ;
matter of fact [mQtervfQkt] _n. ; as a matter of fact > , ; > ;
matter-of-course [mQtrvks] _a. ; ; ,
matter-of-fact [mQtrvfQkt] _a. , ; ۣ
mattery [mQtrI] _a. 1> _. , 2> _. ,
matting _I [mQtIN] 1. _pres-p. mat I, 2 2. _n. , ; ; _. _II [mQtIN] _pres-p. mat II, 3
mattock [mQtk] _n. ;
mattress [mQtrIs] _n. 1> , 2> _.
maturate [mQtjureIt] _v. 1> , 2> _. ,
maturation [mQtjureISn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
mature [mtju] 1. _a. 1> ; ; 2> , ( -.) 3> ( - ) 4> , 2. _v. 1> , 2> , ; to mature schemes 3> ( )
maturity [mtjurItI] _n. 1> , 2> ۣ 3> _.
matutinal [mQtjutaInl] _a. 1> 2>
maty [meItI] = matey
maud [md] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
maudlin [mdlIn] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n.
maul [ml] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> , ; ; badly mauled by a bear 3> 4>
mauler [ml] _n. 1> , ; , 2> _. _. ӣ
mauley [mlI] _n. _. ,
maulstick [mlstIk] _n. _.
maun [mn] _. = must I
maunder [mnd] _v. 1> ; 2> , ; maunder about, maunder along ,
maundy [mndI] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. maundy money , ; M. week ; M. Thursday ( )
Mauser [mauz] _n.
mausoleum [mslIm] _n.
mauve [muv] _a. -
maverick [mQvrIk] _n. 1> _. ͣ ̣ 2> ; 3> , ;
mavis [meIvIs] _n. _.
maw [m] _n. 1> 2> 3> ( )
mawkish [mkIS] _a. 1> ; 2> , ,
mawseed [msid] _n.
maxi [mQksI] _pref. ( , ); maxicoat ; maxiskirt -
maxilla [mQksIl] _n. (_pl. lae) () ( )
maxillae [mQksIli] _pl. maxilla
maxillary [mQksIlrI] _a.
maxim [mQksIm] _n. 1> , 2> ,
Maxim [mQksIm] _n. ͣ (. Maxim machine-gun)
maxima [mQksIm] _pl. maximum
maximize [mQksImaIz] _v. 1> , 2>
maximum [mQksImm] 1. _n. (_pl. ima) ; ; 2. _a.
maxwell [mQkswl] _n. _.
May [meI] _n. 1> ; _. 2> (m.) 3> _pl. ( ) 4> _pl. ( - ) 5> _attr. 6> _attr.
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. _.
May Day [meIdeI] _n.
May-apple [meIQpl] _n. _. ,
maybe [meIbi] _adv.
maybloom [meIblum] _n.
Maybug [meIbg] _n.
Mayflower [meIflau] _n. , : , ,
mayfly [meIflaI] 1> _n. _. ģ, - 2>
mayhem [meIhem] _n. _. _.
Maying [meIIN] _n. ; ( )
maylily [meIlIlI] _n.
mayonnaise [meIneIz] _n. _. 1> 2>
mayor [mE] _n.
mayoralty [mErltI] _n. 1> 2>
mayoress [mErIs] _n. 1> 2> -
maypole [meIpul] _n. 1> ( , 1 ) 2> _. ,
Mayqueen [meIkwin] _n. , ( )
mayweed [meIwid] _n. _. ;
mazarine [mQzrin] 1. _n. ԣ 2. _a. ԣ-
maze [meIz] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> , 2>
mazer [meIz] _n. _. , ( )
mazurka [mzk] _. _n.
mazy [meIzI] _a.
Mday [emdeI] _n. _.
me [mi] _pron. _pers. _obj. I
mead _I [mid] _n. ͣ () _II [mid] _n. _.
meadow [medu] _n. ,
meadowgrass [medugrAs] _n. _.
meadowrue [meduru] _n. _.
meadowsaffron [medusQfrn] _n. _.
meadowsaxifrage [medusQksIfrIdZ] _n. _.
meadowsweet [meduswit] _n. _. 1> 2> ()
meadowy [meduI] _a. 1> 2> ( )
meagre [mig] _a. 1> ; 2> ; , 3> 4> ;
meal _I [mil] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> , 2> , _II [mil] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ,
meal-worm [milwm] _n. _.
mealies [milIz] _n. _pl. _-.
mealiness [milInIs] _n. 1> 2> ()
meals-on-wheels [milznwilz] _n. ( ̣)
mealtime [miltaIm] _n. (, ..)
mealy [milI] _a. 1> , 2> ; ( ) 3> , 4> ,
mealy-bug [milIbg] _n. _.
mealy-mouthed [milImauDd] _a. ,
mean _I [min] _a. 1> ; ; ; no mean abilities 2> , , 3> , 4> _. ; 5> _. , ; to feel mean > ; > 6> _. , _II [min] 1. _n. 1> ; the golden ( happy) mean 2> _. 3> _pl. (. _sg. _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 [min] _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 [mIQnd] 1. _n. 1> _pl. (, ) 2> _. () 2. _v. 1> ( , ) 2> (. meander along)
meaning [minIN] 1. _pres-p. mean III 2. _n. ; ; with meaning 3. _a. ; ;
meaningful [minINful] _a. ,
meaningless [minINlIs] _a.
meaningly [minINlI] _adv. 1> 2> ,
meanly [minlI] _adv. 1> , 2> ,
meanness [minnIs] _n. 1> , 2> ,
meanspirited [minspIrItId] _a. , ; meanspirited fellow
meant [ment] _p. _p-p. mean III
meantime [mintaIm] _adv. ;
meanwhile [minwaIl] = meantime
mease [miz] _n. 500 ( )
measles [mizlz] _n. _pl. (. sing) 1> 2> _.
measly [mizlI] _a. 1> 2> ֣ ( ) 3> _. ; ;
measurable [meZrbl] _a. 1> ; in the measurable future ̣ ; within measurable distance of 2> ;
measurably [meZrblI] _adv. ,
measure [meZ] 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 [meZd] 1. _p-p. measure 2 2. _a. 1> ; measured mile 2> , ; , ( ) 3> , ; measured tread
measureless [meZlIs] _a. ; ,
measurement [meZmnt] _n. 1> () 2> (. _pl.) 3> 4> _attr. measurement goods , ,
measurer [meZr] _n. ,
meat [mit] _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 [mitbl] _n.
meat-chopper [mittSp] _n.
meat-fly [mitflaI] _n.
meat-grinder [mitgraInd] _. = meat-chopper
meat-offering [mitǍfrIN] _n. _.
meat-packing [mitpQkIN] _n. ; meat-packing industry
meat-safe [mitseIf] _n. ,
meatman [mitmn] _n.
meaty [mitI] _a. 1> 2> 3> , ( , )
meccano [mIkAnu] _n. ( )
mechanic [mIkQnIk] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 2. _a. _. = mechanical
mechanical [mIkQnIkl] _a. 1> ; ; mechanical engineer -; mechanical engineering 2> ; 3> ; mechanical skill 4> 5> _.
mechanician [meknISn] _n. 1> , 2> _.
mechanics [mIkQnIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
mechanism [meknIzm] _n. 1> , , 2> () 3> _.
mechanist [meknIst] _n. _.
mechanistic [meknIstIk] _a. _.
mechanization [meknaIzeISn] _n. ;
mechanize [meknaIz] _v.
Mechlin [meklIn] _n. (. Mechlin lace)
medal [medl] _n. ;
medalled [medld] _a. 1> ģ 2> ,
medallion [mIdQljn] _n.
medallist [medlIst] _n. 1> 2> ,
meddle [medl] _v. (with, in - -.); ϣ
meddler [medl] _n. , , ӣ
meddlesome [medlsm] _a. ,
Medea [mIdI] _n. _. _.
media _I [medI] _n. (_pl. ae) 1> _. 2> _. _II [midj] _pl. medium 1
mediae [medIi] _pl. media I
mediaeval [medIivl] = medieval
medial [midjl] _a. 1> ; medial alligation _. 2>
median [midjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> _. 2> _.
mediastinum [midIstaInm] _n. _.
mediate 1. _a. [midIIt] 1> ; 2> ; 2. _v. [midIeIt] 1> 2> 3>
mediation [midIeISn] _n. 1> 2> _attr. mediation board ( )
mediatize [midItaIz] _v. _. , (),
mediator [midIeIt] _n. 1> , 2> (M.) 3> _. _.
mediatorial [midItrIl] _a.
mediatory [midItrI] = mediatorial
mediatrices [midIeItrIsiz] _pl. mediatrix
mediatrix [midIeItrIks] _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 [medIkmnt] _n. ,
medicare [medIkE] _n. _. (. )
medicaster [medIkQst] _n. _.
medicate [medIkeIt] _v. 1> 2> ,
medication [medIkeISn] _n.
medicative [medIkeItIv] _a. , ; medicative herb ; medicative plant ,
medicinal [medIsInl] _a. ;
medicine [medsIn] _n. 1> , . ; to practise medicine , 2> ; a medicine for (headache, cold, etc.) ( , ..); to take one's medicine > ; > _. ; > ; > , -. 3> , 4> ,
medicine bag [medsInbQg] _n.
medicine chest [medsIntSest] _n. ;
medicine dropper [medsIndrp] _n.
medicine glass [medsInglAs] _n.
medicineman [medsInmQn] _n. ,
medico [medIku] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _. 1> , 2> -
medieval [medIivl] _a.
medievalism [medIivlIzm] _n. 1> , , 2>
medievalist [medIivlIst] _n.
mediocre [midIuk] _a. ;
mediocrity [midIȍkrItI] _n. 1> ; 2> , ,
meditate [medIteIt] _v. 1> , 2> ; 3> , (on, upon) 4>
meditation [medIteISn] _n. 1> , 2>
meditative [medIttIv] _a. ;
mediterranean [medItreInjn] 1. _a. 1> ̣ 2> ( ) 2. _n. the M. ; the M. area
medium [midjm] 1. _n. (_pl. s [z], 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 [medl] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5> _.
medullary [medlrI] _a. 1> _. , 2> _.
medusa [mIdjuz] _n. (_pl. ae, s [z]) _.
medusae [mIdjuzi] _pl. medusa
meed [mid] _n. _. 1> 2>
meek [mik] _a. , ;
meekness [miknIs] _n. ,
meerschaum [mISm] _. _n. 1> _. 2>
meet [mit] 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 [mitIN] 1. _pres-p. meet 1 2. _n. 1> , , ; to address the meeting 2> 3> 4> _. , 5> _-. 6> _. , 7> _attr. ; meeting engagement _. ; meeting point
meetinghouse [mitINhaus] _a.
mega [meg] = megalo
megacycle [megsaIkl] _n. _. (= 1 )
megalith [meglIT] _n. _.
megalo [meglu] _. : > , ..; > , ,
megalomania [meglumeInj] _n. ,
megalopolis [megluplIs] _n. -
megaphone [megfun] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
megascope [megskup] _n. _.
megascopic [megskpIk] _a. 1> 2> ֣
megatherium [megTIrIm] _n. _.
megaton [megtn] _n. (= 1 )
megawatt [megwt] _n. _. (= 1 )
megger [meg] _n. _.
megilp [mgIlp] _n. _. ( )
megohm [megum] _n. _. (= 1 )
megrim [migrIm] _n. 1> _. 2> _pl. _. 3> _. , , 4> _pl. _. (); , ()
melancholia [melnkulj] _n.
melancholic [melnklIk] _a. ;
melancholy [melnklI] 1. _n. , ; 2. _a. 1> , 2> ;
meld [meld] _v. _.
melee [meleI] _n. _. ,
melinite [melInaIt] _n. ( )
meliorate [miljreIt] _v. 1> () 2>
melioration [miljreISn] _n. 1> 2>
meliorative [miljrtIv] _a. 1> 2>
melliferous [melIfrs] _a.
mellifluence [melIfluns] _n.
mellifluent [melIflunt] = mellifluous
mellifluous [melIflus] _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 [mIldIk] _a. ,
melodious [mIludjs] _a. 1> 2> , , 3> ( )
melodist [meldIst] _n. 1> 2>
melodize [meldaIz] _v. 1> 2>
melodrama [meludrAm] _n. 1> 2> ( )
melodramatic [meludrmQtIk] _a. 1> 2> , ( ..)
melody [meldI] _n. 1> 2>
melon [meln] _n. 1> 2> = water melon 3> _. _. _. ; ; ; to cut ( to slice) the melon > ; >
Melpomene [melpmIni] _n. _. _.
melt [melt] 1. _v. 1> 2> (), () 3> _. () 4> (); ; 5> , ; 6> () ( ); 7> _. (); ( ); melt away > ; > , ; melt down ; ; melt out 2. _n. 1> 2>
melted butter [meltIdbt] _n. ̣
melted cheese [meltIdtSiz] _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 [meltINhaus] _n.
melting-point [meltINpInt] _n.
melting-pot [meltINpt] _n. ; to go into the melting-pot
melton [meltn] _n. ( )
mem. [mem] _. memorandum
member [memb] _n. 1> ( . .); M. 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 [membreInjs] _a. ; ̣
membranous [membreIns] _a. ; ̣
memento [mImentu] _n. (_pl. oes, os [ouz]) 1> 2>
memo [mimu] _n. _. memorandum
memoir [memwA] _n. 1> 2> _pl. , 3> ; _pl. ޣ ()
memoirist [memwArIst] _n.
memorability [memrbIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
memorable [memrbl] _a. , ,
memoranda [memrQnd] _pl. memorandum
memorandum [memrQndm] _n. (_pl. da, s [z]) 1> ; 2> ; 3>
memorial [mImrIl] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _pl. ; 4> _. 5> 6> _. 2. _a. ; ; ; M. Day _. 1861-65 ., (30 ) 3. _v.
memorialist [mImrIlIst] _n. 1> 2>
memorialize [mImrIlaIz] _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
menace [mens] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ,
menage [menAZ] _n. _. 1> ; 2> ,
menagerie [mInQdZrI] _n. _. (. )
menatarms [mentAmz] _pl. manatarms
menchildren [mentSIldrn] _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 [mendeISs] _a. ;
mendacity [mendQsItI] _n. ;
mender [mend] _n. 1> , , , , 2>
mendicancy [mendIknsI] _n. ;
mendicant [mendIknt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. 2. _a. ,
mendicity [mendIsItI] _n.
mending [mendIN] 1. _pres-p. mend 2 2. _n. 1> ; ; 2> ,
menhaden [menheIdn] _n. ,
menhir [menhI] _n. _.
menial [minjl] _. 1. _n. ; 2. _a. ; ; menial work ޣ
meningitis [menIndZaItIs] _n. _.
menisci [mInIsaI] _pl. meniscus
meniscus [mInIsks] _n. (_pl. menisci) _. _.
menofwar [menvw] _pl. manofwar
menopause [menupz] _n. _. ,
menses [mensiz] _n. _pl. _.
menstrua [menstru] _pl. menstruum
menstrual [menstrul] _a. 1> _. 2> _.
menstruate [menstrueIt] _v. _.
menstruation [menstrueISn] _n. _.
menstruum [menstrum] _n. (_pl. rua, s [z]) _.
mensurable [menSurbl] _a. 1> 2> _.
mensural [mensjurl] _a. 1> , 2> _.
mensuration [mensjureISn] _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 [mentQlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
mentally [mentlI] _adv. 1> ; mentally alert , 2>
mentation [menteISn] _n. 1> ; 2>
menthol [menTl] _n. _.
mention [menSn] 1. _n. ; (); to make mention of smb., smth. -., -.; honourable mention > ; > 2. _v. , ; don't mention it > (); > , ( ); not to mention
mentor [ment] _n. , , ,
menu [menju] _n. _.
Mephistophelean [mefIstfiljn] _a.
mephitis [mefaItIs] _n. , ;
mercantile [mkntaIl] _a. 1> ; ; mercantile law ; mercantile marine ; mercantile system _. 2> ; ; -ޣ
mercenary [msInrI] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> 2. _n.
mercer [ms] _n. ۣ
mercerize [msraIz] _v. _.
mercery [msrI] _n. 1> ۣ 2> ۣ
merchandise [mtSndaIz] 1. _n. 2. _v.
merchant [mtSnt] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. _. 3> _. "" ( ) 2. _a. 1> , ; merchant service ; merchant ship = merchantman; merchant tailor _. , ; merchant prince , "" 2> = merchantable
merchantable [mtSntbl] _a. ( )
merchantman [mtSntmn] _n. , ""
Mercian [mSjn] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2>
merciful [msIful] _a. 1> , 2> 3> 4> ( )
mercifulness [msIfulnIs] _n. 1> 2> 3>
merciless [msIlIs] _a. ;
mercurial [mkjurIl] 1. _a. 1> 2> , ; 3> 2. _n.
mercuriality [mkjurIQlItI] _n. ,
mercurialize [mkjurIlaIz] _v.
Mercury [mkjurI] _n. 1> . _. 2> _. 3> _. ; (. )
mercury [mkjurI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. 3> _attr. ; the mercury is rising > ; > ( ..) ; > ԣ;
mercy [msI] _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 [merItrISs] _a. 1> ; 2>
merganser [mgQns] _n. ()
merge [mdZ] _v. 1> 2> (), ()
merger [mdZ] _n. 1> 2> , ( )
meridian [mrIdIn] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> 3> 4> ; () 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ,
meridional [mrIdInl] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. (. )
meringue [mrQN] _n. _. _.
merino [mrinu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) 1> ( ) 2> 3> _attr. ; merino sheep
merit [merIt] 1. _n. 1> ; to make a merit of smth. -. ; Order of M. " " 2> 3> _pl. ; to judge on the merits of the case (question, etc.) ( ..) 2. _v. ,
meritocracy [merItkrsI] _n. ,
meritocrat [merItkrQt] _n. ,
meritorious [merItrIs] _a. 1> 2>
merle [ml] _n. _. _. ޣ
merlin [mlIn] _n. _.
merlon [mln] _n. ( )
mermaid [mmeId] _n. , ;
merman [mmQn] _n. ;
Merovingian [meruvIndZIn] _. 1. _a. (VI-VIII . . .) 2. _n. _pl.
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 [merIQndru] _n. , ,
merry dancers [merIdAnsz] _n. _.
merry-go-round [merIguraund] _n. 1> 2> ( ..)
merry-maker [merImeIk] _n. ;
merry-making [merImeIkIN] _n. , ;
merry-meeting [merImitIN] _n.
merrythought [merITt] _n. , ( )
mesa [meIs] _n. _. _.
mesalliance [mezQlIns] _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 [mizjl] _a. , ,
mesmeric [mezmerIk] _a.
mesmerism [mezmrIzm] _n. 1> 2>
mesmerist [mezmrIst] _n. ڣ
mesmerize [mezmraIz] _v. ; _. ,
meson [mizn] _n. _.
mesotron [mesutrn] _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 [mesIdZ] 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 [mesIdZbQg] _n. _.
message book [mesIdZbuk] _n. _.
message center [mesIdZsent] _n. _. ( )
messenger [mesIndZ] _n. 1> , ; ; special messenger , 2> 3> _. _-.
messengerpigeon [mesIndZpIdZIn] _n. 1> 2> _.
Messiah [mIsaI] _n. _.
messieurs [msj] _pl. monsieur
messjacket [mesdZQkIt] _n. _.
messmate [mesmeIt] _n. 1> ; 2> _. -
messroom [mesrum] = mess II 1, 3
Messrs [mesz] _n. _pl. (_. messieurs) ( , ., Messrs Chapman & Hall)
messuage [meswIdZ] _n. _.
messy [mesI] _a. 1> 2>
mestizo [mestizu] _n. (_pl. os, oes [ouz])
met [met] _p. _p-p. meet 1
metabolic [metblIk] _a. ; metabolic disease ; metabolic disturbance
metabolism [metQblIzm] _n. ,
metacarpus [metkAps] _n. _.
metachrosis [metkrusIs] _n. _.
metagalaxy [metgQlksI] _n. _.
metagenesis [metdZenIsIs] _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 [mItQlIk] _a.
metalliferous [metlIfrs] _a. ;
metalline [metlaIn] _a. 1> 2>
metallization [metlaIzeISn] _n. _.
metallize [metlaIz] _v. _.
metallography [metlgrfI] _n.
metalloid [metlId] _n. _.
metallurgical [metldZIkl] _a. ; metallurgical engineer -; metallurgical engineering ; metallurgical furnace
metallurgist [metQldZIst] _n.
metallurgy [metQldZI] _n.
metalworker [metlwk] _n.
metamerism [mItQmrIzm] _n. _. _.
metamorphose [metmfuz] _v. () (into); ()
metamorphoses [metmfsiz] _pl. metamorphosis
metamorphosis [metmfsIs] _n. (_pl. ses) ()
metaphor [metf] _n.
metaphorical [metfrIkl] _a.
metaphrase [metfreIz] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v.
metaphysical [metfIzIkl] _a.
metaphysician [metfIzISn] _n.
metaphysics [metfIzIks] _n. _pl. ( . sing)
metaplasia [metpleIzj] _n. _.
metasomatism [metsumtIzm] _n. _.
metastasis [metQstsIs] _n. _.
metatarsi [mettAsaI] _pl. metatarsus
metatarsus [mettAss] _n. (_pl. si) _.
metathesis [metQTsIs] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
metayage [meteIjAZ] _n. _.
metayer [meteIjeI] _n. _. ;
metcast [metkAst] _n.
mete _I [mit] _n. ; ; metes and bounds _. , _II [mit] _v. 1> , ( mete out) 2> (, ) 3> _.
metempsychoses [metempsIkusiz] _pl. metempsychosis
metempsychosis [metempsIkusIs] _n. (_pl. ses) _.
meteor [mitj] _n. 1> 2>
meteoric [mitIȍrIk] _a. 1> , 2> ; 3> ;
meteorite [mitjraIt] _n.
meteorograph [mitjrgrAf] _n. _.
meteorological [mitjrldZIkl] _a. ; ; meteorological message
meteorology [mitjrldZI] _n. 1> 2> (, )
meter [mit] _n. 1> ; ޣ; ; to read the gas (electric) meter () ޣ 2> _. = metre
meterage [mitrIdZ] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
metering [mitrIN] _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr.
metewand [mitwnd] _n. ,
methane [miTeIn] _n. _. ,
method [meTd] _n. 1> , ; ɣ 2> ; 3> _. _. 4> _pl. ()
methodical [mITdIkl] _a. 1> 2> ,
Methodist [meTdIst] _n. _.
methodize [meTdaIz] _v. ,
methodology [meTdldZI] _n.
Methuselah [mITjuzl] _n. _.
methyl [meTIl] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; methyl alcohol
meticulous [mItIkjuls] _a. 1> ; ; 2>
metier [metjeI] _n. _. , ,
metis [mitIs] _n. _.
metonymy [mItnImI] _n. _.
metope [metup] _n. _.
metre [mit] _n. 1> () 2> , , ( , )
metric [metrIk] _a. ; metric system ( )
metrical [metrIkl] _a. 1> 2> = metric 3> _.
metrication [metrIkeISn] _n. 1> 2>
metrician [mItrISn] _n. ()
metrics [metrIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) _.
Metro [metru] _n. ,
metrology [metrldZI] _n. 1> 2>
metronome [metrnum] _n.
metronymic [metrnImIk] _a. {. patronymic 1}
metropolis [mItrplIs] _n. 1> ; the metropolis 2> 3>
metropolitan [metrplItn] 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 [mjul] _v. 1> 2>
mews [mjuz] _n. ;
Mexican [meksIkn] 1. _a. ; Mexican tea _. 2. _n. ;
mezzanine [metsnin] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
mezzosoprano [medzusprAnu] _n. -
mezzotint [medzutInt] _. 1. _n. -, 2. _v. -
mho [mu] _n. _. ( )
mi [mi] _n. _.
miaou [miau] 1. _n. 2. _v.
miaow [miau] 1. _n. 2. _v.
miasma [mIQzm] _n. (_pl. s [z], ta) ,
miasmata [mIQzmt] _pl. miasma
miasmatic [mIzmQtIk] _a.
mica [maIk] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
micaceous [maIkeISs] _a.
mice [maIs] _pl. mouse 1
micella [maIsel] _n. _.
micelle [mIsel] _n. _.
Michaelmas [mIklms] _n. 1> (29 ) 2> _attr. Michaelmas daisy ; Michaelmas term ( , ) 3> _.
micro [maIkru] : > , ; .: microorganism ; > , ; .: microsecond ( )
microbe [maIkrub] _n.
microbiology [maIkrubaIȍldZI] _n.
microcephaly [maIkrukeflI] _n.
microclimate [maIkruklaImIt] _n.
microcopy [maIkrukpI] _n. ;
microcosm [maIkrukzm] _n. 1> 2> -.
microelement [maIkruelImnt] _n.
microfilm [maIkrufIlm] _n.
microfilming [maIkrufIlmIN] _n. ߣ
micrograph [maIkrugrAf] _n. 1> 2>
micrography [maIkrgrfI] _n.
microhm [maIkrum] _n. _. ,
micrometer [maIkrmIt] _n.
micromotor [maIkrumut] _n.
micron [maIkrn] _n.
microorganism [maIkruȍgnIzm] _n.
microphone [maIkrfun] _n.
microphyte [maIkrfaIt] _n. _.
microreader [maIkrurid] _n.
microscope [maIkrskup] _n.
microscopic [maIkrskpIk] _a.
microscopical [maIkrskpIkl] _a.
microscopy [maIkrskpI] _n.
microsecond [maIkruseknd] _n.
microtome [maIkrtum] _n. _.
microtomy [maIkrtmI] _n. _.
microvolt [maIkruvult] _n. _.
microwatt [maIkruwt] _n. _.
microwave [maIkruweIv] _a. _. ; microwave region ; microwave transmitter
microwaves [maIkruweIvz] _n. _pl. _. ; ;
micturition [mIktjurISn] _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 [mIdwik] _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 M. 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 [mIdleIdZd] _a.
middle-of-the-road [mIdlvDrud] _a. ; ; middle-of-the-road parties _.
middle-of-the-roader [mIdlvDrud] _n. ,
middle-sized [mIdlsaIzd] _a. ,
middle-weight [mIdlweIt] _n. 1> 2> ӣ (68 - 71 )
middleman [mIdlmQn] _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 [mIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> = midget 2
midget [mIdZIt] _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 [mIdstrim] _n.
midsummer [mIdsm] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _attr. M. day (24 ); midsummer madness _. ;
midterm [mIdtm] _n. (. _pl.) _. _. ( ; . midterm exams)
midway [mIdweI] 1. _n. 2. _adv. ,
midwife [mIdwaIf] _n. ;
midwifery [mIdwIfrI] _n.
midwinter [mIdwInt] _n. 1> 2>
midyear [mIdj] _n. 1> (. ) 2> _. _. ; _pl. ( )
mien [min] _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 [maIthvbin] _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 [mInjnet] _n. _. 1> 2>
migraine [migreIn] _n.
migrant [maIgrnt] 1. _a. 1> 2> ̣ ( ) 2. _n. 1> 2> ̣
migrate [maIgreIt] _v. 1> ; 2> ̣ ( )
migration [maIgreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ̣ ()
migratory [maIgrtrI] _a. 1> = migrant 1; 2> _.
mikado [mIkAdu] _. _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 [mIleIdI] _n. (. . )
milage [maIlIdZ] = mileage
Milanese [mIlniz] 1. _a. 2. _n. (_pl. .) ,
milch [mIltS] _a. ( ); milch cow (. _.)
mild [maIld] _a. 1> 2> 3> 4> ( ); ( , , ..) 5> , ( ) 6> mild steel ( )
mild-cured [maIldkjud] _a.
mildew [mIldju] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> ( , ) 2. _v. _. ֣
mildewy [mIldjuI] _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 [maIlIdZ] _n. 1> ; () 2> ( .., ޣ )
Milesian _I [maIlizjn] _a. _. _II [maIlizjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
milestone [maIlstun] _n. 1> 2> _.
milfoil [mIlfIl] _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 [mIlItraIzeISn] _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 [mIlIS] _n. 1> 2> _. ; ( )
militiaman [mIlISmn] _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 [mIlkndwt] _n. 1> 2> ; ; ""
milk-and-water [mIlkndwt] _a. 1> , ; , 2> , ; ; milk-and-water girl " "
milk-brother [mIlkbrD] _n.
milk-float [mIlkflut] _n.
milk-gauge [mIlkgeIdZ] _n.
milk-livered [mIlklIvd] _a.
milk-shake [mIlkSeIk] _n.
milk-sugar [mIlkSug] _n. _. ,
milk-tooth [mIlktuT] _n.
milk-white [mIlkwaIt] _a. -
milker [mIlk] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
milking-machine [mIlkINmSin] _n.
milkmaid [mIlkmeId] _n.
milkman [mIlkmn] _n.
milksop [mIlksp] _n. 1> , "", "" 2> _. ,
milkweed [mIlkwid] _n. , , .,
milky [mIlkI] _a. ; M. 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 [mIldQm] _n.
mill-hand [mIlhQnd] _n.
mill-pond [mIlpnd] _n. ;
mill-race [mIlreIs] _n. 1> 2> ,
mill-stream [mIlstrim] = mill-race 2
mill-wheel [mIlwil] _n.
millboard [mIlbd] _n.
millenary [mIlenrI] 1. _n. 2. _a.
millennia [mIlenI] _pl. millennium
millennial [mIlenjl] _a.
millennium [mIlenIm] _n. (_pl. -s [z], -nia) 1> 2>
millepede [mIlIpid] _n. _.
miller [mIl] _n. 1> 2> 3>
miller's thumb [mIlzTm] _n. ()
millesimal [mIlesIml] 1. _a. 2. _n.
millet [mIlIt] _n. 1> 2> _attr. , ; millet beer ( ale) ()
milliard [mIljAd] _n-card. _n.
milligram [mIlIgrQm] _n.
milligramme [mIlIgrQm] _n.
millimetre [mIlImit] _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 [mIlINkt] _n.
milling machine [mIlINmSin] _n.
million [mIljn] 1. _n-card. ; ten million books ; the total is four million 2. _n. 1> 2> the million > , ; >
millionaire [mIljnE] _n.
millipede [mIlIpid] = 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 [mIld] _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 [maImisIs] = mimicry 2
mimetic [mImetIk] _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 [mImuz] _n. _.
minacious [mIneISs] = 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 [mInspaI] _n. {. mincemeat}
mincemeat [mInsmit] _n. , , . ( ); to make mincemeat of ; , ()
mincing-machine [mInsINmSin] _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 [maIndbreIk] _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 [maInfmn] _n. _.
mine worker [maInwk] = miner 1
mine-clearing [maInklIrIN] _n. _.
mine-detector [maIndItekt] _n. _.
mineable [maInbl] _a. _.
minefield [maInfild] _n. _.
minelayer [maInleI] _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 [mInrlaIzeISn] _n.
mineralize [mInrlaIz] _v. _. ,
mineralogist [mInrQldZIst] _n.
mineralogy [mInrQldZI] _n.
Minerva [mInv] _n. . _.
minesweeper [maInswip] _n. _.
minethrower [maInTru] _n. ͣ
minever [mInIv] = miniver
mingle [mINgl] _v. (); to mingle in ( with) the crowd ; to mingle in society ; to mingle (their) tears
mingle-mangle [mINglmQNgl] _n. , ;
mingy [mIndZI] _a. _. ,
mini- [mInI] _pref. - ( , ..)
mini-recession [mInIrIseSn] _n. _. _. ,
mini-skirt [mInIskt] _n. -
miniate [mInIeIt] _v. 1> 2> ()
miniature [mInjtS] 1. _n. 1> ; in miniature 2> _. 3> _. ( .. ) 2. _a. 3. _v.
miniaturist [mInjtjurIst] _n.
minibus [mInIbs] _n.
minicab [mInIkQb] _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 [mInIstIrIl] _a. 1> ; ; ministerial changes ; ministerial cheers (cries) _. () 2> ; Σ 3> _.
ministerialist [mInIstIrIlIst] _n.
ministration [mInIstreISn] _n. 1> 2> (. _pl.) 3>
ministry [mInIstrI] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5> ;
miniver [mInIv] _n.
mink [mINk] _n. ( )
minnesinger [mInIsIN] _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> (M.) _. , 5> _. ( , )
Minorca [mInk] _n. ( ) {. . }
Minorite [maInraIt] _n. ,
minority [maInrItI] _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 [mIntIdZ] _n. 1> () 2> 3> ( ) 4> 5> , ; a word of new mintage
minuend [mInjuend] _n. _.
minuet [mInjuet] _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 [mInskjul] _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 [maInjut] _a. 1> , ; minute anatomy , 2> 3> ,
minute-book [mInItbuk] _n.
minute-glass [mInItglAs] _n.
minute-guns [mInItgnz] _n. _pl. ( )
minute-hand [mInIthQnd] _n.
minute-man [mInItmQn] _n. _. 1> _. ( 1775-1783 .) 2> ,
minutely _I [mInItlI] 1. _a. 2. _adv. _II [maInjutlI] _adv. 1> 2>
minuteness [maInjutnIs] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
minutiae [maInjuSIi] _n. _pl. ;
minx [mINks] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
Miocene [maIusin] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
miracle [mIrkl] _n. 1> ; to a miracle , 2> , 3> _. _. (. miracle play)
miraculous [mIrQkjuls] _a. 1> , ; 2>
mirage [mIrAZ] _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 [mk] = murk
mirror [mIr] 1. _n. 1> ; false mirror 2> 3> 2. _v. ,
mirth [mT] _n. ,
mirthful [mTful] _a. ӣ,
mirthless [mTlIs] _a. ӣ, ,
miry [maIrI] _a. 1> 2>
mis [mIs] _pref. , , ; .: misunderstand ; misprint
mis-shapen [mIsSeIpn] _a. ,
mis-spell [mIsspel] _v. (mis-spelt) ;
mis-spelt [mIsspelt] _p. _p-p. mis-spell
mis-spend [mIsspend] _v. (mis-spent) ,
mis-spent [mIsspent] 1. _p. _p-p. mis-spend 2. _a. ; mis-spent youth
mis-state [mIssteIt] _v. ,
mis-statement [mIssteItmnt] _n. ,
mis-step [mIsstep] 1. _n. ; , 2. _v. ; _.
misadventure [mIsdventS] _n. 1> , 2> _. homicide by misadventure ; death by misadventure
misadvise [mIsdvaIz] _v.
misalliance [mIslaIns] = mesalliance
misanthrope [mIznTrup] _n. ,
misanthropic [mIznTrpIk] _a.
misanthropical [mIznTrpIkl] _a.
misanthropy [mIzQnTrpI] _n.
misapplication [mIsQplIkeISn] _n. 1> 2>
misapply [mIsplaI] _v. 1> 2>
misapprehend [mIsQprIhend] _v. ,
misapprehension [mIsQprIhenSn] _n. ; ; to be under misapprehension
misappropriate [mIspruprIeIt] _v. 1> 2>
misappropriation [mIspruprIeISn] _n. 1> 2>
misbecame [mIsbIkeIm] _p. misbecome
misbecome [mIsbIkm] _v. (misbecame - misbecome) ,
misbegotten [mIsbIgtn] _a. ģ
misbehave [mIsbIheIv] _v.
misbehaviour [mIsbIheIvj] _n. , ;
misbelief [mIsbIlif] _n. 1> ; 2>
misbelieve [mIsbIliv] _v. 1> 2>
misbeliever [mIsbIliv] _n.
misbirth [mIsbT] _n. ,
miscalculate [mIskQlkjuleIt] _v. ޣ;
miscalculation [mIskQlkjuleISn] _n. ޣ; ޣ
miscall [mIskl] _v. 1> 2> _.
miscarriage [mIskQrIdZ] _n. 1> ; ; miscarriage of justice 2> 3>
miscarry [mIskQrI] _v. 1> 2> 3> ;
miscast [mIskAst] _v. ԣ ;
miscegenation [mIsIdZIneISn] _n. ; .
miscellanea [mIsleInI] _n. _pl. 1> ; () 2> ,
miscellaneous [mIsIleInjs] _a. 1> ; 2>
miscellany [mIselnI] _n. 1> 2> ,
mischance [mIstSAns] _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 [mIstSIfmeIk] _n. ,
mischievous [mIstSIvs] _a. 1> ; 2>
miscomprehend [mIskmprIhend] _v.
miscomprehension [mIskmprIhenSn] _n. ,
misconceive [mIsknsiv] _v. 1> 2>
misconception [mIsknsepSn] _n. 1> 2>
misconduct 1. _n. [mIskndkt] 1> , 2> 3> ; 2. _v. [mIskndkt] 1> 2> 3>
misconstruction [mIsknstrkSn] _n.
misconstrue [mIsknstru] _v.
miscount [mIskaunt] 1. _n. ޣ; ޣ 2. _v. ޣ;
miscreant [mIskrInt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 2. _a. 1> , ݣ 2> _.
miscreated [mIskrIeItId] _a. , ֣
misdate [mIsdeIt] _v.
misdeal [mIsdil] 1. _n. _. 2. _v. (misdealt) 1> _. 2>
misdealing [mIsdilIN] 1. _pres-p. misdeal 2 2. _n. ;
misdealt [mIsdelt] _p. _p-p. misdeal 2
misdeed [mIsdid] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
misdeem [mIsdim] _v. _. ,
misdemeanant [mIsdIminnt] _n. _. ,
misdemeanour [mIsdImin] _n. 1> _. , 2> _.
misdirect [mIsdIrekt] _v. 1> , 2> 3> ( )
misdirection [mIsdIrekSn] _n.
misdoing [mIsduIN] _n. 1> , 2>
misdoubt [mIsdaut] _v. 1> 2> 3>
miser _I [maIz] _n. , , _II [maIz] _n.
miserable [mIzrbl] _a. 1> , 2> ( , ) 3> ( , ); ( ..); ( , )
miserably [mIzrblI] _adv. 1> . {. miserable} 2> ,
miserere [mIzrIrI] _. _n. 1> _. " , ", (51- . , 50- ) 2> ,
miserliness [maIzlInIs] _n. ,
miserly [maIzlI] _a. ,
misery [mIzrI] _n. 1> 2> (. _pl.) , 3> , 4>
misfeasance [mIsfizns] _n. _.
misfire [mIsfaI] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; 2. _v. 1> , 2> _. ( )
misfit [mIsfIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> -. , 3> , ; , 2. _v. ( )
misfortune [mIsftSn] _n. , , ; ; misfortunes never come alone ( singly) _. ; ,
misgave [mIsgeIv] _p. misgive
misgive [mIsgIv] _v. (misgave - misgiven) 1> , , ; my heart misgives me ϣ 2> _.
misgiven [mIsgIvn] _p-p. misgive
misgiving [mIsgIvIN] 1. _pres-p. misgive 2. _n. ( _pl.) ,
misgovern [mIsgvn] _v.
misguidance [mIsgaIdns] _n.
misguide [mIsgaId] _v. 1> 2> 3> _. ,
mishandle [mIshQndl] _v. 1> 2>
mishap [mIshQp] _n. ,
mishear [mIshI] _v. (misheard)
misheard [mIshd] _p. _p-p. mishear
mishit 1. _n. [mIshIt] 2. _v. [mIshIt]
mishmash [mISmQS] _n. , ,
misinform [mIsInfm] _v. ; ,
misinformation [mIsInfmeISn] _n.
misinterpret [mIsIntprIt] _v.
misinterpretation [mIsIntprIteISn] _n.
misjudge [mIsdZdZ] _v. ;
misjudgement [mIsdZdZmnt] _n. ;
mislaid [mIsleId] _p. _p-p. mislay
mislay [mIsleI] _v. (mislaid) , ,
mislead [mIslid] _v. (misled) 1> 2> ,
misleading [mIslidIN] 1. _pres-p. mislead 2. _a. ,
misled [mIsled] _p. _p-p. mislead
mismanage [mIsmQnIdZ] _v. (-.);
mismanagement [mIsmQnIdZmnt] _n.
misname [mIsneIm] _v.
misnomer [mIsnum] _n.
misogamy [mIsgmI] _n.
misogyny [maIsdZInI] _n.
misplace [mIspleIs] _v. 1> , 2> to misplace one's confidence ( trust)
misprint [mIsprInt] 1. _n. 2. _v. ;
misprise [mIspraIz] = misprize
misprize [mIspraIz] _v.
mispronounce [mIsprnauns] _v.
mispronunciation [mIsprnnsIeISn] _n.
misquotation [mIskwuteISn] _n. -
misquote [mIskwut] _v.
misread [mIsrid] _v. (misread [mIsred]) 1> 2>
misrepresent [mIsreprIzent] _v. ,
misrepresentation [mIsreprIzenteISn] _n.
misrule [mIsrul] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; Lord ( Abbot, Master) of M. ( ) 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> , ( ; - M. Jones, - M. 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 [mIsteIk] 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 [mIsteIkn] 1. _p-p. mistake 2; you are mistaken , {. . 2, 3} 2. _a. 1> ; mistaken identity _. 2> 3> , ; you are mistaken {. . 1}
mistakenly [mIsteIknlI] _adv. 1> 2>
mister [mIst] 1. _n. (_. Mr.) , ( ; , . : hey, mister! , !) 2. _v. don't mister me "",
mistime [mIstaIm] _v. 1> , 2> 3>
mistiness [mIstInIs] _n.
mistletoe [mIsltu] _n. _. ( )
mistook [mIstuk] _p. mistake 2
mistral [mIstrl] _n. ( _. )
mistranslate [mIstrQnsleIt] _v.
mistranslation [mIstrQnsleISn] _n.
mistreat [mIstrit] _. = maltreat
mistreatment [mIstritmnt] _. = maltreatment
mistress [mIstrIs] _n. 1> (); _. , ; M. of the Adriatic _. ; you are your own mistress ; you are mistress of the situation 2> _. Mrs. [mIsIz] , ( ) 3> , 4> 5> ; _. 6> _. ԣ
mistrial [mIstraIl] _n. _. 1> , 2> _. ,
mistrust [mIstrst] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ; ,
mistrustful [mIstrstful] _a.
misty [mIstI] _a. 1> 2> , ; misty idea 3> ()
misunderstand [mIsndstQnd] _v. (misunderstood)
misunderstanding [mIsndstQndIN] 1. _pres-p. misunderstand 2. _n. 1> 2> 3>
misunderstood [mIsndstud] _p. _p-p. misunderstand
misuse 1. _n. [mIsjus] 1> 2> 3> 2. _v. [mIsjuz] 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.
Mithras [mITrQs] _n. ( )
mitigate [mItIgeIt] _v. , ; (, ); ()
mitigation [mItIgeISn] _n. ,
mitigatory [mItIgeItrI] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
mitosis [mItusIs] _n. _. ,
mitrailleuse [mItraIȫz] _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 [maItwil] _n. _.
mitt [mIt] (_. mitten) _n. 1> ( ) 2> _pl. _. ӣ 3> _. ; ; to tip smb.'s mitt > -. ; > -. ,
mitt-reader [mItrid] _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 [mIksIn] _n. _. ,
mix-up [mIksp] _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 [nimnIk] _a.
mnemonics [nimnIks] _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 [mb] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
mob law [mbl] _n.
mob-cap [mbkQp] _n.
mobile [mubaIl] 1. _a. 1> , ; ; mobile warfare Σ ; mobile broadcasting company ( team) 2> , ; mobile mind 3> 2. _n. 1> _. - (. mobile home) 2> ,
mobility [mubIlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> ;
mobilization [mubIlaIzeISn] _n.
mobilize [mubIlaIz] _v. 1> () 2> 3> ()
mocassin [mksIn] _n. 1> ; water mocassins 2> _.
mocha [mk] _n. (. mocha coffee)
mock [mk] 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 [mkhIruIk] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _n.
mock-turtlesoup [mkttlsup] _n.
mock-up [mkp] _n.
mockery [mkrI] _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> 4>
mocking-bird [mkINbd] _n. _.
mod [md] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
modal [mudl] _a. 1> ( ) 2> _. _. 3> _. ,
modality [mudQlItI] _n. _. _.
mode [mud] _n. 1> , ; mode of production 2> ; mode of life 3> , 4> ; 5> _. ,
model [mdl] 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 [mdl] _n. 1> 2>
modeling [mdlIN] 1. _pres-p. model 2 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
modeller [mdl] _n. 1> 2>
modelling [mdlIN] 1. _pres-p. model 2 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
moderate 1. _n. [mdrIt] , (. ), 2. _a. [mdrIt] 1> ; ( ); , ; moderate in drinking , 2> , ( ); ( , ); a man of moderate abilities ; moderate price 3> , ( , ) 3. _v. [mdreIt] 1> ; 2> , ; 3> ; ; ( ) 4> 5> _.
moderation [mdreISn] _n. 1> ; ; in moderation ; 2> ; 3> , () 4> _. ; moderation of neutrons 5> _pl. ( )
moderator [mdreIt] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ; , .. 4> _. 5> ( ) 6> _. ( )
modern [mdn] 1. _a. ; ; modern age ; modern languages ; modern school ; development on modern lines 2. _n. 1> 2> (the moderns) _pl. , ..
modernism [mdnIzm] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
modernist [mdnIst] _n.
modernistic [mdnIstIk] _a. _.
modernity [mdnItI] _n. ,
modernize [mdnaIz] _v. ;
modest [mdIst] _a. 1> ; ; to be in modest circumstances 2> ;
modesty [mdIstI] _n. 1> ; 2> ;
modi [mudaI] _pl. modus
modicum [mdIkm] _n. 1> , 2>
modifiable [mdIfaIbl] _a.
modification [mdIfIkeISn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _pl. ; 3> _. , ;
modificatory [mdIfIkeItrI] _a. ;
modify [mdIfaI] _v. 1> 2> ; 3> _. 4> _.
modish [mudIS] _a. 1> 2>
modiste [mudist] _n. _. 1> 2>
mods _I [mdz] _. moderation 5 _II [mdz] _. modern 2, 2
modulate [mdjuleIt] _v. 1> 2> _. 3> _.
modulation [mdjuleISn] _n.
module [mdjul] _n. 1> ; module of design ; module of torsion 2> , ( )
modulus [mdjuls] = module 1
modus [muds] _n. (_pl. modi) ; modus vivendi > ; > ( ); modus operandi
Mogul [mugl] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; the Great ( the Grand) Mogul _. 2> (m.) _. , 3> _pl. 2. _a. 1> 2>
mohair [muhE] _n. 1> 2>
Mohammed [muhQmed] _n. ,
Mohammedan [muhQmIdn] 1. _a. , 2. _n. , ; ,
Mohawk [muhk] _n. 1> - 2> _. ( ) 3> = Mohock
Mohican [muIkn] _n.
Mohock [muhk] _n. _. , . ģ ( XVIII . )
moiety [mItI] _n. ;
moil _I [mIl] 1. _n. 1> ֣ ; _. 2> ; 3> _. 2. _v. 1> ֣ (. to toil and moil) 2> _. _II [mIl] _n.
moire 1. [mwAreI] _a. _. 2. [mwA] _n. _. ()
moist [mIst] 1. _a. 1> ; ; moist colours ( ) 2> 2. _v. = moisten
moisten [mIsn] _v. 1> ; 2> , , ; her eyes moistened ţ
moisture [mIstS] _n. , ;
moke [muk] _n. _. 1> ӣ 2>
molar _I [mul] 1. _n. 2. _a. _II [mul] _a. _. ,
molasses [mulQsIz] _n. _pl. (. sing) , ޣ ; (as) slow as molasses _.
mold _I [muld] = mould I _II [muld] = mould II
Moldavian [mldeIvjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
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 [mulrQt] _n. _.
molecular [mulekjul] _a.
molecule [mlIkjul] _n.
molehill [mulhIl] _n.
moleskin [mulskIn] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _pl.
molest [mulest] _v. ;
molestation [mulesteISn] _n. ,
molestful [mulestful] _a. ,
moll [ml] _n. 1> = molly 1 2 2> _. _.
mollification [mlIfIkeISn] _n. ,
mollify [mlIfaI] _v. ,
mollusc [mlsk] _n. _.
molluscous [mlsks] _a. 1> _. 2> ,
molly [mlI] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. 3> , "" 4> _. "", "" (. Miss M.) 5> ( ..)
Molly Maguire [mlImgwaI] _n. _. ,
molly-coddle [mlIkdl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. "", "" 2. _v. ,
Moloch [mulk] _n. 1> _. (. _.) 2> _.
molten [multn] _a. 1> 2>
molybdenite [mlIbdInaIt] _n. _. ,
molybdenum [mlIbdInm] _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 [mument] _pl. momentum
momentarily [mumntrIlI] _adv. 1> 2> 3>
momentary [mumntrI] _a. 1> 2> ,
momently [mumntlI] _adv. 1> 2> 3>
momentous [muments] _a. ,
momentum [mumentm] _n. (_pl. momenta) 1> _. ; , ( ); 2> , ; _. ; to grow in momentum ; to gather ( to achieve) momentum , ; ,
monacal [mnkl] _a. ,
monachal [mnkl] _a. ,
monad [mnQd] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _.
monandry [mnQndrI] _n. ,
monarch [mnk] _n. 1> 2> _. -
monarchal [mnAkl] = monarchic(al)
monarchic [mnAkIk] _a.
monarchical [mnAkIkl] _a.
monarchist [mnkIst] _n.
monarchy [mnkI] _n.
monastery [mnstrI] _n. ()
monastic [mnQstIk] 1. _a. ; 2. _n.
Monday [mndI] _n. ; Black Monday _. _. ; Monday feeling ( )
Mondayish [mndIIS] _a. _.
mondial [mndIl] _a. ,
monetary [mnItrI] _a. 1> ; ; monetary unit 2> ; International M. Fund
monetize [mnItaIz] _v. 1> () 2> 3> ()
money [mnI] _n. 1> (. sing) ; to make money > ; > ; in the money _. 2> _pl. (s [z]) , 3> _pl. (monies) _. 4> ( ); his horse took first money ; money makes the mare (to) go _. ; money makes money _.
money's-worth [mnIzwT] _n. -. ,
money-agent [mnIeIdZnt] _n.
money-bag [mnIbQg] _n. 1> 2> _pl. 3> _pl. " ", ;
money-bill [mnIbIl] _n.
money-box [mnIbks] _n.
money-changer [mnItSeIndZ] _n. 1> 2>
money-grubber [mnIgrb] _n.
money-grubbing [mnIgrbIN] 1. _n. 2. _a. ;
money-lender [mnIlend] _n.
money-maker [mnImeIk] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
money-market [mnImAkIt] _n. ;
money-spinner [mnIspIn] _n. 1> , 2> _. , .. 3> ;
moneyed [mnId] _a. 1> 2> ; moneyed assistance ; the moneyed interest ;
moneyless [mnIlIs] _a. , ,
moneyorder [mnIǍd] _n.
moneywort [mnIwt] _n. _. ,
monger [mNg] _n. , (. . , .: fishmonger ; newsmonger _. )
Mongol [mngl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a.
Mongolian [mNguljn] = Mongol
mongoose [mNgus] _n. _.
mongrel [mNgrl] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 2. _a. ,
monicker [mnIk] _n. _. ;
monies [mnIz] _pl. money 3
moniker [mnIk] _n. _. ;
monism [mnIzm] _n. _.
monistic [mnIstIk] _a. _.
monition [munISn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
monitor [mnIt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , ; 3> , 4> _. 5> _. 6> _. 7> _. 8> _. 9> _. _. ̣ 2. _v. 1> , 2> _. _. , ( ..) 3> 4> _.
monitorial [mnItrIl] _a. 1> , 2> ; monitorial school ,
monitory [mnItrI] 1. _a. 2. _n. _. (. monitory letter)
monk [mNk] _n.
monkery [mNkrI] _n. _. 1> ; 2> _. ,
monkey [mNkI] 1. _n. (_pl. s [z]) 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 [mNkIbred] _n. 1> () 2>
monkey-business [mNkIbIznIs] _n. _. 1> , 2>
monkey-chatter [mNkItSQt] _n. _. "() " ( )
monkey-jacket [mNkIdZQkIt] _n. ,
monkey-jar [mNkIdZA] _n.
monkey-nut [mNkInt] _n. ,
monkey-puzzle [mNkIpzl] _n. _.
monkey-shine [mNkISaIn] (. _pl.) _. = monkey-business 2
monkey-wrench [mNkIrentS] _n. 1> _. 2> , ; to throw a monkey-wrench into smth. ; ̣
monkeyish [mNkIIS] _a. 1> 2>
monkeytricks [mNkItrIks] _n. _pl. ,
monkhood [mNkhud] _n.
monkish [mNkIS] _a.
monks'hood [mNkshud] _n. _. ,
mono [mnu] -, -, -; monosemantic
monobasic [mnubeIsIk] _a. _.
monochromatic [mnkrumQtIk] _a. , ,
monochrome [mnkrum] 1. _n. 2. _a. , ,
monocle [mnkl] _n.
monocline [mnklaIn] _n. _. ,
monocotyledon [mnuktIlidn] _n. _.
monocracy [mnkrsI] _n. ,
monocular [mnkjul] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. 2. _n. _.
monody [mndI] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
monoecious [mniSs] _a. _.
monogamist [mngmIst] _n.
monogamy [mngmI] _n. ,
monogram [mngrQm] _n.
monograph [mngrAf] 1. _n. 2. _v.
monographer [mngrf] _n.
monographic [mngrQfIk] _a.
monogyny [mndZInI] _n. ֣
monolith [mnulIT] _n.
monolithic [mnulITIk] _a.
monologize [mnldZaIz] _v. ,
monologue [mnlg] _n.
monomania [mnumeInj] _n. _.
monomaniac [mnumeInIQk] _n.
monomark [mnumAk] _n. _. ( )
monomer [munm] _n. _.
monometallic [mnumItQlIk] _a. _.
monomial [mnumIl] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
monophase [mnfeIz] _a. _.
monophthong [mnfTN] _n. _.
monophthongize [mnfTNgaIz] _v. _.
monoplane [mnupleIn] _n.
monopolist [mnplIst] _n. 1> 2>
monopolize [mnplaIz] _v. ; to monopolize the conversation ,
monopoly [mnplI] _n.
monorail [mnureIl] _n. 1> ; 2>
monosyllabic [mnusIlQbIk] _a.
monosyllable [mnsIlbl] _n. ; to speak in monosyllables ,
monotheism [mnuTiIzm] _n. ,
monotheistic [mnuTiIstIk] _a.
monotint [mntInt] _n.
monotone [mntun] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. = monotonous 3. _v. ,
monotonous [mntns] _a. ; ;
monotony [mntnI] _n. ; ;
monotype [mnutaIp] _n. 1> _. , 2> _.
monoxide [mnksaId] _n. _.
Monroeism [mnruIzm] _n. _. _.
monsieur [msj] _n. _. (_pl. messieurs) ,
monsoon [mnsun] _n. 1> 2>
monster [mnst] 1. _n. 1> ; _. . 2> 2. _a. ,
monstrance [mnstrns] _n. _.
monstrosity [mnstrsItI] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
monstrous [mnstrs] _a. 1> 2> ; 3> , 4> ; , 5> _. ,
montage [mntAZ] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _.
montane [mnteIn] _a. 1> 2> ( )
Montenegrin [mntInigrIn] 1. _n. 2. _a.
month [mnT] _n. ; a month of Sundays _. , ; in a month of Sundays
monthly [mnTlI] 1. _a. ; monthly wage 2. _adv. ; 3. _n. 1> 2> _pl.
monticule [mntIkjul] _n. 1> 2> _. ()
monument [mnjumnt] _n. ; ; the M. 1666 .
monumental [mnjumentl] _a. 1> ; monumental mason , , 2> 3> ,
monumentalize [mnjumentlaIz] _v.
moo [mu] 1. _n. 2. _v.
mooch [mutS] _v. _. 1> , ; () 2> ޣ; 3>
mood _I [mud] _n. ; ; a mood of anxiety ; to be in the mood for smth. -.; in no mood , ( -.); a man of moods _II [mud] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
moody [mudI] _a. 1> 2> , ;
moolah [mul] = mullah
moon [mun] 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 [munrubt] = moon rover
moon rover [munruv] _n.
moon shot [munSt] _n. ̣
moon walker [munwk] = moon rover
moonbeam [munbim] _n.
moonblind [munblaInd] _a. _.
moonblindness [munblaIndnIs] _n. _.
mooncalf [munkAf] _n. ;
mooneye [munaI] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> = moonblindness
mooneyed [munaId] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> , ( , ..)
moonfaced [munfeIst] _a.
moonhead [munhed] _n. _. _.
moonlander [munlQnd] _n. ,
moonlight [munlaIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; moonlight flitting (flitter) _. () , ţ 2. _v.
moonlighter [munlaIt] _n. 1> _pl. _. , , , 2>
moonlit [munlIt] _a.
moonlooper [munlup] _n. ,
moonscape [munskeIp] _n.
moonshine [munSaIn] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. _. ;
moonshiner [munSaIn] _n. _. _. 1> 2> ,
moonship [munSIp] _n.
moonstone [munstun] _n. _.
moonstruck [munstrk] _a.
moony [munI] _a. 1> ; 2> , ; 3> _.
Moor [mu] _n. 1> 2> _.
moor _I [mu] _n. 1> , 2> _II [mu] _v. ; ();
moor game [mugeIm] _n. (moorcock , moorhen )
moorage [murIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
moorbath [mubAT] _n. ,
moorcock [mukk] . moor game
moorfowl [mufaul] = moor game
moorhen [muhen] . moor game
mooringmast [murINmAst] _n. _. ( )
moorings [murINz] _n. _pl. _. ͣ ; , , ..
Moorish [murIS] _a.
moorland [mulnd] _n. ,
Moorman [mumn] _n. ( )
moose [mus] _n.
moot [mut] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. ( ) 2. _a. 3. _v. ;
mooted [mutId] 1. _p-p. moot 3 2. _a. _. = moot 2
mop _I [mp] 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 [mp] 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)
mopeeyed [mupaId] _a.
mopish [mupIS] _a. ;
moppet [mpIt] _n. _. £;
moraine [mreIn] _n. _.
moral [mrl] 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 [mrAl] _n. ; ; national morale ; to undermine the morale ,
moralist [mrlIst] _n. 1> 2> ,
morality [mrQlItI] _n. 1> 2> _pl. ; 3> _pl. 4> ; copybook morality 5> _. _.
moralize [mrlaIz] _v. 1> 2> , 3> ;
morally [mrlI] _adv. 1> ; 2> 3> 4> ; ,
morass [mrQs] _n. , ( _.)
moratorium [mrtrIm] _n. ;
moratory [mrtrI] _a.
Moravian [mreIvjn] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. 2. _n. 1> 2> _pl. _.
morbid [mbId] _a. 1> ; 2> ; morbid anatomy ; morbid growth _. 3> ; (); morbid imagination 4> ,
morbidity [mbIdItI] _n. 1> 2>
morbidness [mbIdnIs] _n. . {. morbid 3}
morbific [mbIfIk] _a.
mordacity [mdQsItI] _n. ;
mordant [mdnt] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> _. 3> _. () 4> 2. _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( );
mordent [mdnt] _n. _.
more [m] 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 [mrin] _n. () ( )
morel _I [mrel] _n. (; . petty morel) _II [mrel] _n. _. ޣ ̣
moreover [mruv] _adv. ,
mores [muriz] _. _n. _pl.
Moresque [mresk] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2>
morganatic [mgnQtIk] _a.
morgue _I [mg] _n. _. 1> , 2> _. _. _II [mg] _n. _. ,
moribund [mrIbnd] _a.
morion [mrIn] _n. _. _.
Mormon [mmn] _n. 1> 2> (m.)
morn [mn] _n. 1> _. 2> (the morn) _. ; the morn's morning
morning [mnIN] _n. 1> ; good morning ; 2> _. 3> , (-.); the morning of life 4> _attr. ; morning coat ; morning gown ; morning watch _. ( 4 8 .)
morning glory [mnINglrI] _n. _. 1> 2>
morning star [mnINstA] _n. ,
morocco [mrku] 1. _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) 2. _a.
moron [mrn] _n. ,
morose [mrus] _a. , ,
morpheme [mfim] _n. _.
Morpheus [mfjus] _n. _. _. ; in the arms of Morpheus ,
morphia [mfj] = morphine
morphine [mfin] _n.
morphinism [mfInIzm] _n. ,
morphologic [mfldZIk] _a.
morphological [mfldZIkl] _a.
morphology [mfldZI] _n.
morris [mrIs] _n. (. morris dance)
morrow [mru] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , {. tomorrow 2} 3> , (-.) ; on the morrow of (-.), (-.)
Morse [ms] _n. 1> _attr. Morse code, Morse alphabet ; Morse telegraph 2> _. . Morse code, Morse telegraph
morse [ms] _n. _.
morsel [msl] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ޣ
mortal [mtl] 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 [mtQlItI] _n. 1> 2> 3> ģ () 4> , ( ) 5> _attr. mortality tables
mortally [mtlI] _adv.
mortar _I [mt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. ; ͣ 2. _v. 1> 2> _. ͣ Σ _II [mt] 1. _n. ; 2. _v.
mortar-board [mtbd] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ( )
mortgage [mgIdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> ()
mortgagee [mgdZi] _n.
mortgager [mgIdZ] _n. ,
mortgagor [mgdZ] _n. ,
mortice [mtIs] = mortise
mortician [mtISn] _n. _. ;
mortification [mtIfIkeISn] _n. 1> ; ; mortification of the flesh 2> ; , 3> _. ; 4> _.
mortify [mtIfaI] _v. 1> (, ..); () 2> , 3> _. , 4> _.
mortifying [mtIfaIIN] 1. _pres-p. mortify 2. _a. ,
mortise [mtIs] _. 1. _n. 1> , , 2> _attr. mortise chisel 2. _v. ; ()
mortmain [mtmeIn] _n. _. ( , ..) , "ͣ "
mortuary [mtjurI] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 2. _a. , ; mortuary urn
mosaic [muzeIIk] 1. _n. 1> 2> -., (. _. ) 2. _a. 3. _v. ;
Mosaic [muzeIIk] _a. _. ; Mosaic Law
moselle [muzel] _n. ()
Moses [muzIz] _n. _.
mosey [mzI] _v. _. _. 1> , 2> ,
Moslem [mzlem] 1. _n. ; 2. _a.
mosque [msk] _n.
mosquito [mskitu] _n. (_pl. oes [ouz]) 1> ; 2> _attr.
mosquito-craft [mskitukrAft] _n. _. ; _.
mosquito-fleet [mskituflit] _n. _. "" ( )
mosquito-net [mskitunet] _n. , ..
moss [ms] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. ; 3> _. 2. _v.
moss-back [msbQk] _n. _. 1> = menhaden 2> (M.) _. , (. ) ( ) 3> _. ;
moss-berry [msberI] _n. _. ()
moss-grown [msgrun] _a. 1> 2> ,
moss-rose [msruz] _n. ,
mossiness [msInIs] _n. ;
mosstrooper [mstrup] _n. 1> _. ( XVII .) 2>
mossy [msI] _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 [z]) ; mot juste
mote [mut] _n. 1> 2> ; to see a mote in thy brother's eye _. ;
motel [mutel] _n. ,
motet [mutet] _n.
moth [mT] _n. 1> 2> 3> ̣
mothball [mTbl] _n. ( )
motheaten [mTitn] _a. 1> 2> ;
mother [mD] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; M. 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. .
mother country [mDkntrI] _n. 1> 2> ( )
mother missile [mDmIsaIl] _n. -, ( )
mother of pearl [mDrvpl] _n.
mother of thousands [mDrvTauzndz] _n. _. 1> ̣ 2> ,
mother ship [mDSIp] _n. _. 1> 2> -
mother's mark [mDzmAk] _n.
mother-craft [mDkrAft] _n.
mother-in-law [mDrInl] _n. (_pl. mothers-in-law) 1> ԣ 2>
mother-of-pearl [mDrvpl] _a.
motherhood [mDhud] _n.
mothering [mDrIN] _n. ,
mothering Sunday [mDrINsndI] _n. _. ף
motherland [mDlQnd] _n. ,
motherless [mDlIs] _a. ۣ
motherly [mDlI] 1. _a. 2. _adv. -
mothers-in-law [mDzInl] _pl. mother-in-law
motif [mutif] _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 [muSnpIktS] _n. ,
motional [muSnl] _a.
motionless [muSnlIs] _a. , ;
motivate [mutIveIt] = motive 3
motivation [mutIveISn] _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 [mtlI] 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 [mutbs] _n.
motor cycle [mutsaIkl] _n.
motor ship [mutSIp] _n.
motor-car [mutkA] _n. 1> 2> _.
motor-cyclist [mutsaIklIst] _n.
motorcade [mutkeId] _n. _. 1> 2> ;
motorcycle [mutsaIkl] _v. ;
motoring [mutrIN] 1. _pres-p. motor 3 2. _n. 1> 2>
motorist [mutrIst] _n.
mottle [mtl] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ;
mottled [mtld] 1. _p-p. mottle 2 2. _a. 1> , ң; У 2> ( )
motto [mtu] _n. (_pl. oes [ouz]) 1> , 2>
moufflon [mufln] _n. _.
mould _I [muld] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ; ; _. _II [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> ();
mound [maund] 1. _n. ; ; ; 2. _v. ;
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 _. _II [maunt] _n. 1> ; (_., , .: Mount Everest ) 2> ( )
mountain [mauntIn] _n. 1> 2> , , 3> (the M.) _. _. "", 4> _attr. ; ; the mountain in labour, the mountain has brought forth a mouse ; to make a mountain out of a molehill ;
mountaineer [mauntInI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. ,
mountaineering [mauntInIrIN] 1. _pres-p. mountaineer 2 2. _n.
mountainous [mauntIns] _a. 1> 2>
mountebank [mauntIbQNk] 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 [mn] _v. 1> , 2> 3> , ,
mourner [mn] _n. 1> 2>
mournful [mnful] _a. , ; ;
mourning [mnIN] 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 [mstAS] _n.
mouth 1. _n. [mauT], _pl. [mauDz] 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. [mauD] 1> ; 2> ; 3> 4> 5> ( )
mouth-filling [mauTfIlIN] _a.
mouth-organ [mauTǍgn] _n.
mouther [mauD] _n. 1> 2>
mouthful [mauTful] _n. 1> (-.); ; 2> 3> , ..; to say a mouthful -. ,
mouthpiece [mauTpis] _n. 1> 2> , ; ( ); (, ..) 3>
mouthy [mauDI] _a. 1> 2> ,
movable [muvbl] 1. _a. 1> ; , , 2> ( ) 2. _n. _pl. ,
move [muv] 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 [muvlIs] _a. ; moveless countenance
movement [muvmnt] _n. 1> , , 2> () 3> , 4> , 5> () 6> , ( ) 7> _. ; ; upward (downward) movement () 8> _. ; 9> 10> _.
mover [muv] _n. 1> , ; prime mover ; 2> , ( ..)
movie [muvI] _n. _. 1> 2> _pl. 3> _pl.
moviegoer [muvIgu] _n.
moviemaker [muvImeIk] _n.
movietone [muvItun] _n.
moving [muvIN] 1. _pres-p. move 2 2. _a. 1> (); 2> ,
moving pictures [muvINpIktSz] _n. _pl.
moving staircase [muvINstEkeIs] _n.
moviola [muvIȍl] _n. _. _. ,
mow _I [mau] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. ; {. . mop i:i:} _II [mu] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. , _III [mu] _v. (mowed [d] - mowed, mown) ; ; mow down > ; > ( ..); mow off = mow down
mower [mu] _n. 1> 2>
mowing-machine [muINmSin] _n. ,
mown [mun] _p-p. mow III
Mr. [mIst] _. mister 1
Mrs. [mIsIz] _. mistress 2
much [mtS] 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 [mjusIlIdZ] _n. 1> (); 2>
muck [mk] 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 [mkreIk] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 2. _v. ԣ
muck-raker [mkreIk] _n. " " (, ԣ )
mucker [mk] 1. _n. 1> _. ֣ ; _. ; to come a mucker _. > ; > ; ; to go a mucker (on, over) 2> _. , 3> _. (); ; 2. _v. _. 1> , ; 2> ( mucker away)
muckworm [mkwm] _n. 1> 2>
mucky [mkI] _a. 1> 2>
mucous [mjuks] _a. ; mucous membrane
mucus [mjuks] _n.
mud [md] _n. 1> , ; , ; to stick in the mud ; _. ; to throw ( to fling) mud (at) ; 2>
mud box [mdbks] _n. _.
mud-bath [mdbAT] _n. _.
muddle [mdl] 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 [mdlhedId] _a. ,
muddy [mdI] 1. _a. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> ; 4> ( ) 5> , 6> ( ) 7> ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2>
mudfish [mdfIS] _n. , ,
mudguard [mdgAd] _n. _. ; _.
mudlark [mdlAk] _n. 1> , 2> ,
mudsill [mdsIl] _n. _.
mudslinger [mdslIN] _n. _. _.
muezzin [muezIn] _. _n.
muff _I [mf] _n. 1> 2> _. , _II [mf] 1. _n. 1> , ; ""; _. "" 2> , ; 2. _v. , , (. to make a muff of the business); to muff one's lines _.
muffin [mfIn] _n. 1> 2>
muffineer [mfInI] _n. 1> 2> , ..
muffle [mfl] 1. _n. _. 1> ; 2> 2. _v. 1> , ( muffle up) 2> , ()
muffled [mfld] 1. _p-p. muffle 2 2. _a. 1> ۣ; muffled curses , ӣ 2> ,
muffler [mfl] _n. 1> , 2> ; ӣ 3> _. ; 4> _.
mufti [mftI] _. _n. 1> 2> _.
mug _I [mg] 1. _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> 3> _. , , ; thinking mug 4> _. ; 5> ( ) 2. _v. _. 1> , ( ) 2> 3> _. 4> _. ( ) _II [mg] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. , ( mug up) _III [mg] _n. _. 1> 2> ( ); that's a mug's game ;
mug-house [mghaus] _n. _.
mug-hunter [mghnt] _n. _. _.
mugful [mgful] _n. (-.)
mugger _I [mg] _n. _II [mg] _n. 1> 2> _. 3>
mugging [mgIN] _n. ,
muggins [mgInz] _n. 1> _. 2> 3>
muggy [mgI] _a. ԣ ( ..); , У ( )
mugwump [mgwmp] _n. _. 1> , ( "" ) 2> , ""
mulatto [mjulQtu] 1. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) () 2. _a. , ( )
mulberry [mlbrI] _n. 1> _. , 2> 3> _attr. , ԣ-
mulberry bush [mlbrIbuS] _n.
mulch [mltS] _-. 1. _n. 2. _v.
mulching [mltSIN] _n. _-.
mulct [mlkt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> (-., ); he was mulcted of 10 10 ()
mule _I [mjul] _n. 1> ; _. ӣ 2> 3> _. - 4> _. ; _II [mjul] _n. , _III [mjul] = mewl
muleteer [mjulItI] _n.
muliebrity [mjulIebrItI] _n. 1> 2>
mulish [mjulIS] _a. ( ӣ)
mull _I [ml] _. 1. _n. ; to make a mull of smth. -. 2. _v. , _II [ml] _v. _. , (over) _III [ml] _n. _IV [ml] _n. _. ( _. ) _V [ml] _v.
mullah [ml] _. _n.
mullein [mlIn] _n. _.
mullet [mlIt] _n. _. ; striped mullet ; red mullet
mulligatawny [mlIgtnI] _. _n.
mulligrubs [mlIgrbz] _n. _pl. _. 1> 2> ;
mullock [mlk] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. _.
mulsh [mlS] = mulch
mult [mlt] = multure
multangular [mltQNgjul] _a.
multeity [mltiItI] _n. ;
multi [mltI] -; -: multiform
multi-stage [mltIsteIdZ] _a. 1> ; multi-stage rocket 2> 3>
multicolour [mltIkl] 1. _n. 2. _a. ,
multicoloured [mltIkld] _a. ,
multiengined [mltIendZInd] _a.
multifarious [mltIfErIs] _a.
multiflorous [mltIflrs] _a. _.
multifold [mltIfuld] _a.
multiform [mltIfm] _a.
multiformity [mltIfmItI] _n. ;
multilateral [mltIlQtrl] _a. ; M. Nuclear Force
multimedia [mltImidI] _a. ; a multimedia approach to learning
multimillionaire [mltImIljnE] _n.
multinational [mltInQSnl] _a.
multipartite [mltIpAtaIt] _a. ̣
multiped [mltIped] _n. _. ;
multiphase [mltIfeIz] _a. _.
multiplane [mltIpleIn] _n. _.
multiple [mltIpl] 1. _a. 1> , ; , ; multiple shop 2> ; 3> _. 2. _n. _. ; least common multiple
multiple voting [mltIplvutIN] _n. 1> , 2>
multiplex [mltIpleks] _a. 1> 2>
multiplicand [mltIplIkQnd] _n. _.
multiplication [mltIplIkeISn] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _attr. multiplication table
multiplicity [mltIplIsItI] _n. 1> ; 2> ; a ( the) multiplicity of cases
multiplier [mltIplaI] _n. 1> 2>
multiply [mltIplaI] _v. 1> () 2> () 3> _. ,
multipurpose [mltIpps] _a. ; ;
multistory [mltIstrI] _a.
multisyllable [mltIsIlbl] _n.
multitude [mltItjud] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; the multitude
multitudinous [mltItjudIns] _a.
multiversity [mltIvsItI] _n. , -
multocular [mltkjul] _a.
multure [mltj] _n. _. _.
mum _I [mm] 1. _interj. !, !; mum's the word! ( ) !, 2. _a. _predic. ; to keep mum ; to sit mum 3. _v. 1> 2> _. _II [mm] _n. _. _III [mm] = mummy II
mumble [mmbl] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2>
Mumbo Jumbo [mmbudZmbu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) ͣ; _. ;
mummer [mm] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , "ԣ"
mummery [mmrI] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. , ""
mummification [mmIfIkISn] _n. ; ,
mummify [mmIfaI] _v. ; ,
mummy _I [mmI] _n. 1> 2> ; to beat ( to smash) to a mummy 3> , _II [mmI] _n. _.
mump _I [mmp] _v. , _II [mmp] _v. 1> , , 2>
mumper _I [mmp] _n. , _II [mmp] _n. ,
mumpish [mmpIS] _a. ,
mumps [mmps] _n. _pl. (. sing) 1> () 2> ; to have the mumps
munch [mntS] _v. ,
mundane [mndeIn] _a. ; ,
municipal [mjunIsIpl] _a. 1> , ; municipal buildings 2>
municipality [mjunIsIpQlItI] _n. 1> , 2>
municipalize [mjunIsIplaIz] _v.
munificence [mjunIfIsns] _n.
munificent [mjunIfIsnt] _a.
muniment [mjunImnt] _n. (. _pl.) , , ..
munition [mjunISn] 1. _n. (. _pl.) 1> ; (, ..) 2> (. ) 2. _v. ( )
munition-factory [mjunISnfQktrI] _n.
munition-worker [mjunISnwk] _n.
munitioner [mjunISn] = munition-worker
murage [mjurIdZ] _n. _.
mural [mjurl] 1. _a. ; mural painting 2. _n.
murder [md] 1. _n. ; the murder is out ; murder will out _. ; to cry blue murder ; , 2. _interj. ! 3. _v. 1> , 2> _. (_. ..); ( )
murderer [mdr] _n.
murderess [mdrIs] _n. ( )
murderous [mdrs] _a. 1> ; 2> ; ; murderous war
mure [mju] _v. 1> 2> 3> ,
muriate [mjurIIt] _n. _. ; muriate of ammonia
muriatic [mjurIQtIk] _a. _. ; muriatic acid
murk [mk] 1. _n. , ; murk of rain 2. _a. ԣ,
murky [mkI] _a. ԣ, ;
murmur [mm] 1. _n. 1> ; (); (ޣ) 2> ۣ ; ۣ 3> ; ; without a murmur 4> _. ( ) 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> 3> , (at, against - )
murmurous [mmrs] _a. 1> 2> ,
murphy [mfI] _n. _.
murrain [mrIn] _n. 1> 2> ( ); a murrain on you! _. _. !
murrey [mrI] _. 1. _a. , ԣ- 2. _n. ԣ-
muscadine [mskdIn] _n.
muscat [mskt] = muscatel
muscatel [msktel] _n. ( )
muscle [msl] 1. _n. , ; _. ; a man of muscle 2. _v. muscle in _. _. ,
muscology [mskldZI] _n. ( )
muscovado [mskvAdu] _n.
Muscovite [mskuvaIt] 1. _n. 1> () 2> _. ; 2. _a. _.
Muscovy [mskuvI] _n. _. ; Muscovy glass ; Muscovy duck = musk-duck
muscular [mskjul] _a. 1> ; 2> ;
muscularity [mskjulQrItI] _n. 1> 2>
musculature [mskjultS] _n.
muse _I [mjuz] _n. _II [mjuz] 1. _v. 1> (on, upon); 2> 2. _n. _. ;
musette [mjuzet] _n. _. 1> 2> 3> = musette bag
musette bag [mjuzetbQg] _n. _.
museum [mjuzIm] _n.
museum-piece [mjuzImpis] _n. ; (. _.)
mush _I [mS] _n. 1> -. 2> _. 3> _. , 4> , 5> ; to make a mush _II [mS] _. 1. _n. ( ) 2. _v. ( ) _III [mS] _n. _.
mushroom [mSrum] 1. _n. 1> 2> , .. 3> _. 4> _. 5> _attr. ; ; mushroom growth , ; mushroom settlement ӣ 2. _v. , ; mushroom out = mushroom up; mushroom up > ; >
mushy [mSI] _a. 1> 2> 3> _. ,
music [mjuzIk] _n. 1> ; to music 2> ; he plays without music 3> ; 4> _. ,
music master [mjuzIkmAst] _n.
music mistress [mjuzIkmIstrIs] _n.
music-case [mjuzIkkeIs] _n.
music-hall [mjuzIkhl] _n. 1> - 2>
music-paper [mjuzIkpeIp] _n.
music-rack [mjuzIkrQk] = music-stand
music-stand [mjuzIkstQnd] _n. ( )
music-stool [mjuzIkstul] _n. ( )
musical [mjuzIkl] 1. _a. 1> ; musical comedy ; 2> ; musical voice 2. _n.
musician [mjuzISn] _n. 1> ; 2>
musicologist [mjuzIkldZIst] _n.
musk [msk] _n. 1> 2>
musk-deer [mskdI] _n.
musk-duck [mskdk] _n.
musk-ox [mskks] _n. ,
musk-rat [mskrQt] _n. 1> 2>
musk-shrew [mskSru] _n.
muskeg [mskeg] _n. _. 1> ڣ 2>
musket [mskIt] _n. _.
musketeer [mskItI] _n. _. ԣ
musketry [mskItrI] _n. _. 1> _. ԣ 2> 3> 4>
musky [mskI] _a.
Muslim [muslIm] = Moslem
muslin [mzlIn] _n. 1> 2> _. ; a bit of muslin _. ,
musquash [mskwS] _n. 1> 2>
muss [ms] _. _. 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. , ; (. muss up)
mussel [msl] _n. _.
Mussulman [mslmn] 1. _n. (_pl. -s) 2. _a.
Mussulmans [mslmnz] _pl. Mussulman 1
must _I [mst] ( ); [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 [mst] _n. _. ; ; it is a rigid must _III [mst] _n. _IV [mst] _n. , _V [mst] _n. "" ( )
must-list [mstlIst] _n. _.
mustache [mstAS] = moustache
mustang [mstQN] _n. 1> 2> _. _. _. ,
mustard [mstd] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; mustard oil ; all to the mustard _. , ; to be keen as mustard
mustard gas [mstdgQs] _n. _. ,
mustard plaster [mstdplAst] _n. 1> 2> _. , " "
mustard-pot [mstdpt] _n.
musteline [mstlin] _a. musteline family _.
muster [mst] 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 [mstraut] _n.
muster-roll [mstrul] _n. _. ; _.
mustn't [msnt] _. _. = must not
musty [mstI] _a. 1> ; ; 2> ;
mutability [mjutbIlItI] _n. ,
mutable [mjutbl] _a. , ,
mutate [mjuteIt] _v. 1> () 2> _. ()
mutation [mjuteISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. 4> _. ,
mutch [mtS] _n. _. ,
mute [mjut] 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 [mjutId] 1. _p-p. mute 3 2. _a. ۣ; with muted strings
muteness [mjutnIs] _n.
mutilate [mjutIleIt] _v. 1> , , 2> ()
mutilation [mjutIleISn] _n. 1> 2>
mutineer [mjutInI] _n. ;
mutinous [mjutIns] _a.
mutiny [mjutInI] 1. _n. (. . ); ; the M. _. 2. _v. ; (against)
mutism [mjutIzm] _n. _. 1> 2>
mutt [mt] _n. _. 1> , , 2>
mutter [mt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> ̣ () 2. _v. 1> 2> (against, at - ) 3> , ; 4>
mutton [mtn] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> _attr. ; let's return to our muttons Σ ; mutton dressed like lamb
mutton chop [mtntSp] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
mutton-bird [mtnbd] _n. _.
mutton-head [mtnhed] _n. _. , ӣ,
mutton-headed [mtnhedId] _a. _. ,
muttony [mtnI] _a. ,
mutual [mjutjul] _a. 1> , ; mutual relations ; mutual help ( aid) ; mutual association (society) () ; mutual understanding ; mutual admiration society _. 2> , ; our mutual friend ; mutual wall ( )
mutualism [mjutjulIzm] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
mutuality [mjutjuQlItI] _n. ; ;
mutually [mjutjulI] _adv. ;
muz [mz] _n. _.
muzz [mz] _n. _.
muzzle [mzl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. , , 4> _. ; 5> _. _. ; 6> _attr. ; muzzle velocity () 2. _v. 1> 2>
muzzle-loader [mzllud] _n. ,
muzzle-sight [mzlsaIt] _n. _.
muzzy [mzI] _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 [maIQldZI] _n. _. ,
myall [maIl] _n.
mycelium [maIsilIm] _n. _. ,
Mycenaean [maIsinin] _a. _. _.
mycology [maIkldZI] _n.
myelities [maIlaItIs] _n. _.
mynheer [maInhI] _. _n. 1> , ( ) 2>
myocarditis [maIukAdaItIs] _n. _.
myope [maIup] _n.
myopia [maIȫupj] _n.
myopic [maIȍpIk] _a.
myriad [mIrId] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 2. _a. ,
myrmidon [mmIdn] _n. 1> (Myrmidon) _. _. 2> _. , ; myrmidons of the law , (, , )
myrrh [m] _n.
myrtle [mtl] _n. _.
myself [maIself] _pron. 1> _refl. , ; -; ; I have hurt myself 2> _emph. ; I saw it myself ; I am not myself ;
mysterious [mIstIrIs] _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 [mIstIfIkeISn] _n.
mystify [mIstIfaI] _v. 1> 2> 3> ;
mystique [mIstik] _n. 1> 2> ,
myth [mIT] _n. 1> ; _. , 2> ;
mythical [mITIkl] _a. 1> , 2> ,
mythicize [mITIsaIz] _v. 1> , 2>
mythological [mITldZIkl] _a. ; , ; mythological message _. _. ,
mythology [mITldZI] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
N n [en] _n. (_pl. Ns, N's [enz]) 1> 14- . 2> = en 2 3> _. ̣ ; to the nth > n- ( ) ; > _.
n't [nt] _. . not
nab [nQb] _v. 1> , 2> 3> ,
nabob [neIbb] _n. _.
nacelle [nQsel] _n. 1> 2> 3> ̣
nacre [neIk] _n. 1> 2>
nacreous [neIkrIs] _a.
nacrous [neIkrIs] _a.
nadir [neIdI] _n. 1> _. 2> , ; to be at the nadir of one's hope
nag _I [nQg] _n. _. () ; ; a wretched nag _II [nQg] 1. _n. , () 2. _v. 1> ; , ; , "" (at) 2> ,
nagger [nQg] _n. , ; ;
nagging [nQgIN] 1. _pres-p. nag II, 2 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ; nagging pain 3. _n. ; أ
naiad [naIQd] _n. (_pl. -s [z], -es [iz]) _.
naif [nAif] = 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 [neIlbrS] _n. ݣ
nail-head [neIlhed] _n.
nail-scissors [neIlsIzz] _n. _pl.
naildrawer [neIldr] _n. ģ
nailed-up [neIldp] _a. -,
nailer [neIl] _n. 1> ; 2> _. (at nailer ޣ-.) 3> _.
nailery [neIlrI] _n.
nailing [neIlIN] 1. _pres-p. nail 2 2. _a. _. , ,
nainsook [neInsuk] _n. ()
naive [nAiv] _a. 1> ; 2>
naivete [nAivteI], naivety [nAivtI] _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 [nQmbIpQmbI] 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> ;
name-child [neImtSaIld] _n. , -.
name-day [neImdeI] _n.
name-part [neImpAt] _n.
name-plate [neImpleIt] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> ; ()
name-story [neImstrI] _n. ,
nameless [neImlIs] _a. 1> , ; 2> ; 3> ,
namely [neImlI] _adv. _a. ,
namesake [neImseIk] _n. 1> = name-child 2> ԣ
nance [nQns] _. . nancy
nancy [nQnsI] _n. 1> _. , , "" (. Miss N.) 2> _.
nanism [nQnIzm] _n. ,
nankeen [nQNkin], nankin [nQnkIn] _n. 1> () 2> _pl. 3>
nanny _I [nQnI] _n. _. , _II [nQnI] = nanny-goat
nanny-goat [nQnIgut] _n.
nap _I [nQp] 1. _n. ; ; to take ( to have, to snatch) a nap ; to steal a nap 2. _v. ; ; to be caught napping _II [nQp] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( ޣ-.) 2. _v. _III [nQp] _n. {_. napoleon 1} ; to go nap on smth. , ӣ
napalm [neIpAm] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; napalm bomb
nape [neIp] _n. ; (. nape of the neck)
naphtha [nQfT] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4>
naphthalene, naphthaline [nQfTlin] _n.
napkin [nQpkIn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _pl. ̣; to lay up in a napkin
napkin-ring [nQpkInrIN] _n.
napless [nQplIs] _a. 1> , 2> ԣ,
napoleon [npuljn] _n. 1> (N.) 2> _. ( = 20 ) 3> _pl. 4> ϣ ,
Napoleonic [npulIȍnIk] _a.
napoo [nQpu] _interj. (. _. il n'y en a plus) _. _. !; !; !; !; !
nappe [nQp] _n. _.
nappy [nQpI] _n. _. . napkin 2
narcissi [nAsIsaI] _pl. narcissus
narcissism [nAsIsIzm] _n. ̣,
narcissist [nAsIsIst] _n. ̣ , ""
narcissus [nAsIss] _n. (_pl. -es [Iz], -si) _.
narcosis [nAkusIs] _n.
narcotic [nAktIk] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. ,
narcotism [nAktIzm] _n.
narcotization [nAktaIzeISn] _n. _.
narcotize [nAktaIz] _v. 1> _. ; 2>
nark [nAk] 1. _n. _. "" ( , , ) 2. _v. 1> 2> , ; nark it! !
narrate [nreIt] _v. ,
narration [nreISn] _n. 1> , 2> ; ( ..) 3>
narrative [nQrtIv] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; _. - 2. _a.
narrator [nreIt] _n. 1> 2> ; ԣ,
narrow [nQru] 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
narrow-gauge [nQrugeIdZ] _a. 1> _-. 2> _.
narrow-minded [nQrumaIndId] _a. , ̣, ;
narrowgauge [nQrugeIdZ] _n. _-.
narrowgoods [nQrugudz] _n. _pl. , ..
narrowly [nQrulI] _adv. 1> , 2> ; he narrowly escaped drowning 3> , ; ; to look at a thing narrowly -.
narrowness [nQrunIs] _n. ;
narwhal [nAwl] _n. _.
nary [nErI] _a. _. _. , ;
nasal [neIzl] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. _.
nasality [neIzQlItI] _n. _.
nasalization [neIzlaIzeISn] _n. _.
nasalize [neIzlaIz] _v. 1> 2> _. ,
nascency [nQsnsI] _n. ,
nascent [nQsnt] _a. , ; , ;
nastily [nAstIlI] _adv. ,
nasturtium [nstSm] _n. _. ,
nasty [nAstI] _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
natal [neItl] _a. ; natal day ; natal place
natality [neItQlItI] _n. 1> ; 2>
natation [nteISn] _n. ;
natatorial [neItturIl] _a. 1> ; 2>
natatory [neIttrI] _a. 1> ; 2>
nates [neItiz] _n. _pl. _. 1> 2> ң
nation [neISn] _n. 1> , ; 2> , , ; peace-loving nations ; most favoured nation _. 3> the nation _. > , (. this nation); > 4> (the nations) _pl. _. , 5> _. ( )
national [nQSnl] 1. _a. 1> , ; national assembly ; national economy ; national minority ; national convention _. 2> ; national anthem ; national bank ; national park _. ; ; national enterprise ; national forces ֣ ; N. Service ; national government _. ; national team _. , 2. _n. ( _pl.) 1> , 2> ( ) -. ; enemy nationals
nationalism [nQSnlIzm] _n. 1> 2> ;
nationalist [nQSnlIst] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> -
nationalistic [nQSnlIstIk] = nationalist 2
nationality [nQSnQlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , 4> , 5>
nationalization [nQSnlaIzeISn] _n.
nationalize [nQSnlaIz] _v. 1> 2> 3> ,
nationally [nQSnlI] _adv. 1> ( ) 2> 3>
nationhood [neISnhud] _n. , ;
nationwide [neISnwaId] _a. 1> 2> ,
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>
nativeborn [neItIvbn] _a. 1> 2>
nativegrasses [neItIvgrAsIz] _n. _pl. ; ( )
nativesugar [neItIvSug] _n.
nativity [ntIvItI] _n. 1> 2> (the N.) _. 3> _. ( , ) 4>
natrium [neItrIm] _n. _.
natron [neItrn] _n. _. ,
natter [nQt] _v. 1> , ; 2> _.
natterjack [nQtdZQk] _n. _.
natty [nQtI] _a. 1> , 2> ,
natural [nQtSrl] 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! !
natural bar [nQtSrlbA] _n. ,
naturalground [nQtSrlgraund] _n. 1> 2>
naturalism [nQtSrlIzm] _n.
naturalist [nQtSrlIst] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> 3> ; , 2. _a. = naturalistic
naturalistic [nQtSrlIstIk] _a.
naturalization [nQtSrlaIzeISn] _n. 1> 2> (, ) 3> 4>
naturalize [nQtSrlaIz] _v. 1> () ( ) 2> () ( ) 3> 4> , ; this word was naturalized in English in the 18th century XVIII 5> _.
naturally [nQtSrlI] _adv. 1> , 2> , 3> ; ,
nature [neItS] _n. 1> ( - ); N.'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
nature study [neItSstdI] _n. ;
naught [nt] _. _. 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. ,
naughtiness [ntInIs] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
naughty [ntI] _a. 1> , , ; 2> _. , ; ; naughty story
nausea [nsj] _n. 1> ; 2>
nauseate [nsIeIt] _v. 1> 2> ( ) 3>
nauseous [nsjs] _a. ,
nautical [ntIkl] _a. 1> ; nautical mile (= 1853,6 ) 2>
nautilus [ntIls] _n. (_pl. es [Iz], li) _. ()
naval [neIvl] _a. , ; naval architect -; naval communications ; naval forces - ; naval officer > ; > _. ; naval service ; naval stores
nave _I [neIv] _n. _. , () _II [neIv] _n. 1> () 2> _. ()
navel [neIvl] _n. 1> , 2> , (-.)
navelcord [neIvlkd] = navelstring
navelstring [neIvlstrIN] _n.
navigability [nQvIgbIlItI] _n. 1> ( ) 2> , ()
navigable [nQvIgbl] _a. 1> 2> , 3> ̣, ̣ 4> ( )
navigate [nQvIgeIt] _v. 1> ( ); ( ̣) 2> (, ); (̣) 3> _. (); (); to navigate a bill through Parliament
navigatingofficer [nQvIgeItINǍfIs] _n. _. _.
navigation [nQvIgeISn] _n. 1> , , ; ; inland navigation 2> () 3> ̣;
navigator [nQvIgeIt] _n. 1> 2> _. _.
navvy [nQvI] _n. 1> , ; mere navvy's work 2> ,
navy [neIvI] _n. 1> - , - ; the Royal N. - 2> 3> _. ,
navyblue [neIvIblu] _a. ԣ-
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> _.
naze [neIz] _n. _. ,
Nazi [nAtsI] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
Nazism [nAtsIzm] _n. ,
ne'er [nE] _adv. (_. never) _. : ne'er a... ...
ne'er-do-weel [nEduwil], ne'er-do-well [nEduwel] 1. _n. ; 2. _a.
neap [nip] 1. _n. ( , 1- 3- ) 2. _v. ( ); neaped ship ,
Neapolitan [nIplItn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
neaptide [niptaId] = neap 1
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 ,
near desert [nIdezt] _n.
near miss [nImIs] _n. (. ); ; it was a near miss - ; ݣ
near sight [nIsaIt] _n.
nearbeer [nIbI] _n.
nearby [nIbaI] _a. ,
nearearth [nIȫT] _a. ; nearearth space
nearly [nIlI] _adv. 1> ; nearly related > ; > 2> ; ; ; not nearly
nearness [nInIs] _n.
nearsighted [nIsaItId] _a.
nearsightedness [nIsaItIdnIs] = near sight
neat _I [nit] _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 [nit] 1. _n. (_pl. .) 1> , , 2> _. 2. _a. . {. 1}
neat'sleather [nitsleD] _n.
neat'stongue [nitstN] _n.
neathanded [nithQndId] _a. ,
neatherd [nithd] _n.
neatly [nitlI] _adv. 1> , 2> ޣ, 3> ,
neatness [nitnIs] _n. 1> , ; 2> ޣ 3> ,
neb [neb] _n. _. 1> ; , 2> (, ..)
nebula [nebjul] _n. (_pl. lae) 1> _. 2> _. ()
nebulae [nebjuli] _pl. nebula
nebular [nebjul] _a. nebular hypothesis
nebulizer [nebjulaIz] _n.
nebulosity [nebjulsItI] _n. 1> ; 2> , ޣ (, ..);
nebulous [nebjuls] _a. 1> , 2> ;
necessarian [nesIsErIn] = necessitarian
necessarily [nesIsrIlI] _adv. 1> , 2>
necessary [nesIsrI] 1. _a. 1> , 2> 3> , 2. _n. 1> ; the necessaries (of life) 2> (the necessary) _. 3> _.
necessitarian [nIsesItErIn] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
necessitarianism [nIsesItErInIzm] _n. _.
necessitate [nIsesIteIt] _v. 1> ; 2> _.
necessitous [nIsesIts] _a. , ; to be in necessitous circumstances Σ
necessity [nIsesItI] _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 , ; ,
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. _.
neckband [nekbQnd] _n. 1> (); () 2> ( )
neckcloth [nekklT] _n. _. ,
neckerchief [nektSIf] _n. _. ; ,
necking [nekIN] 1. _pres-p. neck 2 2. _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 3. _a. necking party -
necklace [neklIs] _n.
necklet [neklIt] _n. 1> 2> ,
neckmould [nekmuld] _n. _.
neckpiece [nekpis] _n. 1> 2> 3>
necktie [nektaI] _n.
neckwear [nekwE] _n. _. , ..
neckyoke [nekjuk] _n.
necrologist [nekrldZIst] _n.
necrologue [nekrlg] _n.
necrology [nekrldZI] _n. 1> 2>
necromancer [nekrumQns] _n. ; ,
necromancy [nekrumQnsI] _n. ; ޣ
necromantic [nekrumQntIk] _a. 1> 2>
necrophagous [nekrfgs] _a.
necropolis [nekrplIs] _n. (_pl. ses [sIz]) ,
necropsy [nekrpsI] _n.
necroscopy [nekrskpI] = necropsy
necrose [nekrus] _v. _. 1> 2>
necrosis [nekrusIs] _n. _. ,
nectar [nekt] _n. 1> _. ; _. 2> ; 3>
nectariferous [nektrIfrs] _a. _. ,
nectarine [nektrIn] 1. _n. 2. _a. _.
nectary [nektrI] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
Neddy [nedI] _n. _. ӣ,
nee [neI] _a. _. ģ; Mrs. Brown, nee Johnston , ģ
need [nid] 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 [nidful] 1. _a. , ; , (to, for) 2. _n. 1> ; to do the needful > , ; > _. 2> (the needful) _.
needle [nidl] 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> _.
needlebath [nidlbAT] _n.
needlebearing [nidlbErIN] _n. _.
needlecase [nidlkeIs] _n.
needlefish [nidlfIS] _n. _. -,
needleful [nidlful] _n. ,
needlegun [nidlgn] _n. _. أ
needlelace [nidlleIs] _n. ,
needlepoint [nidlpInt] _n. 1> ɣ 2> = needlelace 3>
needleshaped [nidlSeIpt] _a.
needless [nidlIs] _a. , ; ; needless enmity ; needless to say... ..., ...
needlewoman [nidlwumn] _n.
needlework [nidlwk] _n. أ; ,
needments [nidmnts] _n. _pl. ӣ (. )
needn't _. = need not
needs [nidz] _adv. _. , , ( must, _.); he needs must go, he must needs go ; needs must when the devil drives ң
needy [nidI] _a. ,
nefarious [nIfErIs] _a. 1> 2> ; ; nefarious purposes
negate [nIgeIt] _v. 1> 2> 3>
negation [nIgeISn] _n. 1> 2> ,
negationist [nIgeISnIst] _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 [negtIvItI] _n.
negatory [negtrI] _a.
neglect [nIglekt] 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 [nIglektful] _a. 1> ( -., -.); 2> ,
neglige [negliZeI] _n. _. ;
negligee [negliZeI] _. = neglige
negligence [neglIdZns] _n. 1> ; ; culpable ( criminal) negligence _. 2> ; the negligence of one's attire
negligent [neglIdZnt] _a. 1> ; negligent in his dress 2> , ; ; negligent of one's duties
negligible [neglIdZbl] _a. , ޣ; negligible quantity ; by a negligible margin ,
negotiable [nIguSjbl] _a. 1> 2> , , ( ..) 3> , ( , ..)
negotiant [nIguSInt] _n. , ; ,
negotiate [nIguSIeIt] _v. 1> , (with); ; to negotiate a loan (terms of peace) () 2> , ( ..) 3> 4> , ; ()
negotiated peace [nIguSIeItIdpis] _n. ,
negotiation [nIguSIeISn] _n. 1> ; ; negotiations are under way ; to conduct negotiations 2> ()
negotiator [nIguSIeIt] _n. 1> , 2>
Negress [nigrIs] _n.
Negrillo [negrIlu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) ;
Negrito [negritu] _n. (_pl. os, oes [ouz]) ( )
Negro [nigru] 1. _n. (_pl. oes [ouz]) ; 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ޣ, ԣ
Negrohead [nigruhed] _n. 1> ԣ, , 2>
Negroid [nigrId] _a.
Negroidal [nigrIdl] _a.
Negrophobia [nigrufubI] _n. ,
Negus [nigs] _n. _. ( )
negus [nigs] _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 neighbour -.)
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 100 100 2> , , ; we live in a healthy neighbourhood ף ; the laughingstock of the whole neighbourhood 3> 4> ; good neighbourhood 5> _attr.
neighbourhood unit [neIbhudjunIt] _n.
neighbouring [neIbrIN] 1. _pres-p. neighbour 2 2. _a. ,
neighbourly [neIblI] 1. _a. , ; 2. _adv. _. -
neighbourship [neIbSIp] _n. 1> , 2>
neither [naID]; _. [niD] _pron. _neg. 1. . ( ); ; neither of you knows ; 2. . ; neither statement is true , 3. . ; if you do not go, neither shall I ģ,
neither...nor [naID...n] _cj. ... ...; he neither knows nor cares ; neither here nor there ,
nek [nek] _n. _-. ,
nekton [nektn] _n. _. _.
nelly [nelI] _n.
nelson [nelsn] _n. _. ()
Nemesis [nemIsIs] _n. _. _.
nenuphar [nenjufA] _n. _.
neocene [nisin] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
neocolonialism [niuklunjlIzm] _n.
neolithic [nioulITIk] _a. ; neolithic age ,
neologism [niȍldZIzm] _n.
neologize [niȍldZaIz] _v.
neology [niȍldZI] _n. 1> 2>
neon [nin] _n. 1> _. 2> _attr. ; neon lamp, neon arc, neon tube ; neon sign ,
neophron [nifrn] _n. _.
neophyte [nioufaIt] _n. 1> _. , ݣ 2>
neoplasm [niouplQzm] _n. _. , ;
neoplasty [niouplQstI] _n. _.
neoteric [niouterIk] 1> 2> ;
neotropical [nioutrpIkl] _a. _. Σ
neozoic [niouzuIk] _a. _.
nepenthe [nepenTI], nepenthes [nepenTiz] _n. 1> -., 2> _.
nephew [nevju] _n.
nephology [nefldZI] _n. ( )
nephrite [nefraIt] _n. _.
nephritic [nefrItIk] _a. _. ,
nephritis [nefraItIs] _n. _.
nepotism [neptIzm] _n. , ;
nepotist [neptIst] _n. ,
Neptune [neptjun] _n. _. _.
Neptunian [neptjunjn] _a. _. , ,
neptunium [neptjunjm] _n. _.
nereid [nIrIId] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
Nero [nIru] _n. _.
nervate [nveIt] _a. _.
nervation [nveISn] _n. _. ,
nerve [nv] 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 [nvsent] _n.
nerve-knot [nvnt] _n. ,
nerve-racking [nvrQkIN] _a. ,
nerve-strain [nvstreIn] _n. ; _.
nerveless [nvlIs] _a. 1> , ; 2> _. 3> _.
nervine [nvin] _. 1. _a. ; 2. _n. ; ,
nervism [nvIzm] _n. _.
nervous [nvs] _a. 1> ; nervous system 2> ( ޣ-.); ; ; I felt very nervous (about it) (- ); don't be nervous 3> , 4> ( ) 5> ,
nervy [nvI] _a. 1> _. , ģ; 2> _. ; 3> _.
nescience [nesIns] _n. 1> , 2> _.
nescient [nesInt] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. (of nescient -.)
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 [nestdl] _n. ,
nest-egg [nestg] _n. 1> (, ); _. 2> , ޣ ; , -. ̣
nesting box [nestINbks] _n.
nestle [nesl] _v. 1> , , (in, into, among) 2> , (against, to, close to nestle ) 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 [neD] _a. _. _. , ; nether garments ; the nether man ; hard as a nether millstone ף ; nether world ( regions) > ; > _.
Netherlander [neDlnd] _a. ,
Netherlandish [neDlndIS] _a. ,
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 [netlrQS] _n. _. ,
network [netwk] _n. 1> , ; ԣ 2> ( , ..) 3> 4> _. ۣ 5> 6> _. ,
network announcer [netwknauns] _n. _.
neural [njurl] _a. _. ,
neuralgia [njurQldZ] _n.
neuralgic [njurQldZIk] _a.
neurasthenia [njursTinj] _n.
neurasthenic [njursTenIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
neuritis [njuraItIs] _n. _.
neurologist [njurldZIst] _n.
neurology [njurldZI] _n.
neuroma [njurum] _n. (_pl. -mata, -s [z]) _.
neuromata [njurumt] _pl. neuroma
neuropath [njurpQT] _n. ; ,
neuropathist [njurpTIst] _n.
neuroses [njurusiz] _pl. neurosis
neurosis [njurusIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) ; anxiety neurosis
neurotic [njurtIk] 1. _a. , 2. _n. 1> , 2> ,
neuter [njut] 1. _a. 1> _. , 2> _. ( ) 3> _. 4> _. , 5> _. 6> _. = neutral 1; to stand neuter 2. _n. 1> _. ; , , 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. 5> ,
neutral [njutrl] 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 [njutrlIzm] _n. 1> 2> ,
neutralist [njutrlIst] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; neutralist state , ,
neutrality [njutrQlItI] _n. ; armed neutrality ֣
neutralization [njutrlaIzeISn] _n. 1> 2> _. Σ
neutralize [njutrlaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> ; 3> 4> _. Σ
neutrino [njutrinu] _n. _.
neutron [njutrn] _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 [nevsizIN] _a.
never-dying [nevdaIIN] _a. ,
never-ending [nevrendIN] _a. ,
never-fading [nevfeIdIN] _a. ,
never-never [nevnev] _n. , ; on the never-never _.
never-to-be-forgotten [nevtbIfgtn] _a.
nevermore [nevm] _adv. ,
nevertheless [nevDles] 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 N. World , ; there is nothing new under the sun ; tomorrow is a new day 2. _adv. _. ( ) 1> , 2>
new growth [njugruT] _n. ,
new moon [njumun] _n. 1> 2>
New Style [njustaIl] _n. ( )
new year [njuj] _n. 1> ; a Happy New Year! ! 2> _attr. ; new year party
new-blown [njublun] _a.
new-born [njubn] _a. 1> ģ 2> ģ
new-built [njubIlt] _a. 1> 2>
new-come [njukm] 1. _n. = new-comer 2. _a.
new-comer [njukm] _n. 1> 2> 3>
new-fallen [njufln] _a. , ( )
new-fangled [njufQNgld] _. . new-fashioned
new-fashioned [njufQSnd] _a. , ;
new-fledged [njufledZd] _a.
new-found [njufaund] _a. ԣ
new-laid [njuleId] _a. ӣ ( )
new-made [njumeId] _a. 1> 2> ,
new-minted [njumIntId] _a. 1> ( ); , ף 2> , ( , )
new-year's [njujz] _a. ; new-year's eve ; new-year's day
NewDeal [njudil] _n. _. 1> " " ( ) 2>
newel [njul] _n. _. 1> 2>
newelpost [njulpust] = newel
newerliterature [njulItrItS] _n. ,
Newfoundland [njufaundlnd] _n. , - {. . }
Newfoundlanddog [njufaundlnddg] = Newfaundland
Newfoundlander [njufndlQnd] _n. 1> 2> , 3> = Newfoundland
NewFrontier [njufrntj] _n. _. " " ( )
Newgate [njugIt] _n. ( )
newish [njuIS] _a.
newly [njulI] _adv. 1> , ; -, - 2> ; newly arrived ; the newly weds , ֣
Newmarket [njumAkIt] _n. 1> 2>
Newmarket coat [njumAkItkut] = Newmarket 1
newness [njunIs] _n.
newpenny [njupenI] (_pl. newpennies, newpence) (, ģ 1971 . )
news [njuz] _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 [njuzeIdZnsI] _n.
news cinema [njuzsInIm] _n. -
news-agent [njuzeIdZnt] _n. ˣ
news-boy [njuzbI] _n. , ( )
news-dealer [njuzdil] _. = news-agent
news-department [njuzdIpAtmnt] _n. ;
news-letter [njuzlet] _n. ( ..);
news-man [njuzmQn] _n. 1> , ԣ 2> ,
news-reel [njuzril] 1. _n. , ; 2. _v.
news-room [njuzrum] _n. 1> , 2> _. ( )
news-sheet [njuzSit] _n. 1> 2> _. _. _.
news-stand [njuzstQnd] _n. 1> ң, 2> _. = bookstall
news-theatre [njuzTIt] _n. -
news-vendor [njuzvend] _n. ,
newscast [njuzkAst] _n. ( , )
newscaster [njuzkAst] _n. 1> 2>
newshawk [njuzhk] _n. _. ԣ
newsmonger [njuzmNg] _n. ;
newspaper [njuspeIp] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
newspaperese [njuspeIpriz] _n. ; , ԣ
newsprint [njuzprInt] _n.
newsservice [njuzsvIs] _n. ,
newsy [njuzI] 1. _a. _. 1> 2> 2. _n. _. = news-boy
newt [njut] _n. _.
Newtonian [njutunjn] 1. _a. 2. _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 [nekstbest] _a.
next-door [nekstd] _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> _.
Niagara [naIQgr] _n. 1> ; 2> ; to shoot Niagara
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 [naIslukIN] _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 [nIk] _n. ޣ, (. Old N.)
nick-nack [nIknQk] = knick-knack
nickel [nIkl] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> 5 ; nickel nurser _. _. , ; N.! _. ޣ ? 2. _v.
nickel-plating [nIklpleItIN] _n. _. ,
nickelage [nIklIdZ] = nickel-plating
nickelodeon [nIklǫudjn] _n. _. _. -; -
nicker [nIk] _v. _. 1> 2> ,
nickname [nIkneIm] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v.
nicotian [nIkuSn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
nicotine [nIktin] _n.
nicotinism [nIktinIzm] _n.
nictate [nIkteIt] = nictitate
nictation [nIkteISn] = nictitation
nictitate [nIktIteIt] _v. ,
nictitating membrane [nIktIteItINmembreIn] _n. ( )
nictitation [nIktIteISn] _n.
nicy [naIsI] _n. _. ;
nid-nod [nIdnd] _v.
niddle-noddle [nIdlndl] 1. _a. 2. _v. = nid-nod
nidge [nIdZ] = nig
nidi [naIdaI] _pl. nidus
nidificate [nIdIfIkeIt] _v.
nidify [nIdIfaI] = nidificate
nidus [naIds] _. _n. (_pl. nidi, -es [Iz]) 1> _. ( ) 2> ,
niece [nis] _n.
nielli [nIeli] _pl. niello
niello [nIelu] _. _n. (_pl. -li, -os [ouz]) 1> ( ) 2> 3>
nielloed [nIelud] _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 [naItbInkjulz] _n. _pl.
night-bird [naItbd] _n. 1> 2> ,
night-blindness [naItblaIndnIs] _n. _. ,
night-cart [naItkAt] _n.
night-chair [naIttSE] _n. ,
night-clothes [naItkluDz] _n. أ
night-club [naItklb] 1. _n. 2. _v.
night-dress [naItdres] _n. ( )
night-fighter [naItfaIt] _n. _.
night-flower [naItflau] _n.
night-fly [naItflaI] _n. ̣, -
night-flying [naItflaIIN] _n. _. ̣
night-glass [naItglAs] _n.
night-gown [naItgaun] = night-dress
night-hag [naIthQg] _n. 1> 2>
night-hawk [naIthk] _n. 1> = nightjar 2> , , 3>
night-intruder [naItIntrud] _n. _.
night-life [naItlaIf] _n. ()
night-light [naItlaIt] _n.
night-line [naItlaIn] _n. ,
night-long [naItlN] 1. _a. 2. _adv. ,
night-nurse [naItns] _n.
night-piece [naItpis] _n. ,
night-rider [naItraId] _n. _. ̣
night-robe [naItrub] = night-dress
night-school [naItskul] _n. ;
night-shift [naItSIft] _n.
night-soil [naItsIl] _n. ( )
night-stool [naItstul] = night-chair
night-suit [naItsjut] _n.
night-time [naIttaIm] _n. , ; in the night-time
night-walker [naItwk] _n. 1> 2> 3>
night-watch [naItwtS] _n. 1> , ; in the night-watches 2>
night-watchman [naItwtSmn] _n.
night-wear [naItwE] _n. _. أ
nightcap [naItkQp] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _. _.
nightfall [naItfl] _n. ;
nightingale [naItINgeIl] _n.
nightjar [naItdZA] _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 [naIgresns] _n. 1> 2>
nigrescent [naIgresnt] _a. 1> , 2>
nigritude [nIgrItjud] _n. ;
nihilist [naIIlIst] _n.
nihilistic [naIIlIstIk] _a.
nihilizm [naIIlIzm] _n.
nil [nIl] _n. , (. ޣ ); vision nil
nilgai [nIlgaI] _n. _.
Nilotic [naIltIk] _a.
nimbi [nImbaI] _pl. nimbus
nimble [nImbl] _a. 1> , , ; ̣ ( ) 2> , , ( ) 3> 4> , ( )
nimbus [nImbs] _n. (_pl. -bi, -es [Iz]) 1> , , 2> _.
niminy-piminy [nImInIpImInI] _a. , ,
nincompoop [nInkmpup] _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 N. _. ; up to the nines ; to crack smb. up to the nines -. ; dressed up to the nines
nine-killer [naInkIl] _n. _.
ninefold [naInfuld] 1. _a. 2. _adv.
ninepins [naInpInz] _n. _pl.
nineteen [naIntin] _n-card. ; to talk ( to go) nineteen to the dozen , ,
nineteenth [naIntiNT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n. 1> 2> (the nineteenth)
nineties [naIntIz] _n. _pl. 1> (the nineties) (. XIX .) 2> ;
ninetieth [naIntIIT] 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 [nInIhQm] = ninny
ninth [naInT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n. 1> 2>
ninthly [naInTlI] _adv. -
niobium [naIȫubIm] _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 [t], 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
Nip [nIp] _n. (_. Nipponese) _. 1> 2> _attr.
nipper [nIp] _n. 1> , , ; , , 2> _pl. , ; (. a pair of nipper) 3> _pl. 4> (, ) 5> , () 6> _. ; - 7> _. , 8> _pl. _. _.
Nipper [nIp] _n. _. _.
nipping [nIpIN] 1. _pres-p. nip 2 2. _a. ; nipping frost
nipple [nIpl] _n. 1> () 2> 3> ; 4> ( , ) 5> _. ; 6> _. 7> _. ϣ
nipplewort [nIplwt] _n. _.
Nipponese [nIpniz] 1. _a. 2. _n. ; ; the Nipponese _pl. _.
nippy [nIpI] 1. _a. 1> ; ( ); nippy weather 2> _. 2. _n. _. ,
nipt [nIpt] _p. _p-p. nip 2
nirvana [nIvAn] _n.
Nisei [niseI] _n.
nisei [niseI] _n.
nisi [naIsaI] _. _cj. _. ; decree (order, rule) nisi (, ), ̣ ,
nisiprius [naIsaIpraIs] _n. _. trial at nisiprius
nit _I [nIt] _n. _II [nIt] _n. _.
niton [naItn] _n. _. ,
nitrate [naItreIt] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v.
nitration [naItreISn] _n. _. 1> ; 2>
nitre [naIt] _n. _.
nitric [naItrIk] _a. _. ; nitric acid ; nitric oxide
nitrification [naItrIfIkeISn] _n. _.
nitrify [naItrIfaI] _v. _. 1> 2>
nitrite [naItraIt] _n. _. ,
nitrogen [naItrdZn] _n. _.
nitrogenous [naItrdZIns] _a. _. ,
nitroglycerine [naItruglIsrin] _n.
nitrometer [naItrmIt] _n. _.
nitron [naItrn] _n.
nitrous [naItrs] _a. _. ; nitrous acid ; nitrous oxide ,
nitty [nItI] _a.
nitwit [nItwIt] _n. _. , ,
nitwitted [nItwItId] _a.
nival [naIvl] _a. ;
nix _I [nIks] _interj. _. _. !, !, ! _II [nIks] _. 1. _n. ; 2. _adv. ; _III [nIks] _n. _.
nixie [nIksI] _n. _.
Nizam [naIzQm] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> 3> (_pl. .)
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 [nugu] _n. , ; it's no go ; ; ģ; {. . go 2, 5}
no good [nugud] _n. _. , -
no-load [nulud] _n. _. ,
Noah [nu] _n. _. ; Noah's Ark
nob _I [nb] _. 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( _. ) 2. _v. ( ) _II [nb] _n. _. , , ,
nobble [nbl] _v. _. 1> ( ) 2> 3> 4> 5> ( ..)
nobby [nbI] _a. _. ; ; ;
nobiliary [nubIljrI] _a. ; the nobiliary particle, the nobiliary prefix
nobility [nubIlItI] _n. 1> ; ; the nobility ; ( ; gentry nobility ) 2> , ; ( ..)
noble _I [nubl] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> , ; 3> , ; 4> , 5> _. ( ) 6> ( ) 2. _n. 1> = nobleman 2> _. ( . ) _II [nubl] _n. _. _. ;
noble fir [nublf] _n. _.
noble-minded [nublmaIndId] _a. .,
noble-mindedness [nublmaIndIdnIs] _n. ,
nobleman [nublmn] _n. 1> 2> , ( )
nobleness [nublnIs] _n. . {. noble I, 1}
noblesse [nubles] _n. _. ( ); noblesse oblige
noblewoman [nublwumn] _n. ; ,
nobly [nublI] _adv. 1> 2> ,
nobody [nubdI] 1. _pron. _neg. 2. _n. 1> ; " "; a mere nobody ; a titled nobody 2> , ; nobody home _. ,
nock [nk] 1. _n. , ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2>
noctambulant [nktQmbjulnt] 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
noctambulizm [nktQmbjulIzm] _n. ,
noctiflorous [nktIflrs] _a. _.
noctilucous [nktIljuks] _a. ,
noctovision [nktvIZn] _n. 1> 2>
nocturnal [nktnl] 1. _a. 2. _n. _.
nocturne [nktn] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
nocuous [nkjus] _a. 1> 2>
nod [nd] 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 [ndl] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
noddy [ndI] _n. 1> , 2> ()
node [nud] _n. 1> _. 2> _. _. 3> _. , 4> _. 5> _.
nodi [nudaI] _pl. nodus
nodical [nudIkl] _n. _.
nodose [nuds] _a.
nodosity [nudsItI] _n. 1> 2>
nodular [ndjul] _a. 1> , , 2> _. ; nodular ore
nodulated [ndjuleItId] _a. 1> , , 2> _. ; nodulated ore
nodule [ndjul] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ; ; , ; , 4> _. ,
nodus [nuds] _n. (_pl. nodi) 1> 2> , ; ()
Noel [nuel] _n. ( )
noetic [nuetIk] _a. 1> ; 2>
nog _I [ng] _n. 1> ; 2> _. _II [ng] _n. 1> 2> = egg-nog
noggin [ngIn] _n. 1> 2> ( = 0,12 - 0,14 ) 3> _.
nohow [nuhau] _adv. _. 1> , 2> ; to feel (to look) nohow ()
noil [nIl] _n. _. ޣ, ޣ,
noise [nIz] 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 [nIzkIl] _n.
noiseless [nIzlIs] _a. 1> , 2> ,
noiseproof [nIzpruf] _a. ݣ , ;
noisette _I [nwAzet] _n. _. (. _pl.) _II [nwAzet] _n. _.
noisome [nIsm] _a. 1> ; 2> 3>
noisy [nIzI] _a. 1> 2> ; 3> , ( , ..)
nolens volens [nulenzvulenz] = willy-nilly
noli me tangere [nulaImitQndZrI] _. (. ) _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _.
nolle prosequi [nlIprsekwaI] _. _n. _.
nom de plume [nmdplum] _n. _.
nomad [numd] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 2. _a. = nomadic
nomadic [numQdIk] _a. 1> , 2>
nomadism [nmdIzm] _n.
nomadize [nmdaIz] _v. ,
nomenclative [numenkltIv] _a. 1> 2>
nomenclature [numenkltS] _n. 1> 2>
nominal [nmInl] _a. 1> 2> , ; nominal sentence 3> (. _.); ͣ 4> _. ; ; nominal price
nominalism [nmInlIzm] _n. _.
nominally [nmInlI] _adv.
nominate [nmIneIt] _v. 1> , ( ) 2> ( ); ( ..) 3> _.
nominating [nmIneItIN] 1. _pres-p. nominate 2. _a. nominating convention _.
nomination [nmIneISn] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( ) 3> ( ) 4> _attr. nomination day , ; Nominations Committee ( )
nominatival [nmIntIvl] _a. _.
nominative [nmIntIv] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> , ( ) 2. _a. 1> _. 2> ( )
nominator [nmIneIt] _n. , ( )
nominee [nmIni] _n. , -.
non [nn] _pref. , .: non-conductor ; non conductor ; non-essential ; non essential
non-acceptance [nnkseptns] _n.
non-access [nnQkses] _n. (_. )
non-affiliated [nnfIlIeItId] _a. non-affiliated union _. ,
non-aggression pact [nngreSnpQkt] _n. ,
non-aggressive [nngresIv] _a.
non-alcoholic [nnQlkhlIk] _a.
non-aligned [nnlaInd] _a. _. ; non-aligned countries
non-alignment [nnlaInmnt] _n. _.
non-appearance [nnpIrns] _n. _.
non-attendance [nntendns] _n. ( ..)
non-believer [nnbIliv] _n. 1> 2>
non-belligerence [nnbIlIdZrns] _n.
non-belligerent [nnbIlIdZrnt] _a. ,
non-capitalship [nnkQpItlSIp] _n. _.
non-claim [nnkleIm] _n. _.
non-co-operation [nnkuǍpreISn] _n. , ,
non-com [nnkm] _n. (_. non-commissioned officer) _. _.
non-combatant [nnkmbtnt] _. 1. _n. , , 2. _a. , ; ; non-combatant corps
non-commissionedofficer [nnkmISndȍfIs] _n.
non-committal [nnkmItl] 1. _n. 2. _a.
non-communicable [nnkmjunIkbl] _a.
non-compliance [nnkmplaIns] _n. 1> 2> 3> (with non-compliance -.)
non-conducting [nnkndktIN] _a. _.
non-conductor [nnkndkt] _n. _. ;
non-content [nnkntent] _n. 1> ; 2> ( )
non-dimensional [nndImenSnl] _a.
non-dissemination [nndIsemIneISn] _n. ;
non-ductile [nndktaIl] _a. , ; facts are non-ductile -
non-effective [nnIfektIv] 1. _a. , 2. _n. , ( ..)
non-essential [nnIsenSl] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2>
non-feasance [nnfizns] _n. _. ,
non-ferrous [nnfers] _a. ( )
non-freezing [nnfrizIN] _a. ;
non-fulfillment [nnfulfIlmnt] _n.
non-fulfilment [nnfulfIlmnt] _n.
non-independent [nnIndIpendnt] _a. , ; non-independent country
non-inductive [nnIndktIv] _a. _. ;
non-interference [nnIntfIrns] _n.
non-intervention [nnIntvenSn] _n.
non-lending [nnlendIN] _a. ( )
non-manual [nnmQnjul] _a. non-manual workers , ( )
non-metal [nnmetl] _n. ,
non-moral [nnmrl] _a. 1> ; 2>
non-nuclear [nnnjuklI] _a. ; non-nuclear country ,
non-observance [nnbzvns] _n. ( ..); ( ..)
non-partisan [nnpAtIzQn] _a. 1> ; 2>
non-party [nnpAtI] _a.
non-payment [nnpeImnt] _n. ; ԣ
non-persistent [nnpsIstnt] _a. ; non-persistent gas ,
non-pollution [nnpluSn] _n. - ( ..)
non-productive [nnprdktIv] _a. 1> 2> ;
non-proliferation [nnprulIfreISn] _n. 1> 2> _attr. non-proliferation treaty
non-prosequitur [nnprusekwIt] _n. _. ,
non-resident [nnrezIdnt] 1. _n. , ; , ϣ ; , ϣ 2. _a. ( , ..)
non-resistance [nnrIzIstns] _n. ;
non-resistant [nnrIzIstnt] 1. _n. 2. _a. ,
non-rigid [nnrIdZId] _a. 1> _. , ֣ ( ) 2> _.
non-skid [nnskId] 1. _n. ̣ 2. _a. ;
non-smoker [nnsmuk] _n. 1> 2>
non-standard [nnstQndd] _a. ( )
non-starter [nnstAt] _n. 1> , ( , ..; . ) 2> ,
non-stop [nnstp] 1. _n. 1> , .., 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> _. 3. _adv. ; to fly non-stop
non-term [nntm] _n. _.
non-union _I [nnjunjn] _a. ; to employ non-union labour _II [nnjunjn] _n. _. ()
non-unionist [nnjunjnIst] _n.
non-unionized [nnjunjnaIzd] _a. 1> 2> ( )
nonage [nunIdZ] _n. 1> _. 2> ; _.
nonagenarion [nundZInErIn] 1. _n. 89 100 ; 90- (, - ) 2. _a. 89 100
nonary [nunrI] 1. _n. 2. _a. ( )
nonce [nns] _n. for the nonce ; ;
nonce-word [nnswd] _n. ,
nonchalance [nnSlns] _n. 1> , 2> ; ;
nonchalant [nnSlnt] _a. 1> ; 2> ; ;
noncompos [nnkmps] _a. _.
noncompos mentis [nnkmpsmentIs] _a. _.
nonconformist [nnknfmIst] _n. ,
nonconformity [nnknfmItI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
nondescript [nndIskrIpt] 1. _n. ̣ 2. _a. ̣ , ,
nondurable [nndjurbl] _a. 1> , 2> _. ( )
none [nn] 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 [nnentItI] _n. 1> , " " ( ) 2> , 3>
nones [nunz] _n. _pl. ( 5- , 7- , , , )
nonesuch [nnstS] = nonsuch
nonet [nunet] _n. _.
nonexpendable [nnIkspendbl] _a. _.
nonius [nunIs] _n. _. ,
nonpareil [nnprel] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _a. ,
nonplus [nnpls] 1. _n. , ; at a nonplus 2. _v. ; ,
nonsense [nnsns] 1. _n. 1> , , , ; clotted ( flat) nonsense ; to talk nonsense , 2> ; 3> , 4> 2. _interj. !, !, !, , !
nonsensical [nnsensIkl] _a. , ,
nonsuch [nnstS] _n. 1> , 2> _.
nonsuit [nnsjut] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. ;
nonviolence [nnvaIlns] _n.
noodle _I [nudl] _n. _. 1> , , , 2> , _II [nudl] _n. (. _pl.)
nook [nuk] _n. 1> 2> , 3> , ̣ 4>
noon [nun] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> ,
noonday [nundeI] _n. 1> , 2> ߣ, 3> _attr.
noone [nuwn] _pron. _neg.
nooning [nunIN] _n. _. 1> 2> 3> , ( )
noontide [nuntaId] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _attr.
noontime [nuntaIm] _n.
noose [nus] 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 [n] _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' [n] -; .: nor'east -; nor'west -
nor'wester [nwest] _n. 1> = northwester 2> 3> [nwest] _.
Nordic [ndIk] _. 1. _a. , , 2. _n.
Norfolk Howard [nfkhaud] _n. _.
Norfolk jacket [nfkdZQkIt] _n. ( )
norland [nlnd] _n.
norm [nm] _n. ; ,
normal [nml] 1. _a. 1> , ; 2> , 3> _. 2. _n. 1> 2> , , 3> _. , 4> _. 5> _.
normal school [nmlskul] _n.
normalcy [nmlsI] = normality
normality [nmQlItI] _n. ,
normalization [nmlaIzeISn] _n. 1> 2>
normalize [nmlaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> ;
Norman [nmn] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> = Norman French {. 2, 2} 2. _a. 1> 2> _. ; the Norman Conquest (1066 .); Norman French ; Norman style XII .
normative [nmtIv] _a.
Norn [nn] _n. (. _pl.) ( )
Norse [ns] 1. _n. 1> _. _. ; Old Norse 2> _. ; 2. _a. 1> 2>
norseheavy [nuzhevI] _a. _. ̣
Norseman [nsmn] _n. 1> 2>
north [nT] 1. _n. 1> ; _. 2> (N.) ( - ; - . ) 3> , 2. _a. 1> 2> ݣ 3. _adv. , , ; north about _. ԣ, ; north of ; lies north and south ( ) 4. _v.
north light [nTlaIt] _n. (_pl.) = northern lights
north lights [nTlaIts] _n. (_pl.) = northern lights
northeast [nTist], _. [nrist] 1. _n. -; _. - 2. _a. - 3. _adv. -,
northeaster [nTist], _. [prist] _n. - ,
northeasterly [nTistlI], _. [nristlI] 1. _a. 1> - 2> 2. _adv. -
northeastern [nTistn] _a.
northeastward [nTistwd] 1. _adv. - ; - 2. _a. - 3. _n. -
northeastwards [nTistwdz] = northeastward 1
norther [nD] _n. ( )
northerly [nDlI] 1. _a. 1> ( ) 2> , ݣ 2. _adv.
northern [nDn] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. 1> 2>
northern lights [nDnlaIts] _n. _pl.
northerner [nDn] _n. 1> ; 2> (N.)
northernmost [nDnmust] _a.
northing [nTIN] _n. _. 1> 2>
Northland [nTlnd] _n. 1> _. , 2> () 3>
Northman [nTmn] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _.
northpolar [nTpul] _a. , ,
Northumbrian [nTmbrIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2> - 3>
northward [nTwd] 1. _adv. , 2. _a. ; ݣ 3. _n.
northwardly [nTwdlI] 1. _adv. , 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ( )
northwards [nTwdz] = northward 1
northwest [nTwest], _. [nwest] 1. _n. -; _. 2. _a. - 3. _adv. , -
northwester [nTwest], _. [nwest] _n. - , -
northwesterly [nTwestlI], _. [nwestlI] 1. _a. 1> - 2> 2. _adv. -
northwestern [nTwestn] _a. -
northwestward [nTwestwd] 1. _adv. - ; - 2. _a. - 3. _n. -
northwestwards [nTwestwdz] = northwestward 1
norwards [nwdz] = northward 1
Norwegian [nwidZn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
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 [nuzbQg] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. 3> _.
noseband [nzbQnd] _n. , ()
nosebleed [nuzblid] _n. 1> 2> _.
nosedive [nuzdaIv] 1. _n. 1> _. , ; to fall into a nosedive 2> ( ..) 2. _v. _.
nosegay [nuzgeI] _n.
noseless [nuzlIs] _a.
noseover [nuzȫuv] _n. _.
nosepiece [nuzpis] _n. 1> = noseband 2> 3> _. , ;
noser [nuz] _n. 1> 2> _. , գ 3> _. ,
noserag [nuzrQg] _n. _.
nosering [nuzrIN] _n. ( , )
nosewarmer [nuzwm] _n. _.
nosey [nuzI] _a. _. 1> ; 2> , أ 3> ; ; to get nosey ; N. Parker , գ 4> , ( ) 5> ( )
nosing _I [nuzIN] 1. _pres-p. nose 2 2. _n. _. _II [nuzIN] _n. (, ..)
nosogenic [nsdZenIk] _a. ,
nosology [nusldZI] _n. _.
nostalgia [nstQldZI] _n. 1> , 2>
nostalgic [nstQldZIk] _a. 1> , ; 2> ;
nostril [nstrIl] _n.
nostrum [nstrm] _n. 1> ; 2> ɣ ( );
nosy [nuzI] = nosey
not [nt] _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
notabene [nutbinI] _n. ,
notability [nutbIlItI] _n. 1> ; , 2> 3>
notable [nutbl] 1. _a. 1> , 2> ; 2. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _pl. _. , ,
notably [nutblI] _adv. 1> , 2> ,
notarial [nutErIl] _a.
notarize [nutraIz] _v. ,
notary [nutrI] _n.
notation [nuteISn] _n. 1> , , , ..; musical notation ; scale of notation _. 2> , ݣ -. ; phonetic notation 3> , 4>
notch [ntS] 1. _n. 1> , , (. ); ; , , (); (); , , , 2> _. ( ) 3> _. , ; 4> _. ; ; prices have reached the highest notch ; he is a notch above the others 2. _v. , ;
notched wheel [ntStwil] _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 [nutmQgnIfaI] _n. _.
note shaver [nutSeIv] _n. _.
notebook [nutbuk] _n. ;
notecase [nutkeIs] _n.
noted [nutId] 1. _p-p. note 2 2. _a. , ;
notedly [nutIdlI] _adv. ;
noteless [nutlIs] _a. 1> 2>
notepaper [nutpeIp] _n.
noteworthy [neutwDI] _a. ;
nothing [nTIN] 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 [nTINErIn] _n. ,
nothingness [nTINnIs] _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. ,
noticeboard [nutIsbd] _n.
notifiable [nutIfaIbl] _a.
notification [nutIfIkeISn] _n. 1> , ; ; 2> 3> ( ..) 4> (N.) _. -
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 [nutraItI] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 4> ,
notorious [nutrIs] _a. 1> ; ; ; 2> ; it is notorious that... , ...
notrump [nutrmp] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
notwithstanding [ntwITstQndIN] 1. _prep. , ; this notwithstanding 2. _adv. , 3. _cj. _.
nougat [nugA] _n.
nought [nt] _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 [nrIS] _v. 1> , 2> , ( ..) 3> ()
nourishing [nrISIN] 1. _pres-p. nourish 2. _a.
nourishment [nrISmnt] _n. 1> 2> ;
nous [naus] _n. 1> _. ; ; 2> _. ; ͣ,
nouveau riche [nuvuriS] _n. _. (_pl. nouveaux riches) ,
nouveaux riches [nuvuriS] _pl. nouveau riche
nova [nuv] _. _n. (_pl. ae, s [z]) 1> _. " " 2>
novae [nuvi] _pl. nova
novation [nuveISn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
novel _I [nvl] _n. 1> ; problem novel 2> 3> _pl. 4> _. , _II [nvl] _a. , _III [nvl] _n. ,
novelese [nvliz] _n. ۣ
novelet [nvlet] _n. ; ;
novelette [nvlet] _n. 1> = novelet 2>
novelettish [nvletIS] _a.
novelise [nvlaIz] = novelize I
novelist [nvlIst] _n. -
novelize _I [nvlaIz] _v. () _II [nvlaIz] _v. 1> 2>
novelty [nvltI] _n. 1> 2> , , ; 3> _pl. ۣ ; 4> _attr. novelty counter ; novelty store
novelwriter [nvlraIt] _n.
November [nuvemb] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
novennial [nuvenjl] _a.
novercal [nuvkl] _a. , ( ..)
novice [nvIs] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; 3> _. ݣ
noviciate, novitiate [nuvISIIt] _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], 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 [nkSs] _a. , , ; noxious air ; noxious plants
noxiousness [nkSsnIs] _n.
noyau [nwaIu] _n. _. ˣ ( )
nozzle [nzl] _n. 1> _. ; ; , ; ; 2> () 3> _. ;
nth [enT] _a. _. ; to the nth degree
nuance [njuAns] _n. _. ,
nub [nb] _n. 1> ; 2> = nubble 3> _. , (, )
nubbin [nbIn] _n. _. 1> , 2>
nubble [nbl] _n. , (. )
nubbly [nblI] _a. 1> ; 2> ;
nubia [njubj] _n. ̣
Nubian [njubjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
nubile [njubIl] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( )
nubility [njubIlItI] _n.
nuchal [njukl] _a.
nuciferous [njusIfrs] _a. _.
nucivorous [njusIvrs] _a. _.
nuclear [njuklI] _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>
nuclearcapable [njuklIkeIpbl] _a. ,
nuclearization [njuklIraIzeISn] _n.
nucleate [njuklIeIt] 1. _v. 2. _a. = nuclear 2
nuclei [njuklIaI] _pl. nucleus
nucleonics [njuklIȍnIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) ,
nucleus [njuklIs] _. _n. (_pl. lei) 1> ; ; nucleus of a story 2> , 3> _. (); () 4> _. () 5> _. 6> ( )
nucule [njukjul] _n. ,
nude [njud] 1. _n. 1> ֣ ( , ); the nude > ֣ ( , ); > ֣ ; in the nude 2> _pl. , "" 2. _a. 1> ; ֣; 2> 3> _. ۣ 4> _. ۣ , , .. 5> , ; nude fact ; nude statement , 6> _.
nudge [ndZ] 1. _n. ̣ ; to give a nudge 2. _v. (. أ-. )
nudity [njudItI] _n. 1> 2> ֣
nuf sed [nfsed] _interj. _. _. (. enough said) ; ;
nuff said [nfsed] _interj. _. _. (. enough said) ; ;
nugatory [njugtrI] _a. 1> 2> 3> ,
nuggar [ng] _n.
nugget [ngIt] _n. ()
nuisance [njusns] _n. 1> ; ; what a nuisance! ! 2> ; to make a nuisance of oneself 3> , ; public nuisance
null [nl] _a. 1> ; null and void ( ); to render null 2> 3> ,
nullah [nl] _. _n. 1> , 2> , 3>
nullification [nlIfIkeISn] _n. ,
nullify [nlIfaI] _v. ; ; ;
nullity [nlItI] _n. 1> 2> _. ; nullity of marriage 3> ( ) 4> _attr. nullity suit (, ..)
numb [nm] 1. _a. 1> , 2> ( ) 2. _v. ; _. ,
number [nmb] 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 [nmblIs] _a. 1> , 2>
numbfish [nmfIS] _n. _.
numbness [nmnIs] _n. 1> , 2>
numdah [nmdA] = numnah
numerable [njumrbl] _a. , ޣ
numeral [njumrl] 1. _n. 1> ; the Arabic (Roman) numerals () 2> _. 2. _a. ;
numerate [njumreIt] _v. 1> 2>
numeration [njumreISn] _n. 1> , ޣ; decimal numeration 2>
numerator [njumreIt] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _. , ޣ 4> ޣ ( )
numerical [njumerIkl] _a. ;
numerically [njumerIklI] _adv. 1> , ; expressed numerically 2>
numerous [njumrs] _a.
numerously [njumrslI] _adv.
numismatic [njumIzmQtIk] _a.
numismatics [njumIzmQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
numismatist [njumIzmtIst] _n.
nummary [nmrI] _a. ,
nummulary [nmjulrI] _a. ,
numnah [nmnA] _. _n. 1> , 2> ( )
numskull [nmskl] _n. , ,
nun [nn] _n. 1> 2> _.
nun's veiling [nnzveIlIN] _n. ( )
nunbird [nnbd] _n. ()
nunbuoy [nnbI] _n. _.
nunciature [nnSItS] _n.
nuncio [nnSIu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz])
nuncupate [nNkjupeIt] _v. 1> ( ) 2> ;
nuncupation [nNkjupeISn] _n.
nuncupative [nNkjuptIv] _a. , ( )
nundinal [nndInl] _a. ;
nunnery [nnrI] _n.
nuptial [npSl] 1. _a. , 2. _n. (. _pl.)
nurse _I [ns] 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 [ns] _n. -
nurse-child [nstSaIld] _n. , ɣ
nurse-dietitian [nsdaIItISn] _n.
nurse-pond [nspnd] _n. ( )
nurseling [nslIN] _n. 1> 2> £ 3> 4>
nursemaid [nsmeId] _n.
nursery [nsrI] _n. 1> () 2> , 3> ( ) 4> 5> ( )
nurserygarden [nsrIgAdn] _n. ,
nurserygoverness [nsrIgvnIs] _n. ;
nurserymaid [nsrImeId] _n.
nurseryman [nsrImn] _n.
nurseryrhymes [nsrIraImz] _n. _pl. ;
nurseryschool [nsrIskul] _n.
nurserytransplant [nsrItrQnsplAnt] _n. _-.
nursing-centre [nsINsent] _n.
nursing-home [nsINhum] _n.
nursingbottle [nsINbtl] _n. ()
nursling [nslIN] = nurseling
nurture [ntS] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ; 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ; ( ..) 3>
nut [nt] 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 [ntbraun] _a. ,
nut-gall [ntgl] _n.
nut-oil [ntȍIl] _n.
nut-pine [ntpaIn] _n. ,
nut-tree [nttri] _n.
nutate [njuteIt] _v. 1> , 2> ()
nutation [njuteISn] _n. 1> , (); 2> _. _.
nutcracker [ntkrQk] _n. 1> (. _pl.) 2> ()
nuthatch [nthQtS] _n. _.
nuthouse [nthaus] _n. _.
nutlet [ntlIt] _n.
nutmeg [ntmeg] _n.
nutria [njutrI] _n. ( )
nutrient [njutrInt] 1. _n. 2. _a.
nutriment [njutrImnt] _n. ;
nutrition [njutrISn] _n. 1> 2>
nutritionist [njutrISnIst] _n. 1> ; 2>
nutritious [njutrISs] _a.
nutritive [njutrItIv] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> 2>
nutshell [ntSel] _n. ; in a nutshell ,
nutting [ntIN] 1. _pres-p. nut 2. _n.
nutty [ntI] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> _. , 4> _. (upon) 5> _. 6> _. _. ;
nutwood [ntwud] _n. 1> 2> ()
nuzzle [nzl] _v. 1> , ( ) 2> () 3> (at, against, into) 4> ; ,
nyctalopia [nIktlupI] _n. 1> = night-blindness 2> ( . )
nylghau [nIlg] = nilgai
nylon [naIln] 1. _n. 1> 2> _pl. 2. _a.
nymph [nImf] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> , , ()
nystagmus [nIstQgms] _n. _.
O o _I [u] _n. (_pl. Os, O's, Oes [ouz]) 1> 15- . 2> , _II [u] _interj. ( - oh) O my!, O dear me! !; oh, what a lie! !; oh, is that so? ?
O' [u] _pref. , .: O'Connor O'
o' [] 1> _. of: six o'clock 2> _. on: to sleep o'nights
o'clock [klk] what o'clock is it? ?; it is six o'clock
o'er [ȫu] _. . over
O.K. [ȫukeI] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. _predic. ӣ ; ; 3. _v. (_p. _p-p. O. K.'d [d]) ( ) 4. _interj. !, !, !, ģ!
oaf [uf] _n. (_pl. oafs [s], oaves) 1> £; 2> ԣ, 3> _. £, Σ
oafish [ȫufIS] _a. 1> 2> ,
oak [uk] _n. 1> ; dyer's ( black) oak 2> 3> (., ..) 4> 5> _. _. 6> (the Oaks) _pl. ң 7> _attr.
oak-apple [ȫukQpl] _n. ; _pl. ,
oak-fig [ȫukfIg] = oak-apple
oak-gall [ȫukgl] = oak-apple
oak-nut [ȫuknt] = oak-apple
oak-tree [ȫuktri] = oak 1
oak-wart [ȫukwt] = oak-apple
oak-wood [ȫukwud] _n. 1> , 2> = oak 2
oaken [ȫukn] _a.
oakery [ȫukrI] _n. , ; ,
oaklet [ȫuklIt] _n. ,
oakling [ȫuklIN] = oaklet
oakum [ȫukm] _n. ; to pick oakum
oaky [ȫukI] _a. ,
oar [] 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 [ȍrIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ף
oared [d] 1. _p-p. oar 2 2. _a.
oarer [ȍr] = oarsman
oarsman [ȍzmn] _n.
oarsmanship [ȍzmnSIp] _n. ,
oases [ueIsiz] _pl. oasis
oasis [ueIsIs] _n. (_pl. oases)
oast [ust] _n.
oast-house [ȫusthaus] _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 [ȫutfleIks] _n. _pl. ,
oatcake [ȫutkeIk] _n. У
oaten [ȫutn] _a. _. _. 1> , 2>
oath [ouT]; _pl. [ouDz] _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 [ȫuTbreIk] _n. ;
oath-breaking [ȫuTbreIkIN] _n.
oatmeal [ȫutmil] _n. 1> , 2> ,
oaves [uvz] _pl. oaf
obduracy [ȍbdjursI] _n. 1> ; ޣ; 2>
obdurate [ȍbdjurIt] _a. 1> ; ޣ; ޣ 2>
obedience [bidjns] _n. , , ; in obedience to ,
obedient [bidjnt] _a. , ; your obedient servant ( )
obedientiary [bidIenSrI] _n. ( -. )
obeisance [ubeIsns] _n. 1> ; 2> , ; to do ( to pay) obeisance to smb. -.
obeli [ȍbIlaI] _pl. obelus
obelisk [ȍbIlIsk] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. - ( ) 3> _. , 2. _v. = obelize
obelize [ȍbIlaIz] _v.
obelus [ȍbIls] _n. (_pl. -li) = obelisk 1, 2 3
obese [ubis] _a. ,
obesity [ubisItI] _n. ;
obey [beI] _v. 1> , ; ; ; to obey the law ; to obey the rule 2> _.
obfuscate [ȍbfskeIt] _v. _. 1> (, ..) 2> ;
obi [ȫubI] _. _n. ( ۣ )
obiter [ȍbIt] _. _adv. , ; obiter dictum > _. ; >
obituarist [bItjurIst] _n.
obituary [bItjurI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> ; obituary notice
object _I [ȍbdZIkt] _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 [bdZekt] _v. 1> , (to, against); I object to smoking 2> ,
object-finder [ȍbdZIktfaInd] _n. _.
object-glass [ȍbdZIktglAs] _n. _.
object-lesson [ȍbdZIktlesn] _n. 1> 2> _.
objectify [bdZektIfaI] _v. 1> 2>
objection [bdZekSn] _n. 1> , ; to take objection ; to raise no objection ; to lodge an objection ; there is no objection to his leaving 2> , 3> ,
objectionable [bdZekSnbl] _a. 1> ; ; ; an objectionable plan ; to be least objectionable 2> 3> ,
objective [bdZektIv] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. () 3> _. 4> _. 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; objective point _. , ; _. 3> ; ; objective table () 4> _. ; objective case ( ) 5> _. ; , ; objective method
objectivism [bdZektIvIzm] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _.
objectivity [ǍbdZektIvItI] _n.
objectless [ȍbdZIktlIs] _a. ,
objector [bdZekt] _n. ; ,
objurgate [ȍbdZgeIt] _v. ,
objurgation [ǍbdZgeISn] _n. ң,
objurgatory [bdZgtrI] _a.
oblate [ȍbleIt] _a. 1> _. ( ..) 2> _. ( )
oblation [ubleISn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> (O.) _. ,
oblational [ubleISnl] _a.
oblatory [ȍbltrI] = oblational
obligate [ȍblIgeIt] _v. (. _pass.)
obligation [ǍblIgeISn] _n. 1> ; to repay an obligation (., ..); to undertake ( to assume) obligations 2> ; ; to be under an obligation to smb. -. 3> , (, ..); of obligation 4>
obligatory [blIgtrI] _a. 1> 2>
oblige [blaIdZ] _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 [ǍblIdZi] _n. _. 1> , 2> _. ,
obliging [blaIdZIN] 1. _pres-p. oblige 2. _a. , , ; obliging neighbours
obligingly [blaIdZINlI] _adv. , ;
obligor [ǍblIg] _n. _. ,
oblique [blik] 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 [blItreISn] _n. 1> ޣ, ; 2>
oblivion [blIvIn] _n. 1> ; to fall ( to sink) into oblivion ; 2> ; Act ( Bill) of O.
oblivious [blIvIs] _a. 1> ; , (of) 2> ; 3>
oblong [ȍblN] 1. _a. ; Σ 2. _n. ,
obloquy [ȍblkwI] _n. 1> , ; 2>
obnoxious [bnkSs] _a. , ,
oboe [ȫubu] _. _n.
oboist [ȫubuIst] _n.
obscene [bsin] _a. , , ;
obscenity [bsinItI] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
obscurant [bskjurnt] _n. ,
obscurantism [ǍbskjurQntIzm] _n. ,
obscurantist [ǍbskjurQntIst] 1. _n. = obscurant 2. _a.
obscuration [ǍbskjureISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
obscure [bskju] 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 [bskjurItI] _n. 1> ; , 2> , 3> , ; ; to live in obscurity ; to sink ( to lapse) into obscurity 4> -. , ; a story full of obscurities ,
obsecration [ǍbsIkreISn] _n. 1> , 2> ()
obsequial [bsikwIl] _a. ,
obsequies [ȍbsIkwIz] _n. _pl. ;
obsequious [bsikwIs] _a. 1> , ; to be obsequious to ( with) smb. , -. 2> _. ,
obsequiousness [bsikwIsnIs] _n. , , ,
observable [bzvbl] _a. 1> , 2> (-.) 3> 4>
observance [bzvns] _n. 1> (, .. - of) 2> , 3> _.
observant [bzvnt] 1. _a. 1> , 2> (, ..) 3> 2. _n.
observation [ǍbzveISn] _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 [ǍbzveISnl] _a.
observatory [bzvtrI] _n. 1> 2>
observe [bzv] _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 [bzvd] 1. _p-p. observe 2. _n. (the observed) ; the observed of all observers
observer [bzv] _n. 1> 2> (-. - of); an observer of his promises , 3> ( )
obsess [bses] _v. , , ( ..); , ( )
obsession [bseSn] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> ,
obsidian [bsIdIn] _n. _. ,
obsolescense [Ǎbsulesns] _n.
obsolescent [Ǎbseulesnt] _a. ; ,
obsolete [ȍbslit] _a. 1> ; 2> ; 3>
obstacle [ȍbstkl] _n. 1> , ; to throw obstacles in smb.'s way -.; to surmount ( to overcome) obstacles 2> _attr. obstacle course _.
obstacle-race [ȍbstklreIs] _n.
obstetric [bstetrIk] _a. ;
obstetrical [bstetrIkl] _a. ;
obstetrician [ǍbstetrISn] _n. ۣ,
obstetrics [bstetrIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
obstinacy [ȍbstInsI] _n. ; ,
obstinate [ȍbstInIt] _a. 1> ; , 2>
obstipation [ǍbstIpeISn] _n. _.
obstreperous [bstreprs] _a. , ;
obstruct [bstrkt] _v. 1> , , (); (); to obstruct the traffic 2> , ; ; to obstruct the light ; to obstruct the view 3> _. 4> _. ;
obstruction [bstrkSn] _n. 1> , 2> , ; ; policy of obstruction 3> _. 4> _. ; 5> _.
obstructionism [bstrkSnIzm] _n. _.
obstructionist [bstrkSnIst] _n. _.
obstructive [bstrktIv] 1. _a. 1> . {. obstruct} 2> _. 2. _n. = obstructionist
obtain [bteIn] _v. 1> ; ; ; to obtain a prize ; to obtain a commission _. ģ 2> , 3> , ; ; these views no longer obtain ; the same rule obtains regarding... ...
obtainable [bteInbl] _a. ,
obtest [btest] _v. _. 1> () ; 2>
obtestation [ǍbtesteISn] _n. _. 1> , 2>
obtrude [btrud] _v. 1> , 2> () (on, upon); to obtrude one's opinions upon smb. ϣ -.; to obtrude oneself
obtruncate [btrNkeIt] _v. ;
obtrusion [btruZn] _n.
obtrusive [btrusIv] _a. 1> , 2>
obturate [ȍbtjureIt] _v. 1> , 2> _. 3> _.
obturation [ǍbtjureISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
obturator [ȍbtjureIt] _n. 1> , , 2> _. 3> ߣ 4> _.
obtuse [btjus] _a. 1> ; obtuse angle 2> , ; 3> ۣ, ۣ ( )
obverse [ȍbvs] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> , 2. _a. 1> , ݣ 2> ,
obviate [ȍbvIeIt] _v. ; ; ( ..)
obvious [ȍbvIs] _a. , , ; for an obvious reason ; an obvious question
ocarina [Ǎkrin] _n. _.
occasion [keIZn] 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 [keIZnl] _a. 1> , 2> , ; occasional visitor 3> ̣ ; ̣ ; occasional ode -.
occasionalism [keIZnlIzm] _n. _.
occasionally [keIZnlI] _adv. , ; ,
Occident [ȍksIdnt] _n. ;
occidental [ǍksIdentl] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> (O.) 2> (O.) _.
occidentalism [ǍksIdentlIzm] _n. , , ..
occipital [ksIpItl] _a. _.
occiput [ȍksIpt] _n. _.
occlude [klud] _v. 1> , (, ); 2> ( )
occlusion [kluZn] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ; 4>
occult [klt] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , ԣ, 2. _v. _. ,
occulting light [kltINlaIt] _n.
occultism [ȍkltIzm] _n.
occupancy [ȍkjupnsI] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3>
occupant [ȍkjupnt] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; 3> -. 4> _. , , 5>
occupation [ǍkjupeISn] _n. 1> , 2> ( ..); 3> , ; army of occupation 4> ; men out of occupation 5> (. _pl.) ; , 6> _attr. occupation bridge (road) () ; occupation franchise
occupational [ǍkjupeISnl] _a. ; occupational hazards , ; occupational deferment ( ); occupational disease ; occupational therapy
occupier [ȍkjupaI] _n. 1> 2> ; 3>
occupy [ȍkjupaI] _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 [krns] _n. 1> , ; an everyday occurrence ; strange occurrence 2> ; ; of frequent (rare) occurrence () 3> _. ,
ocean [ȫuSn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. , , ; an ocean of tears ̣; oceans of money (time) () 4> _attr. ; ; ocean bed ; ocean deeps _. ; ocean lane
ocean-going [ȫuSnguIN] _a. ( )
Oceanian [ǫuSIeInjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. , ;
oceanic [ǫuSIQnIk] _a. 1> , 2> (O.) = Oceanian 1
oceanography [ǫuSjngrfI] _n.
ocelot [ȫusIlt] _n. _.
ochlocracy [klkrsI] _. _n.
ochre [ȫuk] _n. 1> 2> -֣ 3> _. ,
octa- [ȍkt] _pref. -
octagon [ȍktgn] _n.
octagonal [ktQgnl] _a.
octahedral [Ǎkthedrl] _a.
octahedron [ȍkthedrn] _n. ,
octal [ȍktl] _a. ,
octane [ȍkteIn] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; octane number ( value)
octangular [ktQNgjul] = octagonal
octant [ȍktnt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> , 45
octarchy [ȍktAkI] _n. (, )
octave [ȍktIv] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , 3> _. ; , 4> 5> ( ) 6> ( 61 )
octavo [kteIvu] _n. () 1/8
octennial [ktenjl] _a. 1> 2>
octet [ktet] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
octette [ktet] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
octillion [ktIljn] _n. _. ( 48 )
October [ktub] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; the Great October Socialist Revolution
octodecimo [ȍktudesImu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) () 1/18
octogenarian [ǍktudZInErIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
octonarian [ǍktunErIn] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
octopus [ȍktps] _n. ,
octoroon [Ǎktrun] _n. , ( 1/8 )
octosyllabic [ȍktusIlQbIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
octosyllable [ȍktusIlbl] 1. _n. 2. _a. = octosyllabic 1
octuple [ȍktjupl] _a. ;
ocular [ȍkjul] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ( ..)
oculist [ȍkjulIst] _n.
odalisque [ȫudlIsk] _n.
odd [d] 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> , ( )
oddcomeshort [ȍdkmSt] _n. 1> 2> _pl. , ,
oddcomeshortly [ȍdkmStlI] _n. ; one of these oddcomeshortlies
oddfellow [ȍdfelu] _n. ( )
oddish [ȍdIS] _a. , ;
oddity [ȍdItI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ;
oddly [ȍdlI] _adv. ; oddly enough
oddments [ȍdmnts] _n. _pl. ;
odds [dz] _n. _pl. (. . sing) 1> ; ; with heavy odds against them > ; > ; to make odds even 2> ; to be at odds with smb. ., . (about odds - -.); 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 [udi] _pl. odeum
odeum [oudim] _n. (_pl. s [z], odea) 1> _-. 2> ,
Odin [ȫudIn] _n. _. _.
odious [ȫudjs] _a. 1> , , 2> ; he finds it odious
odium [ȫudjm] _n. 1> ; ; to bring odium on, to expose to odium ; 2> ; to bear the odium of 3>
odometer [udmIt] _n.
odontic [udntIk] _a. _.
odontoid [udntId] _a.
odontology [ǍdntldZI] _n. _.
odor [ȫud] _. = odour
odoriferous [ǫudrIfrs] _a. 1> , ; 2> _.
odorous [ȫudrs] _. . odoriferous 1
odour [ȫud] _n. 1> ; , 2> , , ̣ 3> , ; to be in good odour with smb. -.; to be in bad ( ill) odour with smb. -.; -.
odourless [ȫudlIs] _a. ,
Odysseus [dIsjus] _n. _. _.
Odyssey [ȍdIsI] _n. (. _.)
oecumenical [ikjumenIkl] _a. 1> _. 2> _. ; oecumenical council
oedema [idim] _n. (_pl. ata) _. ԣ
oedemata [idimt] _pl. oedema
Oedipus [idIps] _n. _. _.
oersted [ȫsted] _n. _. ( ֣ )
oesophagi [isfgaI] _pl. oesophagus
oesophagus [isfgs] _n. (_pl. gi, es [Iz]) _.
oestrum [istrm] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ; 4> _.
oestrus [istrs] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ; 4> _.
of [v] ( ); [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 [f] 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. _interj. !, !
off colour [ȍfkl] _a. 1> 2> ; to look off colour 3> 4> , 5> _. , ; ; off colour joke 6> ; his reputation is a trifle off colour 7> ; ( )
off side [ȍfsaId] _n. _. ()
off-hand [ȍfhQnd] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> ; off-hand manner 2. _adv. 1> ; 2>
offal [ȍfl] _n. 1> ; أ, 2> 3> ۣ 4> 5>
offbalance [ȍfbQlns] _a. 1> , 2>
offbeat [ȍfbit] _a. _. , ,
offblack [ȍfblQk] _a. ޣ ( )
offcast [ȍfkAst] 1. _a. ; 2. _n.
offchance [ȍftSAns] _n. ;
offday [ȍfdeI] _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 offend -., by, with offend -.) 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 [ȍf] 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 [ȍfrIN] 1. _pres-p. offer 2 2. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> 4>
offertory [ȍftrI] _n. ; ,
offhand [ȍfhQnd] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> ; offhand manner 2. _adv. 1> ; 2>
offhanded [ȍfhQndId] = offhand 1
offhandedly [ȍfhQndIdlI] _adv. ;
offhour [ȍfau] _a. , ( ); offhour job
office [ȍfIs] _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> , ; ; O. of Education ( ) 5> ; good office , ; ill office 6> _pl. ( ..) 7> ; ; O. for the Dead ; the O. of the Mass ; the last offices 8> _. ͣ, ; to give (to take) the office () ͣ 9> _attr. office block ; ,
office seeker [ȍfIssik] _n.
office studies [ȍfIsstdIz] _n. _pl. _.
officebearer [ȍfIsbEr] _n. ,
officeboy [ȍfIsbI] _n. ,
officecopy [ȍfIskpI] _n.
officeholder [ȍfIshuld] = officebearer
officer [ȍfIs] 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 [fISliz] _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 [ǍfIsaInl] _a. 1> ( ) 2> = official 1, 4
officious [fISs] _a. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> ;
offing [ȍfIN] _n. ; , ; in the offing > ; ; > ; > ̣ ; to keep a good offing , ; to gain ( to get) an offing
offish [ȍfIS] _a. _. 1> , , 2> ,
offkey [ȍfki] _a. 1> ( ); 2> ( -.)
offlicence [ȍflaIsns] _n. 1> 2> ,
offlimits [ȍflImIts] _n. " ݣ" ()
offload [ȍflud] _v.
offposition [ȍfpzISn] _n. _.
offprint [ȍfprInt] _n. ( ..)
offreckoning [ȍfreknIN] _n. (. _pl.)
offscourings [ȍfskaurINz] _n. _pl. , (. _.)
offscreen [ȍfskrin] _a. 1> _. 2> ,
offset [ȍfset] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 3> , () 4> 5> , 6> _. 7> , 8> _attr. _. ; offset printing 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> 3> _. ; to offset the illegalities ; ,
offshoot [ȍfSut] _n. 1> , , 2> ()
offshore [ȍfS] 1. _a. ; ; an offshore wind ; offshore purchases ( procurements) _. 2. _adv.
offspring [ȍfsprIN] _n. 1> , 2> , , ,
offspur [ȍfsp] _n.
offstage [ȍfsteIdZ] _a. 1> _. 2>
offstreet [ȍfstrit] _a. ; offstreet parking (unloading) ()
offthecuff [ȍfDkf] _a. _. , ( , ..)
offtheshelf [ȍfDSelf] _a. ; offtheshelf items
offwhite [ȍfwaIt] _a. ( )
offyear [ȍfj] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _attr. offyear elections
oft [ft] _adv. _. ; many a time and oft
oft- [ft] , .: oftrecurring ; ofttold ..
often [ȍfn] _adv. , ; often and often ; more often than not , ; once too often
oftentimes [ȍfntaImz] _adv. ;
oftrecurring [ȍftrIkrIN] _a.
ofttimes [ȍfttaImz] _. . oftentimes
ogam [ȍgm] = ogham
ogee [ȫudZi] _n. 1> _. , ӣ, () 2> S-
ogham [ȍgm] _n. ( )
ogive [ȫudZaIv] _n. _. ();
ogle [ȫugl] 1. _n. ̣ 2. _v. ;
ogre [ȫug] _n. -
ogress [ȫugrIs] _n. -
oh [u] . O II
ohm [um] _n. _.
oho [uhu] _interj. !
oil [Il] 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 [ȍIlsil] _n. _.
oil tar [ȍIltA] _n. ģ
oil-engine [ȍIlendZIn] _n. _.
oilbearing [ȍIlbErIN] _a.
oilcake [ȍIlkeIk] _n. 1> 2> _attr. oilcake meal
oilcan [ȍIlkQn] _n. _. ̣
oilcar [ȍIlkA] _n. _-.
oilcloth [ȍIlklT] _n. ţ; ;
oilcoat [ȍIlkut] _n.
oilcolour [ȍIlkl] _n. (. _pl.)
oilderrick [ȍIlderIk] _n.
oiled [Ild] 1. _p-p. oil 2 2. _a. , ; well oiled _.
oilengine [ȍIlendZIn] _n. _.
oiler [ȍIl] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> = oilskin 2 5> _. = oilwell 6> ; 7> = oilengine 8> _. ̣
oilfield [ȍIlfild] _n. 1> 2>
oilfiller [ȍIlfIl] _n. _.
oilfuel [ȍIlfjul] _n.
oilgland [ȍIlglQnd] _n.
oilhole [ȍIlhul] _n. _.
oilman [ȍIlmn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
oilmeal [ȍIlmil] = oilcake
oilpaint [ȍIlpeInt] = oilcolour
oilpainting [ȍIlpeIntIN] _n. 1> , 2>
oilpaper [ȍIlpeIp] _n. ;
oilplant [ȍIlplAnt] _n.
oilpress [ȍIlpres] _n.
oilproducing [ȍIlprdjusIN] _a.
oilskin [ȍIlskIn] _n. 1> ţ 2> _pl. ; _. 3> _attr. ţ
oilstained [ȍIlsteInd] _a.
oilstone [ȍIlstun] _n.
oiltanker [ȍIltQNk] _n. ,
oilwell [ȍIlwel] _n.
oily [ȍIlI] _a. 1> , , 2> , ,
ointment [ȍIntmnt] _n. ,
okay [ȫukeI] = O. K.
Okie [ȫukI] _n. _. (. )
okiedokey [ȫukIdukI] _. = 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 , ; ; O. Harry, O. Gentleman, O. 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 Glory [ȫuldglrI] _n.
old man's beard [ȫuldmQnzbId] _n. _. 1> 2>
Old World [ȫuldwld] _n. ,
oldage [ȫuldeIdZ] _a. ; oldage pension
oldclothesman [ȫuldkluDzmQn] _n. أ
oldclothesshop [ȫuldkluDzSp] _n. , أ
olden [ȫuldn] 1. _a. _. , ; 2. _v. _.
oldestablished [ȫuldIstQblISt] _a. ,
oldfangled [ȫuldfQNgld] = oldfashioned
oldfashioned [ȫuldfQSnd] _a. 1> ; 2>
oldgold [ȫuldguld] _a.
oldhat [ȫuldhQt] _a. _.
oldish [ȫuldIS] _a.
oldmaidish [ȫuldmeIdIS] _a.
oldster [ȫuldst] _n. _.
oldtime [ȫuldtaIm] _a. , ͣ
oldtimer [ȫuldtaIm] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 4>
oldworld [ȫuldwld] _a. 1> , , 2> _.
oleaginous [ǫulIQdZIns] _a. 1> ; 2>
oleander [ǫulIQnd] _n. _.
oleaster [ǫulIQst] _n. _. 1> 2>
oleograph [ȫulIugrAf] _n.
oleomargarine [ȫulIumAdZrin] _n.
olericulture [ȍlrIkltS] _n. , ,
oleum [ȫulIm] _n. _.
olfactory [lfQktrI] 1. _a. ; olfactory organ , 2. _n. (. _pl.) ()
olid [ȍlId] _a.
oligarch [ȍlIgAk] _n.
oligarchic [ǍlIgAkIk], oligarchical [ǍlIgAkIkl] _a.
oligarchy [ȍlIgAkI] _n.
olio [ȫulIu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) 1> , 2> _. 3> _. , ۣ
olivaceous [ǍlIveISs] _a. ,
olivary [ȍlIvrI] _a. _. ,
olive [ȍlIv] 1. _n. 1> , ( ) 2> = olivebranch 3> 4> _pl. 5> ԣ 6> 2. _a. ,
olivebranch [ȍlIvbrAntS] _n. 1> , ( ); to hold out the olivebranch ; 2> (. _pl.) _.
oliveoil [ȍlIvȍIl] _n. ,
olivet [ȍlIvet] = olive 1, 5
olivetree [ȍlIvtri] _n. , ()
olivette [ȍlIvet] = olive 1, 5
olivewood [ȍlIvwud] _n. 1> 2>
olympiad [ulImpIQd] _n.
Olympian [ulImpIn] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; ; Olympian calm 2. _n. , ; _.
Olympic [ulImpIk] _a. 1> ; Olympic games 2> Olympic green _. ;
Olympus [ulImps] _n. _. _.
ombidsman [ȍmbudzmn] _n. _. , (. Parliamentary Commissioner)
ombre [ȍmb] _n. _.
ombrometer [mbrmIt] _n. ,
omega [ȫumIg] _n. 1> ( ) 2> , {. . alpha}
omelet [ȍmlII] _n. , ; savoury omelet ; sweet omelet ; you can't make an omelet without breaking eggs _. -
omelette [ȍmlII] _n. , ; savoury omelette ; sweet omelette ; you can't make an omelette without breaking eggs _. -
omen [ȫumen] 1. _n. , , ; to be of good (ill) omen () 2. _v.
ominous [ȍmIns] _a. ,
omissible [umIsIbl] _a. , ,
omission [mISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
omit [mIt] _v. 1> , ; to omit doing ( to do) smth. -. 2> ,
omnibus [ȍmnIbs] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> ߣ , (. omnibus volume) 2. _a. ; an omnibus bill > ; > ޣ ; omnibus box _. ; omnibus edition ; an omnibus resolution ; omnibus train ,
omnidirectional [ȍmnIdIrekSnl] _a. ; ̣
omnifarious [ǍmnIfErIs] _a. ; ; omnifarious reading
omniparity [ȍmnIpQrItI] _n.
omnipotence [mnIptns] _n.
omnipotent [mnIptnt] _a.
omnipresence [ȍmnIprezns] _n.
omnipresent [ȍmnIpreznt] _a.
omnirange [ȍmnIreIndZ] _n.
omniscience [mnIsIns] _n.
omniscient [mnIsInt] _a.
omnium gatherum [ȍmnImgQDrm] _n. _. 1> , ; 2> , У
omnivorous [mnIvrs] _a. 1> ; 2> ӣ; an omnivorous reader ,
omphalocele [ȍmflsil] _n. _.
omphalos [ȍmfls] _. _n. 1> , 2> ;
omul [ȍmjul] _n. _.
on [n] 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 [ȍng] _n. (_pl. s [z], gri) _.
onagri [ȍngraI] _pl. onager
once [wns] 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 [wnsǫuv] _n. _. () ; , ; to give smb., smth. the onceover -., -.
oncer [wns] _n. _. ,
oncological [ǍnkldZIkl] _a.
oncology [nkldZI] _n.
oncoming [ȍnkmIN] 1. _n. ; the oncoming of spring 2. _a. 1> , ; the oncoming traffic 2> , ; the oncoming visit
ondatra [ndQtr] _n. _.
one [wn] 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 ;
onealoner [wnlun] _n. ,
onearmed [wnAmd] _a. ; onearmed bandit
onedecker [wndek] _n.
oneeyed [wnaId] _a. 1> ; 2> = onehorse 4 3> _. _. ,
onefigure [wnfIg] _n.
onefold [wnfuld] _a. 1> , 2> ,
onehanded [wnhQndId] _a. 1> 2> ;
onehorse [wnhs] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> 4> _. ; , ; ; ; onehorse town
oneidea'd [wnaIdId] _a. 1> 2> ( ); ( )
oneideaed [wnaIdId] _a. 1> 2> ( ); ( )
onelegged [wnlegd] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
oneman [wnmQn] _a. 1> ; 2> ; oneman show ; ԣ; oneman business ( ) 3>
oneness [wnnIs] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> 4> 5>
onepiece [wnpis] _a.
oner [wn] _n. _. 1> 2> ֣ ; caught him a oner on the head 3> 4> ޣ (. )
onerous [ȍnrs] _a. ; , ; onerous duties
oneself [wnself] _pron. 1> _refl. ; ; ; to excuse oneself 2> _emph. , () ; () ; one must not live for oneself only , ; there are things one can't do for oneself ,
onesided [wnsaIdId] _a. 1> , ; ; onesided street , 2> , ( ) 3> ,
onetime [wntaIm] _a. ; ,
onetrack [wntrQk] _a. 1> _-. 2> , ; onetrack mind 3> 4>
oneupmanship [wnpmnSIp] _n.
oneway [wnweI] _a. ( , ..); oneway street
onfall [ȍnfl] _n.
onflow [ȍnflu] _n.
ongoings [ȍnguINz] = goingson
onhanger [ȍnhQN] = hangeron
onion [njn] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. ; to be off one's onion , ; to know one's onions ϣ ; -. 2. _v. 1> 2> ( ̣)
onionskin [njnskIn] _n. 1> 2>
oniony [njnI] _a. ;
onlay [ȍnleI] _n. ;
onlicence [ȍnlaIsns] _n. ( )
onlooker [ȍnluk] _n. , ; the onlooker sees most of the game _.
only [ȫunlI] 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 [Ǎnumtupri] _. _n. _. , (., cuckoo, buzz)
onomatopoeic [ǍnumtupiIk] _a.
onomatopoeical [ǍnumtupiIkl] _a.
onposition [ȍnpzISn] _n. _.
onrush [ȍnrS] _n. ,
onset [ȍnset] _n. 1> , , ; onset of wind 2> ; at the first onset
onslaught [ȍnslt] _n. ,
onto [ȍntu] _prep. ; to get onto a horse ; the boat was driven onto the rocks
ontogenesis [ǍntudZenIsIs] _n. _.
ontogeny [ntdZInl] _n. _.
ontology [ntldZI] _n. _.
onus [ȫuns] _. _n. (. sing) ; ;
onward [ȍnwd] 1. _a. , ң; ; onward movement ң 2. _adv. ң, ,
onwards [ȍnwdz] = onward 2
onyx [ȍnIks] _n. _.
oodles [udlz] _n. _pl. _. , ; oodles of money
oof [uf] _n. _. ,
oolite [ȫulaIt] _n. _.
oolitic [ǫulItIk] _a. _.
oology [uȍldZI] _n.
oolong [ulN] _n. ޣ
ooze [uz] 1. _n. 1> ; , 2> ; , 3> , 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> _. , ; ; his strength oozed away ; the secret oozed out
oozy [uzI] _a. 1> , 2>
opacity [upQsItI] _n. 1> ; acoustic opacity 2> Σ, 3> , (, )
opal [ȫupl] _n. 1> _. 2> _attr. ; ; opal glass
opalescent [ǫuplesnt] _a. ,
opalesque [ǫuplesk] = opalescent
opaline 1. _n. [ȫuplin] 1> _. 2> 2. _a. [ȫuplaIn] = opalescent
opaque [upeIk] 1. _a. 1> , ; ԣ 2> , 2. _n. (the opaque) ,
opart [ȍpAt] _n. "" ( , )
ope [up] _. . open 3
open [ȫupn] 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 O. 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 [ȫupnwk] _n. 1> , ; 2> _. , 3> _attr. ; open work stockings
openair [ȫupnE] _a. ; an openair life
openandshut [ȫupnndSt] _a. _. ,
openarmed [ȫupnAmd] _a. ԣ ; an openarmed welcome ң
opencast [ȫupnkAst] _a. _. ; opencast mining
openeared [ȫupnId] _a.
opener [ȫupn] _n.
openeyed [ȫupnaId] _a. 1> ( ) 2>
openfaced [ȫupnfeIst] _a.
openfield [ȫupnfild] _a. _. openfield system ,
openhanded [ȫupnhQndId] _a.
openhearted [ȫupnhAtId] _a. 1> , 2>
opening [ȫupnIN] 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 [ȫupnlI] _adv. 1> , 2>
openminded [ȫupnmaIndId] _a. 1> 2> ģ 3>
openmouthed [ȫupnmauDd] _a. 1> () 2>
openness [ȫupnnIs] _n. 1> ; 2>
openwork [ȫupnwk] _n. 1> , ; 2> _. , 3> _attr. ; openwork stockings
opera [ȍpr] _n. 1> 2> (. the opera)
operable [ȍprbl] _a. 1> 2> _.
operacloak [ȍprkluk] _n. ( );
operaglass [ȍprglAs] _n. (_pl.)
operaglasses [ȍprglAsIz] _n. (_pl.)
operahat [ȍprhQt] _n. ,
operahouse [ȍprhaus] _n.
operand [ȍprnd] _n. _. (),
operate [ȍpreIt] _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 [ȍpreItId] 1. _p-p. operate 2. _a. ; remotely operated
operatic [ǍprQtIk] _a. ; an operatic singer
operating [ȍpreItIN] 1. _pres-p. operate 2. _a. 1> ; operating knife ; operating table ; operating surgeon , 2> ; operating costs ; 3> ( ..); operating personnel ,
operatingroom [ȍpreItINrum] _n.
operatingtheatre [ȍpreItINTIt] _n. ( )
operation [ǍpreISn] _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 [ǍpreISnl] _a. 1> 2> ; operational efficiency () 3> , ; operational costs ( ..) 4> ; ; to become operational
operative [ȍprtIv] 1. _a. 1> ; ; ; to become operative ( ) 2> ; operative part of a resolution 3> _. ; ; operative treatment 4> , , ; operative condition , 2. _n. 1> - 2>
operatize [ȍprtaIz] _v. -.
operator [ȍpreIt] _n. 1> ; ; operator's position 2> ; ; ; 3> , 4> _. 5> ; smooth ( slick) operator 6> _. ; big operators _. ;
operetta [Ǎpret] _n.
ophidian [fIdIn] _. 1. _a. 1> 2> , 2. _n.
ophiolatry [ǍfIȍltrI] _n.
ophite [ȍfaIt] _n. _.
ophthalmia [fTQlmI] _n. _.
ophthalmic [fTQlmIk] _a. _.
ophthalmologist [ǍfTQlmldZIst] _n.
ophthalmology [ǍfTQlmldZI] _n.
opiate [ȫupIIt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> , 3. _v. _. 1> 2> 3>
opine [upaIn] _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 [ȫupjm] _n. ,
opium den [ȫupjmden] _n.
opium joint [ȫupjmdZInt] _. = opium den
opiumeater [ȫupjmit] _n.
opodeldoc [Ǎpudeldk] _n. _.
opossum [psm] _n. _. ; {. . possum}
oppidan [ȍpIdn] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
opponent [punnt] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> , 2>
opportune [ȍptjun] _a. , ; ; an opportune moment ; opportune rain
opportunism [ȍptjunIzm] _n.
opportunist [ȍptjunIst] 1. _n. 2. _a.
opportunity [ǍptjunItI] _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 [ȍpzIt] 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 [ǍpzISn] _n. 1> , ; 2> ; his Majesty's opposition _. 3> , ; 4> _. 5> _attr. ; the opposition benches _.
oppositionist [ǍpzISnIst] _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 [pjun] _v. 1> ( -.), 2> ; 3>
opt [pt] _v. ; he opted for the natural sciences ; opt out ; , ( .. . ); to opt out of society
optative [ȍpttIv] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. , ; optative mood
optic [ȍptIk] 1. _a. , 2. _n. _.
optical [ȍptIkl] _a. , ; optical illusion ; optical disc _.
optician [ptISn] _n.
optics [ȍptIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
optimism [ȍptImIzm] _n.
optimist [ȍptImIst] _n.
optimistic [ǍptImIstIk] _a. ,
optimistical [ǍptImIstIkl] _a. ,
optimum [ȍptImm] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; to have an optimum effect
option [ȍpSn] _n. 1> , ; I have no option ; local option -. (., ..) 2> 3> _. 4> _. ;
optional [ȍpSnl] _a. ;
optophone [ȍptfun] _n. ( )
opulence [ȍpjulns] _n. , ;
opulent [ȍpjulnt] _a. 1> , 2> ; ; opulent vegetation 3> ( )
opus [ȫups] _. _n. (. sing) ; ; opus magnum (. )
opuscule [pskjul] _n.
or _I [] _cj. ; or else ; make haste or else you will be late , ; or so , - _II [] _n. _. ֣
orach [ȍrItS] _n. _.
oracle [ȍrkl] _n. 1> 2> , 3> 4> _. ; to work the oracle ;
oracular [rQkjul] _a. 1> 2> ; 3> ; ,
oral [ȍrl] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> _. 2. _n. _.
orally [ȍrlI] _adv. 1> 2> _. ɣ ( ); not to be taken orally ( )
orange [ȍrIndZ] 1. _n. 1> ; blood orange -̣ 2> 3> ; oranges and lemons ; Blenheim orange 2. _a. ; orange book ޣ ( ̣)
Orange [ȍrIndZ] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. Orange lodge {. Orangeman}
orange melon [ȍrIndZmeln] _n. _.
orangeade [ȍrIndZeId] _n. ()
orangeblossom [ȍrIndZblsm] _n. 1> 2> ̣ ( )
orangefin [ȍrIndZfIn] _n.
orangelily [ȍrIndZlIlI] _n. _.
Orangeman [ȍrIndZmn] _n. _. ( )
orangepeel [ȍrIndZpil] _n. 1> 2>
orangery [ȍrIndZrI] _n. 1> 2> ( )
orangetip [ȍrIndZtIp] _n. -
orangoutang [ȍrNutQN] _n. _.
orangutan [ȍrNutQn] _n. _.
orate [reIt] _v. _. , ,
oration [reISn] _n. 1> (. ) 2> _. direct (indirect) oration ()
orator [ȍrt] _n. ; he is no orator ; Public O. , ( )
oratorical [ǍrtrIkl] _a. 1> 2>
oratorio [ǍrtrIu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _.
oratory _I [ȍrtrI] _n. 1> ; , 2> _II [ȍrtrI] _n. ,
orb [b] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ( ) 4> _. , 5> _. 6> ; , 2. _v. _.
orbed [bd] 1. _p-p. orb 2 2. _a. , ,
orbicular [bIkjul] _a. 1> , , ; orbicular muscle _. 2> ۣ
orbit [ȍbIt] 1. _n. 1> ; to put ( to place) in orbit ; to go into orbit 2> , 3> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> 3>
orbital [ȍbItl] _a. 1> ; orbital station ; orbital transfer ̣ 2> _. _.
orbiting [ȍbItIN] 1. _n. ; 2. _a.
Orcadian [keIdjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
orchard [ȍtSd] _n.
orcharding [ȍtSdIN] _n.
orchardman [ȍtSdmn] _n.
orchestic [kestIk] _a.
orchestics [kestIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
orchestra [ȍkIstr] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. (. orchestra chairs, orchestra stalls) 4> ( _-. )
orchestral [kestrl] _a.
orchestrate [ȍkIstreIt] _v. ,
orchestration [ǍkestreISn] _n. ,
orchestrion [kestrIn] _n. _.
orchid [ȍkId] _n. _.
orchidaceous [ǍkIdeISs] _a.
orchil [ȍtSIl] _n. ( )
orchis [ȍkIs] _n. _.
ordain [deIn] _v. 1> 2> ;
ordeal [dil] _n. 1> 2> _. " " ( Σ )
order [ȍd] 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> , ; ; O. 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> , ; O. 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 ,
orderbook [ȍdbuk] _n. 1> 2> _.
orderform [ȍdfm] _n. ,
orderliness [ȍdlInIs] _n. 1> , 2>
orderly [ȍdlI] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> _. 3> _. 4> (. street orderly) 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; , ; 3> 4> , ; ; orderly rundown ף, 5> ; orderly book = orderbook 2; orderly man _. > ; > ( ); orderly officer
orderlyroom [ȍdlIrum] _n. _.
orderpaper [ȍdpeIp] _n. ( )
ordinal [ȍdInl] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
ordinance [ȍdInns] _n. 1> , ; 2> , 3> ,
ordinarily [ȍdnrIlI] _adv. ; , ԣ
ordinary [ȍdnrI] 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 O. to the King -; professor in ordinary
ordination [ǍdIneISn] _n. ,
ordnance [ȍdnns] _n. 1> , ; ; - ; naval ordnance 2> _attr. 3> _attr. ordnance survey > ; > - ߣ
ordure [ȍdju] _n. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> 4>
ore [] _n. 1> 2> _. () 3> _attr. ; ore mining
ore body [ȍbdI] _n. _.
oread [ȍrIQd] _n. _. _. ( )
oredressing [ȍdresIN] _n. ;
organ [ȍgn] _n. 1> ; organs of speech 2> , ; governmental organs 3> 4> _. ; American organ ; street organ 5> ; ; organs of public opinion , ,
organblower [ȍgnblu] _n. ( )
organdie [ȍgndI] _n. ,
organdy [ȍgndI] _n. ,
organgrinder [ȍgngraInd] _n.
organic [gQnIk] _a. 1> ; 2> ; 3> ; ; organic whole 4> _. _. organic law , ; organic act "" ""
organism [ȍgnIzm] _n.
organist [ȍgnIst] _n.
organization [ǍgnaIzeISn] _n. 1> 2> ; , 3> 4> _. 5> _. 6> _attr.
organization chart [ǍgnaIzeISntSAt] _n.
organize [ȍgnaIz] _v. 1> , 2> _. ; to organize the House 3> () , ()
organized [ȍgnaIzd] 1. _p-p. organize 2. _a. 1> ; organized labour 2> organized matter
organizer [ȍgnaIz] _n.
organloft [ȍgnlft] _n. ,
organotherapy [ǍgnuTerpI] _n. _.
organplayer [ȍgnpleI] = organist
orgasm [ȍgQzm] _n. _.
orgeat [ȍZQt] _n. ()
orgy [ȍdZI] _n. 1> ; 2> _. , ( ..); a regular orgy of parties and concerts
oriel [ȍrIl] _n. _. 1> , 2> ,
orient 1. _n. [ȍrInt] 1> (the O.) , 2> 2. _a. [ȍrInt] 1> _. 2> , ; the orient sun 3> , 4> ( ) 3. _v. [ȍrIent] 1> ; ( ); to orient oneself 2>
oriental [ǍrIentl] 1. _a. , 2. _n. (O.)
orientalism [ǍrIentlIzm] _n. 1> ; , , 2> ,
orientalist [ǍrIentlIst] _n. ,
orientalize [ǍrIentlaIz] _v.
orientate [ȍrIenteIt] = orient 3
orientation [ǍrIenteISn] _n. , ,
oriented [ȍrIentId] 1. _p-p. orient 3 2. -.; -.; spaceoriented
orifice [ȍrIfIs] _n. 1> 2> ; ; 3> _. , , ̣
origan [ȍrIgn] _n. _.
origanum [rIgnm] _n. _.
origin [ȍrIdZIn] _n. 1> ; 2> ; of humble origin
original [rIdZnl] 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 [rIdZInQlItI] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> ,
originally [rIdZInlI] _adv. 1> 2> 3>
originate [rIdZIneIt] _v. 1> , ; ; to originate a new style in music 2> , , (from, in originate -., from, with originate -.); with whom did the idea originate? ?
origination [rIdZIneISn] _n. 1> , 2>
originative [rIdZIneItIv] _a. 1> , 2> ,
originator [rIdZIneIt] _n. 1> ; , 2>
orinasal [ǍrIneIzl] _a. -; orinasal vowel _.
oriole [ȍrIul] _n.
Orion [raIn] _n. _.
orison [ȍrIzn] _n. (. _pl.) _.
orlop [ȍlp] _n. _. 1> 2> _.
orlopdeck [ȍlpdek] = orlop
ormolu [ȍmulu] _n. 1> , ; ; 2> ޣ 3> ޣ
ornament 1. _n. [ȍnmnt] 1> , (. _.); he is an ornament to his profession 2> (. _pl.) , 2. _v. [ȍnment]
ornamental [Ǎnmentl] 1. _a. , ; 2. _n. 1> 2> _pl. ,
ornamentation [ǍnmenteISn] _n. 1> () 2> _.
ornate [neIt] _a. 1> 2> ( )
ornithic [nITIk] = ornithological
ornithological [ǍnITldZIkl] _a.
ornithologist [ǍnITldZIst] _n.
ornithology [ǍnITldZI] _n.
ornithorhyncus [ǍnITurINks] _n. _.
orogenesis [ǍrudZenIsIs] = orogeny
orogeny [rdZnI] _n. _. ,
orography [rgrfI] _n.
oroide [ȫuruId] _n.
orotund [ȍrutnd] _a. 1> , 2> , ;
orphan [ȍfn] 1. _n. 2. _a. 3. _v. ;
orphanage [ȍfnIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
orphaned [ȍfnd] 1. _p-p. orphan 3 2. _a. ,
orphanhood [ȍfnhud] _n.
Orphean [fin] _a. , ;
Orpheus [ȍfjus] _n. _. _.
Orphic [ȍfIk] _a. 1> 2> ,
orpin [ȍpIn] _n. _.
orpine [ȍpIn] _n. _.
Orpington [ȍpINtn] _n. ( )
orrery [ȍrrI] _n.
orris [ȍrIs] _n. 1> _. 2> 3>
orrispowder [ȍrIspaud] = orris 3
orrisroot [ȍrIsrut] = orris 2
orthodox [ȍTdks] _a. 1> ; ; 2> (O.) _.
orthodoxy [ȍTdksI] _n. 1> 2> (O.) _.
orthoepy [ȍTuepI] _n. _.
orthogenesis [ǍTudZenIsIs] _n. _.
orthogonal [Tgnl] _a. ,
orthographic [ǍTgrQfIk] _a.
orthographical [ǍTgrQfIkl] _a.
orthography [TgrfI] _n. ,
orthopaedic [ǍTupidIk] _a. _.
orthopaedist [ǍTupidIst] _n.
orthopaedy [ȍTupidI] _n. _.
orthopedic [ǍTupidIk] _a. _.
orthopedist [ǍTupidIst] _n.
orthopedy [ȍTupidI] _n. _.
orthoptic [TptIk] _a.
ortolan [ȍtln] _n. ()
oryx [ȍrIks] _n. _. ,
oscillate [ȍsIleIt] _v. 1> () 2> ; (. _.)
oscillation [ǍsIleISn] _n. 1> ; , 2> _attr. ; oscillation frequency
oscillator [ȍsIleIt] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ;
oscillatory [ȍsIltrI] _a. ; oscillatory circuit _.
oscillograph [sIlugrAf] _n.
oscillotron [sIltrn] _n. -
osculant [ȍskjulnt] _a. 1> _. ; 2> _. ,
oscular [ȍskjul] _a. 1> _. 2> _.
osculate [ȍskjuleIt] _v. 1> _. , 2>
osculation [ǍskjuleISn] _n. 1> _. , 2>
osier [ȫuZ] _n. 1> 2> () 3> _attr.
osierbed [ȫuZbed] _n.
osiris [usaIrIs] _n. . _.
osmium [ȍzmIm] _n. _.
osmose [ȍsmus] _n. _.
osmosis [zmusIs] _n. _.
osmotic [zmtIk] _a. _.
osseous [ȍsIs] _a. 1> 2>
ossicle [ȍsIkl] _n. _.
ossification [ǍsIfIkeISn] _n.
ossify [ȍsIfaI] _v. () ;
ossuary [ȍsjurI] _n. 1> ; 2>
osteitis [ǍstIaItIs] _n. _.
ostensible [stensbl] _a. 1> ; ; ; ostensible purpose 2> ,
ostensory [stensrI] _n. _.
ostentation [ǍstenteISn] _n. (-.); ;
ostentatious [ǍstenteISs] _a. ;
osteography [ǍstIȍgrfI] _n.
osteology [ǍstIȍldZI] _n.
ostler [ȍsl] _n. ( )
ostracism [ȍstrsIzm] _n. 1> 2>
ostracize [ȍstrsaIz] _v. 1> 2>
ostreiculture [ȍstrIIkltS] _n.
ostrich [ȍstrItS] _n. ; the digestion of an ostrich "֣" ; ostrich policy ,
ostrichfarm [ȍstrItSfAm] _n. ,
ostrichplume [ȍstrItSplum] _n. ;
Ostrogoth [ȍstrugT] _n. _.
other [D] 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 [Dwens] _adv. _.
otherwhere [DwE], otherwheres [DwEz] _adv. _. ;
otherwise [DwaIz] 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
otherwiseminded [DwaIzmaIndId] _a.
otherworldly [DwldlI] _a. 1> 2> 3>
otic [ȫutIk] _a. _. ;
otiose [ȫuSIus] _a. 1> , 2> _. ,
otioseness [ȫuSIusnIs] _n. 1> , 2> _.
otiosity [ǫuSIȍsItI] = otioseness
otologist [utldZIst] _n.
otology [utldZI] _n.
otophone [ȫutfun] _n. ( )
otoscope [ȫutskup] _n. _.
otter [ȍt] _n. 1> 2> 3> (- )
otterdog [ȍtdg] _n.
otterhound [ȍthaund] = otterdog
otto [ȍtu] = attar
Ottoman [ȍtumn] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
ottoman [ȍtumn] _n. , ,
oubliette [ublIet] _n. _. ,
ouch _I [autS] _n. _. 1> ; 2> _II [autS] _interj. !, !
ought _I [t] _. . nought _II [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 [auself] _pron. _emph. ( , ..)
ourselves [auselvz] _pron. 1> _refl. , ; ; we shall only harm ourselves 2> _emph. ; let us do it ourselves
ousel [uzl] = 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 [autndaut] _a. , ; out-and-out war
out-and-outer [autndaut] _n. _. 1> ϣ ; -., 2> ;
out-argue [autAgju] _v.
out-distance [autdIstns] _v. ;
Out-Herod [autherd] _v. (. to Out-Herod Herod)
out-jockey [autdZkI] _v. _. ,
out-of-date [autvdeIt] _a. ;
out-of-door [autvd] 1. _a. = outdoor 2. _adv. = outdoors 1 3. _n. = outdoors 2
out-of-doors [autvdz] 1. _a. = outdoor 2. _adv. = outdoors 1 3. _n. = outdoors 2
out-of-print [autvprInt] _a. ( ); out-of-print books
out-of-the-way [autvDweI] _a. 1> ̣; ̣, 2> ; out-of-the-way items of information 3> ,
out-of-work [autvwk] 1. _a. , 2. _n.
out-patient [autpeISnt] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; out-patient hospital ; out-patient treatment
out-talk [auttk] _v. (-.); ()
out-to-out [auttuaut] _n. _.
out-top [auttp] _v. 1> (-., -.) 2>
out-turn [auttn] = output 1, 2 3
outage [autIdZ] 1> _n. ; 2> , 3>
outback [autbQk] _n. _. ̣,
outbade [autbeId] _p. outbid
outbalance [autbQlns] _v. 1> 2>
outbid [autbId] _v. (outbid, outbade - outbid, outbidden) 1> 2> ,
outbidden [autbIdn] _p-p. outbid
outboard [autbd] _adv. ;
outbound [autbaund] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ,
outbrave [autbreIv] _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 [autbIld] _v. (outbuilt) 1> , 2>
outbuilding [autbIldIN] = outhouse
outbuilt [autbIlt] _p. _p-p. outbuild
outburst [autbst] _n. , ; outburst of tears ̣
outcast [autkAst] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _a. 1> , ; 2>
outclass [autklAs] _v. 1> ; 2> _.
outcollege [autklIdZ] _a. ,
outcome [autkm] _n. 1> , , 2> ,
outcrop [autkrp] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> 2. _v. 1> _. , 2> ,
outcry [autkraI] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> () 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3>
outdance [autdAns] _v. ;
outdare [autdE] _v. 1> , 2>
outdated [autdeItId] _a. ,
outdid [autdId] _p. outdo
outdo [autdu] _v. (outdid - outdone) ;
outdone [autdn] _p-p. outdo
outdoor [autd] _a. 1> , ; outdoor games ; to lead an outdoor life ; an outdoor theatre 2> ; outdoor speaking ; outdoor pick-up 3> , ; outdoor aerial _. ; outdoor hands
outdoors [autdz] 1. _adv. ; 2. _n. , ; the outdoors lighted ; all outdoors _. , ӣ
outdrive [autdraIv] _v. (outdrove - outdriven)
outdriven [autdrIvn] _p-p. outdrive
outdrove [autdruv] _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 [autfeIs] _v. 1> , 2> ,
outfall [autfl] _n. 1> 2> ; , ֣
outfield [autfild] _n. 1> ̣ 2> , 3> _. ( ); ,
outfight [autfaIt] _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 [autfIt] _n. 1> , 2> , , ..; a gentleman's outfitter
outflank [autflQNk] _v. 1> _. , , () 2> ;
outflow 1. _n. [autflu] ; ; ; an outflow of bad language ; outflow of capital _. ( ) 2. _v. [autflu] ,
outfox [autfks] _v.
outgeneral [autdZenrl] _v.
outgiving [autgIvIN] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
outgo 1. _n. [autgu] (_pl. -oes [ouz]) 1> , ; , 2> , 2. _v. [autgu] (outwent - outgone) ,
outgoing [autguIN] 1. _pres-p. outgo 2 2. _a. 1> ; , ; outgoing tenant , 2> ( , ) 3> _. , 3. _n. _pl.
outgone [autgn] _p-p. outgo 2
outgrew [autgru] _p. outgrow
outgrow [autgru] _v. (outgrew - outgrown) 1> ; ( ); my family has outgrown our house 2> ( ..)
outgrown [autgrun] _p-p. outgrow
outgrowth [autgruT] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3>
outhouse [authaus] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> _.
outing [autIN] _n. 1> , , ; to go for an outing ( , ) 2> _. ;
outlaid [autleId] _p. _p-p. outlay 2
outlandish [autlQndIS] _a. 1> , , 2> ; , 3> , 4> ( )
outlast [autlAst] _v. 1> , (-.) 2> (-.) 3> ; he will not outlast six months
outlaw [autl] 1. _n. 1> ; , ; 2> , 3> , 4> _. , "ޣ " 2. _a. ; outlaw strike , 3. _v. 1> (-.) ; 2> _.
outlawry [autlrI] _n. ,
outlay 1. _n. [autleI] , ; outlay on ( for) scientific research 2. _v. [autleI] (outlaid)
outlet [autlet] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> , 4> ; outlet for investment 5> ; retail outlet 6> _.
outlier [autlaI] _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 [autlIv] _v. 1> (-., -.); to outlive one's capacity ( ..) 2>
outlook [autluk] _n. 1> , 2> ; a good outlook for trade 3> 4> 5> 6>
outlying [autlaIIN] _a. ̣, ̣; ̣
outmanoeuvre [autmnuv] _v. 1> 2>
outmarch [autmAtS] _v. 1> (-.); (-.) 2>
outmatch [autmQtS] _v. ,
outmoded [autmudId] _a. , ;
outmost [autmust] = outermost
outness [autnIs] _n. ;
outnumber [autnmb] _v.
outpace [autpeIs] _v. ,
outperform [autpfm] _v. ,
outplay [autpleI] _v.
outpoint [autpInt] _v. _.
outpost [autpust] _n. 1> 2> ̣ 3> _pl. (_. sing) _. ;
outpour 1. _n. [autp] 1> 2> () 2. _v. [autp] 1> 2> (, )
outpouring [autprIN] 1. _pres-p. outpour 2 2. _n. (. _pl.) ()
output [autput] _n. 1> ; ; ; ; the literary output of the year 2> _. ; , ; ; 3> _. 4> _. ,
outrage [autreIdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; ; an outrage against humanity 2> 3> ; , 4> _. , ; what an outrage! ! 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3> ; ; to outrage public opinion
outrageous [autreIdZs] _a. 1> , 2> ; ; ,
outran [autrQn] _p. outrun
outrange [autreIndZ] _v. 1> _. 2> ( )
outrank [autrQNk] _v. 1> ; 2>
outre [utreI] _a. _. 1> , ( ..); ; an outre dress 2>
outridden [autrIdn] _p-p. outride
outride [autraId] _v. (outrode - outridden) 1> , 2> , (; ..)
outrider [autraId] _n. 1> , ; 2>
outrigger [autrIg] _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. [autraIt] 1> , ; 2> , 3> 4>
outrival [autraIvl] _v.
outrode [autrud] _p. outride
outrun [autrn] _v. (outran - outrun) 1> ; ; 2> ( -.) 3>
outrunner [autrn] _n. 1> 2> 3> - ( )
outsail [autseIl] _v. ( )
outsat [autsQt] _p. _p-p. outsit
outsell [autsel] _v. (outsold) ,
outset [autset] _n. 1> , ; at the outset ; from the outset 2> , 3> _. ; , ݣ
outshine [autSaIn] _v. (outshone)
outshone [autSn] _p. _p-p. outshine
outside [autsaId] 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 [autsaId] _n. 1> () , , ; ; 2> , ; 3> _. 4> _.
outsit [autsIt] _v. (outsat) ( );
outsize [autsaIz] _a. (. );
outskirts [autskts] _n. _pl. 1> , () 2> ()
outsmart [autsmAt] _v. _. _.
outsold [autsuld] _p. _p-p. outsell
outspeak [autspik] _v. (outspoke - outspoken) 1> , , (-.) 2> ()
outspoke [autspuk] _p. outspeak
outspoken [autspukn] 1. _p-p. outspeak 2. _a. 1> ; 2> , , ; outspoken criticism
outspread [autspred] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. ԣ, ; 3. _v. (outspread) 1> () 2> ()
outstanding [autstQndIN] _a. 1> , ; outstanding characteristics 2> ( -.) 3> ; ; outstanding debt , 4> ; ۣ, ; a good deal of work still outstanding ݣ
outstay [autsteI] _v. 1> = outsit 2> ,
outstep [autstep] _v. ();
outstretched [autstretSt] _a. 1> 2> , ; with outstretched arms ԣ
outstrip [autstrIp] _v. 1> , 2> ( ޣ-.)
outvalue [autvQlju] _v.
outvie [autvaI] _v.
outvoice [autvIs] _v.
outvote [autvut] _v. 1> 2>
outvoter [autvut] _n. _. ,
outwalk [autwk] _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 [autwdbaund] _a. _. ( )
outwardly [autwdlI] _adv. , ,
outwardness [autwdnIs] _n.
outwards [autwdz] _adv. ,
outwear [autwE] _v. (outwore - outworn) 1> 2> (. _p-p.) () 3> , ( )
outweigh [autweI] _v. 1> , 2> ; , ..
outwent [autwent] _p. outgo 2
outwit [autwIt] _v. ; (-.)
outwore [autw] _p. outwear
outwork 1. _n. [autwk] 1> , ..; 2> _. 2. _v. [autwk] ( -.)
outworker [autwk] _n. ;
outworn 1. [autwn] _p-p. outwear 2. _a. [autwn] 1> ; 2> ( ); outworn quotations 3> ң
ouzel [uzl] _n. (. ޣ)
ova [ȫuv] _pl. ovum
oval [ȫuvl] 1. _a. 2. _n.
ovariotomy [uvErIȍtmI] _n. _.
ovary [ȫuvrI] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
ovate [ȫuveIt] _. . oval 1
ovation [uveISn] _n. ,
oven [vn] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. oven loss У
oven-bird [vnbd] _n. ()
over [ȫuv] 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- [ȫuv] _pref. -, -, , -
over-active [ȫuvrQktIv] _a.
over-capitalize [ȫuvkQpItlaIz] _v. ( ..)
over-colour [ȫuvkl] _v. ;
over-estimate 1. _n. [ȫuvrestImIt] 1> 2> 2. _v. [ȫuvrestImeIt] 1> 2>
over-expose [ȫuvrIkspuz] _v. _. ( ߣ)
over-exposure [ȫuvrIkspuZ] _n. _. ( ߣ)
over-indulgence [ȫuvrIndldZns] _n. ,
over-measure [ȫuvmeZ] _n. 1> , 2>
over-persuade [ȫuvpsweId] _v. ; ( -.)
over-produce [ȫuvprdjus] _v.
over-production [ȫuvprdkSn] _n.
over-proof [ȫuvpruf] _a. ( ..)
over-refine [ȫuvrIfaIn] _v.
over-simplify [ȫuvsImplIfaI] _v. ; ݣ
over-the-counter [ȫuvDkaunt] _a. _. ; over-the-counter drugs
overabundance [ȫuvrbndns] _n. ;
overabundant [ȫuvrbndnt] _a.
overact [ȫuvrQkt] _v. (); ,
overage _I [ȫuvreIdZ] _a. _II [ȫuvrIdZ] _n. , ; an overage was disclosed
overall 1. _n. [ȫuvrl] ; ; _pl. ; 2. _a. [ȫuvrl] 1> , , ; overall dimensions ; overall housing _. 2> ; ; ; overall planning 3. _adv. [ǫuvrȍl] 1> ; 2> ,
overanxious [ȫuvrQNkSs] _a. 1> ; 2>
overarch [ǫuvrAtS] _v. 1> 2> ,
overarm [ȫuvrAm] _n. , ֣ ( )
overate [ȫuvret] _p. overeat
overawe [ǫuvrȍ] _v. ;
overbalance [ǫuvbQlns] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3>
overbear [ǫuvbE] _v. (overbore - overborne) 1> ; 2> ; he overbore all my arguments ; 3>
overbearing [ǫuvbErIN] 1. _pres-p. overbear 2. _a. , ; an overbearing manner
overblow [ȫuvblu] _v. (overblew, overblown) 1> , 2> , ( , ..)
overblown [ȫuvblun] _a. 1> Σ ( ..) 2> 3> ( )
overboard [ȫuvbd] _adv. ; ; man overboard! !; to throw overboard ; to throw smb. overboard -.
overboil [ȫuvbIl] _v. ; _. ( ..)
overbold [ȫuvbuld] _a. 1> , 2>
overbook [ȫuvbuk] _v. ,
overbore [ǫuvb] _p. overbear
overborne [ǫuvbn] _p-p. overbear
overbought [ǫuvbt] _p.. _p-p. overbuy
overbrim [ȫuvbrIm] _v. (-); ()
overbuild [ȫuvbIld] _v. (overbuilt) 1> 2> ()
overbuilt [ȫuvbIlt] _p. _p-p. overbuild
overburden [ǫuvbdn] _v. 1> 2>
overbuy [ǫuvbaI] _v. (overbought) 1> 2> _.
overcame [ǫuvkeIm] _p. overcome
overcast [ȫuvkAst] 1. _n. ; , 2. _a. 1> ; , ( ) 2> , 3. _v. (overcast) 1> (), (); 2> 3> ();
overcharge [ȫuvtSAdZ] 1. _v. 1> 2> 3> , ( ..) 4> _. 5> _. 6> _. 2. _n. 1> ; 2> _.
overcloud [ǫuvklaud] _v. 1> (-) 2> ()
overcoat [ȫuvkut] _n. 1> 2>
overcoating [ȫuvkutIN] _n.
overcome [ǫuvkm] _v. (overcame - overcome) 1> , ; ; ; to overcome smb. -. 2> , ( ) 3> _pass. , ; overcome by hunger ݣ ; overcome by ( with) drink 4> he was overcome
overcommitment [ȫuvkmItmnt] _n.
overcrop [ǫuvkrp] _v.
overcrow [ǫuvkru] _v. ( ..)
overcrowd [ǫuvkraud] _v. 1> ( ..) 2>
overcrowded [ǫuvkraudId] _a. ; to live in overcrowded conditions
overcrowding [ǫuvkraudIN] _n. ; ̣
overdevelop [ȫuvdIvelp] _v. 1> 2> _. ( )
overdid [ǫuvdId] _p. overdo
overdo [ǫuvdu] _v. (overdid - overdone) 1> ; "", , (. to overdo it) {. . 4} 2> ; 3> 4> (); to overdo it ; work hard but don't overdo it , {. . 1}
overdone 1. [ǫuvdn] _p-p. overdo 2. _a. [ȫuvdn] 1> , 2>
overdose 1. _n. [ȫuvdus] , ; () 2. _v. [ȫuvdus] ,
overdraft [ȫuvdrAft] _n. 1> ( ) 2> = overdraught
overdrank [ȫuvdrQNk] _p. overdrink
overdraught [ȫuvdrAft] _n. _. أ
overdraw [ȫuvdr] _v. (overdrew - overdrawn) 1> ( ) 2>
overdrawn [ȫuvdrn] _p-p. overdraw
overdrew [ȫuvdru] _p. overdraw
overdrink [ȫuvdrINk] _v. (overdrank - overdrunk) 1> ; 2>
overdrive [ȫuvdraIv] _v. (overdrove - overdriven) 1> , 2> ()
overdriven [ȫuvdrIvn] _p-p. overdrive
overdrove [ȫuvdruv] _p. overdrive
overdrunk [ȫuvdrNk] _p-p. overdrink
overdue [ȫuvdju] _a. 1> ; the train is overdue ; it is long overdue 2> ( , ..)
overdye [ȫuvdaI] _v. 1> 2> ԣ
overeat [ȫuvrit] _v. _refl. (overate - overeaten) ,
overeaten [ȫuvritn] _p-p. overeat
overemployment [ȫuvrImplImnt] _n. _. ,
overextended [ȫuvrIkstendId] _a. 1> , 2>
overfall [ȫuvfl] _n. 1> 2> _.
overfed [ȫuvfed] _p. _p-p. overfeed
overfeed [ȫuvfid] _v. (overfed) 1> 2> ,
overfill [ǫuvfIl] _v.
overflow 1. _n. [ȫuvflu] 1> 2> ; 3> ; an overflow of population 2. _v. [ǫuvflu] 1> 2> , ; ( ) 3> ; the crowds overflowed the barriers 4> ; ; to overflow with kindness
overflowing [ǫuvfluIN] 1. _pres-p. overflow 2 2. _a. 1> ; 2>
overfreight [ȫuvfreIt] = oberload
overfulfil [ȫuvfulfIl] _v.
overfulfilment [ȫuvfulfIlmnt] _n.
overfull [ȫuvful] _a. 1> 2> ; overfull employment _.
overgarment [ȫuvgAmnt] _n. _.
overgild [ȫuvgIld] _v. (overgilded [Id], overgilt)
overgilt [ȫuvgIlt] _p. _p-p. overgild
overgrew [ȫuvgru] _p. overgrow
overground _I [ȫuvgraund] _a. ; still overground _. ݣ _II [ȫuvgraund] _a. ޣ
overgrow [ȫuvgru] _v. (overgrew - overgrown) 1> 2> (-.); ( -.); to overgrow one's clothes 3> (. _pass.); the garden is overgrown with weeds
overgrown [ȫuvgrun] 1. _p-p. overgrow 2. _a. 1> 2> , ( ) 3>
overgrowth [ȫuvgruT] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
overhang 1. _n. [ȫuvhQN] , 2. _v. [ȫuvhQN] (overhung) -., (. _.); ,
overhaul 1. _n. [ȫuvhl] 1> 2> (. major overhaul) 3> 4> _attr. overhaul base 2. _v. [ǫuvhl] 1> , ( ); to overhaul the state of accounts ; to be overhauled by a doctor 2> ; , 3> ,
overhead 1. _a. [ȫuvehed] 1> 2> ; ; overhead wire ; overhead railway ; overhead road ; overhead irrigation ; overhead crane 3> _. ; overhead charges ( costs, expenses) 2. _adv. [ȫuvhed] , ; ; 3. _n. [ȫuvhed] (. _pl.)
overhear [ǫuvhI] _v. (overheard) 1> 2>
overheard [ǫuvhd] _p. _p-p. overhear
overheat [ȫuvhit] 1. _n. 2. _v. ()
overhung [ȫuvhN] _p. _p-p. overhang 2
overissue [ȫuvrIsju] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> ; 2. _v. (, ..)
overjoy [ǫuvdZI] _v. ,
overjoyed [ǫuvdZId] 1. _p-p. overjoy 2. _a. , , (at)
overjump [ǫuvdZmp] _v. 1> , 2> ,
overkill [ȫuvkIl] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
overknee [ȫuvni] _a.
overlabour [ȫuvleIb] _v. 1> 2>
overladen [ȫuvleIdn] _a.
overlaid [ǫuvleId] _p. _p-p. overlay I, 2
overlain [ǫuvleIn] _p-p. overlie
overland 1. _a. [ȫuvlQnd] ; 2. _adv. [ǫuvlQnd] ;
overlap 1. _v. [ǫuvlQp] 1> ; ; 2> ; his duties and mine overlap 2. _n. [ȫuvlQp] 1> 2> _. ̣;
overlay _I 1. [ȫuvleI] 1> ; ; 2> _. 3> _. 2. _v. [ǫuvleI] (overlaid) 1> ( ..) 2> 3> . . overlie _II [ǫuvleI] _p. overlie
overleaf [ȫuvlif] _adv.
overleap [ǫuvlip] _v. 1> ; 2> ; to overleap oneself
overlie [ǫuvlaI] _v. (overlay - overlain) 1> ޣ-., -. 2> (£) ,
overling [ȫuvlIN] _n.
overlive [ǫuvlIv] _v. 1> 2>
overload 1. _n. [ȫuvlud] 2. _v. [ȫuvlud]
overlook [ǫuvluk] _v. 1> ( , ..) 2> ; ( -.); a view overlooking the town 3> , ; my windows overlook the garden 4> ; ( -.) 5> , ; ; , 6> ; to overlook an offence ,
overlooker [ǫuvluk] _n. ;
overlord [ȫuvld] 1. _n. ; ; , 2. _v. ;
overly [ȫuvlI] _adv. _. ; overly cautious
overman _I [ȫuvmQn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> "" _II [ǫuvmQn] _v. ;
overmantel [ȫuvmQntl] _n.
overmasted [ǫuvmAstId] _a. ֣
overmaster [ǫuvmAst] _v. 1> , 2>
overmastering [ǫuvmAstrIN] 1. _pres-p. overmaster 2. _a. ; an overmastering passion
overmatch [ǫuvmQtS] _v. ,
overmature [ȫuvmtju] _a. ; overmature forest
overmuch [ȫuvmtS] _adv. , ; to praise overmuch ;
overnight [ȫuvnaIt] 1. _a. 1> ; an overnight conversation 2> , ; an overnight journey 2. _adv. 1> 2> ( ); ; to stay overnight 3> , ; , ; to rise to fame overnight
overpaid [ȫuvpeId] _p. _p-p. overpay
overpass 1. _n. [ȫuvpAs] 2. _v. [ǫuvpAs] 1> , , 2> 3> , 4> ,
overpast [ȫuvpAst] _n. _predic. ,
overpay [ȫuvpeI] _v. (overpaid)
overpeopled [ȫuvpipld] _a. ̣
overplus [ȫuvpls] _n. ,
overpoise 1. _n. [ȫuvpIz] 2. _v. [ȫuvpIz]
overpopulation [ȫuvppjuleISn] _n. ̣
overpower [ǫuvpau] _v. , ; ; the heat overpowered me
overpowering [ǫuvpaurIN] 1. _pres-p. overpower 2. _a. , ; ; overpowering beauty
overpraise [ȫuvpreIz] _v. ,
overpressure [ȫuvpreS] _n. 1> ; 2>
overprint [ȫuvprInt] 1. _v. 1> ( ) 2> 2. _n. 1> 2>
overprize [ȫuvpraIz] _v.
overran [ǫuvrQn] _p. overrun
overreach 1. _n. [ȫuvritS] 1> ; 2> ( ) 2. _v. [ǫuvritS] 1> ; (); 2> ; to overreach oneself , 3> , ԣ 4> ( ..) 5> _refl. ; 6> _refl. ; ( )
overrent [ǫuvrent] _v.
overridden [ǫuvrIdn] _p-p. override
override [ǫuvraId] _v. (overrode - overridden) 1> , 2> () 3> , 4> , 5> ()
overriding [ǫuvraIdIN] 1. _pres-p. override 2. _a. ,
overripe [ȫuvraIp] _a. , ; overripe wood
overrode [ǫuvrud] _p. override
overrotten [ȫuvrtn] _a.
overrule [ǫuvrul] _v. 1> , 2> 3> , 4> ,
overrun [ǫuvrn] 1. _v. (overran - overrun) 1> ; 2> 3> 4> () 5> ( - ) 6> _. 7> _. 2. _n. ;
oversaw [ȫuvs] _p. oversee
oversea [ȫuvsiz] = overseas
overseas [ȫuvsiz] = oversea [ȫuvsiz] 1. _a. , ; ; overseas trade ; overseas contingents , ; overseas service , 2. _adv. , ; , ; to go overseas ;
oversee [ȫuvsi] _v. (oversaw - overseen) 1> , 2> 3>
overseen [ȫuvsin] _p-p. oversee
overseer [ȫuvsI] _n. ; ; overseer of the poor _.
oversell [ȫuvsel] _v. (oversold) ( ..)
overset [ȫuvset] _v. (overset) 1> ; to overset one's plans 2> , 3> ()
oversew [ȫuvsu] _v. (oversewed [d] - oversewed, oversewn)
oversewn [ȫuvsun] _p-p. oversew
overshadow [ǫuvSQdu] _v. 1> ; 2> 3> _. ,
overshoe [ȫuvSu] _n. ; ()
overshoot [ȫuvSut] _v. (overshot) 1> ( ); to overshoot the mark ; _. ; "" {. 3} 2> (-.) 3> , ; to overshoot the mark , (̣) {. . 1}; to overshoot oneself > = to overshoot the mark 1 > ; to overshoot one's stop
overshot [ȫuvSt] _p. _p-p. overshoot
overside [ȫuvsaId] _. 1. _a. ; overside delivery 2. _adv. ;
oversight [ȫuvsaIt] _n. 1> , 2> ,
oversize [ȫuvsaIz] _a. 1> 2> _.
oversized [ȫuvsaIzd] _a. 1> 2> _.
overslaugh [ȫuvsl] _v. 1> _. 2> _. _. 3> _. ,
oversleep [ȫuvslip] _v. (overslept) , (. oversleep oneself)
oversleeve [ȫuvsliv] _n.
overslept [ȫuvslept] _p. _p-p. oversleep
oversmoke [ǫuvsmuk] _v. 1> 2> _refl. ( )
oversold [ȫuvsuld] _p. _p-p. oversell
overspend [ȫuvspend] _v. (overspent) 1> ; 2> ϣ (. overspend oneself)
overspent [ȫuvspent] _p. _p-p. overspend
overspill [ȫuvspIl] _n. 1> , 2> ()
overspread [ǫuvspred] _v. (overspread) 1> 2> ; ;
overstate [ȫuvsteIt] _v.
overstatement [ȫuvsteItmnt] _n.
overstay [ȫuvsteI] _v. (overstayed [d], overstaid) , ; to overstay one's welcome -.
overstep [ȫuvstep] _v. 1> , 2> _.
overstock [ȫuvstk] 1. _n. , () 2. _v. ; (, )
overstrain 1. _n. [ȫuvstreIn] 2. _v. [ȫuvstreIn] , ; to overstrain oneself ; this argument is greatly overstrained
overstrung [ȫuvstrN] _a. ֣ ( ..)
oversubscribe [ȫuvsbskraIb] _v. ( ..); ,
overt [ȫuvt] _a. 1> ; 2> , ,
overtake [ȫuvteIk] _v. (overtook - overtaken) 1> , , to overtake arrears > ; > 2> ; disaster overtook him 3> ; to be overtaken by terror ; overtaken in ( with) drink
overtaken [ȫuvteIkn] _p-p. overtake
overtask [ȫuvtAsk] _v. ;
overtax [ȫuvtQks] _v. 1> 2> ; ; to overtax smb.'s patience -.
overthrew [ǫuvTru] _p. overthrow 2
overthrow 1. _n. [ȫuvTru] ; ; ; 2. _v. [ǫuvTru] (overthrew - overthrown) 1> 2> ; ;
overthrown [ǫuvTrun] _p-p. overthrow 2
overtime [ȫuvtaIm] 1. _n. 1> ; ; to be on overtime 2> _. 3> _attr. ; overtime pay 2. _adv. ; to work overtime 3. _v. (. )
overtly [ȫuvtlI] _adv. , ;
overtone [ȫuvtun] _n. 1> _. 2> (. _pl.) , ͣ,
overtook [ȫuvtuk] _p. ot overtake
overtop [ȫuvtp] _v. 1> , 2> ; 3> ,
overtrain [ǫuvtreIn] _v. _. ()
overtrump [ȫuvtrmp] _v.
overture [ȫuvtju] _n. 1> (. _pl.) (, ); (, ..); peace overtures ; to make overtures to smb. > ; > ; 2> _.
overturn 1. _n. [ȫuvtn] ; ; ; 2. _v. [ǫuvtn] 1> (); 2> , 3> ; ; ; to overturn a theory
overvalue [ȫuvvQlju] 1. _n. 2. _v. , ;
overwatched [ǫuvwtSt] _a. ң
overweening [ǫuvwinIN] _a. , ; overweening ambition
overweight 1. _n. [ȫuvweIt] 1> , 2> , 2. _a. [ǫuvweIt] ; ; overweight luggage 3. _v. [ȫuvweIt] (. _p-p.) ; ; overweighted with packages ף
overwhelm [ǫuvwelm] _v. 1> 2> , 3> ( ..) 4> ; , () 5> , ( - with) 6> , , ; his kindness quite overwhelmed me 7> ,
overwhelming [ǫuvwelmIN] 1. _pres-p. overwhelm 2. _a. 1> 2> ; overwhelming majority 3> ; overwhelming pressure
overwhelmingly [ǫuvwelmINlI] _adv. , ; ; overwhelmingly grateful ; overwhelmingly important
overwind [ȫuvwaInd] _v. ( ..)
overwinter [ǫuvwInt] _v.
overwork 1. _n. 1> [ouvwk] 2> [ouvwk] , ; 2. _v. [ouvwk] 1> ; (. overwork oneself) 2>
overwrite [ȫuvraIt] _v. (overwrote - overwritten) 1> ( ޣ-.) 2> _refl. ( ..)
overwritten [ȫuvrItn] _p-p. overwrite
overwrote [ȫuvrut] _p. overwrite
overwrought [ȫuvrt] _a. 1> ̣ 2> ģ ( ) 3> 4>
oviduct [ȫuvIdkt] _n. _. ;
oviform [ȫuvIfm] _a. , ,
ovine [ȫuvaIn] _a.
oviparous [uvIprs] _a.
oviposit [ǫuvIpzIt] _v. _.
ovipositor [ǫuvIpzIt] _n. _.
ovoid [ȫuvId] _a. ,
ovule [ȫuvjul] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , ң
ovum [ȫuvm] _n. (_pl. ova) _.
owe [u] _v. 1> (-.); ( -.) 2> ; we owe to Newton the principle of gravitation
owing [ȫuIN] 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 [ȫun] _n. 1> ; , 2> (the owner) _. _.
ownerless [ȫunlIs] _a. 1> , 2>
ownership [ȫunSIp] _n. 1> ; 2>
ox [ks] _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 [ȍksdraIv] _n.
ox-eye [ȍksaI] _n. 1> 2> _. 3>
ox-eyed [ȍksaId] _a. ,
ox-fence [ȍksfens] _n.
oxalic [ksQlIk] _a. _.
oxbow [ȍksbu] _n. 1> 2> , ;
oxcart [ȍkskAt] _n. , ֣
oxen [ȍksn] _n. _pl. 1> _pl. ox 2> _.
oxer [ȍks] = ox-fence
oxford [ȍksfd] _n. 1> (. O. shoe) 2> (O.) _attr. ; O. man , ; O. gray ,
oxherd [ȍkshd] _n.
oxhide [ȍkshaId] _n.
oxidate [ȍksIdeIt] = oxidize
oxidation [ǍksIdeISn] _n. _.
oxide [ȍksaId] _n. _. ,
oxidization [ǍksIdaIzeISn] = oxidation
oxidize [ȍksIdaIz] _v. _. ();
Oxonian [ksunjn] 1. _n. (. ) 2. _a.
oxtail [ȍksteIl] _n. 1> 2> _attr. oxtail soup
oxter [ȍkst] _. 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> , 2> ,
oxygen [ȍksIdZn] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; oxygen mask ; oxygen cutting _.
oxygenate [ksIdZIneIt] _v. ;
oxygenize [ksIdZInaIz] = oxygenate
oxygenous [ksIdZIns] _a.
oxygon [ȍksIgn] _n.
oxymoron [ǍksImrn] _n. _.
oyster [ȍIst] _n. ; close ( dumb) as an oyster
oyster-bank [ȍIstbQNk] _n. ;
oyster-bed [ȍIstbed] = oyster-bank
oyster-farm [ȍIstfAm] _n.
ozocerite [uzukrIt] _n. _.
ozokerite [uzukrIt] _n. _.
ozone [ȫuzun] _n. _.
ozonize [ȫuznaIz] _v. _.
P p [pi] _n. (_pl. Ps, P's [piz]) 16- . ; to mind one's P's and Q's ,
pa [pA] _n. (_. papa) _. ,
pabular [pQbjul] _a. , ;
pabulary [pQbjulrI] _a. , ;
pabulum [pQbjulm] _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 [peIsmeIk] _n. , ( ..)
pacer [peIs] _n. 1> 2> = pace-maker
pacha [pAS] = pasha
pachyderm [pQkIdm] _n. _. ()
pachydermatous [pQkIdmts] _a. _.
pacific [psIfIk] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , 3> (P.) 2. _n. (the P.)
pacification [pQsIfIkeISn] _n. 1> , 2> ; Edict of P. _.
pacificator [psIfIkeIt] _n.
pacificatory [psIfIktrI] _a. 1> 2>
pacificism [psIfIsIzm] = pacifism
pacificist [psIfIsIst] = pacifist
pacifism [pQsIfIzm] _n.
pacifist [pQsIfIst] _n.
pacify [pQsIfaI] _v. 1> , ; () 2> 3>
pack [pQk] 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 [pQkQnIml] _n.
pack-horse [pQkhs] _n.
pack-ice [pQkaIs] _n. ̣,
pack-running [pQkrnIN] _n.
pack-saddle [pQksQdl] _n.
package [pQkIdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; () 2> , ף; () 3> , ; _. , 4> 5> 2. _v. ; ,
packaged [pQkIdZd] _a. ף, ; packaged tour _. _.
packager [pQkIdZ] _n. _. _. _.
packed [pQkt] 1. _p-p. pack 2 2. _a. 1> 2> Σ, 3> , 4> ( , ..) 5> ̣, ( )
packer [pQk] _n. 1> (. ) 2> (. _.) ; ԣ (. ) 3> _. 4> 5> _.
packet [pQkIt] _n. 1> , 2> = packet-boat 3> , , 4> _. , 5> _. _. ; ; to stop ( to catch) a packet (, ..)
packet-boat [pQkItbut] _n. - ,
packing [pQkIN] 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 [pQkINkeIs] _n. ( )
packing-needle [pQkINnidl] _n. ,
packing-sheet [pQkINSit] _n. 1> 2> _. £
packman [pQkmn] _n.
packthread [pQkTred] _n. ޣ,
packtrain [pQktreIn] _n.
pact [pQkt] _n. , , ; nonaggression pact ; to enter into a pact
pad _I [pQd] 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 [pQd] _n. ԣ ( )
padded [pQdId] 1. _p-p. pad I, 2 2. _a. 1> , ; padded cell , ( ) 2> padded bills
padding [pQdIN] 1. _pres-p. pad I, 2 2. _n. 1> , 2> , , ""; 3> _. 4> _.
paddle _I [pQdl] 1. _n. 1> ; ; double paddle 2> , () 3> ( ) 4> ( ); ̣ ( ) 5> () 6> _. ; ; 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ̣; to paddle one's own canoe ; _II [pQdl] 1. _n. _. _. , 2. _v. 1> ̣ , 2> , (in, on, about) 3> ( £) 4> _. _. ̣
paddleboat [pQdlbut] _n. ̣
paddlebox [pQdlbks] _n.
paddlewheel [pQdlwil] _n.
paddling pool [pQdlINpul] _n. "" ( )
paddock [pQdk] _n. 1> , (. ) 2> ( ) 3> _. 4> _.
Paddy [pQdI] _n. _. ( )
paddy _I [pQdI] _n. -, _II [pQdI] _n. _. ,
paddywhack [pQdIwQk] = paddy II
Padishah [pAdISA] _. _n.
padlock [pQdlk] 1. _n. 2. _v.
padre [pAdrI] _. _n. 1> 2> _.
padrone [pdrunI] um. _n. (_pl. ni) 1> ( ) 2> 3> , , , -
padroni [pdruni] _pl. padrone
padronism [pdrunIzm] _n. . {. padrone 3}
Padshah [pAdSA] = padishah
paean [pin] _n. _-. ;
paederasty [pidrQstI] _n.
paediatrician [pidItrISn] _n. , ,
paediatrics [pidIQtrIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) ,
paedology [pIdldZI] _n.
paeon [pin] _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 [peIdZ] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _v. _II [peIdZ] 1. _n. 1> 2> - 3> _. ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> (-.), ; page Dr. Jones! !
pageant [pQdZnt] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> , ( ) 4> , , 5> _. ( )
pageantry [pQdZntrI] _n. 1> , , ; ; 2> ; ,
pagehood [peIdZhud] _n.
pageship [peIdZSIp] _n.
paginal [pQdZInl] _a. ; paginal reference
paginate [pQdZIneIt] _v.
pagination [pQdZIneISn] _n.
pagoda [pgud] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ̣ , , .. ( )
pagodatree [pgudtri] _n. ; to shake the pagodatree
pagurian [pgjurIn] _. 1. _n. - 2. _a. , -
pah _I [pA] _interj. !, ! _II [pA] _n. ̣ ( )
paid [peId] 1. _p. _p-p. pay I, 2 2. _a. ; ; paid employee ,
paidin [peIdIn] _a. , ӣ ( )
paidup [peIdp] _a. , ; paidup capital ; paidup shares
pail [peIl] _n. ; ;
pailful [peIlful] _n.
paillasse [pQlIQs] = palliasse
paillette [pQljet] _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
painkiller [peInkIl] _n. _.
painless [peInlIs] _a.
painstaking [peInzteIkIN] 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 ,
paintbox [peIntbks] _n.
paintbrush [peIntbrS] _n.
painted [peIntId] 1. _p-p. paint 2 2. _a. 1> ; 2>
paintedlady [peIntIdleIdI] _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) pairfront (back) (, ף) , ( )
pairhorse [pEhs] _a. ,
pairoar [pEr] _n. _.
pajamas [pdZAmz] = pyjamas
Pakistani [pAkIstAnI] 1. _n. ; 2. _a.
pal [pQl] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v. , (. pal up. with, to pal -.)
palace [pQlIs] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> (, ) 4> _attr.
paladin [pQldIn] _n. _.
palaeogene [pQlIdZin] _n. _.
palaeographer [pQlIȍgrf] _n.
palaeography [pQlIȍgrfI] _n.
palaeolithic [pQlIulITIk] _a. ; the P. age
palaeontologist [pQlIntldZIst] _n.
palaeontology [pQlIntldZI] _n.
palaeozoic [pQlIuzuIk] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
palaestra [plestr] _n. (_pl. trae) _-.
palaestrae [plestri] _pl. palaestra
palankeen, palanquin [pQlnkin] _n. ,
palatable [pQltbl] _a. 1> , 2>
palatal [pQltl] 1. _a. 1> Σ 2> _. 2. _n. _.
palatalization [pQltlaIzeISn] _n. _. ,
palatalize [pQltlaIz] _v. _. ,
palate [pQlIt] _n. 1> _. Σ 2> 3> ,
palatial [pleISl] _a. 1> 2> ,
palatinate [plQtInIt] _n. _. ;
palatine _I [pQltaIn] _n. (P.) _. (. Count Earl P.); County P. _II [pQltaIn] _. 1. _a. Σ; palatine bones Σ 2. _n. _pl. Σ
palaver [plAv] 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) P. _. , 6> _. 2. _v. , , ; _II [peIl] 1. _a. 1> 2> , ( , ..) 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> ;
paleaceous [peIlIeISs] _a. ,
paled _I [peIld] 1. _p-p. pale I, 2 2. _a. () _II [peIld] _p-p. pale II, 2
paleface [peIlfeIs] _n. , ( )
Palestinian [pQlstInIn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
palestra [plestr] = palaestra
paletot [pQltu] _n. _. ,
palette [pQlIt] _n. 1> 2> _.
paletteknife [pQlItnaIf] _n. _.
palfrey [plfrI] _n. _. _. (. )
Pali [pAlI] _n. ( ; . )
palimpsest [pQlImpsest] _. 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 [pQlIndZenIsIs] _n. _. ()
palinode [pQlInud] _. _n. 1> _. 2> , ,
palisade [pQlIseId] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _pl. 2. _v. ,
palisander [pQlIsQnd] _n. _. ;
palish [peIlIS] _a.
pall _I [pl] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> , ; 3> , 2. _v. 1> , 2> _II [pl] _v. 1> (. pall on) 2> ()
palladia [pleIdj] _pl. palladium I
palladium _I [pleIdjm] _. _n. (_pl. dia) ; , _II [pleIdjm] _n. _.
pallet _I [pQlIt] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. , _II [pQlIt] _n. 1> = palette 1) 2> _. , ; ; () 3>
palletbed [pQlItbed] = pallet I, 1
pallia [pQlI] _pl. pallium
palliasse [pQlIQs] _n.
palliate [pQlIeIt] _v. 1> (, ) 2> , (, ) 3> ,
palliation [pQlIeISn] _n. 1> (, ) 2> ()
palliative [pQlItIv] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. 1> , 2>
pallid [pQlId] _a. -
pallidness [pQlIdnIs] _n.
pallium [pQlIm] _. _n. (_pl. lia) 1> 2> _. ()
pallmall [pQlmQl] _n. - ( )
pallor [pQl] _n.
pally [pQlI] _a. _. 1> , 2>
palm _I [pAm] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. () 3> (); to have an itching palm ; , 2. _v. 1> ( ..) 2> , 3> ; palm off ; , (on, upon palm -.) _II [pAm] _n. 1> , 2> ; _. , ; to bear ( to carry) the palm ; ; to yield the palm ; ģ 3> .. 4> _attr. ; P. Sunday _.
palmaceous [pQlmeISs] _a. _.
PalmaChristi [pQlmkrIstI] _n. _.
palmar [pQlm] _a. _.
palmary [pQlmrI] _a. ,
palmate [pQlmIt] _a. 1> _. , 2> _. ֣
palmcat [pAmkQt] = palmcivet
palmcivet [pAmsIvIt] _n. _. ,
palmcrist [pAmkrIst] = Palma Christi
palmer [pAm] _n. 1> 2> -
palmetto [pQlmetu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _. , ; P. State _.
palmgrease [pAmgris] = palmil 2
palmiped [pQlmIpd] = palmipede
palmipede [pQlmIpid] = palmiped [pQlmIpd] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
palmist [pAmIst] _n.
palmistry [pAmIstrI] _n.
palmitic [pQlmItIk] _a. _.
palmoil [pAmIl] _n. 1> 2> _.
palmtree [pAmtri] = palm II, 1
palmworm [pAmwm] = palmer 2
palmy [pAmI] _a. 1> _. ; 2> , ; (one's) palmy days
palmyra [pQlmaIr] _n. _.
palp [pQlp] _n. _.
palpability [pQlpbIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
palpable [pQlpbl] _a. 1> , 2> ,
palpal [pQlpl] _a. _.
palpate [pQlpeIt] _v. 1> 2> _.
palpation [pQlpeISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
palpi [pQlpaI] _pl. palpus
palpitate [pQlpIteIt] _v. 1> , 2> ; ( , .. - with)
palpitating [pQlpIteItIN] 1. _pres-p. palpitate 2. _a. 1> ; palpitating interest 2>
palpitation [pQlpIteISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
palpus [pQlps] _n. (_pl. pi) = palp
palsgrave [plzgreIv] _n. _.
palstave [plsteIv] _n. _. ( )
palsy [plzI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _.
palter [plt] _v. 1> ; , ; to palter with facts 2> 3>
paltry [pltrI] _a. 1> , , , 2> ,
paludal [pljudl] _a. 1> ; 2>
paly [peIlI] _a. _. ;
pampas [pQmps] _n. _pl.
pampasgrass [pQmpsgrAs] _n. _.
pamper [pQmp] _v. ,
pampero [pQmpEru] _. _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) ( , )
pamphlet [pQmflIt] _n. 1> 2> 3>
pamphleteer [pQmflItI] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2>
pan [pQn] 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 ,
Pan [pQn] _n. 1> _. _. 2>
panacea [pQnsI] _n. ,
panache [pnQS] _n. 1> , 2> ,
panada [pnAd] _n.
Panama [pQnmA] _n. 1> (; . Panama hat) 2> ,
Panamanian [pQnmeInjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
PanAmerican [pQnmerIkn] _a. -
pancake [pQnkeIk] 1. _n. 1> ; ; flat as a pancake 2> _. _. 2. _v. _. _.
panchromatic [pQnkrumQtIk] _a. _.
pancratium [pQnkreISIm] _n. _-.
pancreas [pQNkrIs] _n. _.
panda [pQnd] _n. , ; giant panda
Pandean [pQndin] _a. _. _. Pandean pipe
pandect [pQndekt] _n. (. _pl.) 1> _. 2>
pandemic [pQndemIk] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
pandemonium [pQndImunjm] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ,
pander [pQnd] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> (to pander -.)
pandit [pndIt] = pundit
Pandora's box [pQndrzbks] _n. _. _. ,
pandowdy [pQndaudI] _n. _.
pane [peIn] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> (, ) 4> _. ϣ 5> = panel 1, 1
panegyric [pQnIdZIrIk] 1. _n. , 2. _a.
panegyrical [pQnIdZIrIkl] _a. ,
panegyrist [pQnIdZIrIst] _n.
panegyrize [pQnIdZIraIz] _v.
panel [pQnl] 1. _n. 1> , ̣ 2> ; 3> 4> 5> 6> 7> (); 8> _. _. ; 9> 10> , ; ; , .. 11> ( -) 12> _. ; ; 13> _. , 2. _v. 1> , ̣ 2> 3> (); () 4> _.
panel doctor [pQnldkt] _n.
panelling [pQnlIN] 1. _pres-p. panel 2 2. _n.
panful [pQnful] _n. . {. pan 1, 1}
pang [pQN] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
pangolin [pQNgulIn] _n. _.
panhandle [pQnhQndl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; P. State _. 2. _v. _. _. ,
panhandler [pQnhQndl] _n. _. _. ,
panic _I [pQnIk] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. _. , 2. _a. 3. _v. 1> , 2> _. _. (); , _II [pQnIk] _n. _. , ,
panicky [pQnIkI] _a. _.
panicle [pQnIkl] _n. _. ԣ
panicmonger [pQnIkmNg] _n. ˣ
panicstricken [pQnIkstrIkn] _a.
paniculate [pnIkjuleIt] _a. _.
panjandrum [pndZQndrm] _n. _. , ""
panmixia [pnmIksI] _n. _.
pannage [pQnIdZ] _n. 1> 2> 3> (֣, , )
panne [pQn] _n.
pannier [pQnI] _n. 1> (. ); 2> ( ); 3> _. ԣ ()
pannikin [pQnIkIn] _n. ; ; ; to be off one's pannikin ,
panoplied [pQnplId] _a.
panoply [pQnplI] _n. ( _.)
panopticon [pQnȍptIkn] _n. 1> 2>
panorama [pQnrAm] _n.
panoramic [pQnrQmIk] _a.
panpipe [pQnpaIp] _n.
pansy [pQnzI] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _a.
pant [pQnt] 1. _v. 1> , 2> 3> , (for, after pant ޣ-.) 4> , ( ) 5> ; (. pant out) 2. _n. 1> ; ֣, Σ 2> 3> ()
pantalets [pQntlets] _n. _pl.
pantalettes [pQntlets] _n. _pl.
pantaloon [pQntlun] _n. 1> _pl. (. _.) ; _. 2> (. _pl.) _. 3> _pl. 4> (P.) ( ) 5> (P.)
pantechnicon [pQnteknIkn] _n. 1> 2> (. pantechnicon van)
pantheism [pQnTiIzm] _n.
pantheist [pQnTiIst] _n.
pantheistic [pQnTiIstIk] _a.
pantheistical [pQnTiIstIkl] _a.
pantheon [pQnTIn] _n.
panther [pQnT] _n. _. 1> ; ; 2> _. ; ,
pantie girdle [pQntIgdl] _n. -
panties [pQntIz] _n. _pl. _. 1> 2> ( )
pantile [pQntaIl] _n. _.
panto [pQntu] _n. _. _. pantomime 1
panto- [pQntu] _pref. -, -, -
pantograph [pQntugrAf] _n. 1> ( ߣ ) 2> _. , ɣ
pantomime [pQntmaIm] 1. _n. 1> 2> ( ); - 3> ; to express oneself in pantomime 4> _. ԣ; ( ) 2. _v.
pantomimic [pQntumImIk] _a.
pantry [pQntrI] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( ..)
pantryman [pQntrImQn] _n.
pants [pQnts] _n. _pl. (_. pantaloons) 1> _. _. , 2> 3> _. _. ̣
panzer [pQnts] _. _. 1. _n. _pl. _. 2. _a. ; ; panzer troops
pap _I [pQp] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> , , 3> _. _. , _II [pQp] _n. 1> _. () 2> _.
papa [ppA] _n. _.
papacy [peIpsI] _n.
papal [peIpl] _a.
papaveraceous [ppeIvreISs] _a. _. ,
papaverous [ppeIvrs] _a.
papaya [ppaI] _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 [peIpbI] = news-boy
paper-chase [peIptSeIs] _n. " ",
paper-cutter [peIpkt] _n. 1> = paper-knife 2> _.
paper-fastener [peIpfAsn] _n.
paper-hanger [peIphQN] _n.
paper-hanging [peIphQNIN] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
paper-knife [peIpnaIf] _n. ,
paper-mill [peIpmIl] _n.
paper-stainer [peIpsteIn] _n. 1> 2> _.
paper-tiger [peIptaIg] _n. _. _. " ",
paper-weight [peIpweIt] _n. -
paperback [peIpbQk] _n.
paperbacked [peIpbQkt] _a. ( )
papery [peIprI] _a. ,
papier mache [pQpjeImASeI] _n. _. -
papilionaceous [ppIlIneISs] _a. _.
papilla [ppIl] _n. (_pl. -lae) _. _. _. ,
papillae [ppIli] _pl. papilla
papillary [ppIlrI] _a.
papillate [ppIleIt] _a. ;
papillose [pQpIlus] _a. ; ,
papist [peIpIst] _n.
papistic [ppIstIk] _a.
papistical [ppIstIkl] _a.
papistry [peIpIstrI] _n.
papoose [ppus] _n. £ ( )
pappose [pQpus] _a. _. ֣
pappus [pQps] _n. _.
pappy [pQpI] _a. 1> 2> ,
paprika [pQprIk] _. _n. , ( )
Papuan [pQpjun] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
papula [pQpjul] _n. (_pl. -lae) _. ,
papulae [pQpjuli] _pl. papula
papular [pQpjul] _a. _. ̣
papule [pQpjul] = papula
papulose [pQpjulus] _a. _. ̣;
papulous [pQpjuls] _a. _. ̣;
papyraceous [pQpIreISs] _a. _. ,
papyri [ppaIraI] _pl. papyrus
papyrus [ppaIrs] _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 [pArvjN] _. _adv. ;
par excellence [pArekslAns] _. _adv. ; ;
parable [pQrbl] _n. , ; to take up one's parable _.
parabola [prQbl] _n. _.
parabolic [pQrblIk] _a. 1> _. 2> = parabolical 1
parabolical [pQrblIkl] _a. 1> , 2> _. = parabolic 1
paraboloid [prQblId] _n. _.
paracentric [pQrsentrIk] _a.
paracentrical [pQrsentrIkl] _a.
parachronism [prQkrnIzm] _n. , ( -. )
parachute [pQrSut] 1. _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; parachute jump ; parachute landing > ; > ; parachute troops - 2. _v. ; ; ; to parachute to safety
parachute-jumper [pQrSutdZmp] = parachutist
parachutist [pQrSutIst] _n.
paraclete [pQrklit] _n. _. , ,
parade [preId] 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 [preIdgraund] _n.
paradigm [pQrdaIm] _n. 1> , 2> _.
paradisaic [pQrdIseIIk] = paradisiac
paradisaical [pQrdIseIIkl] = paradisiacal
paradise [pQrdaIs] _n. 1> (. _.) 2> _. ̣, ( ) 3> _. ; fool's paradise ; to live in a fool's paradise
paradisiac [pQrdIsIQk] _a.
paradisiacal [pQrdIsaIkl] _a.
paradisial [pQrdIsIl] _a.
paradisian [pQrdIzIn] _a.
paradisic [pQrdIzIk] _a.
paradisical [pQrdIzIkl] _a.
parados [pQrds] _n. _. _.
paradox [pQrdks] _n.
paradoxical [pQrdksIkl] _a.
paraffin [pQrfIn] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _attr. 2. _v.
paraffin oil [pQrfInȍIl] _n. 1> 2>
paragon [pQrgn] _n. 1> (, ) 2> , 100 3> _.
paragraph [pQrgrAf] 1. _n. 1> ; to begin a new ( fresh) paragraph 2> , 3> _. , 4> 2. _v. 1> 2>
paragraphic [pQrgrQfIk] _a. ,
paragraphical [pQrgrQfIkl] _a. ,
Paraguayan [pQrgwaIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
parakeet [pQrkit] _n. _.
paralinguistics [pQrlINgwIstIks] _n.
parallax [pQrlQks] _n. _.
parallel [pQrlel] 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 [pQrlelepIped] _n. _.
parallelism [pQrlelIzm] _n.
parallelogram [pQrlelugrQm] _n. _.
paralogism [prQldZIzm] _n. ,
paralogize [prQldZaIz] _v.
paralyse [pQrlaIz] _v. (. _.)
paralyses [prQlIsiz] _pl. paralysis
paralysis [prQlIsIs] _n. (_pl. -yses)
paralytic [pQrlItIk] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n.
paramagnetic [pQrmQgnetIk] _a. _.
paramatta [pQrmQt] _n. ̣
parameter [prQmIt] _n. _. _.
paramilitary [pQrmIlItrI] _a. ,
paramo [pQrmu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) ( )
paramount [pQrmaunt] _a. 1> ; 2> ; of paramount importance ; his influence became paramount ; paramount arm _.
paramour [pQrmu] _n. ;
parang [pArQN] _n. ,
paranoia [pQrnI] _n. _. ,
parapack [pQrpQk] _n.
parapet [pQrpIt] _n. 1> , 2> _.
paraph [pQrf] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
paraphernalia [pQrfneIlj] _n. _pl. 1> 2> 3>
paraphrase [pQrfreIz] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> 2>
paraphrastic [pQrfrQstIk] _a.
paraplegia [pQrplidZ] _n. _.
paraselenae [pQrsIlini] _pl. paraselene
paraselene [pQrsIlinI] _n. (_pl. -nae) _. ,
parashoot [pQrSut] _v.
parasite [pQrsaIt] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
parasitic [pQrsItIk] _a. ,
parasitical [pQrsItIkl] _a. ,
parasiticide [pQrsItIsaId] _n.
parasitism [pQrsaItIzm] _n.
parasitize [pQrsaItaIz] _v. _.
parasol [pQrsl] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. 3> _.
parataxis [pQrtQksIs] _n. _. ,
parathyroid [pQrTaIrId] _n. _.
paratrooper [pQrtrup] _n. _. -
paratroops [pQrtrups] _n. _pl.
paratyphoid [pQrtaIfId] _n. _.
paravane [pQrveIn] _n. _.
parboil [pAbIl] _v. 1> , 2> _. ,
parbuckle [pAbkl] 1. _n. 1> ߣ 2> _. ߣ 2. _v. _.
parcel [pAsl] 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 [pAslpust] _n. -
parcelling [pAslIN] 1. _pres-p. parcel 3 2. _n. 1> , ; parcelling of land 2> _.
parcenary [pAsInrI] _n. _.
parcener [pAsIn] _n. _.
parch [pAtS] _v. 1> , 2> , , ( ) 3> ( , ); ( ); parch up ,
parched [pAtSt] 1. _p-p. parch 2. _a. 1> ֣, ̣ 2> ; parched wayfarer
parching [pAtSIN] 1. _pres-p. parch 2. _a.
parchment [pAtSmnt] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5> _attr.
parcook [pAkuk] _v. ,
pardon [pAdn] 1. _n. 1> , ; I beg your pardon 2> _. ; general pardon ; to issue pardon for smb. -. 3> _. 2. _v. 1> , ; pardon me , 2> ;
pardonable [pAdnbl] _a.
pardoner [pAdn] _n. _.
pare [pE] _v. 1> () 2> , ; ; 3> , ( pare away, pare down) pare away, pare off > , ; > ,
paregoric [pQrgrIk] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
parenchyma [preNkIm] _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 [pErntIdZ] _n. 1> , , 2> ;
parental [prentl] _a. 1> ; ; ( ) 2>
parentheses [prenTIsiz] _pl. parenthesis
parenthesis [prenTIsIs] _n. (_pl. -theses) 1> _. 2> (. _pl.) , 3> , ;
parenthesize [prenTIsaIz] _v. 1> ( ) 2>
parenthetic [pQrnTetIk] _a. 1> , ޣ 2> 3> 4> _. ( ..)
parenthetical [pQrnTetIkl] _a. 1> , ޣ 2> 3> 4> _. ( ..)
paresis [pQrIsIs] _n. _. ,
parget [pAdZIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> 2>
pargeting [pAdZItIN] = pargetting
pargetting [pAdZItIN] = pargeting [pAdZItIN] 1. _pres-p. parget 2 2. _n. ()
parhelia [pAhilj] _pl. parhelion
parhelion [pAhiljn] _n. (_pl. -lia) _. ,
pariah [pQrI] _n. ;
pariah-dog [pQrIdg] _n.
Parian [pErIn] 1. _a. ; Parian marble 2. _n.
paries [pErIiz] _n. (_pl. -etes) _. ( , )
parietal [praIItl] _a. _. 1> , 2>
parietes [praIItiz] _pl. paries
paring [pErIN] 1. _pres-p. pare 2. _n. 1> , 2> _pl. , , , ;
Paris [pQrIs] _n. _. _. {. . }
Paris doll [pQrIsdl] _n. ; ,
parish [pQrIS] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. () 4> _attr. ; parish clerk ; to go on the parish ; parish lantern _.
parish register [pQrISredZIst] _n.
parishioner [prISn] _n. ;
Parisian [prIzjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
parity _I [pQrItI] _n. 1> 2> , ; ; by parity of reasoning 3> _. _II [pQrItI] _n. _.
park [pAk] 1. _n. 1> (. , ..) 2> 3> (. national park) 4> 5> _. 2. _v. 1> , () 2> () ( ..) 3> _. () 4> _. () (. to park guns)
parka [pAk] _n. ( )
parkin [pAkIn] _n.
parking [pAkIN] 1. _pres-p. park 2 2. _n. 1> ; no parking (allowed) () 2> _. ( ),
parking lot [pAkINlt] _n.
parkway [pAkweI] _n. _. ,
parky [pAkI] _a. _. ( )
parlance [pAlns] _n. , ; in legal parlance ; in common parlance
parlay [pAleI] _. 1. _n. ; ( ) 2. _v. ; ( )
parley [pAlI] 1. _n. (. _.); to beat ( to sound) a parley _. 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> ( )
parleyvoo [pAlIvu] (. _. parlez-vous) _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. -
parliament _I [pAlmnt] _n. 1> 2> _attr. _II [pAlmnt] _n.
parliament-cake [pAlmntkeIk] = parliament II
parliamentarian [pAlmentErIn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ( XVII .) 2. _a.
parliamentarism [pAlmentrIzm] _n.
parliamentary [pAlmentrI] _a. , ; old parliamentary hand ; parliamentary language , ; parliamentary train _. ۣ ,
parlor [pAl] (. _.) = parlour
parlour [pAl] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> ( ) 3> ɣ ( ..) 4> _. , , ; beauty (hairdresser's) parlour (); photographer's parlour
parlour boarder [pAlbd] _n. -,
parlour car [pAlkA] _n. _. _-. -
parlourmaid [pAlmeId] _n.
parlous [pAls] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> , 2. _adv. ,
parly [pAlI] _. _. parliamentary train {. parliamentary}
Parmesan [pAmIzQn] _n. ()
Parnassian [pAnQsIn] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
Parnassus [pAnQss] _n. _. _.
parochial [prukjl] _a. 1> 2> , ; ; parochial interests ,
parochialism [prukjlIzm] _n. , ;
parodist [pQrdIst] _n.
parody [pQrdI] 1. _n. 2. _v.
parole [prul] 1. _n. 1> , (. parole of honour); on parole (ģ) 2> 3> _. 4> _attr. parole system _. , ޣ 2. _v.
parolee [pQrli] _n. ģ
paronomasia [pQrnmeIzI] _. _n. , ,
paronym [pQrnIm] _n. 1> _. 2> _. _.
paroquet [pQrkIt] = parakeet
parotid [prtId] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
parotitis [pQrtaItIs] _n. _. ̣, ,
paroxysm [pQrksIzm] _n. , , (, ..)
paroxysmal [pQrksIzml] _a. ;
parpen [pApn] _n. _.
parquet [pAkeI] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _attr. ; parquet circle _. , 2. _v.
parquetry [pAkItrI] _n.
parr [pA] _n.
parrel [pQrl] _n. _.
parricidal [pQrIsaIdl] _a.
parricide [pQrIsaId] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ; 4>
parrot [pQrt] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> (. parrot it) 2> (-.) (-.)
parrotry [pQrtrI] _n.
parry [pQrI] 1. _n. , , ף (. _.) 2. _v. , (); to parry a question ,
parse [pAz] _v.
parsimonious [pAsImunjs] _a. 1> , 2>
parsimony [pAsImnI] _n. 1> , ; to exercise parsimony of phrase 2> ,
parsing [pAzIN] 1. _pres-p. parse 2. _n.
parsley [pAslI] _n. _.
parsnip [pAsnIp] _n. _.
parson [pAsn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
parson's nose [pAsnznuz] _n. _. {. pope's nose; . pope I}
parsonage [pAsnIdZ] _n. ,
parsonic [pAsnIk] _a.
part [pAt] 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 [pAttaIm] _n.
part-owner [pAtǫun] _n.
partake [pAteIk] _v. (partook - partaken) 1> (in, of partake ޣ-.); (with partake -.) 2> ( .. - of) 3> , , (of partake -.) 4> (-.); (-.); the vegetation partakes of a tropical character
partaken [pAteIkn] _p-p. partake
partaker [pAteIk] _n.
partaking [pAteIkIN] _n.
parted [pAtId] 1. _p-p. part 3 2. _a. 1> ̣; parted lips 2> ޣ
parterre [pAtE] _n. _. 1> 2> _. , 3>
parthenogenesis [pATInudZenIsIs] _n. _.
Parthian [pATjn] _a. _. ; Parthian shaft ( shot, arrow) _. ( .., )
parti [pAti] _n. _. ( )
parti pris [pAtipri] _n. _.
partial [pASl] _a. 1> , ; 2> 3> partial to ( -., -.); he is very partial to sport
partiality [pASIQlItI] _n. 1> 2> (for partiality )
partible [pAtIbl] _a. 1> 2> (. )
participant [pAtIsIpnt] _n. ,
participate [pAtIsIpeIt] _v. 1> (in) 2> (in participate -., with participate -.) 3> (in participate -.) 4> _. (of participate -.)
participating country [pAtIsIpeItINkntrI] _n. - (, ..)
participation [pAtIsIpeISn] _n. ;
participator [pAtIsIpeIt] _n.
participial [pAtIsIpIl] _a. _. ;
participle [pAtIsIpl] _n. _. ;
particle [pAtIkl] _n. 1> ; ; particle of dust 2> _. ; ; 3> ()
particoloured [pAtIkld] _a. У,
particular [ptIkjul] 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 [ptIkjulrIzm] _n. 1> ( -., -.) 2> _.
particularistic [ptIkjulrIstIk] _a. , ; particularistic interests
particularity [ptIkjulQrItI] _n. 1> , , 2> ; 3> _.
particularize [ptIkjulraIz] _v. ( ޣ-.),
particularized [ptIkjulraIzd] _a. ;
particularly [ptIkjullI] _adv. 1> , ; , 2> , 3> , ; ; generally and particularly 4> ,
parting [pAtIN] 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 [pAtIzQn] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> ; (-.) _II [pAtIzQn] _n. _. ,
partisanship [pAtIzQnSIp] _n.
partite [pAtaIt] _a. _. _. ,
partition [pAtISn] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , 4> ( , ..) 5> , 2. _v. 1> 2> , 3> ; partition off ,
partitionist [pAtISnIst] _n.
partitive [pAtItIv] 1. _a. 1> _. , ; partitive genitive 2> ; 2. _n. _.
partly [pAtlI] _adv. 1> , 2> ,
partner [pAtn] 1. _n. 1> ; (in, of partner 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 partner -.)
partnership [pAtnSIp] _n. 1> ; ; working partnership , 2> ,
partook [pAtuk] _p. partake
partridge [pAtrIdZ] _n. _. ()
partridgewood [pAtrIdZwud] _n. ( )
partsong [pAtsN] _n. _. ң
parttime [pAttaIm] _a. parttime worker ,
parttimer [pAttaIm] = parttime worker {. parttime}
parturient [pAtjurInt] _a. 1> , 2> ; ; ; parturient infection
parturifacient [pAtjurIfeISnt] _n. _. ,
parturition [pAtjurISn] _n.
party _I [pAtI] 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 [pAtI] _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 ; ̣
partycoloured [pAtIkld] = particoloured
partygoer [pAtIgu] _n. ,
partying [pAtIIN] _n. ;
partyline _I [pAtIlaIn] _n. ; _II [pAtIlaIn] _n. _. 1> 2> = party wire
partyliner [pAtIlaIn] _n.
partywall [pAtIwl] _n. _.
partywire [pAtIwaI] _n. _. ( )
parvenu [pAvnju] _n. _. ,
pas [pA] _n. _. 1> , ; to give the pas ; to take the pas (of pas -.) 2> ( )
pas de deux [pAdd] _n. _. , , Σ
pas seul [pAsl] _n. _. ;
paschal [pAskl] _a. 1> 2>
pasha [pAS] _. _n. ; pasha of three tails (of two tails, of one tail) _. ң(-, ) , 1- (2-, 3-) ( )
pashm [pSm] _. _n. ۣ ( )
pasqueflower [pAskflau] _n. _. , -
pasquinade [pQskwIneId] _n.
pass [pAs] 1. _v. 1> ң; , (by pass -., along pass -., across, over pass -.); , 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 pass -. ) 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 pass -.); 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 [pAsbl] _a. 1> ; ; 2> , 3>
passage _I [pQsIdZ] 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 [pQsIdZ] _v. 1> , ( ) 2> ()
passage boat [pQsIdZbut] _n.
passageway [pQsIdZweI] _n. 1> , ; 2> _. 3> _. ;
passant [pQsnt] _a. _. ( )
passbook [pAsbuk] _n. 1> ޣ 2> _.
passcheck [pAstSek] = passout
passdegree [pAsdIgri] _n.
passe [pAseI] _a. _. 1> ̣ 2> ,
passementerie [pAsmANtri] _n. _. , ,
passenger [pQsIndZ] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> ( ..) 4> _attr. ; passenger car
passengerpigeon [pQsIndZpIdZIn] _n. _.
passepartout [pQspAtu] _n. _. 1> 2> ;
passer [pAs] _n. 1> = passerby 2> , 3> ̣ ;
passerby [pAsbaI] _n. (_pl. passersby) ,
passerine [pQsraIn] _. 1. _a. ; 2. _n.
passersby [pAszbaI] _pl. passerby
passible [pQsIbl] _a.
passim [pQsIm] _. _adv. , ; (. ..)
passing [pAsIN] 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 [pAsINtrQk] _n. _-.
passingbell [pAsINbel] _n.
passingly [pAsINlI] _adv. 1> 2> _.
passingnote [pAsINnut] _n. _.
passion [pQSn] 1. _n. 1> , (for passion -., -.) 2> , , 3> 4> ; ; she burst into passion of tears ; a passion of grief 5> ; to fall ( to fly) into a passion , 6> _. 7> (the P.) _. , 8> _attr. _. P. Sunday 5- ; P. Week , 6- 2. _v. _.
passional _I [pQSnl] _n. _II [pQSnl] _a.
passionary [pQSnrI] = passional I
passionate [pQSnIt] _a. 1> , ; passionate interest 2> ̣ 3> , ;
passionflower [pQSnflau] _n. _. ,
passionless [pQSnlIs] _a. ,
passionplay [pQSnpleI] _n. _. ,
passivation [pQsIveISn] _n. _. , ,
passive [pQsIv] 1. _a. 1> , ; 2> 3> _. ( ) 4> _. ; passive balance ; passive bonds _. 2. _n. _. ;
passivity [pQsIvItI] _n. 1> , ; 2>
passkey [pAski] _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr. passkey man -
passman [pAsmQn] _n.
passout [pAsaut] _n. ( )
passoutcheck [pAsauttSek] _. = passout
Passover [pAsǫuv] _n. 1> 2>
passport [pAspt] _n. 1> 2> , -. -.
password [pAswd] _n. ;
past [pAst] 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 [pAstmAst] _n. (ģ) (in past master 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 [peIstbd] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> 4> 5> _attr. ; _. ,
pastel [pQstel] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> 4> _attr. ; pastel shades ̣
paster [peIst] _n. 1> , 2> _. (. )
pastern [pQstn] _n. ()
pasteurization [pQstraIzeISn] _n.
pasteurize [pQstraIz] _v. 1> () 2> (. )
pasteurizer [pQstraIz] _n. ,
pasticcio [pAstItSu] _. _n. ; ; (. )
pastiche [pQstiS] _. _n. ; ; (. )
pastil [pQstl] _n. 1> 2> У,
pastime [pAstaIm] _n. , ;
pastiness [peIstInIs] _n. ,
pastor [pAst] _n. 1> 2> 3>
pastoral [pAstrl] 1. _a. 1> ; pastoral industry 2> 2. _n. 1> 2> _.
pastorale [pQstrAlI] _n. (_pl. li, s [z]) _.
pastorali [pQstrAlI] _pl. pastorale
pastorate [pAstrIt] _n. 1> 2> _.
pastorship [pAstSIp] = pastorate 1
pastry [peIstrI] _n. (, ..)
pastrycook [peIstrIkuk] _n.
pasturable [pAstjurbl] _a.
pasturage [pAstjurIdZ] _n. 1> 2> 3>
pasture [pAstS] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. ()
pasty _I [pQstI] _n. (. ) _II [peIstI] _a. 1> ; 2> , ; ( )
pastyfaced [peIstIfeIst] = pasty II, 2
Pat [pQt] _n. _. ( )
pat _I [pQt] 1. _n. 1> ; , ̣ 2> , () 3> , 2. _v. ̣, ; to pat smb. on the back -. , -. _II [pQt] 1. _adv. 1> ; " "; ; ; the story came pat to the occasion 2> , ; ; to know a lesson off pat 3> _. to stand pat ; _. ; , ; 2. _a. ; ; ;
patch [pQtS] 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 [pQtSuli] _n. ( )
patchpocket [pQtSpkIt] _n.
patchwork [pQtSwk] _n. 1> ; , .. 2> ; 3> _attr. , , У
patchy [pQtSI] _a. 1> ң , 2> , У, ۣ 3> , ( )
pate 1. [peIt] _n. _. 1> , 2> 3> , 2. [pAteI] _n. _.
patella [ptel] _n. (_pl. lae) _.
patellae [pteli] _pl. patella
paten [pQtn] _n. 1> , 2> _.
patency [peItnsI] _n. 1> , 2> _.
patent [peItnt] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> 4> _. ; , 2. _n. . [pQtnt] 1> ; ; _. 2> ( -.), ; 3> , (, ) 4> _. 5> _attr. patent office ; patent right _. 3. _v. . [pQtnt] ; ( -.)
patent leather [peItntleD] _n. ,
patentee [peItnti] _n.
patenting [peItntIN] 1. _pres-p. patent 3 2. _n. 1> 2> _.
patentleather [peItntleD] _a.
patently [peItntlI] _adv. , ;
pater [peIt] _n. _. _.
patera [pQtr] _n. (_pl. ae) _. , ( )
paterae [pQtri] _pl. patera
paterfamilias [peItfmIlIQs] _n. (_pl. patresfamilias) _. ,
paternal [ptnl] _a. 1> 2> ; paternal aunt ԣ 3> ; paternal legislation
paternalism [ptnlIzm] _n. 1> 2>
paternity [ptnItI] _n. 1> 2> ; the paternity of the child is unknown , £ 3> _. ;
paternoster [pQtnst] _n. 1> " " () 2> ; 3> ޣ 4> _. , 5> _attr. paternoster line
path [pAT], _pl. [pADz] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> ; ; to enter on ( to take) the path ; to cross smb.'s path -. ң 4> 5>
pathetic [pTetIk] _a. 1> , , 2> 3> _. ; the pathetic fallacy ; pathetic strike
pathetics [pTetIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
pathfinder [pATfaInd] _n. 1> ( ); ; 2> ( ) 3> _. ̣ 4> _. ,
pathless [pATlIs] _a. 1> , 2> ң;
pathological [pQTldZIkl] _a.
pathologist [pTldZIst] _a.
pathology [pTldZI] _n.
pathos [peITs] _n. 1> 2> -., , 3>
pathway [pATweI] _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 [pQtIn] _n. (̣ ),
patio [pQtIu] _. _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) ;
patois [pQtwA] _n. _.
patresfamilias [peItrizfmIlIQs] _pl. paterfamilias
patriarch [peItrIAk] _n. 1> , , ; , 2> ; 3> _.
patriarchal [peItrIAkl] _a. 1> 2> _. 3>
patriarchate [peItrIAkIt] _n. _. 1> 2> ;
patriarchy [peItrIAkI] _n. 1> 2> = patriarchate 1
patrician [ptrISn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. 1> 2>
patricidal [pQtrIsaIdl] = parricidal
patricide [pQtrIsaId] _n. 1> 2>
patrimonial [pQtrImunjl] _a. ,
patrimony [pQtrImnI] _n. 1> , , 2> 3>
patriot [peItrIt] _n.
patriotic [pQtrIȍtIk] _a. ; the Great P. War
patriotism [pQtrItIzm] _n.
patristic [ptrIstIk] _a. " "
patrol [ptrul] 1. _n. 1> _. ; ; ; on patrol 2> 3> _attr. , ; ; patrol dog ; patrol wagon _. 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ; 3> _.
patrolbomber [ptrulbm] _n. _.
patrolman [ptrulmQn] _n. _.
patron [peItrn] _n. 1> , , ; 2> , ;
patronage [pQtrnIdZ] _n. 1> , , ; 2> ; 3> 4> (, , ..)
patroness [peItrnIs] _n. , ;
patronize [pQtrnaIz] _v. 1> , 2> , , 3> 4> (, , ..)
patronymic [pQtrnImIk] 1. _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ( , . -, O', son) 2. _n. 1> , ; 2>
patten [pQtn] _n. 1> ; , ̣ ( ) 2> _.
patter _I [pQt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> _. ; 4> _. , 2. _v. ; ; ( ) _II [pQt] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> , ̣ 2. _v. 1> , ( ) 2> , ( £)
pattern [pQtn] 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)
patternmaker [pQtnmeIk] _n. _.
patternshop [pQtnSp] _n. _. ,
patty [pQtI] _n. ; У
pattypan [pQtIpQn] _n.
paucity [psItI] _n. 1> , 2>
paunch [pntS] _n. 1> , ; 2> , ( )
paunchy [pntSI] _a.
pauper [pp] _n. 1> , 2>
pauperism [pprIzm] _n. ,
pauperization [ppraIzeISn] _n. ,
pauperize [ppraIz] _v.
pause [pz] 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 pave -.)
pavement [peIvmnt] _n. 1> , 2> , .. 3> _. 4> 5> _. ; on the pavement ,
pavementartist [peIvmntAtIst] _n. , ( )
paver [peIv] _n. 1> 2> , .. 3> _.
pavilion [pvIljn] 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 [pQvnaIn] _a. 1> 2>
paw [p] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; 2. _v. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> _. , , ( paw over)
pawky [pkI] _a. _. ,
pawl [pl] 1. _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. ( ) 2. _v. _.
pawn _I [pn] _n. _. (. _.) _II [pn] 1. _n. , ; in ( at) pawn 2. _v. 1> , 2> ; to pawn one's word ; to pawn one's life
pawnbroker [pnbruk] _n. , ; at the pawnbroker's
pawnee [pni] _n. _.
pawnshop [pnSp] _n.
pax [pQks] _. 1. _n. ; 2. _interj. _. _. !, !; -!, !; !
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 pay -.) 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 pay ); (); (); (); 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 [peIzjugu] _a. on a pay-as-you-go basis ; pay-as-you-go taxation
pay-envelope [peIenvlup] _n. ;
payable [peIbl] _a. 1> 2> , ; ( ..) 3> _.
paybill [peIbIl] = paysheet
paybox [peIbks] _n.
payday [peIdeI] _n. , ԣ ;
paydesk [peIdesk] = payoffice
paydirt [peIdt] _n. _. ;
payee [peIi] _n. (); ( )
payer [peI] _n.
paying _I [peIIN] 1. _pres-p. pay I, 2 2. _a. , ; paying well _II [peIIN] _pres-p. pay II
payingcapacity [peIINkpQsItI] _n. ԣ
paylist [peIlIst] = paysheet
payload [peIlud] _n. ; final payload ( )
paymaster [peImAst] _n. ,
paymastergeneral [peImAstdZenrl] _n.
payment [peImnt] _n. 1> , ԣ, ; ; interest payment 2> ;
payoff [peIȍf] _n. _. 1> ; 2> 3> ; ( ..) 4>
payoffice [peIǍfIs] _n. _.
payout [peIaut] _n.
paypacket [peIpQkIt] = payenvelope
payphone [peIfun] _n. _. -
payroll [peIrul] = paysheet; to be off the payroll ; payroll stuffer
paysheet [peISit] _n. ԣ
pea [pi] _n. 1> ; ; split peas ݣ 2> = peajacket as like as two peas
pea coal [pikul] _n. "" ( )
pea soup [pisup] _n.
peace [pis] _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> (. P.) 5> _attr. ; peace treaty ; peace movement ; peace campaigner , ; peace establishment _. ; to be sworn of the peace أ; commission of the peace > ; >
peaceable [pisbl] _a. ,
peaceful [pisful] _a. , ; peaceful way
peacelover [pislv] _n.
peaceloving [pislvIN] _a.
peacemaker [pismeIk] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. ..
peaceminded [pismaIndId] _a.
peacenik [pisnIk] _n. _.
peaceoffering [pisǍfrIN] _n. 1> 2>
peaceofficer [pisǍfIs] _n. (, )
peacepipe [pispaIp] _n.
peacetime [pistaIm] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; ; peacetime industries ; peacetime strength
peach _I [pitS] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. " " 4> _. 5> _attr. _II [pitS] _v. _. _. , (against, on, upon peach )
peach stone [pitSstun] _n. _.
peach-tree [pitStri]
peachcoloured [pitSkld] _a.
peachick [pitSIk] _n.
peachy [pitSI] _a. 1> , 2> _. , ,
peacoat [pikut] = peajacket
peacock [pikk] 1. _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; proud as a peacock ; 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> ;
peacock blue [pikkblu] _n.
peacockery [pikkrI] _n. ; ڣ
peafowl [pifaul] _n. ;
peahen [pihen] _n.
peajacket [pidZQkIt] _n. _.
peak _I [pik] _n. 1> ; ; ɣ 2> , ; (); 3> ң (, ) 4> () 5> () 6> _. ; () 7> _. () _II [pik] _v. 1> () 2> " ̣" (ף) 3> ( ) _III [pik] _v. , ; to peak and pine
peaked _I [pikt] _a. ; peaked cap , _II [pikt] 1. _p-p. peak III 2. _a. , ģ _III [pikt] _p-p. peak II
peaky _I [pikI] = peaked I _II [pikI] = peaked II, 2
peal [pil] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> (); (); peal of laughter 2. _v. 1> , , 2> ( peal out); to peal smb.'s fame -.
peanut [pint] _n. 1> , 2> _pl. _. , ; to get smth. for peanuts -. 3> _attr. ; it is not peanuts ; peanut politician _. ,
pear [pE] _n. 1> 2>
pearl [pl] 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 [pltaIp] = pearl 1, 6
pearlash [plQS] = potash
pearlbarley [plbAlI] _n.
pearlbutton [plbtn] _n.
pearldiver [pldaIv] _n. , ; ,
pearler [pl] = pearlfisher
pearlfisher [plfIS] _n.
pearlfishery [plfISrI] _n.
pearlies [plIz] _n. _pl. 1> 2> _. ,
pearloyster [plǍIst] _n. ()
pearlpowder [plpaud] _n. ()
pearlsago [plseIgu] _n. ()
pearlshell [plSel] _n.
pearlwhite [plwaIt] = pearlpowder
pearly [plI] _a. 1> ; 2> 3>
pearshaped [pESeIpt] _a.
peart [pIt] _a. _. 1> , ӣ, ̣ 2> ,
peartree [pEtri] _n.
peasant [peznt] _n. 1> 2> _attr. , ; peasant woman
peasantry [pezntrI] _n.
pease [piz] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
peashooter [piSut] _n. () أ
peasouper [pisup] _n. _. ֣
peasoupy [pisupI] _a. _. ֣ ( )
peat [pit] _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr.
peatbog [pitbg] _n. ,
peatcoal [pitkul] _n.
peatery [pitrI] _n.
peathag [pithQg] _n.
peatime [pitaIm] _n. _. the last of peatime (-.); ; peatime's past
peatman [pitmn] _n. 1> - 2>
peatmoss [pitms] _n. ,
peaty [pitI] _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 [pIkQn] _n. _.
peccability [pekbIlItI] _n. ,
peccable [pekbl] _a. ,
peccadillo [pekdIlu] _n. (_pl. oes, os [ouz]) ;
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
Pecksniff [peksnIf] _n. ( " ")
pectin [pektIn] _n. _.
pectinate [pektInIt], pectinated [pektIneItId] _a. _. _.
pectination [pektIneISn] _n. ;
pectoral [pektrl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _pl. 2. _a. 1> ; 2> 3> ; , 4> ; _.
peculate [pekjuleIt] _v. ,
peculation [pekjuleISn] _n. ,
peculator [pekjuleIt] _n. , ,
peculiar [pIkjulj] 1. _a. 1> ; , ; ; a point of peculiar interest , ; peculiar properties 2> (to peculiar -., -.); , ; ; my own peculiar property ϣ 3> , ; he has peculiar ways ; P. People _. " " 2. _n. 1> 2>
peculiarity [pIkjulIQrItI] _n. 1> ; 2> , ; 3>
peculiarly [pIkjuljlI] _adv. 1> ; 2> 3> ; he is peculiarly interested in that affair
pecuniary [pIkjunjrI] _a. 1> ; pecuniary aid 2> ; 3>
pedagogic [pedgdZIk] _a.
pedagogical [pedgdZIkl] _a.
pedagogics [pedgdZIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
pedagogue [pedgg] _n. 1> , (. _.) 2>
pedagogy [pedgdZI] _n.
pedal [pedl] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. 1> 2> _. _. 3. _v. 1> , 2>
pedant [pednt] _n. 1> 2> Σ
pedantic [pIdQntIk] _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 [pIdestrIn] 1. _a. 1> , ; pedestrian crossing 2> , 2. _n. 1> 2>
pediatrics [pidIQtrIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
pedicel [pedIsl] _n. _. ̣,
pedicellate [pedIsleIt] _a. _. ,
pedicle [pedIkl] = pedicel
pedicular [pIdIkjul] _a.
pediculous [pIdIkjuls] = pedicular
pedicure [pedIkju] 1. _n. 2. _v.
pedigree [pedIgri] _n. 1> , 2> ; () 3> _attr. ( )
pedigreed [pedIgrid] _a.
pediment [pedImnt] _n. _.
pedlar [pedl] _n. 1> , 2> , ; pedlar's French
pedlary [pedlrI] _n. 1> 2> ;
pedology _I [pIdldZI] = paedology _II [pIdldZI] _n.
pedometer [pIdmIt] _n.
peduncle [pIdNkl] _n. _. ;
peduncular [pIdNkjul], pedunculate [pIdNkjulIt] _a. _. ֣ ,
peek [pik] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. (. peek in); (. peek out)
peekaboo [pikbu] _n. "" ( £)
peel _I [pil] 1. _n. , , 2. _v. 1> , , ; (, ) 2> , , ( ; . peel off) 3> _. () _II [pil] _n. _. ң _III [pil] _n.
peeler [pil] _n. , ..;
peeling [pilIN] 1. _pres-p. peel I, 2 2. _n. 1> , , ; potato peelings 2>
peep _I [pip] 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 [pip] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ;
peeper [pip] _n. 1> ; 2> (. _pl.) _. ,
peephole [piphul] _n. ;
Peeping Tom [pipINtm] _n. 1> 2> _. _.
peepshow [pipSu] _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 [pIrIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
peeress [pIrIs] _n. ,
peerless [pIlIs] _a. ,
peeve [piv] _. 1. _n. 1> , ֣ 2> ; my pet peeve , 2. _v. (. _p-p.) ,
peeved [pivd] 1. _p-p. peeve 2 2. _a. _. ֣
peevish [pivIS] _a. 1> , , 2> , 3> , .. ( , ..)
peewit [piwIt] = 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 [pegtp] _n. , ()
pegamoid [pegmId] _n. ( )
Pegasus [pegss] _n. 1> _. _. 2> _.
pegging [pegIN] 1. _pres-p. peg 2 2. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> pegging of prices ̣
pegmatite [pgmtaIt] _n. _.
peignoir [peInwA] _n. _.
pejorative [pidZrtIv] _a.
Pekinese _I [pikIniz] 1. _a. 2. _n. _II [pikIniz] _n. ( )
Pekingese _I [pikINiz] 1. _a. 2. _n. _II [pikINiz] _n. ( )
pekoe [piku] _. _n. ޣ
pelage [pelIdZ] _n. , , ()
pelagian [pIleIdZIn] 1. _a. , 2. _n. ,
pelagic [pIlQdZIk] _a. ( ), , ; pelagic sealing
pelargonium [pelgunjm] _n. _. ,
pelerine [pelrin] _n.
pelf [pelf] _n. _. , ;
pelican [pelIkn] _n. _.
pelisse [pelis] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
pell-mell [pelmel] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _a. 3. _adv. 1> , , 2>
pellagra [pelQgr] _n. _.
pellet [pelIt] 1. _n. 1> , ( , ..) 2> 3> ; 2. _v. ( ..)
pellicle [pelIkl] _n. , , ̣
pellucid [peljusId] _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 [pelviz] _pl. pelvis
pelvic [pelvIk] _a. _.
pelvis [pelvIs] _n. (_pl. -ves) _. 1> 2>
Pembroke table [pembrukteIbl] _n.
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 [d], pent) 1> , ( pen up, pen in) 2> () _III [pen] _n.
pen and ink [penndINk] _n. 1> 2> 3>
pen-and-ink [penndINk] _a. ( ); ;
pen-driver [pendraIv] _n. _. ; ;
pen-feather [penfeD] _n.
pen-name [penneIm] _n.
pen-swan [penswn] = pen III
penal [pinl] _a. 1> ; ; penal servitude 2> ( )
penalize [pinlaIz] _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. _.
Penates [penAteIs] _n. _pl. . _.
pence [pens] _pl. penny 1
penchant [pANSAN] _n. _. (for penchant -., -.); 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
pencilsharpener [penslSApn] _n. _.
pencraft [penkrAft] _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>
Penelope [pInelpI] _n. _. _. ; ( .)
peneplain [pinIpleIn] _n. _. ,
penes [piniz] _pl. penis
penetrability [penItrbIlItI] _n.
penetrable [penItrbl] _a.
penetralia [penItreIlj] _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 [penItreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ; ( ..) 4> _. (); 5> _. ;
penetrative [penItrtIv] _a. 1> 2> , ( ) 3>
penfriend [penfrend] _n.
penguin [peNgwIn] _n. _.
penholder [penhuld] _n. ( )
penicillin [penIsIlIn] _n. _.
peninsula [pInInsjul] _n. ; the P.
peninsular [pInInsjul] 1. _a. 2. _n.
penis [pinIs] _n. (_pl. penes) _.
penitence [penItns] _n. ;
penitent [penItnt] 1. _a. ; 2. _n.
penitential [penItenSl] _a.
penitentiary [penItenSrI] 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 [penT] _. . pennyworth
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 penny , twopence elevenpence. pennies penny ) , ( penny 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 [penIlaIn] _a. ( );
penny-a-liner [penIlaIn] _n.
penny-in-the-slot [penIInDslt] _n. ( );
penny-in-the-slot machine [penIInDsltmSin] _n. ( );
penny-worth [penT] _n. 1> , 1 2> _attr. ; a good (bad) penny-worth () ; not a penny-worth ; to get one's penny-worth _. > ; >
pennyroyal [penIrIl] _n. _. 1> 2> _.
pennyweight [penIweIt] _n. ( = 1,555 )
pennywort [penIwt] _n. _. ;
pennyworth [penT] _n. 1> , 1 2> _attr. ; a good (bad) pennyworth () ; not a pennyworth ; to get one's pennyworth _. > ; >
penology [pinldZI] _n. ,
pensile [pensIl] _a. 1> ( ..); 2> Σ ( )
pension 1. _n. 1> [penSn] ; 2> [pANsIN] 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 [penstk] _n. 1> , 2> _. ;
pent [pent] 1. _p. _p-p. pen II, 2 2. _a. ޣ,
pent-up [pentp] _a. ; pent-up fury
penta [pent] _pref. -
pentachord [pentkd] _n. _.
pentad [pentQd] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _.
pentagon [pentgn] _n. 1> 2> (the P.) , ; ; _.
pentagonal [pentQgnl] _n.
pentagram [pentgrQm] _n.
pentahedral [penthidrl] _a. _.
pentahedron [penthidrn] _n. _. ,
pentameter [pentQmIt] _n. _.
pentangular [pentQNgjul] _a.
pentasyllable [pentsIlbl] _n.
Pentateuch [penttjuk] _n. _.
pentathlon [pentQTln] _n. _.
Pentecost [pentIkst] _n. _. ,
penthouse [penthaus] _n. 1> ; 2> ң
pentode [pentud] _n. _. ,
penult [pInlt] = penultimate
penultimate [pInltImIt] = penult [pInlt] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
penumbra [pInmbr] _n. ,
penurious [pInjurIs] _a. 1> 2> ,
penury [penjurI] _n. 1> , 2> , (of)
penwiper [penwaIp] _n.
peon _I [pjun] _. _n. 1> 2> 3> _II [pin] _n. , ģ, ( )
peonage [pinIdZ] _n. ; ;
peony [pInI] _n. _.
people [pipl] 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> (P.) _. _. , ( ) 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 [peprndslt] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> 2> ( )
pepper-caster, pepper-castor [pepkAst] = pepperbox 1
pepper-pot [peppt] _n. 1> = pepperbox 1 2> -
pepperbox [pepbks] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _.
peppercorn [pepkn] _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 [pkQpIt] , ; ; per contra [pkntr] ޣ; ; per diem [pdaIem] ; per annum [prQnm] , ; per mensem [pmensm] ; per se [psi] , ; per saltum [psQltm] ,
per cent [psent] _n. , , %; three per cent
perambulate [prQmbjuleIt] _v. 1> ң, 2> ( ..); ( , ..) 3> 4>
perambulation [prQmbjuleISn] _n. 1> , 2> (. );
perambulator [prQmbjuleIt] _n. 1> 2> _.
percale [pkeIl] _n. _.
perceive [psiv] _v. 1> , , ; 2> ; ,
percentage [psentIdZ] _n. 1> ; ; ; 2> _. , ;
percentagewise [psentIdZwaIz] _adv.
percept [psept] _n. _.
perceptibility [pseptbIlItI] _n. ,
perceptible [pseptbl] _a. , ; ,
perception [psepSn] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _. 4> _.
perceptional [psepSnl] _a. _.
perceptive [pseptIv] _a. ,
perceptivity [psptIvItI] _n. ;
perch _I [ptS] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> 3> 4> ( ) 5> (= 5,03 ); square perch (= 25,3 2) 6> _. , ; come off your perch ; to hop the perch 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> , ; ( -.) 3> 4> (. _p-p.) ; town perched on a hill , _II [ptS] _n.
perchance [ptSAns] _adv. _. 1> 2> ,
perchloric [pklrIk] _a. perchloric acid _.
percipient [psIpInt] 1. _a. , 2. _n. 1> , 2> ( )
percolate [pkleIt] _v. 1> , 2> , ;
percolation [pkleISn] _n. 1> 2> ,
percolator [pkleIt] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> ,
percuss [pks] _v. _.
percussion [pkSn] _n. 1> ( ), ; 2> _. , 3> _. _. 4> _attr. ; ; percussion action (); percussion cap , ; percussion fuze ; percussion instrument _.
percussive [pksIv] _a.
percutaneous [pkjuteInjs] _a. ( ..)
perdition [pdISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3>
perdu [pdju] _a. _predic. ; to lie perdu > _. ; > ; >
perdue [pdju] _a. _predic. ; to lie perdue > _. ; > ; >
perdurable [pdjurbl] _a. ; ;
peregrin [perIgrIn] = peregrine
peregrinate [perIgrIneIt] _v. ,
peregrination [perIgrIneISn] _n. ,
peregrine [perIgrIn] 1. _n. _. , (. peregrine falcon) 2. _a. _. ; ڣ -
peremptory [premptrI] _a. 1> , ; 2> , 3> ; Σ 4> _. ,
perennial [prenjl] 1. _a. 1> 2> 3> , ; perennial problem 4> _. 2. _n. _.
perennially [prenjlI] _adv. , ;
perfect 1. _a. [pfIkt] 1> , , ; 2> , 3> ; , ; perfect fifth _. ; perfect square ; a perfect stranger ; in perfect sincerity , ; perfect competition _. 4> , 5> ; 6> _. 2. _n. [pfIkt] _. 3. _v. [pfekt] 1> ; 2> , ,
perfectibility [pfektIbIlItI] _n.
perfectible [pfektbl] _a.
perfection [pfekSn] _n. 1> , ; to perfection 2> 3> , (-. - of) 4> 5>
perfectly [pfIktlI] _adv. , ; ; perfectly well
perfidious [pfIdIs] _a. ,
perfidy [pfIdI] _n. , ,
perforate [pfreIt] _v. 1> , , 2> (into, through)
perforated [pfreItId] 1. _p-p. perforate 2. _a. , , ̣
perforation [pfreISn] _n. 1> , , , 2> 3> _. ,
perforator [pfreIt] _n. 1> ; , 2> 3>
perforce [pfs] 1. _adv. , - 2. _n. of ( by) perforce
perform [pfm] _v. 1> , (, ..); 2> ; , (, ..) 3> ( ) 4> _.
performance [pfmns] _n. 1> , ; 2> , 3> ; ; 4> _. ; 5> 6> _. ( ..); 7> _. ; 8> _. ̣ , ̣
performer [pfm] _n.
performing [pfmIN] 1. _pres-p. perform 2. _a. , ޣ ( )
perfume 1. _n. [pfjum] 1> , ; 2> 2. _v. [pfjum] ( ..);
perfumed 1. [pfjumd] _p-p. perfume 2 2. _a. [pfjumd] 1> 2> ;
perfumer [pfjum] _n.
perfumery [pfjumrI] _n.
perfunctory [pfNktrI] _a. , , , ; perfunctory inspection , ; in a perfunctory manner
perfuse [pfjuz] _v. 1> (with) 2> ( ..)
pergameneous [pgminIs] _a.
pergola [pgl] _n.
perhaps [phQps], [prQps] _adv. ,
peri [pIrI] _. _n. 1> _. 2>
perianth [perIQnT] _n. _.
periapt [perIQpt] _n.
pericardia [perIkAdj] _pl. pericardium
pericarditis [perIkAdaItIs] _n. _.
pericardium [perIkAdjm] _n. (_pl. -dia) _. , ()
pericarp [perIkAp] _n. _. ,
pericrania [perIkreInI] _pl. pericranium
pericranium [perIkreInIm] _n. (_pl. -nia) 1> _. 2> _. ; ;
peridot [perIdt] _n. _. ,
perigee [perIdZi] _n. _.
perihelia [perIhilj] _pl. perihelion
perihelion [perIhiljn] _n. (_pl. -lia) _.
peril [perIl] 1. _n. ; ; at the peril of one's life ; at one's peril 2. _v.
perilous [perIls] _a. ,
perimeter [prImIt] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _attr.
perimorph [perImf] _n. _.
perinea [perIni] _pl. perineum
perineum [perInim] _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 [pIrIȍdIk] _a. 1> ; periodic law 2> 3> ( ) _II [praIȍdIk] _a. periodic acid _.
periodical [pIrIȍdIkl] 1. _a. ; ̣ ; ̣ 2. _n. ,
periodically [pIrIȍdIklI] _adv. 1> ̣ ; 2>
periodicity [pIrIdIsItI] _n. 1> , 2> _.
periostea [perIȍstI] _pl. periosteum
periosteum [perIȍstIm] _n. (_pl. -tea) _.
periostitis [perIstaItIs] _n. _. ,
peripatetic [perIptetIk] 1. _a. 1> (. P.) _. , 2> 2. _n. 1> _. 2> _. ;
peripeteia, peripetia [perIpItaIj] _n.
peripheral [prIfrl] _a. 1> , ; peripheral speed 2> , ; peripheral issue
periphery [prIfrI] _n. ,
periphrases [prIfrsiz] _pl. periphrasis
periphrasis [prIfrsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) ()
periphrastic [perIfrQstIk] _a. 1> ; ; 2> _. periphrastic conjugation
peripteral [prIptrl] _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 [perIstQlsIs] _n. _.
peristaltic [perIstQltIk] _a. _.
peristyle [perIstaIl] _n. _.
peritonea [perItuni] _pl. peritoneum
peritoneal [perItunil] _a. _.
peritoneum, peritonaeum [perItunim] _n. (_pl. -nea) _.
peritonitis [perItunaItIs] _n. _. ,
periwig [perIwIg] _n.
periwigged [perIwIgd] _a. ,
periwinkle _I [perIwINkl] _n. _. _II [perIwINkl] _n. _. ()
perjure [pdZ] _v. _refl. 1> , 2>
perjured [pdZd] 1. _p-p. perjure 2. _a. ,
perjurer [pdZr] _n. ,
perjury [pdZrI] _n. 1> , 2> ,
perk _I [pk] _v. _. (. perk up) 1> 2> , 3> 4> ң 5> _. , _II [pk] _. (. _pl.) _. perquisite
perky [pkI] _a. 1> ӣ, 2> ; ,
perlustrate [plstreIt] _v.
perm [pm] _n. _. (_. permanent wave) ""
permafrost [pmfrst] _n.
permalloy [pmlI] _n. _.
permanence [pmnns] _n. , ,
permanency [pmnnsI] _n. 1> = permanence 2> , ..
permanent [pmnnt] _a. 1> , ; ; ; permanent secretary ; permanent wave ""; permanent way _-. ; permanent teeth ; permanent repair 2> ; permanent set
permanently [pmnntlI] _adv. , ,
permanganate [pmQNgnIt] _n. _. ,
permanganic [pmQNgQnIk] _a. _. permanganic acid
permeability [pmjbIlItI] _n.
permeable [pmjbl] _a.
permeance [pmIns] _n. _.
permeate [pmIeIt] _v. 1> , , 2> (among, through, into)
permeation [pmIeISn] _n.
Permian [pmIn] _a. _.
permissibility [pmIsIbIlItI] _n. ,
permissible [pmIsbl] _a. ,
permission [pmISn] _n. ,
permissive [pmIsIv] _a. 1> ; , 2> ( ); , 3> , ,
permissiveness [pmIsIvnIs] _n.
permit 1. _n. [pmIt] 1> 2> 2. _v. [pmIt] 1> , , ; I may be permitted , 2> , ; the words hardly permit doubt ...; weather permitting 3> (of)
permittance [pmItns] _n. 1> _. , 2>
permittivity [pmItIvItI] _n. _. 1> ; 2>
permutation [pmjuteISn] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
permute [pmjut] _v. _. ;
pern [pn] _n. ()
pernicious [pnISs] _a. , ; pernicious habits ; pernicious anaemia
pernickety [pnIkItI] _a. _. 1> , , 2> 3> , ;
perorate [perreIt] _v. 1> ; 2> ,
peroration [perreISn] _n. 1> 2> ,
peroxide [prksaId] _n. _. ,
perpend [ppend] _v. _. _. ,
perpendicular [ppndIkjul] 1. _n. 1> ; out of the perpendicular , 2> , 3> _. , ; ɣ - 2. _a. 1> 2> ,
perpendicularity [ppndIkjulQrItI] _n.
perpetrate [ppItreIt] _v. 1> (, ..) 2> _. ; to perpetrate a pun
perpetration [ppItreISn] _n. 1> () 2> 3> _.
perpetrator [ppItreIt] _n. ,
perpetual [ppetSul] _a. 1> , ; perpetual motion " ", - 2> ; 3> , ; ; ; this perpetual nagging أ
perpetuate [ppetSueIt] _v. ;
perpetuation [ppetSueISn] _n. ;
perpetuity [ppItjuItI] _n. 1> , ; in ( to, for) perpetuity ; 2> 3>
perplex [ppleks] _v. 1> , ; ; , 2> ,
perplexed [pplekst] 1. _p-p. perplex 2. _a. 1> ̣, , 2> ; ; a perplexed question
perplexedly [ppleksIdlI] _adv. ;
perplexity [ppleksItI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ,
perquisite [pkwIzIt] _n. 1> ; 2> , Σ, 3> 4> ,
perquisition [pkwIzISn] _n. 1> 2> ;
perron [pern] _n. _. ,
perry [perI] _n.
perse [ps] _a. -
persecute [psIkjut] _v. 1> , (. ) 2> ,
persecution [psIkjuSn] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. persecution mania
persecutor [psIkjut] _n. ,
Perseus [psjus] _n. _. _.
perseverance [psIvIrns] _n. , ,
persevere [psIvI] _v. , , (in, with)
persevering [psIvIrIN] 1. _pres-p. persevere 2. _a. ,
Persian [pSn] 1. _a. ; ; Persian carpet ( rug) ף; Persian blinds 2. _n. 1> ; ; the Persians _pl. _. 2>
persiennes [pSIenz] _n. _. _pl.
persiflage [pEsIflAZ] _n. _. ; ̣
persilicic [psIlIsIk] _a. _. ( )
persimmon [psImn] _n. _.
persist [psIst] _v. 1> , , (in); he persisted in his opinion ϣ 2> , , ; ; the tendency still persists ӣ ݣ
persistence [psIstns] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> ; 4> , ; persistence of vision
persistency [psIstnsI] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> ; 4> , ; persistency of vision
persistent [psIstnt] _a. 1> , 2> ; ; ; to enjoy a persistent superiority 3> _. ( ) 4> _. ( , ..)
persnickety [psnIkItI] _. . pernickety
person [psn] _n. 1> ; , ; ; in (one's own) person , ; not a single person , 2> , ; he has a fine person 3> ; 4> _. 5> 6> _.
persona [psun] _. _n. persona (non) grata _. ()
personable [psnbl] _a. , ;
personage [psnIdZ] _n. 1> ; () 2> ; 3> ,
personal [psnl] 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 [psneIlj] _n. _pl. 1> , .. -. 2>
personality [psnQlItI] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> () , ; 4> (. _pl.) () ( -.) personality cult
personalize [psnlaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> ޣ
personally [psnlI] _adv. 1> , , , 2> ( ..); personally I differ from you ,
personalty [psnltI] _n. _. ,
personate [psneIt] _v. 1> 2> -.
personation [psneISn] _n. 1> 2>
personification [psnIfIkeISn] _n. , ;
personify [psnIfaI] _v. , ;
personnel [psnel] _n. 1> , ; (, ) 2> _attr. personnel management ; personnel department ; personnel bomb ; personnel mine ; personnel shelter ; personnel target
perspective [pspektIv] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. ; perspective geometry
perspicacious [pspIkeISs] _a.
perspicacity [pspIkQsItI] _n.
perspicuity [pspIkjuItI] _n. ,
perspicuous [pspIkjus] _a. 1> , 2>
perspirable [pspaIrbl] _a. 1> 2>
perspiration [pspreISn] _n. 1> 2> ,
perspire [pspaI] _v. ;
persuadable [psweIdbl] _a.
persuade [psweId] _v. 1> (that, of persuade ޣ-.); ; I am persuaded that it is true ģ, 2> , (into) 3> (from, out of persuade -.)
persuader [psweId] _n. 1> , 2> _. " " (, ..)
persuasion [psweIZn] _n. 1> 2> 3> , , ; religious persuasion 4> _. ,
persuasive [psweIsIv] 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
persuasiveness [psweIsIvnIs] _n.
pert [pt] _a. ; ; ;
pertain [pteIn] _v. 1> , (to pertain -.) 2> 3> ,
pertinacious [ptIneISs] _a. ,
pertinacity [ptInQsItI] _n. ,
pertinence [ptInns], pertinency [ptInnsI] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> , ; it is of no pertinence to us
pertinent [ptInnt] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> , ; pertinent remark 2. _n. (. _pl.)
perturb [ptb] _v. 1> , , () 2> , ,
perturbation [ptbeISn] _n. 1> , , 2> _. ,
peruke [pruk] _n.
perusal [pruzl] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
peruse [pruz] _v. 1> 2> ( ..)
Peruvian [pruvjn] 1. _a. ; Peruvian bark 2. _n. ;
pervade [pveId] _v. 1> , ; ; 2> _. (, )
pervasion [pveIZn] _n. . {. pervade}
pervasive [pveIsIv] _a. , ; , ( ..)
perverse [pvs] _a. 1> , (. ); , 2> ; ; ( ..)
perversion [pvSn] _n. 1> ; 2> ݣ
perversity [pvsItI] _n. 1> , ; 2> ݣ;
perversive [pvsIv] _a.
pervert 1. _n. [pvt] 1> ݣ ; , 2> , 2. _v. [pvt] 1> 2> ,
perverted [pvtId] 1. _p-p. pervert 2 2. _a. 1> ݣ; ֣; by a perverted logic 2>
pervertible [pvtbl] _a.
pervious [pvjs] _a. 1> , (to); ( ..) 2> ( ..);
peseta [pset] _. _n. ( )
pesky [peskI] _a. _. _. , ;
peso [peIsu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) ( )
pessary [pesrI] _n. _. ,
pessimism [pesImIzm] _n.
pessimist [pesImIst] _n.
pessimistic [pesImIstIk] _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 [pestIfrs] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> _. , ; pestiferous fellow
pestilence [pestIlns] _n. 1> () ; 2> ,
pestilent [pestIlnt] _a. 1> ; 2> , ; 3> _. , ,
pestilential [pestIlenSl] _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 [petAd] _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> _.
peter [pit] _v. peter out , ; , ( )
Peter's fish [pitzfIS] _n. _.
Peter's-penny [pitzpenI] _n. _. " . " ( )
Peter-penny [pitpenI] _n. _. " . " ( )
petersham [pitSm] _n. 1> 2> ۣ 3> ( )
petiole [petIul] _n. _. ()
petition [pItISn] 1. _n. 1> ; , ; a petition in bankruptcy 2> 3> , 2. _v. 1> ; , 2> ,
petitionary [pItISnrI] _a. ,
petitioner [pItISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
petrel [petrl] _n. _.
petrifaction [petrIfQkSn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
petrify [petrIfaI] _v. 1> () , 2> , , 3> ,
petrochemistry [petrukemIstrI] _n.
petrography [pItrgrfI] _n.
petrol [petrl] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; to draw petrol 2> _. = petroleum 3> _attr. ; petrol consumption 2. _v.
petrolatum [petrleItm] _n.
petroleum [pItruljm] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
petrolic [pItrlIk] _a.
petroliferous [petrulIfrs] _a. _.
petrology [pItrldZI] _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 [petIfg] _v. 1> , ; 2> -
pettifogger [petIfg] _n. ,
pettifogging [petIfgIN] 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 [petIdZurI] _n. _. , 12
petty officer [petIȍfIs] _n. ( )
petulance [petjulns] _n. ; , , ; outburst of petulance
petulant [petjulnt] _a. 1> , , 2> _. ,
petunia [pItjunj] _n. 1> _. 2> _attr. ԣ-, ԣ-
petuntse [pItunts] _n. _.
pew [pju] _n. 1> 2> ( -. أ) 3> _. , ; take a pew ; in the right church but in the wrong pew ,
pew-rent [pjurent] _n.
pewit [piwIt] _n. _. ,
pewter [pjut] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> _attr.
pfennig [pfenIg], pfenning [pfenIN] _. _n. ( = 0,01 )
phaeton [feItn] _n.
phagocyte [fQgusaIt] _n. _.
phalange [fQlQndZ] = phalanx 3
phalanges [fQlQndZIz] _pl. phalanx 3
phalanstery [fQlnstrI] _n.
phalanx [fQlQNks] _n. (_pl. -xes [ksIz]) 1> 2> = phalanstery 3> (_pl. . -nges) _. ,
phalli [fQlaI] _pl. phallus
phallus [fQls] _n. (_pl. -li)
phanerogam [fQnrugQm] _n. _.
phanerogamic [fQnrugQmIk], phanerogamous [fQnrgms] _a. _.
phantasm [fQntQzm] _n. 1> , 2>
phantasmagoria [fQntQzmgrI] _n.
phantasmagoric [fQntQzmgrIk] _a.
phantasmal [fQntQzml] _a.
phantasy [fQntsI] = fantasy
phantom [fQntm] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _attr. ,
Pharaoh [fEru] _n. _.
Pharisaic [fQrIseIIk] _a. ,
Pharisaical [fQrIseIIkl] _a. ,
Pharisaism [fQrIseIIzm] _n.
Pharisee [fQrIsi] _n. ,
pharmaceutical [fAmsjutIkl] _a. ; pharmaceutical scales
pharmaceutics [fAmsjutIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
pharmaceutist [fAmsjutIst] _n.
pharmacologist [fAmkldZIst] _n.
pharmacology [fAmkldZI] _n.
pharmacopoeia [fAmkpi] _n.
pharmacy [fAmsI] _n. 1> 2>
pharos [fErs] _. _n. _. _. ,
pharyngitis [fQrIndZaItIs] _n. _.
pharynx [fQrINks] _n. _. ,
phase [feIz] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> , ; a phase of the subject 4> _. ; 2. _v.
phasic [feIzIk] _a. ,
pheasant [feznt] _n.
phenol [finl] _n. _. ,
phenology [fInldZI] _n.
phenomena [fInmIn] _pl. phenomenon
phenomenal [fInmInl] _a. ,
phenomenism [fInmInIzm], phenomenalism [fInmInlIzm] _n. _.
phenomenon [fInmInn] _n. (_pl. -ena) 1> , 2> ; ; infant phenomenon , -£
phew [fju] _interj. !; !
phi [faI] _n. ( )
phial [faIl] _n. 1> , ң 2>
philander [fIlQnd] _v. ;
philanderer [fIlQndr] _n. ,
philanthrope [fIlnTrup] = philanthropist
philanthropic [fIlnTrpIk] _a.
philanthropist [fIlQnTrpIst] _n.
philanthropize [fIlQnTrpaIz] _v. 1> 2> (-.)
philanthropy [fIlQnTrpI] _n.
philatelic [fIltelIk] _a.
philatelist [fIlQtlIst] _n.
philately [fIlQtlI] _n.
philharmonic [fIlAmnIk] 1. _a. 1> 2> , ( ) 2. _n.
philhellenic [fIlhelinIk] _a.
philippic [fIlIpIk] _n. (. _pl.) ,
Philippine [fIlIpin] _a.
Philistine [fIlIstaIn] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> _. () (., , ..) 3> _. ; to fall among Philistines , ֣ 2. _a. , ,
Philistinism [fIlIstInIzm] _n. ,
Philistinize [fIlIstInaIz] _v.
philobiblic [fIlubIblIk] _a.
philogynist [fIldZInIst] _n.
philological [fIlldZIkl] _a. ,
philologist [fIlldZIst] _n. ,
philology [fIlldZI] _n.
Philomel [fIlmel] _n. _. ,
Philomela [fIlumil] _n. _. ,
philoprogenitive [fIluprudZenItIv] _a. 1> 2>
philosopher [fIlsf] _n. 1> ; natural philosopher ; ; philosophers' stone 2>
philosophic [fIlsfIk] = philosophical
philosophical [fIlsfIkl] _a.
philosophize [fIlsfaIz] _v. ,
philosophy [fIlsfI] _n. 1> 2>
philtre [fIlt] _n. ,
phiz [fIz] _n. (_. physiognomy) _. , ,
phlebitis [flIbaItIs] _n. _. ,
phlebotomize [flIbtmaIz] _v. _.
phlebotomy [flIbtmI] _n. _.
phlegm [flem] _n. 1> , 2> , ; ,
phlegmatic [flegmQtIk] _a. ,
phlegmon [flegmn] _n. _.
phloem [flum] _n. _.
phlogistic [fldZIstIk] _a. _.
phlogiston [fldZIstn] _n. _. _.
phlox [flks] _n. _.
phobia [fubI] _n. _. ,
Phoebe [fibI] _n. 1> _. _. 2> _.
Phoebus [fibs] _n. 1> _. _. 2> _.
Phoenician [fInISIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
phoenix [finIks] _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 [funim] _n. _.
phonemic [funimIk] _a. _.
phonetic [funetIk] _a.
phonetician [funItISn] _n.
phoneticize [funetIsaIz] _v.
phonetics [funetIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
phoney [funI] = phony
phonic [funIk] _a. 1> , 2>
phonics [funIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) 1> 2>
phonogram [fungrQm] _n. 1> ; 2>
phonograph [fungrAf] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
phonographic [fungrQfIk] _a.
phonography [fungrfI] _n. 1> 2>
phonologic [funldZIk] _a.
phonological [funldZIkl] _a.
phonology [funldZI] _n.
phonometer [funmIt] _n.
phonopathy [funpTI] _n. _.
phonoscope [funskup] _n.
phony [funI] _. 1. _a. , ; ; 2. _n. 1> ; 2> ,
phosgene [fzdZin] _n. _.
phosphate [fsfeIt] _. 1. _n. , 2. _a.
phosphide [fsfaId] _n. _.
phosphite [fsfaIt] _n. _.
Phosphor [fsf] _n. _.
phosphorate [fsfreIt] _v. _. ,
phosphorbronze [fsfbrnz] _n. _.
phosphoresce [fsfres] _v. ,
phosphorescence [fsfresns] _n. ,
phosphorescent [fsfresnt] _a.
phosphoric [fsfrIk] _a. 1> ; 2> _.
phosphorite [fsfraIt] _n. _.
phosphorous [fsfrs] _a. _.
phosphorus [fsfrs] _n. _.
phot [fut] _n. _. ( ݣ, )
photic [futIk] _a. ,
photo [futu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _. _. photograph 1
photoactive [futuQktIv] _a.
photobiotic [futubaIȍtIk] _a. _.
photocell [futsel] _n.
photochemistry [futukemIstrI] _n.
photochromy [futkrumI] _n. ,
photoconductivity [futkndktIvItI] _n.
photoelectric [futuIlektrIk] _a. ; photoelectric cell
photoelectricity [futuIlektrIsItI] _n.
photofinish [futufInIS] _n. _.
photogenic [futudZenIk] _a. 1> 2> _.
photograph [futgrAf] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> , 2> (, ); I always photograph badly
photographer [ftgrf] _n.
photographic [futgrQfIk] _a.
photography [ftgrfI] _n. ,
photogravure [futgrvju] 1. _n. 2. _v.
photolithography [futulITgrfI] _n.
photolysis [futlIsIs] _n. _.
photomechanical [futumIkQnIkl] _a.
photomechanics [futumIkQnIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
photometer [futmIt] _n.
photometric [futumetrIk] _a.
photometry [futmItrI] _n.
photomicrograph [futumaIkrugrAf] _n. ,
photomicrography [futumaIkrgrfI] _n. ,
photomontage [futumntAZ] _n.
photon [futn] _n. _.
photophobia [futufubj] _n. _. ,
photoplay [futupleI] _n. 1> - 2>
photoprint [futuprInt] _n.
photosensitive [futusensItIv] _a.
photosphere [futusfI] _n. _.
photostat [futustQt] _n.
photosynthesis [futusInTIsIs] _n. _.
phototelegraphy [fututIlegrfI] _n.
phototherapy [futuTerpI] _n.
phototube [fututjub] _n.
phototype [fututaIp] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; phototype edition
photozincography [futuzINkgrfI] _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 [freIzmQn] = phrase-monger
phrase-monger [freIzmNg] _n. ڣ
phrase-mongering [freIzmNgrIN] 1. _n. ڣ 2. _a. ڣ; phrase-mongering statement
phraseological [freIzIldZIkl] _a.
phraseology [freIzIȍldZI] _n. 1> 2> ,
phrenetic [frInetIk] 1. _a. 1> ̣, ; , 2> 2. _n. ,
phrenic [frenIk] _a. _. ,
phrenological [frenldZIkl] _a.
phrenologist [frInldZIst] _n.
phrenology [frInldZI] _n.
Phrygian [frIdZIn] 1. _a. ; Phrygian cap 2. _n.
phthisic [TaIsIk] _a. _. ̣;
phthisical [TaIsIkl] _a. _. ̣;
phthisis [TaIsIs] _n. _. ̣;
phut [ft] 1. _n. , 2. _adv. to go phut ; , ;
phyla [faIl] _pl. phylum
phylactery [fIlQktrI] _n. 1> _. 2> , ; to make broad one's phylactery ( phylacteries)
phyllophagous [fIlfgs] _a.
phylloxera [fIlksIr] _n. _.
phylogenesis [faIludZenIsIs] _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 [fIzISn] _n. 1> , 2>
physicist [fIzIsIst] _n.
physics [fIzIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
physiocrat [fIzIkrQt] _n.
physiognomic [fIzInmIk], physiognomical [fIzInmIkl] _a.
physiognomist [fIzIȍnmIst] _n.
physiognomy [fIzIȍnmI] _n. 1> 2> , ; _. 3> _. ,
physiographer [fIzIȍgrf] _n.
physiographic [fIzIgrQfIk] _a.
physiography [fIzIȍgrfI] _n. ;
physiologic [fIzIldZIk] _a.
physiological [fIzIldZIkl] _a.
physiologist [fIzIȍldZIst] _n.
physiology [fIzIȍldZI] _n.
physiotherapy [fIzITerpI] _n.
physique [fIzik] _n. , ;
phytogeny [faItdZInI] _n.
phytophagous [faItfgs] _a.
pi _I [paI] _n. 1> (_. \pi) 2> _. (= 3,1415926) _II [paI] _a. _. _. ,
pia mater [paImeIt] _n. _.
piaffe [pIQf] _v.
pianette [pjQnet] _n.
pianino [pjQninu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz])
pianissimo [pjQnIsImu] _. _adv. _n. _.
pianist [pInIst] _n. ;
piano _I [pIQnu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _II [pjAnu] _. _adv. _n. _.
piano organ [pIQnuǍgn] _n.
pianoforte [pjQnuftI] = piano I
pianola [pInul] _n. _.
pianoplayer [pIQnupleI] _n. 1> 2> _.
piaster [pIQst] = piastre
piastre [pIQst] _n. ( )
piazza [pIQts] _. _n. 1> () (. ) 2> _.
pibroch [pibrk] _n. _. _.
pica _I [paIk] _n. _. _. ݣ , _II [paIk] _n. _.
picador [pIkd] _. _n.
picaresque [pIkresk] _a. , (. )
picaroon [pIkrun] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> 2. _v. 1> 2>
picayune [pIkjun] _. 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 [ouz]) _. ,
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 pick -.); > ; ; 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 [pIklk] _n. 1> 2>
pick-me-up [pIkmIp] _n. ; ; ; -.
pick-pocket [pIkpkIt] _n.
pickaback [pIkbQk] _adv. ,
pickaninny [pIknInI] = piccaninny
pickax [pIkQks] = pickaxe
pickaxe [pIkQks] = pickax [pIkQks] 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> _.
pickup [pIkp] _n. 1> _. 2> -. ; 3> _. . pickmeup 4> _. ; 5> _. 6> _-. , () 7> _. 8> _. 9> _. (, ) 10> _. 11> _. ,
Pickwickian [pIkwIkIn] _a. in a Pickwickian sense , ;
picnic [pIknIk] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; ; no picnic ̣ 3> _attr. picnic hamper 2. _v.
picnicker [pIknIk] _n.
picric [pIkrIk] _a. _.
pictography [pIktgrfI] _n.
pictorial [pIktrIl] 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 [pIktSpustkAd] _n.
picture show [pIktSSu] _n. 1> 2>
picture-gallery [pIktSgQlrI] _n.
picturebook [pIktSbuk] _n. ()
picturecard [pIktSkAd] _n. 1> _. , 2>
picturepalace [pIktSpQlIs] _n. _.
picturesque [pIktSresk] _a. 1> 2> 3> , ( )
picturetheatre [pIktSTIt] = picturepalace
picturewriting [pIktSraItIN] _n. ,
piddle [pIdl] _v. 1> _. 2> _.
piddling [pIdlIN] 1. _pres-p. piddle 2. _a. , ,
Pidgin English [pIdZInINglIS] _n. ,
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 [paIbld] 1. _a. 1> ( ) 2> _. У; ۣ 2. _n. ;
piece [pis] 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 -.); piece out > ; > ; > ( ); piece together > ; > ; piece up ,
piece-goods [pisgudz] _n. _pl. ;
piecemeal [pismil] 1. _adv. 1> , (. by piecemeal); to work piecemeal 2> , 2. _a. 1> ; piecemeal action 2> , ; piecemeal reforms
piecerate [pisreIt] _a. ( )
piecework [piswk] _n. 1> , ; 2> _attr. piecework man = pieceworker
pieceworker [piswk] _n.
piecrust [paIkrst] _n. ; promises are like piecrust, made to be broken _. ,
pied [paId] _a. У;
pieman [paImn] _n. ;
pieplant [paIplAnt] _n. _.
pier [pI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. 3> () 4> , , 5>
pierage [pIrIdZ] _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> _.
pierglass [pIglAs] _n.
Pierian [paIerIn] _a. _-. , ; Pierian spring
pierrette [pIret] _n. _.
pierrot [pIru] _n. _.
pietism [paItIzm] _n. 1> _. 2> , ,
pietist [paItIst] _n.
piety [paItI] _n. 1> , 2> , 3>
piezochemistry [paIizukemIstrI] _n.
piezoelectricity [paIizuIlektrIsItI] _n.
piezometer [paIIzmIt] _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 [pIgzwS] _n.
pigeon [pIdZIn] 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 English [pIdZInINglIS] = Pidgin English
pigeon pair [pIdZInpE] _n. ( )
pigeon-breasted [pIdZInbrestId] _a. ( )
pigeongram [pIdZIngrQm] _n. ,
pigeonhearted [pIdZInhAtId] _a. ,
pigeonhole [pIdZInhul] 1. _n. 1> 2> ( , ..) 2. _v. 1> () 2> , 3> ,
pigeonry [pIdZInrI] _n.
pigeontoed [pIdZIntud] _a. , ݣ
piggery [pIgrI] _n. ,
piggish [pIgIS] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> 4>
piggy [pIgI] _n. 1> , ӣ 2>
piggy-wiggy [pIgIwIgI] _n. 1> , ӣ 2> , ӣ ( £)
pigheaded [pIghedId] _a. ;
pigiron [pIgaIn] _n.
pigling [pIglIN] _n. ӣ
pigment [pIgmnt] _n.
pigmental [pIgmentl] _a.
pigmentary [pIgmIntrI] _a.
pigmentation [pIgmnteISn] _n.
pigmy [pIgmI] = pygmy
pignut [pIgnt] _n.
pigpen [pIgpen] = pigsty
pigskin [pIgskIn] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. _.
pigsticker [pIgstIk] _n. 1> 2> _.
pigsticking [pIgstIkIN] _n. أ
pigsty [pIgstaI] _n. ,
pigtail [pIgteIl] _n. 1> , 2> , ף
pigwash [pIgwS] = pig's wash
pigweed [pIgwid] _n. _. ;
pijaw
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 [paIkstAf] _n. 1> 2> ; plain as a pikestaff ,
pilaff [pIlQf] = pilau
pilaster [pIlQst] _n. _.
pilau [pIlau] _. ,
pilaw [pIlau] _. ,
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 [paIldwelIN] _n.
piled _I [paIld] _p-p. pile I, 2 _II [paIld] _p-p. pile II, 2 _III [paIld] _a. ( )
piledriver [paIldraIv] _n. _. У
pilfer [pIlf] _v. , ;
pilferage [pIlfrIdZ] _n.
pilferer [pIlfr] _n.
pilgrim [pIlgrIm] _n. , , ; P. Fathers _. , 1620 .
pilgrimage [pIlgrImIdZ] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , ; _. 2. _v.
pill _I [pIl] 1. _n. 1> 2> (the P.) 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 [pIlIdZ] 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. , ;
pillarbox [pIlbks] _n.
pillbox [pIlbks] _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 [pIlublk] _n. _. 1> () 2> ,
pillow-case [pIlukeIs] _n.
pillow-sham [pIluSQm] _n. ( )
pillow-slip [pIluslIp] = pillow-case
pillowy [pIluI] _a. ;
pillule [pIljul] = 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 [paIltblun] _n. 1> _. - 2> _.
pilotage [paIltIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _. ,
pilotcloth [paIltklT] _n.
pilotengine [paIltendZIn] _n. 1> 2> _-.
pilotfilm [paIltfIlm] _n. _. ( )
pilotfish [paIltfIS] _n. _. -
pilothouse [paIlthaus] _n. _.
pilous [paIls] = pilose
pilule [pIljul] _n. ()
pimento [pImentu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) ()
pimeson [paImizn] _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 [pInmnI] _n. ,
pinafore [pInf] _n. (. ),
pinaster [paInQst] _n.
pincenez [pQnsneI] _n. _.
pincer movement [pInsmuvmnt] _n. _. ,
pincers [pInsz] _n. _pl. 1> (. a pair of pincers) ; ; ; 2> 3> = pincer movement
pincette [pQNset] _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 [pInkuSn] _n.
Pindaric [pIndQrIk] _-. 1. _a. 2. _n. (. _pl.) ,
pine _I [paIn] _n. 1> 2> _. . pineapple 3> _attr. ; pine bath _II [paIn] _v. 1> , ; , , (. pine away) 2> (-.), (for, after pine -.)
pineal [pInIl] _a. _.
pineapple [paInQpl] _n. 1> 2> _. _. , ""; 3> _attr.
pinecone [paInkun] _n.
pineneedle [paInnidl] _n. (. _pl.)
pinery [paInrI] _n. 1> , 2>
pinetree [paIntri] = pine I, 1
pinfold [pInfuld] 1. _n. 2. _v. ()
ping [pIN] 1. _n. 1> () 2> () 3> 2. _v. 1> 2> 3>
ping-pong [pINpN] _n. , -
pinguid [pINgwId] _a. 1> , (. _.) 2> , ( )
pinhole [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. _. _.
pinkeye [pINkaI] _n. _. _.
pinkish [pINkIS] _a.
Pinkster [pINkst] _n. _. _.
pinksterflower [pINkstflau] _n. _. _.
pinky [pINkI] = 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], pinnated [pInItId] _a. _.
pinner [pIn] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
pinniped [pInIped] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
pinnothere [pInTI] _n. _.
pinnule [pInjul] _n. ( )
pinny [pInI] _n. _.
pinochle [pinkl] _n. _. ,
pinocle [pinkl] _n. _. ,
pinole [pInulI] _n. _. ..
pinpoint [pInpInt] 1. _n. 1> ɣ 2> -. , 2. _a. _. , ; with pinpoint 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 [pIntAdu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _. 1> (. pintado bird, pintado petrel) 2>
pintail [pInteIl] _n. _. 1> 2>
pintle [pIntl] _n. 1> _. ; ; ; 2> _.
pinto [pIntu] _a. _. ,
pinup [pInp] 1. _n. 1> , , ̣ .. 2> , 2. _a. , ( )
piny [paInI] _a. ;
pioneer [paInI] 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 [paInIrIN] _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 [paIpIdZ] _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.
pipedream [paIpdrim] _n. ; ,
pipefish [paIpfIS] _n. _.
pipefitter [paIpfIt] _n. -
pipeful [paIpful] _n. ()
pipelaying [paIpleIIN] _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 [pIpet] 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> _. _.
pippinfaced [pIpInfeIst] _a.
pipsqueak [pIpskwik] _n. _. 1> -. , 2>
pipy [paIpI] _a. 1> 2> ,
piquancy [piknsI] _n. ,
piquant [piknt] _a. (. _.)
pique _I [pik] 1. _n. 1> ; , , 2> _. 2. _v. 1> , () 2> () 3> _. ; to pique oneself on smth. , -. _II [pikeI] _n. _. ()
piquet _I [pIket] _n. _. _II [pIkIt] = picket
piracy [paIrsI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
piragua [pIrQgw] _n. ()
pirate [paIrIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> () , 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> ,
piratical [paIrQtIkl] _a. ; piratical edition
pirn [pn] _n. _. ,
pirogue [pIrug] = piragua
pirouette [pIruet] 1. _n. 2. _v.
piscatorial [pIsktrIl] _a. 1> 2>
piscatory [pIsktrI] _a. 1> 2>
Pisces [pIsiz] _n. _pl. ( )
pisciculture [pIsIkltS] _n.
pisciculturist [pIsIkltSrIst] _n.
piscina [pIsin] _n. (_pl. nae, s [z]) 1> 2> _-. 3> _. ( )
piscinae [pIsini] _pl. piscina
piscine _I [pIsin] _n. _II [pIsaIn] _a.
piscivorous [pIsIvrs] _a.
pise [pizeI] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; pise building
pish [pIS] 1. _interj. !; ! 2. _v. "", ""
pishogue [pISug] _. _n. ;
pisiform [pIsIfm] _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. _.
pisspot [pIspt] _n. _.
pistachio [pIstASIu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) 1> _. 2> () 3>
pistil [pIstIl] _n. _.
pistillate [pIstIleIt] _a. _. ,
pistol [pIstl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _attr. ; pistol club 2. _v.
pistole [pIstul] _n. _. (_. )
pistolshot [pIstlSt] _n.
piston [pIstn] _n. 1> _. ; 2> , ( )
pistonrod [pIstnrd] _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.
pitapat [pItpQt] 1. _adv. to go pitapat ( ); his feet went pitapat 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 [pItSIndIkeIt] _n. _.
pitchblack [pItSblQk] _a. ޣ
pitchblende [pItSblend] _n. _. , ,
pitchdark [pItSdAk] _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 [pItSfk] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; it rains pitchforks _. أ ; ģ 2. _v. 1> 2>
pitchman [pItSmn] _. = pitcher II, 2
pitchpine [pItSpaIn] _n.
pitchpipe [pItSpaIp] _n. -
pitchy [pItSI] _a. 1> 2> 3> ޣ
piteous [pItIs] _a. , ,
pitfall [pItfl] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ,
pith [pIT] 1. _n. 1> () 2> 3> , ( the pith and marrow of) 4> , 2. _v. 1> () 2> ( )
pith fleck [pITflek] _n.
pithecanthrope [pITIkQnTrup] _n.
pithecoid [pITikId] _a.
pithily [pITIlI] _adv. ,
pithless [pITlIs] _a. 1> 2> ; , 3>
pithy [pITI] _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 [z]) _. ;
pitpat [pItpQt] = pitapat
pittance [pItns] _n. 1> ; (. a mere pittance) 2>
pitter-patter [pItpQt] 1. _n. ̣ 2. _adv. (, ..)
pittite [pItaIt] _n.
pituitary [pItjuItrI] _a. ; pituitary body ( gland) _.
pity [pItI] 1. _n. 1> , , ; for pity's sake! !; to take ( to have) pity (on pity -.) 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 [pItsIkAtu] _. _adv. _n. _.
placability [plQkbIlItI] _n. , ;
placable [plQkbl] _a. , ;
placard [plQkAd] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> () 2>
placate [plkeIt] _v. ;
placatory [plQktrI] _a. ;
place [pleIs] 1. _n. 1> ; - give place to smb. - take the place of smb. - in place - out of place 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 - ; 6> , ( , . .); six places were laid - ; - engage places - secure places 7> , , 8> _. calculated to five decimal places - 9> _. ( ); - 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 [pleIsvAmz] _n. _.
placebo [plsibu] _n. (_pl. os, oes [ouz]) ,
placecard [pleIskAd] _n. ɣ,
placeholder [pleIshuld] _n. ,
placehunter [pleIshnt] _n.
placeman [pleIsmn] _n. 1> , (. _.) 2>
placement [pleIsmnt] _n. 1> , ; placement of furniture 2>
placename [pleIsneIm] _n.
placenta [plsent] _n. (_pl. s [z], tae) 1> _. 2> _.
placentae [plsenti] _pl. placenta
placer [pleIs] _n. () ,
placet [pleIset] _. 1. _n. "" 2. _interj. !; non placet! !
placid [plQsId] _a. , ,
placidity [plQsIdItI] _n. ,
placket [plQkIt] _n. 1> 2> ( ԣ)
plackethole [plQkIthul] = placket 2
plafond [plQfN] _n. _. _. 1> 2>
plage [plAZ] _n. _.
plagiarism [pleIdZjrIzm] _n.
plagiarist [pleIdZjrIst] _n.
plagiarize [pleIdZjraIz] _v.
plagiary [pleIdZjrI] _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. _. , ,
plaguespot [pleIgspt] _n. 1> 2> ̣ 3> _. ;
plaguy [pleIgI] _. 1. _a. , ; 2. _adv. ,
plaice [pleIs] _n.
plaid [plQd] _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 [pleInkluDzmQn] _n. ; ;
plainly [pleInlI] _adv. ,
plainness [pleInnIs] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 4>
plainsman [pleInzmn] _n.
plainspoken [pleInspukn] _a. ,
plaint [pleInt] _n. 1> _. 2> _. , ,
plaintiff [pleIntIf] _n. _. ;
plaintive [pleIntIv] _a. , ,
plait [plQt] 1. _n. 1> () 2> ( ) 2. _v. 1> , 2>
plan [plQn] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , ; 3> 4> , , ԣ 5> 2. _v. 1> , , 2> ; 3> ;
planch [plAnS] _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 [pleIndZIȍmItrI] _n.
planer [pleIn] _n. 1> _. - 2> () 3> _. 4> _.
planet [plQnIt] _n. ; major (minor) planets ()
planetable [pleInteIbl] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. ߣ
planetaria [plQnItErI] _pl. planetarium
planetarium [plQnItErIm] _n. (_pl. ria)
planetary [plQnItrI] _a. 1> , ; planetary system 2> , 3>
planetoid [plQnItId] _n. _. ,
planetree [pleIntri] = plane III
planetstricken [plQnItstrIkn] = planetstruck
planetstruck [plQnItstrk] _a. ,
plangent [plQndZnt] _a. ;
planish [plQnIS] _v. 1> ; , () 2> , , ; ()
plank [plQNk] 1. _n. 1> () , 2> 2. _v. 1> ; , 2> _. , (. plank down, plank out) 3> _. , ţ
plankbed [plQNkbed] _n.
planking [plQNkIN] 1. _pres-p. plank 2 2. _n. 1> 2> _.
plankton [plQNktn] _n. _.
planless [plQnlIs] _a. ,
planned [plQnd] 1. _p-p. plan 2 2. _a. ; ; ; planned production
planner [plQn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
planoconcave [pleInuknkeIv] _a. - ( )
planoconvex [pleInuknveks] _a. - ( )
plant _I [plAnt] 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 [plAnt] _n. 1> , ; plant and equipment _. ( ) 2> , ; 3>
plantain [plQntIn] _n. _.
plantar [plQnt] _a. _.
plantation [plQnteISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> _. 5> _. 6> _attr. plantation owner
planted [plAntId] 1. _p-p. plant I, 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; 3> planted informer
planter [plAnt] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _-. 4> _-.
plantigrade [plQntIgreId] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
plantlouse [plAntlaus] _n.
plantpathology [plAntpTldZI] _n.
plaque [plAk] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> , ; memorial plaque 3> ޣ 4> _.
plash _I [plQS] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. () _II [plQS] _v. ;
plasm [plQzm] = plasma
plasma [plQzm] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _. , ̣
plaster [plAst] 1. _n. 1> ; plaster of Paris 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> ; 4> (. plaster with praise) 5> 6> ( )
plastered [plAstd] 1. _p-p. plaster 2 2. _a. _. ; to get plastered ,
plasterer [plAstr] _n.
plastic [plQstIk] 1. _a. 1> ; plastic art ; ; plastic surgery ( ) ; plastic flow _. 2> , ; plastic clay > ; > , ; plastic material 3> ; 4> , 2. _n. 1> (. _pl.) 2>
plasticine [plQstIsin] _n.
plasticity [plQstIsItI] _n. ,
plastron [plQstrn] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3>
plat _I [plQt] 1. _n. 1> () 2> _. ߣ 3> _. 2. _v. _. _II [plQt] = plait 1, 1 2, 1 _III [plA] _n.
platan [plQtn] = plane III
platband [plQtbQnd] _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 [pleItglAs] _n.
plate-powder [pleItpaud] _n. 1> 2>
plateau [plQtu] _n. (_pl. s [z], x) , ,
plateaux [plQtuz] _pl. plateau
platebasket [pleItbAskIt] _n. , ..
plateful [pleItful] _n.
platelayer [pleItleI] _n.
platemark [pleItmAk] _n. ,
platen [plQtn] _n. 1> _. 2> ( ) 3> (); ()
plater _I [pleIt] _n. _II [pleIt] _n. , (. )
platerack [pleItrQk] _n.
platform [plQtfm] _n. 1> , 2> ; ; raised platform 3> ; 4> , 5> (, ) 6> 7> 8> _attr. platform ticket ; platform car
platform boots [plQtfmbuts] _n. _pl.
platform shoes [plQtfmSuz] _n. _pl.
plating [pleItIN] 1. _pres-p. plate 2 2. _n. 1> ; , , 2>
platinize [plQtInaIz] _v. ,
platinoid [plQtInId] _n. ( , , )
platinum [plQtInm] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; platinum metal ; platinum black ; platinum blonde _.
platitude [plQtItjud] _n. , ,
platitudinarian [plQtItjudInErIn] 1. _a. , 2. _n. , , , ;
platitudinous [plQtItjudIns] _a. , ,
Plato [pleItu] _n.
Platonic [pltnIk] 1. _a. 1> 2> , 2. _n. 1> 2> _pl. _. ;
platoon [pltun] _n. _. 1> 2>
platter [plQt] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
platypus [plQtIps] _n. _.
plaudit [pldIt] _n. (. _pl.) 1> , 2> ,
plausibility [plzbIlItI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
plausible [plzbl] _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. ; play around > , ; > _. , ; play off > (-.); > -. ; > -.; > (against play ); 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. , ( )
playact [pleIQkt] _v. 1> , (. ) 2>
playactor [pleIQkt] _n. 1> _. ԣ, 2>
playbill [pleIbIl] _n. 1> 2>
playboy [pleIbI] _n. ,
playbyplay [pleIbaIpleI] _a. _. playbyplay story ( , )
playday [pleIdeI] _n. , ; ,
playedout [pleIdaut] _a. _. , ; ,
player [pleI] _n. 1> , 2> ԣ 3> 4> ԣ 5>
playfellow [pleIfelu] _n. ;
playfield [pleIfild] = playingfield
playful [pleIful] _a. , ӣ, ,
playgame [pleIgeIm] _n. , ,
playgoer [pleIgu] _n.
playground [pleIgraund] _n. ;
playhouse [pleIhaus] _n. ()
playing-card [pleIINkAd] _n.
playingfield [pleIINfild] _n. _. , ..
playlet [pleIlIt] _n.
playmate [pleImeIt] _n. 1> = playfellow 2> Σ ( ..)
playoff [pleIȍf] _n. _.
plaything [pleITIN] _n. (. _.)
playtime [pleItaIm] _n. 1> 2> _.
playwright [pleIraIt] _n.
plaza [plAz] _. _n. ()
plea [pli] _n. 1> ; 2> ; peace plea 3> , , ; ; a plea was advanced ; on the plea of 4> _. , ;
pleach [plitS] _v. (. )
plead [plid] _v. (pleaded [Id], pled) 1> ( ) 2> ; ; to plead (not) guilty () (to plead ޣ-.) 3> , (with plead -., for plead ޣ-.) 4> , 5> ( -.), (-.) ; to plead in justification of smth. -. ( )
pleader [plid] _n. 1> , 2> ;
pleading [plidIN] 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 [pliz] _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 [plizIN] 1. _pres-p. please 2. _a. 1> , 2> , 3> ,
pleasurable [pleZrbl] _a. ;
pleasure [pleZ] 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 [pleZbut] _n. ; ;
pleasure-ground [pleZgraund] _n. 1> 2> ,
pleat [plit] 1. _n. ( ) 2. _v. ;
plebeian [plIbin] 1. _n. 2. _a.
plebiscite [plebIsIt] _n.
pled [pled] _. _. _. _p. _p-p. plead
pledge [pledZ] 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 [plIdZi] _n.
pledget [pledZIt] _n. 1> 2>
Pleiad [plaId] _n. (_pl. ds [dz], des) 1> _pl. _. 2> (. .) _.
Pleiades [plaIdiz] _pl. Pleiad
pleistocene [plistusin] _n. _.
plena [plin] _pl. plenum 1
plenary [plinrI] _a. 1> , , ; plenary powers , 2> ( ..)
plenipotentiary [plenIputenSrI] 1. _a. 1> 2> , ; plenipotentiary power 2. _n.
plenishing [plenISIN] _n. (. _pl.) _.
plenitude [plenItjud] _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 [plinm] (_pl. -s [z], -na) 1> 2> 3> _.
pleonasm [plinQzm] _n. _.
pleonastic [plInQstIk] _a. ,
plethora [pleTr] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
plethoric [pleTrIk] _a. 1> 2>
pleura [plur] _n. (_pl. -ae) _.
pleurae [pluri] _pl. pleura
pleurisy [plurIsI] _n. _.
pleuritic [plurItIk] _a. _.
plexiglass [pleksIglAs] _n. ,
plexor [pleks] _n. _.
plexus [plekss] _n. 1> _. ( ..) 2> ,
pliability [plaIbIlItI] _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], plicated [plaIkeItId] _a. _. _.
plication [plIkeISn] _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
Plimsoll line [plImsllaIn] _n. _. ( )
Plimsoll's mark [plImslzmAk] = plimsoll line
plimsolls [plImslz] _n. _pl. ̣
plinth [plInT] _n. _. 1> 2> ;
pliocene [plaIusin] _n. _.
pliofilm [plaIufIlm] _n. ( , , £ ..)
plod [pld] 1. _n. 1> ֣ 2> ֣ 3> ֣ 2. _v. 1> , (on, along) 2> , (at)
plodder [pld] _n. 1> , 2> ,
plodding [pldIN] 1. _pres-p. plod 2 2. _a. 1> ֣ ( ) 2> ,
plop [plp] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _adv. 1> 2> 3. _v. (), (), ̣ 4. _interj. !, ̣!
plosion [pluZn] _n. _. ,
plosive [plusIv] _. 1. _a. ( ) 2. _n.
plot _I [plt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. , ԣ; ; , 2. _v. 1> 2> ( ); , ; plot out , _II [plt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , 2. _v. ; ,
plotter [plt] _n. 1> ; 2> ()
plotting paper [pltINpeIp] _n.
plough [plau] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> _. ( ) 5> (the P.) _. 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 [plaubI] _n. 1> 2>
plough-land [plaulQnd] _n.
plough-tail [plauteIl] _n. ; at the plough-tail ; from the plough-tail " "
ploughman [plaumn] _n.
ploughshare [plauSE] _n. _-.
plover [plv] _n. _. , գ
plow [plau] _. = plough
ploy [plI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. ,
pluck [plk] 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 [plkI] _a. , ;
plug [plg] 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 [plgtSeIn] _n. , ..
plug-hat [plghQt] = plug 1, 7
plug-switch [plgswItS] _n.
plug-ugly [plgglI] _n. _. _.
plum _I [plm] _n. 1> ; French plum 2> 3> 4> ; ; ""; to pick ( to take) the plums 5> _. _. ; 6> ԣ- 7> _attr. _II [plm] _a. _. ,
plum duff [plmdf] _n.
plum pudding [plmpudIN] _n. 1> 2>
plum-tree [plmtri] = plum I, 2
plumage [plumIdZ] _n. ,
plumb [plm] 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 [plmlaIn] _n. 1> 2> ,
plumbaginous [plmbQdZIns] _a.
plumbago [plmbeIgu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _.
plumbeous [plmbIs] _a. ,
plumber [plm] _n. 1> 2>
plumbery [plmrI] _n. 1> 2>
plumbic [plmbIk] _a. _. ,
plumbing [plmbIN] 1. _pres-p. plumb 4 2. _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> () 5> _.
plumbum [plmbm] _n.
plumcake [plmkeIk] _n.
plume [plum] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> , ; a plume of smoke ; in borrowed plumes " " 2. _v. 1> 2> (); 3> ; to plume oneself on smth. -.
plumelet [plumlIt] _n. У
plummet [plmIt] _n. 1> ; 2> ; () 3> _. , ͣ
plummy [plmI] _a. 1> 2> _. , ;
plumose [plumus] _a. ң;
plump _I [plmp] 1. _a. ; , 2. _v. 1> (. plump up) 2> , (. plump out, plump up) _II [plmp] 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 [plmp] _n. ()
plumule [plumjul] _n. 1> У 2> _.
plumy [plumI] _a. 1> 2>
plunder [plnd] 1. _n. 1> £ 2> , 3> _. 2. _v. (. ); ;
plunderage [plndrIdZ] _n. 1> £ 2> 3>
plunge [plndZ] 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 [plndZbAT] _n.
plunger [plndZ] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. , ,
plunging [plndZIN] 1. _pres-p. plunge 2 2. _a. _. ()
plunk [plNk] 1. _n. 1> ; () 2> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> ( ) 3> (); ̣ (-) 4> , ;
pluperfect [plupfIkt] _. 1. _n. - 2. _a. ,
plural [plurl] 1. _a. ; ; plural offices ; plural vote 2. _n. _. 1> 2> ,
pluralism [plurlIzm] _n. 1> 2> _.
plurality [plurQlItI] _n. 1> 2> 3> ( , ) 4> 5> _.
plus [pls] 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 [plsfz] _n. _pl.
plush [plS] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. 2. _a. 1> ; 2> _. _. ,
plushy [plSI] = plush 2, 2
Pluto [plutu] _n. 1> . _. 2> _.
plutocracy [plutkrsI] _n.
plutocrat [plutukrQt] _n.
Plutonian [plutunjn] _a. 1> , 2> = plutonic 1
Plutonic [plutnIk] _a. 1> _. , 2> = plutonian 1
Plutonium [plutunjm] _n. _.
pluvial [pluvjl] _a. 1> 2> _.
pluviometer [pluvIȍmIt] _n.
pluvious [pluvjs] _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 ply , from... to ply ... ); to ply a voyage ( ) 6> , ; 7> _.
Plymouth Rock [plImTrk] _n. ( )
plywood [plaIwud] _n. (ţ)
pneumatic [njumQtIk] 1. _a. ; ; pneumatic hammer 2. _n.
pneumatics [njumQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
pneumonia [njumunj] _n. _. ̣,
pneumonic [njumnIk] _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 [pk] _n. 1> , 2> ,
pock-mark [pkmAk] = pock 1
pock-marked [pkmAkt] _a.
pocket [pkIt] 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 [pkItvitu] _n. _.
pocket-book [pkItbuk] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
pocket-camera [pkItkQmr] _n. , ,
pocket-knife [pkItnaIf] _n.
pocket-money [pkItmnI] _n. , ,
pocket-piece [pkItpis] _n. ,
pocket-pistol [pkItpIstl] _n. 1> 2> _. ( )
pocket-size [pkItsaIz] _a. ; ;
pocketful [pkItful] _n. (-.)
pockety [pkItI] _a. ,
pocky [pkI] = pock-marked
pococurante [pukukjurQntI] _. 1. _a. , 2. _n. ,
pod _I [pd] 1. _n. 1> ; , , 2> ( ) 3> ( ) 4> _. ( ̣) 5> _. 6> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> () _II [pd] _n. 1> (, ) 2> ()
podagra [pudQgr] _n.
podagric [pudQgrIk] _a.
podded [pdId] 1. _p-p. pod I, 2 2. _a. 1> 2> _.
poddy [pdI] _n. _. ̣ Σ ( )
podge [pdZ] _n. _. -
podgy [pdZI] _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 [puItQst] _n. ̣
poetess [puItIs] _n.
poetic [puetIk] _a. 1> 2> 3> = poetical 1
poetical [puetIkl] _a. 1> 2> = poetic 1 3> = poetic 2
poeticize [puetIsaIz] _v.
poetics [puetIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
poetize [puItaIz] _v. 1> 2> 3> = poeticize
poetry [puItrI] _n. 1> ; 2>
poignancy [pInnsI] _n. 1> , , 2> 3> () 4> ,
poignant [pInnt] _a. 1> , , 2> , 3> ( ) 4> , ; poignant wit 5> ( )
poignantly [pInntlI] _adv. 1> , , 2>
point [pInt] 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 point ) 5> (-) , ; 6> () 7> ; 8> 9> ( ) 10> _. ; point off ; point out ; ; (أ-.)
point-blank [pIntblQNk] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> _. ( ) 2. _adv. 1> , , , , 2> _. ,
point-duty [pIntdjutI] _n. ()
pointed [pIntId] 1. _p-p. point 2 2. _a. 1> ; pointed arch , ; the pointed style 2> , ң 3> , ( ) 4> ޣ; 5> ( , ..) 6> ģ ( )
pointedly [pIntIdlI] _adv. 1> 2> 3> ;
pointer [pInt] _n. 1> 2> (, ..) 3> 4> ( ) 5> _. ͣ, 6> _pl. _. , 7> _. 8> _attr. ; pointer instrument
pointful [pIntful] _a. ;
pointing [pIntIN] 1. _pres-p. point 2 2. _n. 1> (, ..) 2> _. ͣ 3> , 4> _.
pointless [pntlIs] _a. 1> , 2> ; 3> _. ޣ 4> _.
pointsman [pIntsmn] _n. 1> _-. 2> ,
poise [pIz] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> ; 4> , 5> ( ..) 2. _v. 1> 2> ; 3> () 4> ; 5> (أ, ) 6> _. ,
poison [pIzn] 1. _n. , (. _.) to hate like poison 2. _a. 1> 2> 3. _v. 1> 2> ,
poison gas [pIzngQs] _n.
poison pen [pIznpen] _n.
poisoner [pIzn] _n.
poisoning [pIznIN] 1. _pres-p. poison 3 2. _n. 1> 2> ,
poisonous [pIzns] _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 [pukfeIs] _n. _. ,
poker-faced [pukfeIst] _a. _. ,
poker-work [pukwk] _n. , ..
poky [pukI] _a. 1> , ; a poky hole of a place , 2> , , 3> , ( ) 4> _. _. ,
polar [pul] _a. 1> 2> 3>
polar bear [pulbE] _n.
polar fox [pulfks] _n.
polar lights [pullaIts] _n.
polarity [pulQrItI] _n. 1> _. 2>
polarization [pulraIzeISn] _n. _.
polarize [pulraIz] _v. 1> _. 2> ̣
polder [pld] _. _n.
Pole [pul] _n. ; ; the Poles _pl. _.
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 [puldZmp] = pole vault
pole vault [pulvlt] _n.
pole-ax [pulQks] 1. _n. 1> , ; , 2> 2. _v. 1> .. 2> ()
pole-axe [pulQks] 1. _n. 1> , ; , 2> 2. _v. 1> .. 2> ()
pole-jump [puldZmp] = pole-vault
pole-jumping [puldZmpIN] = pole-vaulting
pole-star [pulstA] _n. 1> 2> _.
pole-vault [pulvlt] _v.
pole-vaulting [pulvltIN] _n.
polecat [pulkQt] _n. _. ң ( ) ޣ
polemic [plemIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> , , 2> _pl. ; 3>
polemical [plemIkl] = polemic 1
polenta [pulent] _. _n. ( , )
police [plis] 1. _n. 1> ; military police 2> (. . . .) 3> _. 4> _. _. , 5> _attr. ; police constable ; police power _. 2. _v. 1> 2> ( ) 3> (, ) 4> _. 5> _. _. ,
police-court [pliskt] _n.
police-magistrate [plismQdZIstrIt] _n.
police-office [plisȍfIs] _n. ()
police-officer [plisȍfIs] _n.
police-station [plissteISn] _n.
policeman [plismn] _n. ,
policlinic [plIklInIk] _n. ( )
policy _I [plIsI] _n. 1> ; peace policy , ; for reasons of policy ; tough policy ף 2> , , , 3> , ; , 4> _. ( ) _II [plIsI] _n. 1> 2> _.
policy-holder [plIsIhuld] _n.
policy-making [plIsImeIkIN] _n. , (̣)
policy-shop [plIsISp] _n. _.
polio [pulIu] _n. _. 1> _. poliomyelitis 2>
poliomyelitis [pulIumaIlaItIs] _n. ,
polish [plIS] 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 ; > ( ..)
Polish [pulIS] 1. _a. 2. _n.
polished [plISt] 1. _p-p. polish 2 2. _a. 1> ; , 2> ; ; polished manners 3>
polite [plaIt] _a. 1> , , , ; ; the polite thing _. ; to do the polite _. 2> ; ޣ; polite letters ( literature) , ; polite learning 3> ( , )
politely [plaItlI] _adv. ,
politeness [plaItnIs] _n. ,
politic [plItIk] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ޣ, 3> , ,
political [plItIkl] 1. _a. 1> ; political science ; political policy ; political writer ; political realities 2> ; political machinery 3> _. 2. _n. ޣ, ޣ
political economy [plItIklIknmI] _n.
politically [plItIklI] _adv. 1> 2> ޣ, ,
politician [plItISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
politicize [plItIsaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> 3>
politico [plItIku] _n. _.
politics [plItIks] _n. _pl. (. . sing) 1> ; 2> ; to go into politics 3> ; what are his politics? ? 4> _.
polity [plItI] _n. 1> ; 2>
polk [plk] _v.
polka [plk] _n. ()
polka-dot [plkdt] _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 _I [pl] _n. (= ) _II [pl] _n. _. _. 1> (the Poll) _pl. _. , ( ); to go out in the Poll 2> _attr. Poll degree
poll parrot [plpQrt] _n. _. ޣ
poll-beast [pulbist] = poll 1, 8
poll-cow [pulkau] _n. ,
poll-ox [pulks] _n.
poll-tax [pultQks] _n.
pollack [plk] _n. ()
pollard [pld] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; , 3> ( ) 2. _v. ()
pollen [plIn] 1. _n. _. 2. _v.
pollinate [plIneIt] _v. _.
pollination [plIneISn] _n. _.
polling [pulIN] 1. _pres-p. poll 2 2. _n.
polling-booth [pulINbuD] _n.
pollock [plk] = pollack
pollutant [plutnt] _n. _.
pollute [plut] _v. 1> 2> 3>
pollution [pluSn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
Polly [plI] = poll I
polo [pulu] _n. _.
polo mallet [pulumQlIt] = polo-stick
polo-neck [pulunek] _a. a polo-neck sweater ( shirt) , , ,
polo-stick [pulustIk] _n.
polonaise [plneIz] _n. ( )
polonium [plunIm] _n. _.
polony [plunI] _n. ң-ޣ
poltroon [pltrun] _n.
poltroonery [pltrunrI] _n.
poly [plI] -, -; polysemantic ,
polyadelphous [plIdelfs] _a. _.
polyandry [plIQndrI] _n. ,
polyanthus [plIQnTs] _n. _. 1> 2> ,
polyatomic [plItmIk] _a.
polychromatic [plIkrmQtIk] _a. , ,
polychrome [plIkrum] 1. _a. = polychromatic 2. _n. , ..
polygamous [plIgms] _a. ,
polygamy [plIgmI] _n. ,
polyglot [plIglt] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; ; polyglot dictionary
polygon [plIgn] _n.
polygonal [plIgnl] _a.
polygyny [plIdZInI] _n. , ֣
polyhedra [plIhedr] _pl. polyhedron
polyhedral [plIhedrl] _a.
polyhedron [plIhedrn] _n. (_pl. -ra, -s [z])
polymer [plIm] _n. _.
polymeric [plImerIk] _a. _.
polymerization [plImraIzeISn] _n. _.
polymerize [plImraIz] _v. _. ()
polymorphism [plImfIzm] _n.
polymorphous [plImfs] _a.
Polynesian [plInizjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
polynia [pulInj] _. _n.
polynomial [plInumjl] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
polyp [plIp] _n. _.
polype [plIp] _n. _.
polyphonic [plIfnIk] _a. 1> _. , 2> 3> ( )
polyphony [plIfnI] _n. _. ,
polypi [plIpaI] _pl. polypus
polypody [plIpdI] _n. _.
polypoid [plIpId] _a. _. _.
polypous [plIps] _a. _. _.
polypus [plIps] p (_pl. -pi, -es [Iz]) _.
polysemantic [plIsImQntIk] _a. ,
polysemy [plIsimI] _n. ,
polyspast [plIspQst] _n. _. ,
polystyrene [plIstaIrin] _n. _.
polysyllabic [plIsIlQbIk] _a. _.
polysyllable [plIsIlbl] _n. _.
polytechnic [plIteknIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
polytheism [plITiIzm] _n. ,
polyvalent [plIvlnt] _a. _.
polyzonal [plIzunl] _a.
pom [pm] _. Pomeranian 2
pom-pom [pmpm] _n. _. _. ң
pomace [pmIs] _n. 1> ( ) 2> , ( , ) 3>
pomade [pmAd] 1. _n. ( ) 2. _v. ()
pomander [pumQnd] _n. _. 1> ( ) 2> , .. ,
pomatum [pumeItm] = pomade
pomegranate [pmgrQnIt] _n. 1> () 2>
pomelo [pmIlu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _.
Pomeranian [pmreInjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. (; . Pomeranian dog)
pomiculture [pumIkltS] _n.
pommel [pml] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> () 2. _v. , , ; (., )
pommy [pmI] _n. _. _. ,
pomology [pmldZI] _n.
pomp [pmp] _n. , ,
pompadour [pmpdu] _n. 1> ޣ 2> -
pompier [pmpI], pompierladder [pmpIlQd] _n.
pompon [pmpN] _n. _.
pomposity [pmpsItI] _n. ;
pompous [pmps] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
ponce [pns] _n. _. Σ
ponceau [pnsu] _n. _. ,
poncho [pntSu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz])
pond [pnd] 1. _n. 1> ; ϣ, ; 2> _. ( ) 3> _. , 2. _v. 1> 2>
pondage [pndIdZ] _n.
ponder [pnd] _v. , , (on, upon, over)
ponderability [pndrbIlItI] _n.
ponderable [pndrbl] 1. _a. 1> 2> Σ, ; 2. _n. _pl. , ,
ponderosity [pndrsItI] _n. 1> , 2>
ponderous [pndrs] _a. 1> ֣, , 2> 3> , ; a ponderous speech ,
pone [pun] _n. 1> У 2>
pongee [pndZi] _n. _.
poniard [pnjd] 1. _n. 2. _v.
pontiff [pntIf] _n. 1> (. sovereign pontiff, supreme pontiff) 2> , 3> ; the pontiffs of science
pontifical [pntIfIkl] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; 2. _n. 1> 2> _pl.
pontificalia [pntIfIkeIlI] _. _n. _pl.
pontificate [pntIfIkIt] _n. ,
ponton [pntn] _. = pontoon I
pontoon _I [pntun] _n. 1> ; , (. pontoon bridge) 2> 3> _II [pntun] _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 [putS] _n. _. _. ,
pood [pud] _. _n.
poodle [pudl] _n.
pooh [pu] _interj. !; !
Pooh-Bah [pubA] _n. ; ( "")
pooh-pooh [pupu] _v. _. ( -.)
pool _I [pul] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> _. () (. swimming pool) 4> _. 5> _. _II [pul] 1. _n. 1> ; Σ ; ԣ 2> ( ); stock market pool 3> , ; a typing pool 4> ( , ), ( ) 5> ( ) 2. _v. , ; to pool interests
pooled [puld] 1. _p-p. pool II, 2 2. _a. pooled experiences
poolroom [pulrum] _n. _. 1> 2> , ( , ..)
poop _I [pup] _. 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> ̣ ( ) 2> ( ) _II [pup] _. . nincompoop _III [pup] = pope II
poor [pu] 1. _a. 1> , , ; poor peasant - 2> (in poor -.) 3> ; poor fellow! ! 4> , 5> , , ( ; ) 6> ( ) 7> , , ; ; ; in my poor opinion _. ; a poor 1 a week 8> , ( ) 2. _n. (the poor) _pl. _. , , ,
poor-box [pubks] _n.
poor-house [puhaus] _n. ;
poor-law [pul] _n.
poor-quality [pukwlItI] _a. 1> , 2> ( ..)
poor-rate [pureIt] _n.
poor-spirited [puspIrItId] _a. ,
poorly [pulI] 1. _adv. , , ; 2. _a. _predic. _. ; I feel rather poorly
pop _I [pp] 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. _interj. _II [pp] _n. _. _III [pp] _n. _. _. 1> 2> ( )
pop-art [ppAt] _n. -; ""
pop-eyed [ppaId] _a. _. 1> , 2> , , ̣
popcorn [ppkn] _n. _. ڣ; ;
pope _I [pup] _n. 1> 2> ; ; pope's eye ; pope's head ; pope's nose _. () {. parson's nose}; P. Joan _II [pup] 1. _n. 2. _v.
popery [puprI] _n. _. ,
popgun [ppgn] _n. 1> () 2> أ
popinjay [ppIndZeI] _n. 1> , , ݣ 2> _. ̣ 3> _.
popish [pupIS] _a.
poplar [ppl] _n. ; black poplar ޣ ,
poplin [pplIn] _n. ()
popliteal [pplItIl] _a. _.
poppa [pp] = pop III
poppet [ppIt] _n. 1> _. , (. my poppet) 2> _. 3> _. 4> = poppet-valve
poppet-head [ppIthed] = poppet 3
poppet-valve [ppItvQlv] _n. _.
poppied [ppId] _a. 1> 2> ,
popple [ppl] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> , 2> ,
poppy [ppI] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr.
poppycock [ppIkk] _n. _. _. ,
pops [pps] _n. _pl. 1> ""-; ""- 2> "", ""
popshop [ppSp] _n. _.
popster [ppst] _n.
populace [ppjuls] _n. 1> ; 2>
popular [ppjul] _a. 1> ; popular majority , ; popular pressure 2> ; he is popular with his pupils 3> ; at popular prices 4> Σ; ; popular newspapers
popularity [ppjulQrItI] _n.
popularization [ppjulraIzeISn] _n.
popularize [ppjulraIz] _v. 1> 2>
popularly [ppjullI] _adv. 1> , 2>
populate [ppjuleIt] _v. ;
population [ppjuleISn] _n. 1> (-) ; ; population at large ӣ 2> 3> _attr. population control ; population pressure ̣; population explosion ,
populist [ppjulIst] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> _. ( )
populous [ppjuls] _a. ̣;
porbeagle [pbigl] _n. _.
porcelain [pslIn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr. ; _. ; ; porcelain clay ,
porcellaneous [psleInIs] _a.
porch [ptS] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> _. ;
porcine [psaIn] _a. 1> 2> ;
porcupine [pkjupaIn] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
pore _I [p] _n. 1> 2> ; at every pore , _II [p] _v. 1> , (over, upon); poring over books , 2> _. (at, on, over)
poriferous [prIfrs] _a. ,
pork [pk] _n. 1> 2> _. _. ""; , .., 3> _attr. ,
pork-barrel [pkbQrl] _n. "ڣ " (, ..)
pork-piehat [pkpaIhQt] _n. أ
porker [pk] _n. (. )
porkpie [pkpaI] _n.
porky [pkI] _a. 1> , 2> _. ,
pornographic [pnugrQfIk] _a.
pornography [pngrfI] _n.
porosity [prsItI] _n.
porous [prs] _a. , ;
porphyry [pfIrI] _n. _.
porpoise [pps] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. _. _. , ,
porpoising [ppsIN] 1. _pres-p. porpoise 2 2. _n. _. _. ( ̣)
porridge [prIdZ] _n. () ; to keep one's breath to cool one's porridge ,
porringer [prIndZ] _n. ,
port _I [pt] _n. 1> , ; port of call (of destination) (); port of entry ; free port , - 2> , 3> _attr. ; any port in a storm _II [pt] _n. 1> _. _. () 2> = porthole 3> _. ; _III [pt] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> _. 2. _v. _. () ; port arms! ! _IV [pt] _. 1. _n. 1> ; (put the) helm to port! ! 2> _attr. 2. _v. () _V [pt] _n.
portability [ptbIlItI] _n.
portable [ptbl] 1. _a. , , ; ߣ, , ; portable engine 2. _n. 1> 2> () ɣ
portadmiral [ptQdmrl] _n.
portage [ptIdZ] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; 2> 3> 2. _v.
portal _I [ptl] _n. 1> , ; 2> () 3> _attr. ; portal crane _II [ptl] _a. portal vein _.
portative [pttIv] = portable 1
portcrayon [ptkreIn] _n. _.
portcullis [ptklIs] _n. ۣ ( )
Porte [pt] _n. The (Sublime Ottoman) Porte _. (, ) ( )
portend [ptend] _v. ,
portent [ptnt] _n. 1> , ; portents of war 2>
portentous [ptents] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> , ( )
porter _I [pt] _n. , _II [pt] _n. 1> ; ; porter's knot 2> _. ( ) _III [pt] _n. (ޣ )
porterage [ptrIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
porterhouse [pthaus] _n. _. 1> ; ۣ 2> _attr. porterhouse steak
portfire [ptfaI] _n. ,
portfolio [ptfulju] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) 1> 2> , "" 3> ; minister without portfolio 4> investment ( security) portfolio ( ..) 5> _attr. portfolio investments _.
porthole [pthul] _n. _. 1> () 2> 3> ()
portico [ptIku] _n. (_pl. oes, os [ouz]) _. ,
portiere [ptjE] _n. _.
portion [pSn] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> 4> , 2. _v. 1> 2> , 3> , (with); portion out ()
portionless [pSnlIs] _a. ( )
Portland [ptlnd] _n.
Portland cement [ptlndsIment] _n.
portliness [ptlInIs] p 1> , 2> ;
portly [ptlI] _a. 1> , , 2> ;
Portmanteau [ptmQntu] _n. (_pl. s [z], x) 1> ; 2> , - ( , , .: slanguage = slang language)
portmanteaux [ptmQntuz] _pl. portmanteau
portrait [ptrIt] _n. 1> 2> ;
portraitist [ptrItIst] _n.
portraiture [ptrItS] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> ,
portray [ptreI] _v. 1> 2> 3> ; 4>
portrayal [ptreIl] _n. 1> () 2> ;
portreeve [ptriv] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. (. )
portress [ptrIs] _n.
Portuguese [ptjugiz] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; ; the Portuguese _pl. _. 2>
pose _I [puz] 1. _v. 1> 2> , (-. - as) 3> ̣ () 4> , ; , (, ) 2. _n. (. _.) _II [puz] _v. ,
poser [puz] _n. , ,
poseur [puz] _n. _. ڣ
posh [pS] _a. _. ,
posit [pzIt] _v. 1> , ; 2>
position [pzISn] 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 [pzISnl] _a.
positive [pztIv] 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 [pztIvlI] _adv. 1> , , 2> , ;
positivism [pzItIvIzm] _n. _.
positron [pzItrn] _n. _.
posse [psI] _n. 1> () 2> ֣ , ̣ ̣
possess [pzes] _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 [pzest] 1. _p-p. possess 2. _a. ; ;
possession [pzeSn] _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 [pzesIv] _a. 1> 2> _. ; possessive case ; possessive pronoun
possessor [pzes] _n. ,
possessory [pzesrI] _a. ; _.
posset _I [psIt] _n. , , _II [psIt] _v. ף ( , )
possibility [psbIlItI] _n. ,
possible [psbl] 1. _a. 1> , ; if possible ; as early as possible ; possible ore _. , 2> _. , 2. _n. ; to do one's possible ӣ
possibly [psblI] _adv. ; ; how can I possibly do it? ?
possum [psm] _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 [pustkQptIn] _n. _. 1> "" 2> _. 1 3> _. 20
post exchange [pustIkstSeIndZ] _n. -
post meridiem [pustmrIdIm] _. _adv. (. _. p. m.)
post mortem [pustmtem] _. _adv.
post- [pust] _pref. , ; post-glacial _.
post-office [pustǍfIs] _n. 1> , ; ; general post-office 2> _attr. ; post-office order ; post-office box ; post-office savingsbank
Post-Office [pustǍfIs] _n.
post-post-script [pustpusskrIpt] _n. (_. P. P. S.)
post-prandial [pustprQndIl] _a. _.
postage [pustIdZ] _n. , ; inland postage
postage stamp [pustIdZstQmp] _n.
postal [pustl] 1. _a. ; postal card _. ; postal order ; postal authorities ; (Universal) P. Union 2. _n. _. _.
postbag [pustbQg] _n.
postbellum [pustbelm] _a. ; , . ; postbellum reforms
postboy [pustbI] _n. 1> 2>
postcard [pustkAd] _n. ,
postchaise [pustSeIz] _n. _. ,
postcoach [pustkutS] = post-chaise
postdate [pustdeIt] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
postdiluvial [pustdaIluvjl] _a. 1> _. 2> = post-diluvian
postdiluvian [pustdaIluvjn] _a. _.
poste restante [pustrestAnt] _n. _. 1> 2> " " ( )
poster [pust] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> 3> , ( ..) 2. _v. 1> 2>
posterior [pstIrI] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; 2. _n. _. ,
posteriority [pstIrIȍrItI] _n. ( -.);
posteriorly [pstIrIlI] _adv.
posterity [psterItI] _n. ;
postern [pustn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr.
postfree [pustfri] _a. _adv.
postglacial [pustgleIsjl] _a. _.
postgraduate [pustgrQdjuIt] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> , ; postgraduate courses 2> ; postgraduate studies
posthaste [pustheIst] _adv. ,
posthorse [pusths] _n.
posthouse [pusthaus] _n.
posthumous [pstjums] _a. 1> 2> ģ
postilion [pstIljn] _n.
postillion [pstIljn] _n.
postman [pustmn] _n.
postmark [pustmAk] 1. _n. 2. _v. ()
postmaster [pustmAst] _n. ;
Postmaster General [pustmAstdZenrl] _n.
postmeridian [pustmrIdIn] _a.
postmistress [pustmIstrIs] _n. -
postmortem [pustmtem] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. (. ) ţ 2. _a. 3. _v. , ()
postnatal [pustneItl] _a. ,
postnuptial [pustnpSl] _a.
postobit [pustȍbIt] 1. _n. 2. _a. (-.)
postpaid [pustpeId] _a.
postpone [peustpun] _v. ;
postponement [pustpunmnt] _n. ;
postposition [pustpzISn] _n. 1> 2> _. ; ;
postpositive [pustpzItIv] _a. _. , ;
postscript [pusskrIpt] _n. 1> (_. P. S.) 2> ( )
posttown [pusttaun] _n. ,
postulant [pstjulnt] _n. (. )
postulate 1. _n. [pstjulIt] 1> 2> 2. _v. [pstjuleIt] 1> , 2> (for) 3> (. _p-p.) ; ,
posture [pstS] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> , ; the present posture of affairs () 2. _v. 1> 2>
postwar [pustw] _a.
posy [puzI] _n. 1> () 2> _. ( ..)
pot [pt] 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 [pthQt] _n. _. ()
pot luck [ptlk] _n. 1> ӣ, ; come and take pot luck with us , , 2> ,
pot paper [ptpeIp] _n. (12,5 d. 15,5 d.)
pot valour [ptvQl] _n. ,
potability [putbIlItI] _n.
potable [putbl] 1. _a. ; ; potable water 2. _n. _pl.
potash [ptQS] _n. _. ,
potashsoap [ptQSsup] _n. , ̣
potass [ptQs] _. = potash
potassium [ptQsjm] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr.
potation [puteISn] _n. 1> أ; 2> (. _pl.) 3> 4>
potato [pteItu] _n. (_pl. oes [ouz]) 1> () 2> ; _pl. 3> _attr. ; small potatoes > ; > ; quite the potato _. , ; not (quite) the clean potato _. ,
potatobox [pteItubks] _n. _.
potatory [puttrI] _a.
potatotrap [pteItutrQp] = potatobox
potbelly [ptbelI] _n. 1> , 2>
potboiler [ptbIl] _n. _. 1> 2>
potboy [ptbI] _n. ,
poteen [ptin] _n.
potency [putnsI] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> ,
potent [putnt] _a. 1> ; 2> ; ( ); potent drug 3>
potentate [putnteIt] _n. ,
potential [putenSl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. , 2. _a. 1> ; 2> _.: potential difference
potentiality [putenSIQlItI] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
potentiate [putenSIeIt] _v. 1> 2>
potentiometer [putenSIȍmIt] _n. _.
potheen [pTin] = poteen
pother [pD] 1. _n. 1> ; , 2> ; 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ,
potherb [pthb] _n. ,
pothole [pthul] _n. ,
pothook [pthuk] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( ..) 3> pothooks and hangers ( );
pothouse [pthaus] _n. ,
pothunter [pthnt] _n. 1> , 2> _.
potion [puSn] _n. 1> 2> , ; love potion
potman [ptmn] _n.
potpourri [pupurI] _n. _. 1> 2> ( )
potroast [ptrust] _n. ۣ (. )
potsherd [ptSd] _n. _.
potshot [ptSt] _n. 1> 2> 3> " "
potstill [ptstIl] _n.
pott [pt] = pot paper
pottage [ptIdZ] _n. _. ̣
potted [ptId] 1. _p-p. pot 2 2. _a. 1> ; potted meat 2> , ( ) 3> _. ̣
potter _I [pt] _n. ; potter's clay ; potter's lathe (wheel) () _II [pt] _v. 1> (at, in potter -.) 2> , (. potter about) 3>
pottery [ptrI] _n. 1> , 2> , 3>
pottle [ptl] _n. 1> , 1/2 2> ( )
potto [ptu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _. 1> , 2> ,
potty _I [ptI] _. . pot 1, 3 _II [ptI] _a. _. 1> , 2> ̣, 3> (about potty ޣ-.)
potvaliant [ptvQljnt] _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 [pulAd] _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 pounce ), (, .. - 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 [paundfulIS] _a. penny wise and pound foolish . penny wise
poundage [paundIdZ] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
poundcake [paundkeIk] _n. ,
pounder _I [paund] _n. _II [paund] _n. 1> 2> ;
pour [p] 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 [prIN] 1. _pres-p. pour 1 2. _a. 1> ( ) 2> 3. _n. 1> , 2> _. ;
pourparler [pupAleI] _n. _. (. _pl.)
pout [paut] 1. _n. ; ; to be in the pouts 2. _v.
pouter [paut] _n. 1> , 2>
poverty [pvtI] _n. 1> , 2> ;
povertyridden [pvtIrIdn] _a.
povertystricken [pvtIstrIkn] _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
powderflask [paudflAsk] _n.
powderhorn [paudhn] _n.
powderkeg [paudkeg] _n.
powdermagazine [paudmQgzin] _n.
powdermill [paudmIl] _n.
powdermonkey [paudmNkI] _n. 1> _. _. , 2> _. -
powderpuff [paudpf] _n.
powderroom [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 [pauskIt] _n. _.
powerboat [paubut] _n. ,
powerdive [paudaIv] _n. _.
powerful [pauful] _a. 1> , , 2> , 3> 4> ; ; powerful evidence ; powerful success 5> ( , )
powerhouse [pauhaus] _n. 1> 2> _.
powerless [paulIs] _a.
powerplant [pauplAnt] _n. 1> 2>
powersaw [paus] _n. _.
powershovel [pauSvl] _n.
powerstation [pausteISn] _n.
powwow [pauwau] 1. _n. 1> , ( ) 2> ( ) 3> _. , ; 2. _v. 1> 2> , ;
pox [pks] _n. _.
pozzy [pzI] _n. _. ,
praam [prAm] = pram I
practicability [prQktIkbIlItI] _n. 1> 2> 3>
practicable [prQktIkbl] _a. 1> , ; to the maximum practicable extent 2> ; 3> , ( ) 4> _. , ( , ..)
practical [prQktIkl] _a. 1> , ; for all practical purposes 2> , 3> , 4> 5> , ; practical joke () ( -.),
practicality [prQktIkQlItI] _n. ,
practically [prQktIklI] _adv. 1> 2> [klI] , , ; practically speaking 3> ; practically no changes
practice [prQktIs] 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 [prQktISn] _n. 1> 2>
practise [prQktIs] _v. 1> , ; to practise what one preaches ; to practise smb.'s teachings -. 2> (-.), 3> (), (); (); practise upon ; -.
practised [prQktIst] 1. _p-p. practise 2. _a. ,
practitioner [prQktISn] _n. ; general practitioner ( )
praepostor [pripst] _n. ,
praetor [prit] _n. _-. _.
praetorian [pritrIn] _-. _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
pragmatic [prQgmQtIk] _a. 1> _. 2> , 3> 4> _. = pragmatical 1
pragmatical [prQgmQtIkl] _a. 1> , 2> _. = pragmatic 1, 2 3
pragmatism [prQgmtIzm] _n. 1> _. 2> 3>
prairie [prErI] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. ,
prairie-dog [prErIdg] _n. _.
prairiechicken [prErItSIkIn] _n. _.
prairiehen [prErIhen] _n.
prairieschooner [prErIskun] _n. _. _.
prairiewolf [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 [preIzwDI] _a. ;
Prakrit [prAkrIt] _n. _.
praline [prAlin] _n. ( )
pram _I [prAm] _n. , _II [prQm] _. . perambulator 1
prance [prAns] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> () 2. _v. 1> , 2> , , 3> _. ;
prancing [prAnsIN] 1. _pres-p. prance 2 2. _a. 1> 2> ( , )
prandial [prQndIl] _a. _.
prang [prQN] _. _. 1. _n. 1> 2> , , 2. _v. ; (̣)
prank _I [prQNk] _n. , , , ; ; to play pranks > ; > ( ) _II [prQNk] _v. ; (), ( prank out, prank up)
prankish [prQNkIS] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> ( )
praps [prQps] _. . perhaps
prase [preIz] _n. _. ,
praseodymium [preIziudImIm] _n. _.
prate [preIt] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> , 2>
prater [preIt] _n. ; ,
praties [preItIz] _n. _pl. _. _.
pratincole [prQtINkul] _n. ()
pratique [prQtik] _n. _. _. ;
prattle [prQtl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> 2>
prattler [prQtl] _n. 1> £ 2>
prawn [prn] 1. _n. _. 2. _v.
praxis [prQksIs] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ( ..)
pray [preI] _v. 1> 2> , ; pray! !, !
prayer _I [prE] _n. 1> 2> 3> ; _II [preI] _n.
prayerbook [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 [pritraIl] _n. _.
pre-war [priw] _a.
preach [pritS] _v. 1> 2> , ; preach down -., ; preach up
preacher [pritS] _n.
preaching [pritSIN] 1. _pres-p. preach 2. _n. 1> 2>
preachment [pritSmnt] _n. (. );
preachy [pritSI] _a. ,
preadmission [pridmISn] _n. _. (, )
preamble [priQmbl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , 2. _v. 1> 2>
prearrange [prireIndZ] _v. ,
prearranged [prireIndZd] 1. _p-p. prearrange 2. _a. ,
preaudience [priȍdjns] _n. _. ң
prebend [prebnd] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ,
prebendary [prbndrI] _n.
precapitalist [prikQpItlIst] _a.
precarious [prIkErIs] _a. 1> ; ģ, ; to make a precarious living , - 2> , 3>
precast [prIkAst] _a. _. 1> 2>
precatory [prektrI] _a.
precaution [prIkSn] _n. 1> ; ; to take precautions against smth. -. 2>
precautionary [prIkSnrI] _a. ; precautionary measures
precede [prIsid] _v. 1> , (-.), (-.) 2> ( ..); ( ); ( -. ) 3> (by); (with, by precede -.)
precedence [prisidns] _n. 1> 2> , ( ..); ( ); ; to take precedence of > ; >
precedent 1. _n. [presIdnt] 2. _a. [prIsidnt] ; condition precedent
preceding [prisidIN] 1. _pres-p. precede 2. _a. ; preceding chapter
precentor [prisent] _n.
precept [prisept] _n. 1> , , ; 2> 3> _. ;
preceptive [prIseptIv] _a.
preceptor [prIsept] _n.
preceptorial [priseptrIl] _a.
preceptress [prIseptrIs] _n.
precession [prIseSn] _n. _. (. precession of the equinoxes)
preChristian [prikrIstjn] _a.
precinct [prisINkt] _n. 1> , (. ) 2> _pl. 3> _. , 4> , ; a shopping precinct ; a pedestrian precinct
preciosity [preSIȍsItI] _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 [prIsIpItns] _n. 1> 2> ; to judge with precipitance
precipitancy [prIsIpItnsI] _n. 1> 2> ; to judge with precipitancy
precipitant [prIsIpItnt] _a. 1> 2>
precipitate 1. _n. [prIsIpItIt] _. 2. _a. [prIsIpItIt] 1> ; 2> , 3. _v. [prIsIpIteIt] 1> , ; ; ; to precipitate oneself 2> , 3> _. (); 4> _. ( )
precipitation [prIsIpIteISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> , () 4> _. 5> _. 6> _. ; ; annual precipitation
precipitous [prIsIpIts] _a. ; ;
precis [preIsi] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
precise [prIsaIz] _a. 1> ; ̣ 2> , 3> ޣ, 4> 5> ;
precisely [prIsaIslI] _adv. 1> 2> , ( )
precisian [prIsIZn] _n. 1> , 2> _.
precisianism [prIsIZnIzm] _n. ,
precision [prIsIZn] _n. 1> ; ޣ; 2> 3> _attr. ; ; precision balance ; precision instrument ; precision bombing ; precision fire ,
preclude [prIklud] _v. 1> , 2> (from); this will preclude me from coming
preclusion [prIkluZn] _n. ,
precocious [prIkuSs] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> _-.
precocity [prIksItI] _n. 1> 2> _-.
preColumbian [priklmbIn] _a. 1> , 2> _. ,
preconceive [priknsiv] _v.
preconceived [priknsivd] 1. _p-p. preconceive 2. _a. ; preconceived notion
preconception [priknsepSn] _n. 1> ; 2>
preconcert [priknst] _v.
preconcerted [priknstId] 1. _p-p. preconcert 2. _a.
precondition [prikndISn] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
preconquest [prikNkwest] _a. _. , 1066 .
precontract [prikntrQkt] 1. _n. ( ) 2. _v.
precostal [prikstl] _a. _. ң
precursor [priks] _n. 1> , 2>
precursory [priksrI] _a. 1> (of); 2>
predacious [prideISs] _a. _. ;
predator [predt] _n. (. _.)
predatory [predtrI] _a. 1> 2>
predawn [pridn] _a. ,
predecease [pridIsis] 1. _n. (-.), 2. _v.
predecessor [pridIses] _n. 1> 2>
preDepression [pridIpreSn] _a. 1929-1933 .; preDepression level
predestination [pridestIneISn] _n.
predestine [pridestIn] _v.
predetermine [pridItmIn] _v. 1> , 2> ( -.); (-.) .. ̣
predial [pridIl] _a. 1> ; ; 2> ̣ ( )
predicament [prIdIkmnt] _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 [predIkeISn] _n. 1> (. _.) 2> _.
predicative [prIdIktIv] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
predict [prIdIkt] _v. ,
predicted [prIdIktId] 1. _p-p. predict 2. _a. predicted fire _.
prediction [prIdIkSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _.
predictive [prIdIktIv] _a. ;
predictor [prIdIkt] _n. 1> 2> _. Σ
predilection [pridIlekSn] _n. , (for predilection -.)
predispose [pridIspuz] _v. (to predispose -.)
predisposition [pridIspzISn] _n. ,
predominance [prIdmInns] _n. , ,
predominant [prIdmInnt] _a. , , (over predominant )
predominate [prIdmIneIt] _v. , , (over predominate )
predominatingly [prIdmIneItINlI] _adv.
preelection [priIlekSn] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
preeminence [priemInns] _n. () ,
preeminent [priemInnt] _a. ,
preempt [priempt] _v. 1> 2> 3> _.
preemption [priempSn] _n. 1> 2> (_. )
preen [prin] _v. 1> () 2> (. _refl.) 3>
preestablish [priIstQblIS] _v.
preexist [priIgzIst] _v. (-.)
prefab [prifQb] _. _. prefabricated house {. prefabricated 2}
prefabricate [prifQbrIkeIt] _v.
prefabricated [prifQbrIkeItId] 1. _p-p. prefabricate 2. _a. , ; ; prefabricated house
preface [prefIs] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _v. 1> ( ..) 2> (by, with); 3>
prefatory [preftrI] _a. , ,
prefect [prifekt] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
prefecture [prifektju] _n.
prefer [prIf] _v. 1> 2> ( ); ( ) 3> , (, ); ()
preferable [prefrbl] _a.
preferably [prefrblI] _adv. ,
preference _I [prefrns] _n. 1> ; for preference 2> , ; what are your preferences? ? 3> (. ) 4> ; 5> _attr. ; preference share _II [prefrns] _n. _.
preferential [prefrenSl] _a. 1> ; ; preferential shop _. , ( ɣ , ..) 2> _. , ( )
preferment [prIfmnt] _n. ,
preferred [prIfd] 1. _p-p. prefer 2. _a. _. ; preferred share
prefix 1. _n. [prifIks] 1> _. , 2> , , .. (., Dr., Sir ..) 2. _v. [prifIks] 1> 2> ;
preform [prifm] _v.
pregnable [pregnbl] _a. ģ ̣, ( ..);
pregnancy [pregnnsI] _n. 1> 2> 3> ( ..);
pregnant [pregnnt] _a. 1> 2> (with) 3> ( ..); 4> ,
preheat [prihit] _v. ,
prehensile [prIhensaIl] _a. _. ; ;
prehension [prIhenSn] _n. 1> _. ; , 2> ,
prehistoric [prihIstrIk] _a.
prehuman [prihjumn] _a.
prejudge [pridZdZ] _v. , ;
prejudgement [pridZdZmnt] _n. ,
prejudice [predZudIs] 1. _n. 1> , ; prejudice in favour of smb. , -. 2> 3> , ; to the ( in) prejudice of ; without prejudice to (-., -.) 2. _v. 1> (against prejudice ) 2> (in favour of smb. prejudice -. ) 3> ,
prejudicial [predZudISl] _a. , ,
prelacy [prelsI] _n. 1> 2>
prelate [prelIt] _n.
prelect [prilekt] _v.
prelection [prilekSn] _n. (. )
prelector [prilekt] _n. (. )
prelim [prIlIm] _. _. preliminary examination {. preliminary 2}
preliminary [prIlImInrI] 1. _n. 1> ( _pl.) 2> _pl. ; 3> = preliminary examination {. 2} 2. _a. ; preliminary examination
prelude [preljud] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> (with)
prelusive [priljusIv] _a.
premature [premtju] 1. _a. 1> ; premature death 2> , 2. _n. _. ( ..)
prematurity [premtjurItI] _n.
premeditate [primedIteIt] _v. ,
premeditated [primedIteItId] 1. _p-p. premeditate 2. _n. ;
premeditation [primedIteISn] _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. [prImaIz] (that)
premiss [premIs] = premise 1, 1
premium [primjm] _n. 1> ; ; to put a premium on smth. -., -. 2> ( ..) 3> 4> _. ; ; at a premium ޣ; ;
premonition [primnISn] _n. 1> 2>
premonitory [prImnItrI] _a. 1> ; 2> _.
prenatal [prineItl] _a. ; ; ; prenatal care ;
prentice [prentIs] _n. _. ; a prentice hand > ; > ( -.)
preoccupation [priǍkjupeISn] _n. 1> () (-.) 2> ,
preoccupied [priȍkjupaId] 1. _p-p. preoccupy 2. _a. 1> ݣ ; 2>
preoccupy [priȍkjupaI] _v. 1> , 2> , (-.)
preordain [prideIn] _v.
preordination [priǍdIneISn] _n.
prep [prep] _. _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a.
prepack [pripQk] _n. _. ;
prepackage [pripQkIdZ] _v. ()
prepacked [pripQkt] _a.
prepaid [pripeId] _p. _p-p. prepay
preparation [prepreISn] _n. 1> , ; to make preparations for , 2> 3> 4> 5> _.
preparative [prIpQrtIv] 1. _a. , ; 2. _n.
preparatory [prIpQrtrI] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> preparatory to (. _prep.) , 2. _n.
prepare [prIpE] _v. 1> (); I am not prepared to say ݣ 2> (), () 3> (, ); ( ..)
prepared [prIpEd] 1. _p-p. prepare 2. _a. 1> , 2> _. ,
preparedness [prIpEdnIs] _n. ,
prepay [pripeI] _v. (prepaid) 1> ң 2> _.
prepense [prIpens] _a. ; of malice prepense _.
preplan [priplQn] _v. ,
preponderance [prIpndrns] _n. , ,
preponderant [prIpndrnt] _a. , , ; preponderant position
preponderate [prIpndreIt] _v. 1> , 2> , (over preponderate -.),
preposition [prepzISn] _n. _. 1> 2>
prepositional [prepzISnl] _a. _.
prepositive [prIpzItIv] _a. _. ,
prepossess [pripzes] _v. 1> ( , , ..) 2> ; (, ..) 3> ; 4> 5>
prepossessing [pripzesIN] 1. _pres-p. prepossess 2. _a. ,
prepossession [pripzeSn] _n. 1> 2> ;
preposterous [prIpstrs] _a. , ,
prepotency [prIputnsI] _n. 1> 2> _. ()
prepotent [prIputnt] _a. 1> 2> 3> _. , ,
preprint [priprInt] _n. _. ,
preproduction [priprdkSn] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. preproduction model
prepuce [pripjus] _n. _.
PreRaphaelite [prirQflaIt] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
prerequisite [prirekwIzIt] 1. _n. 2. _a.
prerogative [prIrgtIv] 1. _n. , ; 2. _a. ; prerogative right
presage [presIdZ] 1. _n. 1> , 2> (. ) 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> (. )
presbyopia [prezbIȫupj] _n. ,
presbyter [prezbIt] _n. _. ; ;
Presbyterian [prezbItIrIn] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
presbytery [prezbItrI] _n. _. 1> 2> , 3>
preschool [priskul] _a. ; preschool child , £
prescience [presIns] _n.
prescient [presInt] _a. ̣ ,
prescind [prIsInd] _v. 1> 2> (from)
prescribe [prIskraIb] _v. 1> 2> (: to, for prescribe -.; for prescribe -.) 3> _. ( -.)
prescript [priskrIpt] _n. ,
prescription [prIskrIpSn] _n. 1> 2> , , 3> _. 4> _. (. positive prescription); negative prescription , 5>
prescriptive [prIskrIptIv] _a. 1> 2>
preselect [prisIlekt] _v. _.
preselection [prisIlekSn] _n. ;
preselector [prisIlekt] _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 [preznstSeImb] _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. [prIzent] 1> ; (with); to present one's compliments ( regards) ϣ 2> ; (, , ..) 3> (to present -.); to present oneself , 4> , ; they presented a different aspect 5> , (); (ԣ) _III [prIzent] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> 2>
present-day [prezntdeI] _a.
presentable [prIzentbl] _a. , ,
presentation [prezenteISn] _n. 1> (to presentation -.) 2> () 3> 4> _. ; 5> _attr. presentation copy ,
presentee _I [preznti] _n. _II [preznti] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ,
presenter [prIzent] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. _.
presentiment [prIzentImnt] _n. (. )
presently [prezntlI] _adv. 1> , 2> ,
presentment [prIzentmnt] _n. 1> , () 2> , 3> _. () 4>
preservation [prezveISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ; in (a state of) fair preservation 3> 4>
preservative [prIzvtIv] 1. _a. , 2. _n.
preserve [prIzv] 1. _n. 1> (. _pl.) , ; 2> 2. _v. 1> , , ; to preserve one's existence , 2> (, ) 3> ; 4>
preside [prIzaId] _v. 1> (at, over preside ) 2> ,
presidency [prezIdnsI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ( )
president [prezIdnt] _n. 1> 2> 3> ( ) 4> , 5> _. ()
president-elect [prezIdntIlekt] _n. , ݣ
presidential [prezIdenSl] _a. ; presidential year _.
presidentship [prezIdntSIp] _n.
presidio [prIsIdIu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) ,
presidium [prIsIdIm] _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 [preseIdZnsI] _n. ;
press agent [preseIdZnt] _n.
press proof [prespruf] _n. _.
press-bed [presbed] _n. ( )
press-box [presbks] _n. ( , ..)
press-button [presbtn] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; press-button war " "
press-clipping [presklIpIN] = press-cutting
press-conference [presknfrns] _n. -
press-corrector [preskrekt] _n.
press-cutting [presktIN] _n. 1> 2> _attr. press-cutting agency
press-gallery [presgQlrI] _n. ( , ..)
press-gang [presgQN] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
press-officer [presǍfIs] _n. , -
press-people [prespipl] _n. ,
press-photographer [presftgrf] _n. , ԣ
press-release [presrIlis] _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 [presmAk] _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 [preSkuk] _n. -
pressure-cooking [preSkukIN] _n. -
pressure-gauge [preSgeIdZ] _n.
pressurize [preSraIz] _v. 1> 2> _. 3> ,
prestidigitation [prestIdIdZIteISn] _n. ;
prestidigitator [prestIdIdZIteIt] _n.
prestige [prestiZ] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. prestige club ,
presto [prestu] _. _adv. _n. _.
presumable [prIzjumbl] _a. ,
presumably [prIzjumblI] _adv. ; -
presume [prIzjum] _v. 1> , ; ; 2> , ; presume upon > ; > ; to presume upon a short acquaintance
presumedly [prIzjumIdlI] _adv.
presuming [prIzjumIN] 1. _pres-p. presume 2. _a.
presumption [prIzmpSn] _n. 1> 2> ; ; there's a strong presumption against it 3> 4> _. ; presumption of innocence
presumptive [prIzmptIv] _a. ; ; presumptive evidence ,
presumptuous [prIzmptjus] _a. ; , ,
presuppose [prispuz] _v. 1> 2> ,
presupposition [prispzISn] _n.
pretence [prItens] _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 [prItend] _v. 1> , ; 2> , 3> , 4> (to pretend -.) 5> , ; to pretend to oneself
pretended [prItendId] 1. _p-p. pretend 2. _a. , ,
pretender [prItend] _n. 1> , 2> ( , ..); the Old (the Young) P. _. () II
pretense [prItens] _. = pretence
pretension [prItenSn] _n. 1> , ; (to pretension -.) 2>
pretentious [prItenSs] _a. 1> , 2>
pretentiousness [prItenSsnIs] _n.
preterhuman [prithjumn] _a. ,
preterit [pretrIt] _n. _. ,
preterite [pretrIt] _n. _. ,
pretermission [pritmISn] _n. 1> , ; pretermission of duty 2> ,
pretermit [pritmIt] _v. 1> , 2> ; 3>
preternatural [pritnQtSrl] _a. ;
pretext 1. _n. [pritekst] , ; on ( under, upon) the pretext of ( that) , 2. _v. [prItekst]
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 [prItIprItI] _. 1. _a. ; just a pretty-pretty face 2. _n. _pl.
prevail [prIveIl] _v. 1> (over), ; 2> , , (over) 3> , Σ; ; prevail (up)on ,
prevailing [prIveIlIN] 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 [prIvQrIkeIt] _v. , ,
prevarication [prIvQrIkeISn] _n. ;
prevaricator [prIvQrIkeIt] _n. ; ,
prevenance [prevnns] _n. ;
prevent [prIvent] _v. 1> , , 2> , (from prevent -.);
preventer [prIvent] _n. _. ( );
prevention [prIvenSn] _n. , , ; prevention of accidents ; prevention is better than cure _.
preventive [prIventIv] 1. _a. 1> ; preventive measure 2> _. 3> ; preventive arrest ( detention) 4> P. Service 2. _n. 1> 2> _.
preview [privju] _n. 1> , .. 2> , 3> (-.)
previous [privjs] 1. _a. 1> ; (to); the previous day ; the previous night 2> _. , , ; P. Examination ( ); the previous question _. ( - , - ) 2. _adv. previous to , ,
previously [privjslI] _adv. ,
previse [privaIz] _v. _. 1> 2>
prevision [privIZn] _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 [praIskrnt] _n.
price level [praIslevl] _n.
price-boom [praIsbum] _n.
price-cutting [praIsktIN] _n.
price-list [praIslIst] = price current
price-ring [praIsrIN] _n. _.
price-slashing [praIsslQSIN] = 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 [prIkId] _a. 1> , 2> ( XVII .)
prick-ears [prIkIz] _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 [prIklIhit] _n. _. ;
prickly pear [prIklIpE] _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 pride -., -.)
priest [prist] _n. 1> 2>
priest-ridden [pristrIdn] _a. ,
priestcraft [pristkrAft] _n. ;
priestess [pristIs] _n.
priesthood [pristhud] _n. 1> 2>
priestling [pristlIN] _n. _. ,
priestly [pristlI] _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 [primdn] _. _n. (_pl. prima donnas)
primacy [praImsI] _n. 1> 2>
primaeval [praImivl] = primeval
primage [praImIdZ] _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 [praImeItiz] _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> ; P. 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 [praImivl] _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 [praImudZenIt] _n. () ,
primogeniture [praImudZenItS] _n. 1> 2>
primordial [praImdjl] _a. 1> , 2>
primp [prImp] _v. ,
primrose [prImruz] _n. 1> _. , 2> _attr. -֣; P. Day 19- ( ); the primrose path
primula [prImjul] _n. _. ,
primus [praIms] _n.
prince [prIns] _n. 1> ; P. of Wales , 2> 3> _. , 4> (, ..) 5> , , ..; P. of Peace ; P. of the Church ; P. of darkness ( of the air, of the world) ; prince Albert _. _. , ; Hamlet without the P. of Denmark -., ۣ ,
princeling [prInslIN] _n. _. ڣ
princely [prInslI] _a. 1> 2> ,
princess _I [prInses] _n. ; ; ; princess royal [prInsesrIl] _II [prInses] _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 [prInsIpQlItI] _n. ; the P.
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 [prIntSp] _n. 1> 2>
printable [prIntbl] _a. ,
printed matter [prIntIdmQt] _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 [prIntININk] _n. _.
printingmachine [prIntINmSin] = printingpress
printingoffice [prIntINǍfIs] _n.
printingpress [prIntINpres] _n. ;
printseller [prIntsel] _n.
printworks [prIntwks] _n. _pl. (. _sg. _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 [praIȍrItI] _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 [prIzmQtIk] _a.
prison [prIzn] 1. _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; prison hospital ; prison camp 2. _v. 1> _. 2> _. ,
prison-breaker [prIznbreIk] _n.
prisonbreaking [prIznbreIkIN] _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 ()
prisonhouse [prIznhaus] _n. _. ( _.)
pristine [prIstaIn] _a. 1> , 2> , ;
prithee [prIDI] _interj. (_. 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 [praIvtI] _n. _. 1> 2>
privateering [praIvtIrIN] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
privately [praIvItlI] _adv. 1> 2>
privation [praIveISn] _n. 1> , 2> , (-.)
privative [prIvtIv] _a. 1> -.; -. 2> _. ( ..)
privet [prIvIt] _n. _.
privilege [prIvIlIdZ] 1. _n. ; ; ; privilege of Parliament ; bill of privilege , ; writ of privilege , ; to listen to him was a privilege 2. _v. ; ( -.)
privileged [prIvIlIdZd] 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 -.); privy to a contract 3> _. , ; ; ; P. Council ; privy councillor ( counsellor) 4> privy parts ; privy purse > , ; > 2. _n. 1> _. 2> _.
prize _I [praIz] 1. _n. 1> , , ; the International Lenin Peace P. " " 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 [praIzkt] _n.
prize-fight [praIzfaIt] _n. ( )
prize-fighter [praIzfaIt] _n. ӣ-
prize-fighting [praIzfaItIN] _n.
prize-holder [praIzhuld] = prizeman
prizeman [praIzmn] _n. , ;
prizemoney [praIzmnI] _n.
prizering [praIzrIN] _n. _. 1> 2> = prizefighting
prizewinner [praIzwIn] _n. ڣ;
pro [pru] _. _. professional 2
pro and con [prundkn] 1. _adv. 2. _n. _pl. "" ""
pro rata [prurAt] _adv. , , ; on a pro rata basis
pro tem [prutem] = pro tempore
pro tempore [prutempr] _. _adv. ,
pro- [pru] _pref. : > , , ; protariffreform ; > ; prorector ,
proa [pru] _n. ( )
probability [prbbIlItI] _n. 1> ; in all probability 2>
probable [prbbl] 1. _a. 1> , 2> 3> 2. _n. , ..
probably [prbblI] _adv.
probate [prubIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. _.
probation [prbeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _. (. ) 4> _. ;
probation officer [prbeISnǍfIs] _n. , ģ
probationary [prbeISnrI] _a. 1> ; probationary sentence ; probationary ward _. 2> ,
probationer [prbeISn] _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 [prblm] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> 4> _. _. 5> _attr. ; problem novel 6> _attr. problem child £
problematic [prblImQtIk] _a. ;
problematical [prblImQtIkl] _a. ;
problematically [prblImQtIklI] _adv. ;
problemist [prblImIst], problematist [prblImtIst] _n. , (. )
proboscidean, proboscidian [prubsIdIn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
proboscis [prubsIs] _n. 1> 2> () 3> _.
procedural [prsIdZrl] _a.
procedure [prsidZ] _n. 1> 2> 3> (, ) 4> _. _.
proceed [prsid] _v. 1> (); please proceed , 2> () 3> (, .. - with, in); , (to proceed -., . _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 [prsidIN] 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 [prusidz] _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> [prses] _. 4> _.
process cheese [prusestSiz] _n.
processed cheese [prusesttSiz] _n.
processing [prusesIN] 1. _pres-p. process 2 2. _n. 1> ; automatic data processing 2> 3> _attr. processing industry
procession [prseSn] 1. _n. , ; _. . , 2. _v.
processional [prseSnl] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ( ) 2>
processionist [prseSnIst] _n.
processserver [prusessv] _n.
procesverbal [prseIvEbAl] _n. _. (_pl. verbaux)
procesverbaux [prseIvEbu] _pl. procesverbal
proclaim [prkleIm] _v. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> , ( ޣ.); his manners proclaimed him a military man Σ 4> 5> ( ..);
proclamation [prklmeISn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ,
proclitic [pruklItIk] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
proclivity [prklIvItI] _n. , (to, towards; . _inf.)
proconsul [pruknsl] _n. 1> ( ) 2> 3> .
proconsular [pruknsjul] _a.
proconsulate [pruknsjulIt] _n.
procrastinate [prukrQstIneIt] _v. ( ),
procrastination [prukrQstIneISn] _n. ;
procreate [prukrIeIt] _v. 1> 2>
procreation [prukrIeISn] _n. 1> 2>
proctor [prkt] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> (. )
proctorial [prktrIl] _a.
proctorship [prktSIp] _n. ,
proctoscope [prktskup] _n. _.
procumbent [prukmbnt] _a. 1> , ԣ 2> _. ;
procurable [prkjurbl] _a. , ԣ
procuration [prkjureISn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> , 4>
procurator [prkjureIt] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. 3> _-.
procure [prkju] _v. 1> , ; ; 2> 3> _. _. ;
procurement [prkjumnt] _n. 1> 2> ( ..) 3>
procurer [prkjur] _n. 1> 2>
procuress [prkjurIs] _n. ,
Procurustean [prukrstIn] _a. Procurustean bed _. _.
prod [prd] 1. _n. 1> ; a prod with a bayonet 2> ; , .. 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ,
prodigal [prdIgl] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; prodigal of favours 3> , ; the prodigal son _. 2. _n. ,
prodigality [prdIgQlItI] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
prodigally [prdIglI] _adv. 1> 2> ,
prodigious [prdIdZs] _a. 1> , 2> , 3>
prodigy [prdIdZI] _n. 1> 2> ң ; an infant prodigy -£, 3> _attr. ң; prodigy violinist
prodrome [prudrum] _n. 1> , ; , 2> _. , ;
produce 1. _n. [prdjus] 1> , , 2> 2. _v. [prdjus] 1> , ; ; ; to produce woollen goods 2> , () 3> (, ) 4> , ; hard work produces success 5> , ; to produce reasons ; to produce one's ticket 6> _. ()
producer [prdjus] _n. 1> , , 2> ӣ-; 3> _. ; 4> _. () 5> producer's goods > ; > _. _. 6> _attr.
producible [prdjusbl] _a. ģ;
product [prdkt] _n. 1> ; ; , 2> , 3> _. 4> _.
production [prdkSn] _n. 1> ; ; production on a commercial scale 2> ; 3> ; , 4> () ; (, ) 5> _attr. ; production standard ; production workers ( )
productive [prdktIv] _a. 1> , ; ; productive population , ; productive capacity , 2> 3> 4> , (of) 5> ( )
productivity [prdktIvItI] _n. , ; , ; labour productivity ; productivity of land
proem [pruem] _n. 1> , , 2> ;
prof [prf] _. _. professor 1
profanation [prfneISn] _n. ; ,
profane [prfeIn] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> ݣ 3> , 4> 2. _v. ;
profanity [prfQnItI] _n. ;
profess [prfes] _v. 1> (), 2> () 3> ( ޣ ..) 4> , 5> -. , 6> , 7> (. _pass.)
professed [prfest] 1. _p-p. profess 2. _a. 1> , 2>
professedly [prfesIdlI] _adv. , ;
profession [prfeSn] _n. 1> ; the learned professions , , ; liberal professions 2> -. ; the profession _. _. ԣ 3> ( ..) 4> 5> ;
professional [prfeSnl] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; the professional classes , .. 2. _n. 1> 2> -
professionalism [prfeSnlIzm] _n. 1> 2>
professionalize [prfeSnlaIz] _v. (-. )
professionally [prfeSnlI] _adv. ; ; we consulted him professionally
professor [prfes] _n. 1> () 2> 3> ()
professorate [prfesrIt] _n. 1> 2> _.
professorial [prfesrIl] _a.
professoriate [prfesrIIt] _n. _.
professorship [prfesSIp] _n.
proffer [prf] 1. _n. 2. _v.
proficiency [prfISnsI] _n. ; ,
proficient [prfISnt] 1. _a. , , 2. _n. ,
profile [prufaIl] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> 4> _. , 5> _attr. _. 2. _v. 1> ; , 2> ; 3> _. ;
profilingmachine [prufaIlINmSin] _n.
profit [prfIt] 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 profit -.) 3>
profitable [prfItbl] _a. 1> , , 2> ;
profitably [prfItblI] _adv. ; ,
profiteer [prfItI] 1. _n. ; 2. _v.
profiteering [prfItIrIN] _n. ;
profitseeking [prfItsikIN] _n. ,
profitsharing [prfItSErIN] _n.
profligacy [prflIgsI] _n. 1> 2>
profligate [prflIgIt] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. 1> , 2>
profound [prfaund] 1. _a. 1> , ; 2> , ; profound ignorance 3> 4> , ( ..) 2. _n. _. ,
profoundness [prfaundnIs] = profundity
profundity [prfndItI] _n. 1> () 2>
profuse [prfjus] _a. 1> , (-.) 2> ; (in)
profusely [prfjuslI] _adv. , ;
profusion [prfjuZn] _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> ,
prog _I [prg] _n. _. 1> , 2> 3> _. ( ) _II [prg] _. _. . proctor 1
progenitive [prudZenItIv] _a.
progenitor [prudZenIt] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , 4> _.
progenitress [prudZenItrIs] _n. ;
progenitrix [prudZenItrIks] _n. ;
progeny [prdZInI] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> , 4> _.
prognathous [prgneITs] _a. 1> , 2> ( )
prognoses [prgnusiz] _pl. prognosis
prognosis [prgnusIs] _n. (_pl. ses)
prognostic [prgnstIk] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. 1> , ; 2> ,
prognosticate [prgnstIkeIt] _v. ,
prognostication [prgnstIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> ,
program [prugrQm] = programme [prugrQm] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> ( ..); what is the program? _. , ͣ?; a full program , .. 4> _attr. 2. _v. 1> 2>
program-music [prugrQmmjuzIk] _n.
programme [prugrQm] = 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. [prugres] 1> , ; 2> ң 3>
progression [prugreSn] _n. 1> , 2> ( ..) 3> _. 4> _.
progressionist [prugreSnIst] _n. ; , ģ ; ;
progressist [prugresIst] _n. ; , ģ ; ;
progressive [prugresIv] 1. _a. 1> , 2> ( ); progressive rotation 3> 4> 2. _n. 1> 2> (P.)
prohibit [prhIbIt] _v. 1> 2> , (from)
prohibition [pruIbISn] _n. 1> 2> ,
prohibitionist [pruIbISnIst] _n.
prohibitive [prhIbItIv] _a. 1> 2> , 3> , ( , ..)
prohibitory [prhIbItrI] = prohibitive
project 1. _n. [prdZekt] 1> , ; ( ..) 2> , 2. _v. [prdZekt] 1> ; , 2> , (, ..) 3> , () 4> , 5> _refl. ( ..)
projectile 1. _n. [prdZIktaIl] () ; 2. _a. [prdZektaIl]
projection [prdZekSn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> , ; ͣ 4> 5> , 6> _. _.
projector [prdZekt] _n. 1> ; , 2> ԣ 3> 4> 5> _. ͣ; ͣ; ͣ
prolapse [prulQps] _. 1. _n. , (-. ) 2. _v.
prolapsus [prulQpss] = prolapse 1
prolate [pruleIt] _a. 1> ( ); 2> Σ
prolegomena [prulegmIn] _n. _pl. ,
proletarian [prulItErIn] 1. _n. 2. _a.
proletarianization [prulItErInaIzeISn] _n.
proletariat [prulItErIt] _n.
proletariate [prulItErIt] _n.
proletary [prulItrI] = proletarian
proliferate [prulIfreIt] _v. 1> _. , , ԣ 2> ( ..) 3>
proliferation [prulIfreISn] _n. 1> _. , , ԣ 2> ; proliferation of nuclear weapons 3> ; proliferation of radio frequencies
proliferous [prulIfrs] _a. _.
prolific [prulIfIk] _a. 1> 2> 3> (in, of prolific -.)
prolificacy [prulIfIksI] _n. 1> 2>
prolix [prulIks] _a. 1> ; , ; 2> ()
prolixity [prulIksItI] _n. ; ,
prolocutor [prulkjut] _n. (. )
prologize [prulgaIz] _v.
prologue [prulg] _n.
prolong [prulN] _v. 1> , , 2> ,
prolongation [prulNgeISn] _n. 1> , , 2> , ( ..)
prolonged [prulNd] 1. _p-p. prolong 2. _a. , ; prolonged visit
prolusion [pruljuZn] _n. 1> , () 2> ;
promenade [prmInAd] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _. 4> _attr. promenade deck ; promenade concert , , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ,
Promethean [prmiTjn] _a. Promethean fire
Prometheus [prmiTjus] _n. _. _.
prominence [prmInns] _n. 1> 2> , , 3> ; ; to gain prominence , ; to rise to prominence 4> = protuberance 2
prominency [prmInnsI] = prominence 1, 2 3
prominent [prmInnt] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> , ,
promiscuity [prmIskjuItI] _n. 1> ; ۣ 2> 3> , ( , ..) 4>
promiscuous [prmIskjus] _a. 1> ; ۣ; 2> , ( , ..) 3> _.
promise [prmIs] 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 [prmIst] 1. _p-p. promise 2 2. _a. ; the promised land = the land of promise {. promise 1}
promisee [prmIsi] _n. _. ,
promising [prmIsIN] 1. _pres-p. promise 2 2. _a. ,
promisor [prmIs] _n. ,
promissory [prmIsrI] _a. ; promissory note ;
promontory [prmntrI] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
promote [prmut] _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 [prmut] _n. 1> , , (-.); , 2> 3> _.
promotion [prmuSn] _n. 1> ; , , 2> ; ; 3> ()
promotionman [prmuSnmQn] _n. ,
prompt _I [prmpt] 1. _a. 1> , ; 2> ; prompt assistance 3> ; for prompt cash ޣ 2. _adv. 1> 2> ; _II [prmpt] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> ; ; ; ( ..) 2> 3> _.
prompt side [prmptsaId] _n. 1> ( ԣ) 2> _. ( ԣ)
prompt-book [prmptbuk] _n. ̣
prompt-box [prmptbks] _n. ̣
prompter [prmpt] _n. 1> ̣ 2> _. 3> ,
prompting [prmptIN] 1. _pres-p. prompt II, 2 2. _n.
promptitude [prmptItjud] _n. , ; ; promptitude in paying
promptly [prmptlI] _adv. 1> , 2>
promulgate [prmlgeIt] _v. 1> , , ; 2> ,
promulgation [prmlgeISn] _n. 1> ; 2>
prone [prun] _a. 1> () ; ԣ; to fall prone 2> , 3> (. _predic.) ; he is prone to prompt action ; prone to anger
prong [prN] 1. _n. 1> ( ..); 2> ң 3> _-. ; 2. _v. 1> , 2>
pronged [prNd] 1. _p-p. prong 2 2. _a. ֣ , ɣ ..
pronominal [prunmInl] _a. _.
pronoun [prunaun] _n. _.
pronounce [prnauns] _v. 1> ; ; ; to pronounce a sentence ; to pronounce a curse (upon) 2> (on pronounce ; for pronounce ; against pronounce ) 3> ,
pronounceable [prnaunsbl] _a.
pronounced [prnaunst] 1. _p-p. pronounce 2. _a. 1> 2> , ̣, ; pronounced tendency
pronouncedly [prnaunstlI] _adv. 1> ̣, 2> ޣ;
pronouncement [prnaunsmnt] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> ;
pronouncing [prnaunsIN] 1. _pres-p. pronounce 2. _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> _attr. pronouncing dictionary ,
pronto [prntu] _adv. _. _. ,
pronunciation [prnnsIeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ;
proof [pruf] 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}
proofread [prufrid] _v. _. ,
proofreader [prufrid] _n. ; proofreader's mark _.
proofreading [prufridIN] 1. _pres-p. proofread 2. _n.
proofroom [prufrum] _n.
proofsheet [prufSit] _n. ,
prop _I [prp] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; 2> , ; he is the prop of his parents 2. _v. (. prop up) 1> ; 2> , _II [prp] _. _. _. . proposition 3 _III [prp] _. _. _. . propeller _IV [prp] _. _. _. . property 4
propaedeutic [prupidjutIk] _a. ,
propaedeutical [prupidjutIkl] _a. ,
propaedeutics [prupidjutIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) ,
propaganda [prpgQnd] _n.
propagandist [prpgQndIst] _n.
propagandize [prpgQndaIz] _v. ,
propagate [prpgeIt] _v. 1> (); ; to propagate by seeds 2> () 3> (, ) 4> _. , ()
propagation [prpgeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> (. _.); propagation of sound
propel [prpel] _v. 1> ң; ; 2> , , ,
propellent [prpelnt] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> 2. _a. 1> , 2>
propeller [prpel] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _attr. ; propeller turbine
propelling [prpelIN] 1. _pres-p. propel 2. _a. ;
propensity [prpensItI] _n. , (to propensity -.); (for propensity -.)
proper [prp] _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 [prplI] _adv. 1> ; ; 2> ; 3> _. ; 4> ; ; properly speaking ;
propertied [prptId] _a. ; ; the propertied classes
property [prptI] _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
propertyman [prptImQn] _n. ,
propertymaster [prptImAst] = propertyman
propertyowning [prptIȫunIN] _a.
propertyroom [prptIrum] _n. ,
prophecy [prfIsI] _n.
prophesy [prfIsaI] _v. ,
prophet [prfIt] _n. 1> ; the Prophets 2> ( ..) 3> 4> _. "" ( )
prophetess [prfItIs] _n.
prophetic [prfetIk] _a.
prophetical [prfetIkl] _a.
prophylactic [prfIlQktIk] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. ;
prophylaxis [prfIlQksIs] _n.
prophylaxy [prfIlQksI] = prophylaxis
propinquity [prpINkwItI] _n. 1> 2> ;
propitiate [prpISIeIt] _v. 1> , , 2>
propitiation [prpISIeISn] _n. 1> , , 2> _. ,
propitiator [prpISIeIt] _n. ;
propitiatory [prpISItrI] _a. 1> , 2> ,
propitious [prpISs] _a. 1> 2> ; ; propitious weather
propolis [prplIs] _n. ,
propone [prpun] _v. _. 1> 2>
proponent [prpunnt] _n. 1> , 2> -.
proportion [prpSn] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , , ; in proportion to ; ; out of proportion to , ; 3> _pl. () 4> , 5> _. , 2. _v. 1> (to proportion -.) 2>
proportionable [prpSnbl] _. = proportional
proportional [prpSnl] 1. _a. ; proportional representation 2. _n. _.
proportionality [prpSnQlItI] _n.
proportionate [prpSnIt] 1. _a. , (to) 2. _v. ,
proposal [prpuzl] _n. 1> ; 2> ( ) 3> _. ( )
propose [prpuz] _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 [prpuz] _n. 1> 2>
proposition [prpzISn] _n. 1> ; , 2> , 3> _. 4> _. 5> _. , ; he's a tough proposition
propound [prpaund] _v. 1> 2> _.
propraetor [pruprit] _n. _-.
proprietary [prpraItrI] 1. _a. 1> ; -. ; ; proprietary rights 2> ; proprietary medicine , 2. _n. 1> 2> , 3> (. the proprietary classes) 4>
proprietor [prpraIt] _n. , ;
proprietorship [prpraItSIp] _n.
proprietress [prpraItrIs] _n. , ;
propriety [prpraItI] _n. 1> , 2> ; the proprieties 3> _.
props [prps] _n. _pl. (_. properties) _. _. ,
propulsion [prplSn] _n. 1> , ң; 2> (. _.) 3>
propulsive [prplsIv] _a. ; , ; propulsive force _.
prorate 1. _n. [prureIt] _. 2. _v. [prureIt] (. _.)
prorogation [prurgeISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
prorogue [prrug] _v. 1> 2> _. ,
prosaic [pruzeIIk] _a. 1> 2> , ; prosaic speaker
prosaically [pruceIIklI] _adv.
prosaism [pruzeIIzm] _n.
prosaist [pruzeIIst] _n. 1> 2> ,
proscenia [prusinj] _pl. proscenium
proscenium [prusinjm] _n. (_pl. ia) 1> 2> _.
proscribe [pruskraIb] _v. 1> ; ; 2> 3> _. ( )
proscription [pruskrIpSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _.
prose [pruz] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; the prose of existence 3> _attr. 2. _v. 1> 2> 3>
prosector [prusekt] _n.
prosecute [prsIkjut] _v. 1> , ; ; ( ..); to prosecute an inquiry 2> ; to prosecute a claim for damages 3>
prosecution [prsIkjuSn] _n. 1> ; ; (of prosecution -.); prosecution of war 2> 3> _. 4> (the prosecution) ( ); to appear for the prosecution
prosecutor [prsIkjut] _n. 1> ; public prosecutor ; prosecutor's office 2>
proselyte [prsIlaIt] 1. ݣ, 2. _v. = proselytize
proselytize [prsIlItaIz] _v.
prosify [pruzIfaI] _v. 1> 2> 3> ,
prosit [prusIt] _. _interj. (أ) !
prosody [prsdI] _n.
prosopopoeia [prspupij] _n. _. ;
prospect 1. _n. [prspekt] 1> ; ; 2> ( _pl.) ; , ; in prospect , ; what are your prospects for tomorrow? ?; no prospects of success ; a man of no prospects , 3> , .. 4> _. _. , 2. _v. [prspekt] 1> ; ; ; to prospect for gold 2> ( ..)
prospective [prspektIv] _a. 1> ; ; ; my prospective partner Σ 2> ,
prospector [prspekt] _n. _. , ; ;
prospectus [prspekts] _n. (_pl. es [Iz]) (, , , ..)
prosper [prsp] _v. 1> , , 2>
prosperity [prsperItI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _pl. _.
prosperous [prsprs] _a. 1> 2> ; , 3> , 4> ; ( )
prostate [prsteIt] _n. _. , (. prostate gland)
prosthesis [prsTIsIs] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
prosthetic [prsTetIk] _a. ; prosthetic appliance
prostitute [prstItjut] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ; , 2. _v. 1> 2>
prostitution [prstItjuSn] _n. 1> 2>
prostrate 1. _a. [prstreIt] 1> ԣ; 2> ; 3> ֣, ; ; prostrate with grief 4> _. 2. _v. [prstreIt] 1> 2> , , 3> _refl. ; 4> ( , ..)
prostration [prstreISn] _n. 1> ԣ 2> ; ; 3>
prostyle [prustaIl] _n. _.
prosy [pruzI] _a. 1> , ; 2>
protactinium [prutQktInIm] _n. _.
protagonist [prutQgnIst] _n. 1> ; 2> ԣ, 3> , , ,
protases [prtsIz] _pl. protasis
protasis [prtsIs] _n. (_pl. ses) _.
protean [prutin] _a. 1> ; , 2> _. _. ( )
protect [prtekt] _v. 1> (from protect , against protect ); ; 2> _.
protection [prtekSn] _n. 1> , ; ; 2> 3> ; ; 4> _. ; to live under the protection of smb. -.
protectionism [prtekSnIzm] _n. _.
protectionist [prtekSnIst] _n.
protective [prtektIv] _a. 1> ; ; protective covering (device) (); protective barrage _. 2> _. , , ; ; protective tariff 3> _. _. protective colouration ( colouring) ,
protector [prtekt] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> (P.) _. ( ; . Lord P.) 5> ; ; 6> _.
protectorate [prtektrIt] _n.
protectorship [prtektSIp] _n. 1> 2> ;
protectory [prtektrI] _n.
protectress [prtektrIs] _n. ,
protege [pruteZeI] _n. _. (_f. -ee)
protegee [pruteZeI] _f. protege
protein [prutin] _n. _. ,
protest 1. _n. [prutest] 1> ; to enter ( to lodge, to make) a protest ; under protest , 2> _. , () 3> _. 2. _v. [prtest] 1> , ; (against) 2> _. () 3> _. ; to protest one's innocence 4> _. , ; I protest I'm sick of the whole business , ӣ
Protestant [prtIstnt] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
Protestantism [prtIstntIzm] _n. _.
protestantize [prtIstntaIz] _v. _. 1> 2>
protestation [prutesteISn] _n. 1> (of protestation - that) 2> _. , (against)
Proteus [prutjus] _n. _. _.
protista [prutIst] _n. _pl. _. ,
protocol [prutkl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; ; 3> (the P.) ( ..) 4> 2. _v. , ,
proton [prutn] _n. _.
protoplasm [prutuplQzm] _n. _.
protoplasmatic [prutuplQzmQtIk] = protoplasmic
protoplasmic [prutuplQzmIk] _a. _.
protoplast [prutuplQst] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _.
protoplastic [prutuplQstIk] _a. 1> ; 2> _.
prototype [prututaIp] _n.
protoxide [prutksaId] _n. _.
protozoa [prutuzu] _n. _pl. _. ,
protozoology [prutuzuȍldZI] _n.
protract [prtrQkt] _v. 1> ; ; 2> () 3> _.
protracted [prtrQktId] 1. _p-p. protract 2. _a. ; ,
protractedly [prtrQktIdlI] _adv.
protractile [prtrQktaIl] _a. _. ( ..)
protraction [prtrQkSn] _n. 1> , 2> ԣ; 3>
protractor [prtrQkt] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. , 3> _.
protrude [prtrud] _v. 1> () 2> ,
protruding [prtrudIN] 1. _pres-p. protrude 2. _a. 1> , ң, ; protruding eyes 2>
protrusion [prtruZn] _n. 1> 2> ,
protrusive [prtrusIv] _a. ң; ,
protuberance [prtjubrns] _n. 1> 2> _. , ; _. 3> _.
protuberant [prtjubrnt] _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. ; ;
proudspirited [praudspIrItId] _a. , ,
proudstomached [praudstmkt] _a. , ,
prove [pruv] _v. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> ; the play proved a success 4> _. 5> _. () 6> _. ; prove out ()
proven [pruvn] _a. ; not proven _. _. ()
provenance [prvInns] _n. ;
Provencal [prvANsAl] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2>
provender [prvInd] _n. 1> , 2> _.
provenience [pruvinIns] = provenance
proverb [prvb] _n. 1> 2> _pl. 3> (. -. ); he is avaricious to a proverb 4> the Book of Proverbs _. ; to a proverb ,
proverbial [prvbjl] _a. ; ;
provide [prvaId] _v. 1> ; ; he has a large family to provide for 2> , ; his father provided him with a good education 3> (against provide -.); (for) 4> , (); to provide an excuse () 5> (that)
provided _I [prvaIdId] 1. _p-p. provide 2. _a. 1> , ֣ 2> ; provided by the rules 3> provided school , _II [prvaIdId] _cj. ( provided that) , , ,
providence [prvIdns] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> (P.)
provident [prvIdnt] _a. 1> ; 2> ޣ;
providential [prvIdenSl] _a. 1> ; ̣ 2> ,
providently [prvIdntlI] _adv. 1> , 2> ޣ
provider [prvaId] _n. 1> 2>
providing _I [prvaIdIN] _pres-p. provide _II [prvaIdIN] = provided II
province [prvIns] _n. 1> , 2> _pl. , ; the provinces 3> ( ..); , ; it is out of my province 4> ; the Provinces _.
provincial [prvInSl] 1. _a. ; ; 2. _n. 1> 2> _.
provincialism [prvInSlIzm] _n. 1> 2> ,
provinciality [prvInSIQlItI] _n.
provincialize [prvInSlaIz] _v. ()
provision [prvIZn] 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 [prvIZnl] _a. 1> ; provisional government 2> ,
proviso [prvaIzu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [ouz]) ; ( )
provisory [prvaIzrI] _a. 1> 2>
provitamin [pruvaItmIn] _n.
provocation [prvkeISn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3>
provocative [prvktIv] 1. _a. 1> , ; 2> 3> (of provocative -.); ; 4> 2. _n. 1> 2>
provoke [prvuk] _v. 1> , 2> 3> , 4>
provoking [prvukIN] 1. _pres-p. provoke 2. _a. ; ; ; provoking behaviour ; how provoking! !, !
provost [prvst] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( ) 3> _. 4> _. 5> [prvou] _. 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
prowlcar [praulkA] _n. _.
prowler [praul] _n. 1> 2> 3> ģ
proximate [prksImIt] _a. ; ;
proximity [prksImItI] _n. ; proximity of blood
proximo [prksImu] _. _a. ; on the 10th proximo 10-
proxy [prksI] _n. 1> ; ; ; by proxy ; to vote by proxy > ; > ( ) 2> , , ; to be ( to stand) proxy for smb. -. 3> _attr. , ۣ,
prude [prud] _n. 1> ; , 2> ,
prudence [prudns] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> ޣ,
prudent [prudnt] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ޣ,
prudential [prudenSl] 1. _a. , 2. _n. (. _pl.) ;
prudery [prudrI] _n. ;
prudish [prudIS] _a. , ;
prune _I [prun] _n. 1> 2> - ; prunes and prism(s) _II [prun] _v. 1> ; ( ..) 2> ( ..) 3> ( ), (. prune away, prune down)
prunella [prunel] _n. ()
prurience [prurIns], pruriency [prurInsI] _n. 1> , 2>
prurient [prurInt] _a.
Prussian [prSn] 1. _a. ; P. blue 2. _n.
prussic acid [prsIkQsId] _n.
pry _I [praI] 1. _n. 1> (_. . Paul P.) 2> 2. _v. 1> , ( pry about, pry into) 2> ; 3> ( ; . pry into) pry out , _II [praI] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> , , 2>
psalm [sAm] _n.
psalmist [sAmIst] _n.
psalmody [sQlmdI] _n.
psalter [slt] _n.
psaltery [sltrI] _n. ( _. )
pseud [psjudu] _pref. -, -
pseudo [psjudu] _pref. -, -
pseudomorphism [psjudumfIzm] _n. _.
pseudonym [psjudnIm] _n.
pseudonymous [psjudnIms] _a.
pshaw [pS] 1. _interj. !, !, ! ( ) 2. _v. , ( pshaw at)
psittacosis [psItkusIs] _n. _. ,
psora [psur] _n. _. 1> 2> = psoriasis
psoriasis [psraIsIs] _n. _.
Psyche [saIkI] _n. _. _.
psyche _I [saIkI] _n. , _II [saIkI] _n. ,
psychiatric [saIkIQtrIk], psychiatrical [saIkIQtrIkl] _a.
psychiatrist [saIkaItrIst] _n.
psychiatry [saIkaItrI] _n.
psychic [saIkIk] 1. _a. 1> 2> 3> , .. 2. _n.
psychical [saIkIkl] _a.
psychics [saIkIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
psycho [saIku] _n. _. , ,
psycho-analysis [saIkunQlsIs] _n.
psycho-analyst [saIkuQnlIst] _n. ,
psychological [saIkldZIkl] _a. ; psychological moment _.
psychologist [saIkldZIst] _n.
psychology [saIkldZI] _n.
psychopath [saIkupQT] _n.
psychoses [saIkusiz] _pl. psychosis
psychosis [saIkusIs] _n. (_pl. -ses)
psychosomatic [saIkusumQtIk] _a.
ptarmigan [tAmIgn] _n.
pterodactyl [pterudQktIl] _n. _.
pterosaur [pterus] _n. _.
ptisan [tIzQn] _n. (. )
Ptolemaic [tlImeIIk] _a.
ptomaine [tumeIn] _n. ,
pub [pb] _a. (_. public house) _. 1> , ; 2>
puberty [pjubtI] _n.
pubescence [pjubesns] _n. 1> 2> ( )
pubescent [pjubesnt] _a. 1> 2> _. _. ,
public [pblIk] 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 [pblIkenImI] _n. 1> 2>
public health [pblIkhelT] _n.
public house [pblIkhaus] _n. , , ,
public relations [pblIkrIleISnz] _n. 1> 2> _attr. , ; public relations department > -; ; > ; public relations officer ; public relations man
public school [pblIkskul] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( )
publican [pblIkn] _n. 1> 2> _-. 3> _.
publication [pblIkeISn] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> ( ..)
publicist [pblIsIst] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
publicity [pblIsItI] _n. 1> , ; to give publicity to -. -. 2> 3> _attr. publicity agent
publicize [pblIsaIz] _v. 1> 2> ; 3> ;
publicly [pblIklI] _adv. ;
publish [pblIS] _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> , ( ) 4> _.
publisher [pblIS] _n. 1> 2> _.
publishing [pblISIN] 1. _pres-p. publish 2. _a. publishing house ( office)
publishment [pblISmnt] _n. _. _.
puce [pjus] 1. _n. - 2. _a. -
puck _I [pk] _n. , - ( ) _II [pk] _n. _. ( )
pucka [pk] _. _a. _. ; ;
pucker [pk] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. ֣ ; ; ; 2. _v. 1> () 2> ,
puckish [pkIS] _a. ;
pud [pd] _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 [pdl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> .. 4> _. 2. _v. 1> () 2> (. puddle about, puddle in) 3> () 4> ( ..) 5> , ; 6> , 7> 8> _.
puddling furnace [pdlINfnIs] _n.
puddly [pdlI] _a. ,
pudency [pjudnsI] _n.
pudenda [pjudend] _pl. pudendum
pudendum [pjudendm] _n. (_pl. -da; . _pl.) _.
pudge [pdZ] _n. _. ;
pudgy [pdZI] _a.
pueblo [pueblu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 1> , 2>
puerile [pjuraIl] _a. 1> 2> , ;
puerility [pjurIlItI] _n.
puerperal [pjuȫprl] _a. ; puerperal fever
Puerto Rican [pwturikn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
puff [pf] 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 [pfpeIstrI] _n. ϣ
puff-adder [pfQd] _n.
puff-ball [pfbl] _n. ()
puff-box [pfbks] _n.
puffed [pft] 1. _p-p. puff 2 2. _a. 1> ( ) 2>
puffery [pfrI] _n. ;
puffin [pfIn] _n. _. ;
puffy [pfI] _a. 1> ; 2> ; ԣ; 3> ( ) 4> , ; puffy style 5> _. , ;
pug _I [pg] _n. 1> 2> = pug-nose _II [pg] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. _III [pg] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. , _IV [pg] _. _. pugilist
pug-dog [pgdg] = pug I, 1
pug-mill [pgmIl] _n.
pug-nose [pgnuz] _n.
pug-nosed [pgnuzd] _a. 1> 2>
puggaree [pgrI] _. _n. 1> ̣ 2> , ( )
puggree [pgrI] _. _n. 1> ̣ 2> , ( )
pugilism [pjudZIlIzm] _n. ;
pugilist [pjudZIlIst] _n. 1> ; ӣ 2>
pugilistic [pjudZIlIstIk] _a.
pugnacious [pgneISs] _a.
pugnacity [pgnQsItI] _n.
puisne [pjunI] 1. _a. 1> _. ( ); puisne judge , 2> _. = puny 2. _n.
puissance [pjuIsns] _n. _. _.
puissant [pjuIsnt] _a. _. _. ;
puke [pjuk] 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
pukka, pukkah [pk] = pucka
pulchritude [plkrItjud] _n. _. ,
pule [pjul] _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 pull -.) 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 [pulbQk] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
pull-in [pulIn] = pull-up 3
pull-on [pulȍn] 1. _n. ԣ (, ..) 2. _a. , ԣ
pull-out [pulaut] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
pull-over [pulǫuv] _n. ,
pull-through [pulTru] _n. _. ()
pull-up [pulp] _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 [plIkIt] _n. 1> 2>
Pullman [pulmn] _n. (. Pullman car)
pullulate [pljuleIt] _v. 1> ; 2> 3> , ( ..)
pulmonary [plmnrI] _a. _. ̣
pulp [plp] 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 [pulpItI] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
pulpy [plpI] _a. , ;
pulsar [pls] _n. _.
pulsate [plseIt] _v. , ;
pulsatile [plstaIl] _a. 1> 2> _. ( )
pulsation [plseISn] _n.
pulsatory [plstrI] _a.
pulse _I [pls] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; to feel the pulse ; _. , , "" 2> ( ..) 3> , 4> , 5> (ף ..) 6> _. _. 2. _v. , _II [pls] _n. _. _.
pulton [pltn] _n.
pultun [pltn] _n.
pulverization [plvraIzeISn] _n. 1> 2>
pulverize [plvraIz] _v. 1> , ; () 2> () 3> , ( )
pulverizer [plvraIz] _n. 1> , 2>
pulverulenx [plverjulnt] _a. ,
pulwar [plw] _. _n. ̣
puma [pjum] _n. _. ,
pumice [pmIs] 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
pumice-stone [pmIsstun] = pumice 1
pummel [pml] _v. (. );
pump _I [pmp] 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 [pmp] _n. 1> - 2> (. )
pump-handle [pmphQndl] 1. _n. 2. _v. _. (-.)
pump-room [pmprum] _n. 1> , 2>
pumpkin [pmpkIn] _n. ()
pumpkin-head [pmpkInhed] _n. _. ,
pun [pn] 1. _n. ; 2. _v.
Punch [pntS] _n. 1> , ; Punch and Judy ( ) 2> "" ( ); as pleased as Punch ; as proud as Punch
punch _I [pntS] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , ; 2. _v. 1> 2> _. _II [pntS] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , ; ; 3> = punch press 4> _. 2. _v. ; ; ; punch in ( ..); punch out ( ..) _III [pntS] _n. _IV [pntS] _n. _. 1> , (. Suffolk punch) 2> ;
punch press [pntSpres] _n. 1> ; 2> _attr. punch press operator ;
punch-bowl [pntSbul] _n.
puncheon _I [pntSn] _n. _. _II [pntSn] _n. 1> 2> _. ; ;
puncher [pntS] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ; ; ; 4> _.
Punchinello [pntSInelu] _. _n. (_pl. os [ouz])
punchingball [pntSINbl] _n. _. , ( ӣ)
punctate [pNkteIt] _a. _. _.
punctated [pNkteItId] _a. _. _.
punctilio [pNktIlIu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) , ;
punctilious [pNktIlIs] _a. ,
punctual [pNktjul] _a. ,
punctuality [pNktjuQlItI] _n. ,
punctuate [pNktjueIt] _v. 1> 2> ޣ, 3> , ; the audience punctuated the speech by outbursts of applause
punctuation [pNktjueISn] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; punctuation marks
puncture [pNktS] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> (. ) 3> _. () 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ; the tire punctured a mile from home
punctured [pNktSd] 1. _p-p. puncture 2 2. _a. ; ; punctured wound
pundit [pndIt] _n. 1> _. ޣ , 2> _. ޣ
pungency [pndZnsI] _n. , ; pungency of pepper ; pungency of wit ,
pungent [pndZnt] _a. , ;
Punic [pjunIk] _a. _. ; ; Punic faith
punish [pnIS] _v. 1> ; ; 2> _. 3> ; 4> ( .) 5> _. ,
punishable [pnISbl] _a. ,
punishment [pnISmnt] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _.
punitive [pjunItIv] _a. ; punitive expedition
Punjabi [pndZAbI] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2> ()
punk [pNk] _n. 1> _. ; ; أ; 2> _. -. , ޣ; 3> _. ; 4> _. ޣ 5> _attr. _.
punnet [pnIt] _n. ( )
punster [pnst] _n. ;
punt _I [pnt] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ( ), _II [pnt] _. 1. _n. ( ); () 2. _v. (); () _III [pnt] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> _. 2>
punter [pnt] _n. ; ԣ
puny [pjunI] _a. 1> , , , 2> ,
pup [pp] 1. _n. 1> 2> Σ; ; ӣ 3> _. ; ; to sell smb. a pup _. -. 2. _v.
pupa [pjup] _n. (_pl. ae) _.
pupae [pjupi] _pl. pupa
pupal [pjupl] _a. pupal chamber
pupate [pjupeIt] _v. _.
pupation [pjupeISn] _n. _. ,
pupil _I [pjupl] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. ; _II [pjupl] _n.
pupilagei, pupillagei [pjupIlIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ,
pupilary, pupillary _I [pjupIlrI] _a. 1> 2> _II [pjupIlrI] _a.
puppeeteer [ppItI] _n. ; ,
puppet [ppIt] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. ( ) 3> _attr. ( ..)
puppetplay [ppItpleI] _n. 1> 2>
puppetry [ppItrI] _n. 1> 2> ;
puppetshow [ppItSu] _n.
puppy [ppI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ; ;
puppyism [ppIIzm] _n.
purblind [pblaInd] _a. 1> 2> ;
purchasable [ptSsbl] _a. 1> 2>
purchase [ptSs] 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 [ptSs] _n.
purchasingpower [ptSsINpau] _n. _.
purdah [pdA] _. _n. 1> 2> 3> ; 4>
pure [pju] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> , 4> ; pure taste 5> ( ); ޣ; ( ) 6> , ; pure imagination ; pure accident
pure-minded [pjumaIndId] _a.
purebred [pjubred] _a. ,
puree [pjureI] _n. _. -;
purely [pjulI] _adv. 1> , , , 2>
purgation [pgeISn] _n. 1> 2> _.
purgative [pgtIv] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. ()
purgatorial [pgtrIl] _a. ;
purgatory [pgtrI] 1. _n. 1> _. (. _.) 2> _. 2. _a.
purge [pdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> 2. _v. 1> (of, from purge -.); ; , (-.; . purge away, purge off, purge out) 2> , (of purge -.) 3> (); ; to purge oneself of suspicion 4> _. 5> 6>
purification [pjurIfIkeISn] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
purificatory [pjurIfIkeItrI] _a.
purifier [pjurIfaI] _n. _. _.
purify [pjurIfaI] _v. 1> () (of, from purify -.) 2> _.
purism [pjurIzm] _n.
purist [pjurIst] _n.
puristic [pjurIstIk] _a. ;
Puritan [pjurItn] 1. _n. 1> 2> (.) 2. _a. (.)
puritanic [pjurItQnIk] _a.
puritanical [pjurItQnIkl] _a.
Puritanism [pjurItnIzm] _n. 1> 2> (.)
purity [pjurItI] _n. 1> ; white purity 2> 3> 4> ( )
purl _I [pl] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> _II [pl] 1. _n. 2. _v. _III [pl] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. (); ; ̣
purler [pl] _n. _. ; to come ( to take) a purler
purlieu [plju] _n. 1> _pl. , ; , 2> _. ,
purlin [plIn] _n. _.
purloin [plIn] _v. ,
purple [ppl] 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>
purplefish [pplfIS] _n. ()
purport [ppt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. , 2. _v. 1> ; ; this letter purports to be written by you 2> _. ,
purpose [pps] 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 [ppsful] _a. 1> ̣; 2> ; 3> ,
purposeless [ppslIs] _a. 1> ; 2>
purposely [ppslI] _adv. , ;
purposive [ppsIv] _a. 1> ̣ 2> 3>
purr [p] 1. _n. 2. _v.
purree [prI] _. _n. ֣
Purrhonist [pIrnIst] _n. ;
purse [ps] 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
pursebearer [psbEr] _n.
purseproud [pspraud] _a. ; ()
purser [ps] _n. , ( )
pursestrings [psstrINz] _n. _pl. , ̣; to hold the pursestrings ; to tighten (to loosen) the pursestrings , , ( , )
purslane [pslIn] _n. _.
pursuance [psjuns] _n. 1> ; ; in pursuance of smth. -., -., -.; -. 2>
pursuant [psjunt] _adv. pursuant to (. _prep.) , (-.)
pursue [psju] _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 [psju] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _. _.
pursuit [psjut] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; the pursuit of happiness ; in pursuit of ; , 3> ; daily pursuits ;
pursuitplane [psjutpleIn] _n. _.
pursuivant [psIvnt] _n. 1> _. 2>
pursy _I [psI] _a. 1> 2> _II [psI] _a. 1> , 2>
purulent [pjurulnt] _a. ,
purvey [pveI] _v. 1> , (. ) 2> 3>
purveyance [pveIns] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> _.
purveyor [pveI] _n.
purview [pvju] _n. 1> _. , 2> , , (); 3>
pus [ps] _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> _.
pushball [puSbl] _n. _.
pushbicycle [puSbaIsIkl] _n. ( )
pushbutton [puSbtn] 1> _n. ( ..) 2> _attr. ( ); pushbutton war ""
pushcart [puSkAt] _n. 1> 2> ̣ 3> _attr. pushcart man _.
pushchair [puStSE] _n. ̣
pusher [puS] _n. 1> ; ; , 2> , , 3> _. ̣ 4> _. 5>
pushful [puSful] _a. , ;
pushing [puSIN] 1. _pres-p. push 1 2. _a. 1> , , 2> ,
pushover [puSǫuv] _n. _. _. 1> ; 2> ; 3>
pushpin [puSpIn] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2>
pushpull [puSpul] _a. _.
Pushtoo [pStu] _n. ;
Pushtu [pStu] _n. ;
pushup [puSp] _n. _. _. _.
pusillanimity [pjusIlnImItI] _n. ,
pusillanimous [pjusIlQnIms] _a.
puss [pus] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. () (. sly puss) puss in the corner " "; P. in Boots
pussy _I [psI] _a. ; _II [pusI] _n. 1> = puss 2> ң
pussycat [pusIkQt] _n. , ,
pussyfoot [pusIfut] _. _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> - 2>
pussywillow [pusIwIlu] _n.
pustular [pstjul] _a.
pustulate 1. _v. [pstjuleIt] 2. _a. [pstjulIt]
pustule [pstjul] _n. _. ,
pustulous [pstjuls] = 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 , _II [put] _n. ( ..) _III [pt] = putt
put-up [putp] _a. _. , ; ; a put-up affair ( job) , ;
putative [pjuttIv] _a. ,
putlog [putlg] _n. _.
putoff [putȍf] _n. 1> 2>
putrefaction [pjutrIfQkSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2>
putrefactive [pjutrIfQktIv] _a.
putrefy [pjutrIfaI] _v. 1> , ( ) 2> 3> ();
putrescence [pjutresns] _n.
putrid [pjutrId] _a. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. ; putrid fever
putridity [pjutrIdItI] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
putsch [putS] _. _n.
putt [pt] 1. _n. (̣) , ( ) 2. _v. ( )
puttee [ptI] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
putter _I [pt] _n. ( ) _II [pt] _v. 1> (over putter ) 2> , (about, along); putter about ;
puttie [ptI] = puttee
puttier [ptI] _n.
putting [putIN] 1. _pres-p. put I 2. _n. _. ; putting the shot
putting-stone [putINstun] _n. _.
puttinggreen [ptINgrin] _n. ( )
putty [ptI] 1. _n. 1> () , ̣ (. glazier's putty) 2> , (. jeweller's putty); putty medal 2. _v. ;
puzzle [pzl] 1. _n. 1> , ; , 2> (); Chinese puzzle 3> , ; 2. _v. 1> , ; ; to puzzle one's brains over smth. -.; -. 2> , ; puzzle out (-.), (ޣ-.)
puzzle-headed [pzlhedId] _a. ; ;
puzzle-pated [pzlpeItId] = puzzle-headed
puzzlement [pzlmnt] _n. 1> ; 2>
puzzler [pzl] _n. ;
puzzling [pzlIN] 1. _pres-p. puzzle 2 2. _n. ;
pyaemia [paIimj] _n. _.
pyedog [paIdg] _n. _.
pygmaean [pIgmin] _a.
pygmean [pIgmin] _a.
pygmy [pIgmI] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _attr. 4> _attr.
pyjamas [pdZAmz] _n. _pl.
pylon [paIln] _n. 1> _. , 2> _.
pylorus [paIlrs] _n. _.
pyorrhoea [paIrI] _n. _.
pyramid [pIrmId] 1. _n. 1> 2> -., 3> _pl. , 15 4> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. 3> ,
pyramidal [pIrQmIdl] _a.
pyre [paI] _n. ԣ
pyretic [paIretIk] _a. 1> 2>
pyrites [paIraItiz] _n. ,
pyro-electricity [paIruIlektrIsItI] _n.
pyrometer [paIrmIt] _n. _.
pyrotechnic [paIruteknIk] _a. ; pyrotechnic pistol
pyrotechnics [paIruteknIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
pyrotechnist [paIruteknIst] _n.
pyroxene [paIrksin] _n. _.
pyroxylin [paIrksIlIn] _n. _.
Pyrrhic _I [pIrIk] _n. 1> 2> _. (. Pyrrhic foot) _II [pIrIk] _a. Pyrrhic victory
Pyrrhonism [pIrnIzm] _n. ;
pyrrol [pIrul] _n. _.
Pythagorean [paITQgrin] 1. _a. ; Pythagorean proposition _. 2. _n.
Pythian [pITIn] _a. _-.
python [paITn] _n. 1> _. 2> _. _. 3>
pythoness [paITnes] _n. ; ,
pyx [pIks] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> ( ); the trial of the pyx , 2. _v. ()
pyxis [pIksIs] _. _n. ( ..)
Q q [kju] _n. (_pl. Qs, Q's [kjuz]) 17- . ; Q and reverse Q "ͣ" ( )
qua [kweI] _. _adv.
quack _I [kwQk] 1. _n. 1> () 2> _. , 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> , _II [kwQk] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _attr. ; quack doctor -; quack medicine ( remedy) 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
quack-quack [kwQkkwQk] _n. _. -,
quackery [kwQkrI] _n. ,
quackle [kwQkl] _v.
quacksalver [kwQksQlv] = quack II, 1
quad [kwd] _n. 1> _. _. quadrangle 2> _. quadrat 3> _. _. quadruplets 4> ף () 5> _. ף ( ) 6> _. _. ; ң ͣ
quadragenarian [kwdrdZInErIn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
Quadragesima [kwdrdZesIm] _n. _. 1> (. Quadragesima Sunday) 2> _.
quadragesimal [kwdrdZesIml] _a. 1> , (. ) 2> _.
quadrangle [kwdrQNgl] _n. 1> ң 2> ң , ֣
quadrangular [kwdrQNgjul] _a. ң
quadrant [kwdrnt] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ,
quadrat [kwdrIt] _n. _.
quadrate 1. _n. [kwdrIt] 1> 2> _. 2. _a. [kwdrIt] , ң (. ) 3. _v. [kwdreIt] _. 1> 2> (); (with, to)
quadratic [kwdrQtIk] _. 1. _a. ; quadratic equation , 2. _n. = quadratic equation {. 1}
quadrature [kwdrtS] _n. _. _. ; quadrature of the circle
quadrennial [kwdrenIl] _a. 1> 2> ; quadrennial election ,
quadriga [kwdrig] _n. (_pl. -gae) _-. (̣ , ֣ ף )
quadrigae [kwdrigi] _pl. quadriga
quadrilateral [kwdrIlQtrl] 1. _n. ң 2. _a. ң
quadrille [kwdrIl] _n.
quadrillion [kwdrIljn] _n. _. 1> , ף ( 24 ) 2> _. ( 15 )
quadripartite [kwdrIpAtaIt] _a. ң ; ̣
quadripole [kwdrIpul] _n. _. ң
quadrisyllable [kwdrIsIlbl] _n. ң
quadrivalent [kwdrIveIlnt] _a. _. ң
quadroon [kwdrun] _n. ( )
quadruped [kwdruped] 1. _n. (. ) 2. _a.
quadrupedal [kwdrupIdl] _a.
quadruple [kwdrupl] 1. _n. ң 2. _a. 1> ; ң (of, to); ң 2> ң 3> ң ( ) 3. _v.
quadruplets [kwdruplIts] _n. _pl.
quadruplicate 1. _n. [kwdruplIkIt] 1> in quadruplicate ң 2> _pl. 2. _a. [kwdruplIkIt] ң 3. _v. [kwdruplIkeIt] , ; ң
quads [kwdz] _. . quadruplets
quaere [kwIrI] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. (. _imp.) , ; most interesting, but quaere, is it true? , , , ?
quaestor [kwist] _n. _-.
quaff [kwAf] _v. _. ;
quag [kwQg] = quagmire 1
quaggy [kwQgI] _a. 1> , , 2> 3> ( )
quagmire [kwQgmaI] _n. 1> , 2>
quail _I [kweIl] _n. 1> (_pl. .) 2> _. _. _. _II [kweIl] _v. 1> ; , (at, before) 2> _. 3> _. ף,
quail-call [kweIlkl] = 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 [kweIk] _n. 1> 2> (q.) = quaker-gun 3> _attr. ; Q. City _. _. ,
quaker-gun [kweIkgn] _n. _. _.
Quaker-meeting [kweIkmitIN] = Quakers' meeting
Quakeress [kweIkrIs] _n.
Quakerish [kweIkrIS] _a. ; -
Quakerism [kweIkrIzm] _n.
Quakers' meeting [kweIkzmitIN] _n. 1> 2> ,
quaking [kweIkIN] _a. , ; quaking asp
quaking-grass [kweIkINgrAs] _n. _.
quaky [kweIkI] _a. ,
qualification [kwlIfIkeISn] _n. 1> , 2> ; ; -. ; a doctor's qualification 3> , (, ..) 4> 5> _. ,
qualificatory [kwlIfIktrI] _a. 1> 2>
qualified [kwlIfaId] 1. _p-p. qualify 2. _a. 1> 2> , 3>
qualify [kwlIfaI] _v. 1> () (-.); -. 2> ( -.); (as, for); to qualify for the vote 3> , ; (as) 4> , 5> 6> _.
qualifying [kwlIfaIIN] 1. _pres-p. qualify 2. _a. ; qualifying examination -.
qualitative [kwlIttIv] _a.
quality [kwlItI] _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 [kwAm] _n. 1> , 2> 3> (. _pl.) ; qualms of conscience
qualmish [kwAmIS] _a. 1> 2>
qualmishness [kwAmISnIs] _n.
quandary [kwndrI] _n. ; ; ; to be in a quandary , ,
quant [kwnt] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. ()
quanta [kwnt] _pl. quantum
quantify [kwntIfaI] _v.
quantitative [kwntIttIv] _a.
quantity [kwntItI] _n. 1> (. _.); negligible quantity , , ; _. , ; , 2> _. ; incommensurable quantities ; unknown quantity ; _. , 3> ; a quantity of ; in quantities 4> _. ,
quantum [kwntm] _. _n. (_pl. -ta) 1> , 2> , 3> _. 4> _attr. ; quantum theory ; quantum number
quarantine [kwrntin] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. _. 3> _attr. quarantine flag ֣ 2. _v. 1> 2> ( ..)
quarrel _I [kwrl] 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 quarrel -., about, for quarrel - -.) 2> , ; (-.); I would find difficulty to quarrel with this statement ; to quarrel with one's bread and butter , ; _II [kwrl] _n. _.
quarrelsome [kwrlsm] _a. , , ;
quarry _I [kwrI] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> 2. _v. 1> , ( ) 2> ( ..); , (for) _II [kwrI] _n. 1> ; 2>
quartan [kwtn] _n. _. ң ,
quarter 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 quarter -.) 4> (at) 5> ( ) 6> , , 7> _. () ;
quarter binding [kwtbaIndIN] _n. ̣
quarter sessions [kwtseSnz] _n. ( , )
quarter-bill [kwtbIl] _n. _.
quarter-day [kwtdeI] _n. , ( : 25 , 24 , 29 25 )
quarter-deck [kwtdek] _n. _. ;
quarterage [kwtrIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ( ..)
quarterback [kwtbQk] _n. ( )
quarterly [kwtlI] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ң, 3. _adv. ,
quartermaster [kwtmAst] _n. 1> _. ; () ; 2> _. -
quartern [kwtn] _n. 1> ң (. quartern-loaf) 2> 3> ()
quartet [kwtet] _n. _.
quartette [kwtet] _n. _.
quartn 1> [kwt] (= 1/4 = 2 = 1,14 ); 1 2> [kAt] (ף ) 3> [kAt] _. ( ); to try to put a quartn into a pint pot
quarto [kwtu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) (_. 4to) _. 1> , 1/4 2> 1/4
quartz [kwts] _n. _. ; a quartz clock
quash [kwS] _v. 1> _. , 2> ,
quasi [kwAzI] _. _adv. ; , ;
quasi- [kwAzI] -; -; a quasi official position
quasi-conductor [kwAzIkndkt] _n. _.
Quasimodo [kwQsImudu] _n. _.
quassia [kwS] _n. 1> _. 2>
quater-centenary [kwQtsentinrI] _n. ң ; ң
quaternary [kwtnrI] 1. _a. 1> ң ; 2> _. 2. _n. 1> ң ; ף 2> (Q.) _.
quaternion [kwtnjn] _n. 1> ף, 2> _.
quatrain [kwtreIn] _n.
quattrocento [kwQtrutSentu] _n. _.
quaver [kweIv] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3>
quavery [kweIvrI] _a.
quay [ki] _n. , ; ( )
quayage [kiIdZ] _n. _. 1> 2>
quayside [kisaId] _n.
quean [kwin] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
queasily [kwizIlI] _adv. 1> 2> 3>
queasy [kwizI] _a. 1> ( ) 2> , 3> 4> ( ) 5> ; 6> ,
quebracho [kbrAtSu] _n. 1> ( ף - ) 2> ( )
queen [kwin] 1. _n. 1> ; Q's head 2> , ; queen of beauty 3> _. ; queen of hearts > ; > _. 4> _. 5> ( ޣ); Q. Anne is dead! ! ( ); when Q. Anne was alive 2. _v. 1> 2> (over); ; (. queen it) 3> _.
queenhood [kwinhud] _n. 1> 2>
queening _I [kwinIN] _pres-p. queen 2 _II _n.
queenly [kwinlI] _a. ,
queer [kwI] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> _. , .. 3> ; ; something queer about him - ; Σ - , 4> _. 5> _. ; ; queer money 6> ; in Q. 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 [knel] _n. _.
quercitron [kwsItrn] _n. _. 1> 2> 3> (֣ )
querist [kwIrIst] _n.
quern [kwn] _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 [kwestSnmAk] _n. ,
questionable [kwestSnbl] _a. ; ;
questioner [kwestSn] _n. 1> , , ģ . {. question 2} 2> ,
questionless [kwestSnlIs] 1. _a. ; 2. _adv. ;
questionnaire [kwestInE] _n. _. ,
quetzal [ketsAl] _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 [kiviv] _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 [kwIkbred] _n. _.
quick-change [kwIktSeIndZ] _a. quick-change artist ()
quick-fence [kwIkfens] _n.
quick-firer [kwIkfaIr] _n. _.
quick-freeze [kwIkfriz] _v. (); ( )
quicken _I [kwIkn] _v. 1> (); 2> ( ) 3> , 4> 5> (); his pulse quickened _II [kwIkn] _n.
quickfiring [kwIkfaIrIN] _a.
quickie [kwIkI] _n. _. , , (. ., , )
quicklime [kwIklaIm] _n. ۣ ,
quickly [kwIklI] _adv.
quickness [kwIknIs] _n. . {. quick 1}
quicksand [kwIksQnd] _n. ,
quickset [kwIkset] _n. 1> (. ) 2>
quicksilver [kwIksIlv] 1. . ; to have quicksilver in one's veins , 2. _v.
quicktempered [kwIktempd] _a. ,
quickwitted [kwIkwItId] _a. 1> , 2>
quid _I [kwId] _n. _II [kwId] _n. (_pl. .) _.
quid pro quo [kwIdprukwu] _. _n. 1> , 2> , ,
quiddity [kwIdItI] _n. 1> _. 2> = quibble 1
quidnunc [kwIdnNk] _. _n.
quiescence [kwaIesns] _n. ,
quiescency [kwaIesnsI] _n. ,
quiescent [kwaIesnt] _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 [kwaIItjud] _n. , ,
quietus [kwaIits] _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 [kwIldraIv] _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 [kwInsentinrI] _n. ;
quincunx [kwInkNks] 1. _n. ; 2. _v.
quinine [kwInin] _n. _. _.
quininize [kwIninaIz] _v.
quinism [kwInIzm] _n. _.
quinize [kwInaIz] = quininize
quinquagenarian [kwINkwdZInErIn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
quinquennia [kwINkwenI] _pl. quinquennium
quinquennial [kwINkwenIl] 1. _a. 2. _n.
quinquennium [kwINkwenIm] _n. (_pl. nia)
quinquina [kwINkwaIn] _n.
quinquivalent [kwINkwveIlnt] _a. _.
quins [kwInz] _n. _pl. _. _. quintuplet 2
quinsy [kwInzI] _n. _. ,
quintain [kwIntIn] _n. _. أ
quintal [kwIntl] _n. , (. = 50,8 ; _. = 45,36 ; = 100 )
quintan [kwIntn] 1. _n. _. ( ) 2. _a. ( )
quintessence [kwIntesns] _n. ; ; the quintessence of virtue (politeness) ()
quintessential [kwIntIsenSl] _a.
quintet [kwIntet] _n. _.
quintette [kwIntet] _n. _.
quintn 1> [kwInt] _. 2> [kInt] _. ( ) 3> [kInt] ( )
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 [kwk] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> , () 4> _. ;
quirt [kwt] 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 [Id], _. _. 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. _.
quitchgrass [kwItSgrAs] = 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> _.
Quixote [kwIkst] _n. - (. _.)
quixotic [kwIkstIk] _a.
quixotics [kwIkstIks] = 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 [kwIzi] _n. _. _. 1> 2>
quizzical [kwIzIkl] _a. 1> , ; 2> ,
quizzingglass [kwIzINglAs] _n. _.
quoad [kwuQd] _. _prep. ,
quod [kwd] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
quoin [kIn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> _.
quoit [kIt] _n. 1> 2> _pl. ()
quondam [kwndQm] _. _a.
Quonset hut [kwnsItht] _n. _.
quorum [kwrm] _. _n.
quota [kwut] _n. , ,
quotable [kwutbl] _a. 1> 2>
quotation [kwuteISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. ,
quotation-marks [kwuteISnmAks] _n. _pl.
quote [kwut] 1. _v. 1> ; ( -.); may I quote you? ? 2> ; 3> ; ; (at) 2. _n. _. 1> 2> _pl.
quoth [kwuT] _v. _. 1- 3- . : quoth I (he, she) (, ) (), ()
quotha [kwuT] _interj. _. _. !, !
quotidian [kwtIdIn] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; quotidian thought 2. _n.
quotient [kwuSnt] _n. 1> _. 2>
quotum [kwutm] _n. , ,
R r [A] _n. (_pl. Rs, R's [Az]) 18- . ; the three R's _. , (reading, writing, arithmetic)
ra le [rAl] _n. _. _.
rabbet [rQbIt] 1. _n. 1> , , , 2> _. , 3> 2. _v.
rabbi [rQbaI] _n. 1> ; 2> () 3> _. _.
rabbin [rQbIn] _n.
rabbinate [rQbInIt] _n. 1> 2> _.
rabbinic [rQbInIk] _a.
rabbinical [rQbInIkl] _a.
rabbit [rQbIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. , ; to breed like rabbits ; Welsh rabbit {. . rarebit} 2. _v. (. to go rabbiting)
rabbitfever [rQbItfiv] _n. _.
rabbitfish [rQbItfIS] _n. ()
rabbithutch [rQbIthtS] _n.
rabbitwarren [rQbItwrn] _n.
rabbity [rQbItI] _a. 1> 2>
rabble _I [rQbl] _n. 1> 2> (the rabble) _. , _II [rQbl] _n. _. ( );
rabid [rQbId] _a. 1> ( ) 2> , ; rabid hatred
rabidity [rQbIdItI] _n. , ,
rabies [reIbiz] _n. ,
raccoon [rkun] = 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. (. )
racecard [reIskAd] _n.
racecourse [reIsks] _n. 1> , 2> ;
racehatred [reIsheItrId] _n. ,
racehorse [reIshs] _n.
raceme [rsim] _n. _.
racemeeting [reIsmitIN] _n.
racemose [rQsImus] _a. _.
racer [reIs] _n. 1> 2> ; , .. 3> _. 4> _. ()
racesuicide [reIssjuIsaId] _n. ,
racetrack [reIstrQk] = racecourse
raceway [reIsweI] _n. _. _.
rachitis [rQkaItIs] _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 [rQk] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> , ; ; ( , ..) 4> ; ; ; ; 5> ۣ; rack of bones _. _. 2. _v. 1> (-.) , ( ..); to rack hay ; to rack plates 2> _. _II [rQk] 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 [rQk] _v. ( rack off) _IV [rQk] _n. 1> _. 2> ; rack and ruin ; to go to rack and ruin , _V [rQk] 1. _n. 2. _v.
racket _I [rQkIt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _pl. _II [rQkIt] 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 [rQkItI] _n. _. 1> {. racket II, 1, 3} 2> , -
racketeering [rQkItIrIN] _n. _. 1> {. racket II, 1, 3} 2> ; ;
rackety [rQkItI] _a. 1> , 2> , ; to lead a rackety life
racking _I [rQkIN] 1. _pres-p. rack II, 2 2. _a. ; a racking headache _II [rQkIN] _pres-p. rack I, 2 _III [rQkIN] _pres-p. rack III _IV [rQkIN] _pres-p. rack V, 2
rackrail [rQkreIl] _n.
rackrailway [rQkreIlweI] _n.
rackrent [rQkrent] 1. _n. 2. _v.
rackwheel [rQkwil] _n.
racoon [rkun] _n.
racquet [rQkIt] = racket I
racy [reIsI] _a. 1> , , , ( , ) 2> , ; ; a racy flavour ; racy of the soil > , ̣ ; > , 3> , ; , 4> _. , , ң
radar [reId] _n. 1> , ; 2>
raddle [rQdl] = 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 [reIdIeISn] _n. 1> , , ; atomic radiation 2> 3> 4> _attr. ; radiation sickness ; radiation hazard
radiative [reIdItIv] _a.
radiator [reIdIeIt] _n. _. 1> ; () 2>
radical [rQdIkl] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. , () 3> _. 4> _. () 2. _a. 1> ; 2> , ; 3> _. , 4> _. , 5> _. ; radical sign 6> _.
radicalism [rQdIklIzm] _n. _.
radices [reIdIsiz] _pl. radix
radicle [rQdIkl] _n. 1> 2> _. (, ) 3> _. , ( )
radii [reIdIaI] _pl. radius
radio [reIdIu] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ɣ 3> 2. _v. ; ,
radio aerial [reIdIuErIl] _n.
radio beacon [reIdIubikn] _n.
radio biology [reIdIubaIȍldZI] _n.
radio engineering [reIdIuendZInIrIN] _n.
radio- [reIdIu]
radioactive [reIdIuQktIv] _a.
radioactivity [reIdIuQktIvItI] _n.
radiobroadcast [reIdIubrdkAst] _v. ,
radiocast [reIdIukAst] _v. ,
radiocontrolled [reIdIukntruld] _a.
radiogenic [reIdIudZenIk] _a. _. ;
radiogram [reIdIugrQm] _n. 1> 2> 3>
radiogramophone [reIdIugrQmfun] = radiogram 3
radiograph [reIdIugrAf] 1. _n. = radiogram 2 2. _v.
radiolocation [reIdIulukeISn] _n.
radiolocator [reIdIulukeIt] _n.
radiology [reIdIȍldZI] _n. ;
radioman [reIdIumQn] _n. ;
radiometer [reIdIȍmIt] _n.
radionet [reIdIunet], radionetwork [reIdIunetwk] _n.
radionics [reIdIȍnIks] _n.
radiophare [reIdIufE] _n.
radiophone [reIdIufun] _n.
radioscopy [reIdIȍskpI] _n. ,
radiosensitive [reIdIusensItIv] _a. _.
radioshow [reIdIuSu] _n.
radiosonde [reIdIusnd] _n. _.
radiospectroscopy [reIdIuspektrskpI] _n. , ɣ ( )
radiotelegraph [reIdIutelIgrAf] _n.
radiotherapeutics [reIdIuTerpjutIks] = radiotherapy
radiotherapy [reIdIuTerpI] _n. ,
radiotrician [reIdIutrISn] _n.
radish [rQdIS] _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 [reIdn] _n. _.
rafale [rfAl] _n. _.
raff [rQf] 1. _n. = riffraff 1 2. _v.
raffia [rQfI] _n.
raffish [rQfIS] _a. 1> 2>
raffle [rQfl] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> ( raffle off) 2>
raft _I [rAft] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> ; () 2> () _II [rAft] _n. _. _. , ; ;
rafter _I [rAft] = raftsman _II [rAft] 1. _n. _. ; 2. _v. _.
rafting [rAftIN] 1. _pres-p. raft I, 2 2. _n. ;
raftsman [rAftsmn] _n. ; ,
rag _I [rQg] _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 [rQg] _. _. 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; to say smth. for a rag -. -. 2> ; ; to get one's rag out _. , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , _III [rQg] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> ; ( ) 2> _.
rag fair [rQgfE] _n. ,
rag paper [rQgpeIp] _n.
ragamuffin [rQgmfIn] _n. ;
ragandboneman [rQgnbunmQn] _n. , أ
ragbaby [rQgbeIbI] _n.
ragbolt [rQgbult] _n. _. ,
rage [reIdZ] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; ; to fly into a rage 2> , (for rage -.) 3> _. (-., -.); ; all the rage ; bicycles were (all) the rage then 2. _v. 1> , (at, against) 2> , ( , ) 3> _refl. to rage itself out , (. . )
ragged _I [rQgId] _a. 1> , ; 2> , ; 3> ; 4> ޣ, 5> , ( ); ragged rhymes 6> ( ) _II [rQgd] _p-p. rag II, 2 _III [rQgd] _p-p. rag III, 2
ragged robin [rQgIdrbIn] _n. _. ң,
raggery [rQgrI] _n. _. (. ),
ragging _I [rQgIN] 1. _pres-p. rag III, 2 2. _n. _. _II [rQgIN] _pres-p. rag II, 2
raging [reIdZIN] 1. _pres-p. rage 2 2. _a. , ; raging pain
Raglan [rQgln] _n. -
ragman [rQgmn] = ragandboneman
ragout [rQgu] _n. _.
ragpicker [rQgpIk] _n. , أ
ragstoriches [rQgztrItSIz] _a. ragstoriches story ,
ragtag [rQgtQg] _n. (. ragtag and bobtail) _. , ,
ragtime [rQgtaIm] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _attr. , ; a ragtime army
ragweed [rQgwid] _n. _.
ragwheel [rQgwil] _n. _.
ragwort [rQgwt] = ragweed
rah [rA] _interj. (_. hurrah) !
rahrah [rArA] _a. _. ; - , ӣ; rahrah 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 [reIlIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
railchair [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>
railrollingmill [reIlrulINmIl] = rail mill
railway [reIlweI] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _attr. ; railway mounting _. ; railway system ; at railway speed 2. _v. 1> 2>
railwayyard [reIlweIjAd] _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 [reInbutraut] _n. _.
raincoat [reInkut] _n. ,
raindrop [reIndrp] _n.
rainfall [reInfl] _n. 1> 2>
raingauge [reIngeIdZ] _n. _.
rainglass [reInglAs] _n.
rainless [reInlIs] _a. ;
rainproof [reInpruf] _a. ,
rainstorm [reInstm] _n.
raintight [reIntaIt] = rainproof
rainwater [reInwt] _n.
rainwear [reInwE] _n.
rainworm [reInwm] _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 [rAdZ] _. _n. ;
raja, rajah [rAdZ] _. _n.
Rajpoot, Rajput [rAdZput] _. _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 rake 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. ,
rakeoff [reIkȍf] _n. _. _. ( );
raker [reIk] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. £
rakish _I [reIkIS] _a. ; _II [reIkIS] _a. _. 1> 2> ; ,
rallicar [rQlIkA], rallicart [rQlIkAt] _n.
rally _I [rQlI] 1. _n. 1> (, ) 2> 3> , , ̣; 4> ( , ) 5> _. 6> ( ) 7> _. 2. _v. 1> () () ( ); 2> , ( , , ) 3> _. ( ); ( ) _II [rQlI] _v. , ( -.)
ram [rQm] 1. _n. 1> 2> (the R.) ( ) 3> _. 4> _. (); 5> _. 6> _. , 7> ߣ, 2. _v. 1> 2> , ; ; to ram into smb. -. ; to ram it home , 3> ,
ramble [rQmbl] 1. _n. 1> , ( ̣ ) 2> 2. _v. 1> , 2> , 3> , ( )
rambler [rQmbl] _n. 1> ; 2> , .
rambling [rQmblIN] 1. _pres-p. ramble 2 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ; 3> 4> ( )
rambunctious [rQmbNkSs] _a. _. _. 1> , 2> ; 3>
ramie [rQmi] _n. 1> , 2>
ramification [rQmIfIkeISn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _.
ramify [rQmIfaI] _v.
ramjet [rQmdZet] _n. _. -
rammer [rQm] _n. 1> , 2> _. ;
rammish [rQmIS] _a. 1> 2>
ramose [reIms] _a.
ramp _I [rQmp] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; _. 2> _. 3> _-. () 4> _. 5> 2. _v. 1> ( ); 2> _. , , ; (. ramp about) 3> , ( ) _II [rQmp] _. 1. _n. , , £ (. ) 2. _v. ,
rampage [rQmpeIdZ] 1. _n. ; , ; ; to be ( to go) on the rampage 2. _v. , ,
rampageous [rQmpeIdZs] _a. ,
rampant [rQmpnt] 1. _a. 1> ( ) 2> Σ, ( , ) 3> 4> , 5> _. , ( ) 2. _n. _. _. 1> , 2> 3>
rampart [rQmpAt] 1. _n. 1> () 2> , 2. _v. ,
ramrod [rQmrd] _n. 1> 2> _. ; straight as a ramrod
ramshackle [rQmSQkl] _a. , ; a ramshackle house ; a ramshackle empire
ran [rQn] _p. run 2
ranch [rAntS] 1. _n. _. ; 2. _v. 1> 2>
rancher [rAntS] _n. 1> 2>
ranchman [rAntSmn] = rancher
rancid [rQnsId] _a. , ( )
rancidity [rQnsIdItI] _n.
rancidness [rQnsIdnIs] = rancidity
rancorous [rQNkrs] _a. ,
rancour [rQNk] _n. ,
rand [rQnd] _n.
randan _I [rQndQn] _n. ң ң _II [rQndQn] _n. _. , ԣ; to go on the randan
random [rQndm] 1. _n. at random , , 2. _a. , ; ; random bullet
randy [rQndI] _. 1. _a. 1> , 2> 2. _n. 1> 2> ;
ranee [rAni] _. _n. ,
rang [rQN] _p. ring II, 2
range [reIndZ] 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> _. ;
rangefinder [reIndZfaInd] _n. 1> 2> _.
rangepole [reIndZpul] _n. _. ;
ranger [reIndZ] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> ( ) 4> _pl. _. 5> _. "", -
rangy [reIndZI] _a. 1> 2> , ( ) 3> ; 4> _. ,
rani [rAnI] = ranee
rank _I [rQNk] 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 ( ..) the 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 [rQNk] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ; a garden rank with weeds , 3> , ( ) 4> ( ) 5> , ; ; 6> , ; ; rank nonsense
ranker [rQNk] _n. ,
rankle [rQNkl] _v. , ( , , ); the memory of the insult still rankles in his heart ӣ ݣ
ransack [rQnsQk] _v. 1> ; (, ); 2> (),
ransom [rQnsm] 1. _n. 1> ; to hold smb. to ransom -.; a king's ransom , 2> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> _.
rant [rQnt] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> _. ԣ 2. _v. 1> ; 2> 3> _. ;
ranter [rQnt] _n. 1> 2>
ranunculi [rnNkjulaI] _pl. ranunculus
ranunculus [rnNkjuls] _n. (_pl. ses [sIz], li)
rap _I [rQp] 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 [rQp] _n. _. ( XVIII .) not a rap ; I don't care a rap ; it does not matter a rap _III [rQp] _n. 120
rapacious [rpeISs] _a. 1> 2> 3> ( )
rapacity [rpQsItI] _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. ,
rapeoil [reIpȍIl] _n. ,
rapid [rQpId] 1. _a. 1> , ; a rapid pulse ݣ 2> ( ) 2. _n. (. _pl.) ,
rapidfire [rQpIdfaI] _a.
rapidity [rpIdItI] _n. , ; rapidity of fire _.
rapier [reIpj] _n.
rapierthrust [reIpjTrst] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; ,
rapine [rQpaIn] _n. _. 1> £ 2>
rappee [rQpi] _n.
rapport [rQp] _n. _. 1> , 2> ;
rapprochement [rQprSmAN] _n. _. (. )
rapscallion [rQpskQljn] _n. _. ,
rapt [rQpt] _a. 1> ݣ, ޣ 2> ݣ ( ..); he is rapt in reading ݣ ; rapt attention 3> 4> _. rapt
raptorial [rQptrIl] _a. ( , )
rapture [rQptS] _n. 1> , ; ; to be in raptures, to go into raptures (over about smth.) , ( -.) 2> 3> _.
rapturous [rQptSrs] _a.
rara avis [rArQvIs] _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)
rareeshow [rErISu] _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> 3>
rarefaction [rErIfQkSn] _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 [rAskl] _n. 1> 2> _. , (. £); you lucky rascal! !
rascaldom [rAskldm] _n. 1> 2> _.
rascality [rAskQlItI] _n.
rascally [rAsklI] _a. ,
rase [reIz] = raze
rash _I [rQS] _a. ; ; , , _II [rQS] _n. _III [rQS] _n.
rasher [rQS] _n. ( )
rashness [rQSnIs] _n. . {. rash I}
rasp [rAsp] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. 2. _v. 1> , ; , , (. rasp off, rasp away) 2> , , 3> , 4> ( ..)
raspberry [rAzbrI] _n. 1> 2> _.
raspberrycane [rAzbrIkeIn] _n. (. _pl.) ,
rasper [rAsp] _n. 1> _. ԣ 2> , 3> _. ,
rasping [rAspIN] 1. _pres-p. rasp 2 2. _n. (. _pl.) (. )
rat _I [rQt] 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 [rQt] = drat
rat's-tail [rQtsteIl] _n. 1> ( , ң ..) 2> _attr. rat's-tail file _.
rat-tat [rQttQt] _n. ()
rat-trap [rQttrQp] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ,
ratable [reItbl] = rateable
ratafee [rQtfi] _n. 1> ˣ; , 2>
ratafia [rQtfI] _n. 1> ˣ; , 2>
ratal [reItl] _n.
rataplan [rQtplQn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v.
ratatat [rQttQt] = rattat
ratcatcher [rQtkQtS] _n. ( )
ratchetwheel [rQtSItwil] _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 [reItpeI] _n.
rater [reIt] _n.
ratface [rQtfeIs] _n. _. _. , ,
rath [rAT] = rathe
rathe [reID] _a. _. 1> 2> 3> ,
rather [rAD] _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! ? ,
ratheripe [reIDraIp] = rareripe
rathskeller [rAtskel] _. _n.
raticide [rQtIsaId] _n.
ratification [rQtIfIkeISn] _n. _. ,
ratify [rQtIfaI] _v. _. , ; (, )
ratine [rQtin] _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 [ouz]) 1> _. , ; , ; ratio of exchange _. () ; in direct (inverse) ratio () 2> _.
ratiocinate [rQtIȍsIneIt] _v. , ;
ratiocination [rQtIsIneISn] _n.
ration [rQSn] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> _pl. (; . ) 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _. 3> (, )
ration book [rQSnbuk] _n. , ( )
ration-card [rQSnkAd] _n.
rational [rQSnl] _a. 1> ; , 2> _. ; rational fraction
rationale [rQSnAl] _n. 1> ; 2>
rationalism [rQSnlIzm] _n.
rationalist [rQSnlIst] 1. _n. 2. _a.
rationalistic [rQSnlIstIk] = rationalist 2
rationality [rQSnQlItI] _n. 1> , 2> ()
rationalization [rQSnlaIzeISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
rationalize [rQSnlaIz] _v. 1> 2> 3> _.
rationalizer [rQSnlaIz] _n.
rationally [rQSnlI] _adv. ;
rationing [rQSnIN] 1. _pres-p. ration 2 2. _n.
ratlin [rQtlIn] _n. (. _pl.) _. ; ;
ratline [rQtlIn] _n. (. _pl.) _. ; ;
ratsbane [rQtsbeIn] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
rattan [rtQn] _n. 1> _. () 2>
ratteen [rQtin] = ratine
ratten [rQtn] _v. _. ;
ratter [rQt] _n. (. )
rattle [rQtl] 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 [rQtlbks] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. , ,
rattle-brain [rQtlbreIn] _n. ,
rattle-pate [rQtlpeIt] = rattle-brain
rattle-pated [rQtlpeItId] = rattlebrained
rattlebrained [rQtlbreInd] _a.
rattleheaded [rQtlhedId] = rattlebrained
rattler [rQtl] _n. 1> _. -. : , ; 2> , 3> _. 4> , ; 5> 6> _. 7> _.
rattlesnake [rQtlsneIk] _n.
rattletrap [rQtltrQp] 1. _n. 1> ( ..) 2> = rattle-box 3 3> _. 4> _pl. 2. _a. , ,
rattling [rQtlIN] 1. _pres-p. rattle 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> _. ( ); , ( , ) 3> _. ; we had a rattling time
ratty [rQtI] _a. 1> 2> 3> _. , , 4> _. , ,
raucous [rks] _a.
ravage [rQvIdZ] 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 [rQvl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> (); ( ..) 2> , (. ravel out) 3> ң ( ); ravel out > ; to ravel all this matter out ӣ ; > ,
ravelin [rQvlIn] _n. _.
raven _I [reIvn] 1. _n. 2. _a. ޣ ; _II [rQvn] _v. 1> (after); ( -.) 2> 3> ; (for)
ravenous [rQvns] _a. 1> , 2> , ; a ravenous appetite 3> ( )
ravin [rQvIn] _n. _. _. 1> 2> £
ravine [rvin] _n. ; , ;
raving [reIvIN] 1. _pres-p. rave 1 2. _n. 1> 2> ; ң () 3. _a. ; raving madness
ravish [rQvIS] _v. 1> _. 2> , 3> 4> _.
ravishing [rQvISIN] 1. _pres-p. ravish 2. _a.
ravishment [rQvISmnt] _n. 1> (. ) 2> , 3> _.
raw [r] 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 [rbund] _a. ,
rawhide [rhaId] 1. _n. = raw hide {. raw 1, 2} 2. _a.
rawness [rnIs] _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. ()
Rayah [raI] _n.
rayon [reIn] _n. ۣ,
raze [reIz] _v. 1> ; ̣; to raze a town to the ground 2> ; , ޣ (. _.) 3> , , 4> _.
razee [reIzi] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> () 2> _.
razor [reIz] 1. _n. 2. _v. _.
razor-back [reIzbQk] _n. 1> 2> ()
razor-bill [reIzbIl] _n. _.
razor-edge [reIzredZ] _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 [reIzstrp] _n.
razz [rQz] _v. _. _. , ; ,
razzia [rQzI] _. _n. 1> 2>
razzle-dazzle [rQzldQzl] _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 ; reform ; re-import ; re-read ; renew
re-cede [risid] _v.
re-claim [rikleIm] _. = reclaim 3
re-collect [riklekt] _v. 1> , 2> _refl. ,
re-count [rikaunt] 1. _n. ޣ 2. _v. (. )
re-cover [rikv] _v. ,
re-create [rikrIeIt] _v.
re-creation [rikrIeISn] _n.
re-double [rIdbl] 1> () 2>
re-form [rifm] _v. 1> , 2> _. ()
re-fuse [rifjuz] _v. ;
re-join [ridZIn] _v. (), ()
re-lay [rileI] _v. ;
re-paid [ripeId] _p. _p-p. re-pay
re-pay [ripeI] _v. (re-paid)
re-read [ririd] _v. (re-read [rired])
re-sort [rist] _v.
re-strain [ristreIn] _v.
re-strained [ristreInd] _p-p. re-strain
re-surface [risfIs] _v. 1> 2> ; 3> ( )
reach _I [ritS] 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> ( -., ., ); ; , ( -.) reach after -.; _. -.; reach out (for) -., -. ( , ); he reached out for the dictionary ң _II [ritS] = retch 2
reach-me-down [ritSmIdaun] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. ( )
reachless [ritSlIs] _a.
react [rIQkt] _v. 1> (to) 2> , (on, upon) 3> _. 4> ; , (against) 5> _.
reactance [riQktns] _n. _.
reaction _I [riQkSn] _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 [riQkSn] _n. _.
reactionary _I [riQkSnrI] _a. , _II [riQkSnrI] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
reactionist [riQkSnIst] = reactionary II, 1
reactive [riQktIv] _a. 1> 2> , 3> _.
reactivity [riQktIvItI] _n.
reactor [riQkt] _n. 1> , ԣ 2> _.
read _I [rid] 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 [ridbIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
readable [ridbl] _a. 1> , 2> _. ޣ; ; a readable handwriting
reader [rid] _n. 1> ; ; he is not much of a reader 2> 3> 4> 5> (); 6>
readership [ridSIp] _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 [ridIN] 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 [ridINdesk] _n.
reading-glass [ridINglAs] _n.
reading-lamp [ridINlQmp] _n.
reading-room [ridINrum] _n. 1> , 2>
readjust [ridZst] _v. 1> , (), ; 2> () , , 3>
readjustee [ridZsti] _n. _. _. ,
readjustment [ridZstmnt] _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 [redImnI] _n.
ready reckoner [redIrekn] _n. () ( ޣ)
ready-for-service [redIfsvIs] = ready-made
ready-made [redImeId] _a. 1> ; ready-made clothes ; ready-made shop 2> ,
ready-to-cook [redItkuk] _a. ready-to-cook food
ready-to-serve [redItsv] _a. ready-to-serve food
ready-to-wear [redItwE] = ready-made
ready-witted [redIwItId] _a. ,
reaffirm [rifm] _v.
reagent [rieIdZnt] _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 [reIAl] _n. ( )
realgar [rIQlg] _n. _.
realign [rilaIn] _v.
realignment [rilaInmnt] _n.
realism [rIlIzm] _n.
realist [rIlIst] 1. _n. 2. _a. = realistic
realistic [rIlIstIk] _a. 1> ; 2> , ; realistic politics
reality [riQlItI] _n. 1> , ; ; objective reality _. ; in reality , , 2> ; 3> 4>
realizable [rIlaIzbl] _a. 1> ; 2>
realization [rIlaIzeISn] _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 [rim] _n. 1> (480 ) 2> ( _pl.) _. , (, , ); reams of verses _. _II [rim] _v. 1> _. , ף 2> _.
reamer [rim] _n. 1> _. ף 2> _.
reanimate [riQnImeIt] _v. , ; ,
reap [rip] _v. 1> , 2> ; to reap as one has sown , Σ; to reap where one has not sown
reaper [rip] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
reaping-hook [ripINhuk] _n.
reaping-machine [ripINmSin] _n. ,
reappear [ripI] _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 [rIQdmrl] _n. -
rear-viewmirror [rIvjumIr] _n. _.
rearer [rIr] _n. 1> _-. 2> 3> () 4>
rearguard [rIgAd] _n. 1> 2> _attr. rearguard action
rearm [riAm] _v. ()
rearmament [riAmmnt] _n.
rearmost [rImust] _a. , ;
rearmouse [rImaus] _n.
rearward [rIwd] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _a. ; 3. _adv. = rearwards
rearwards [rIwdz] _adv. , ,
reason [rizn] 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 reason ޣ-.) 2> 3> , (into); to reason out of smth. ޣ-.; to reason with smb. -. 4> ; ; reason out
reasonable [riznbl] _a. 1> ; 2> , ; ( ); 3>
reasonably [riznblI] _adv. 1> 2> 3> , ; ,
reasoning [riznIN] 1. _pres-p. reason 2 2. _n. 1> 2> ; ; the pupils understood the teacher's reasoning 3. _a. ,
reassert [rist] _v. , ;
reassurance [riSurns] _n. 1> , , ; 2> 3> ԣ ,
reassure [riSu] _v. , , ; ;
Reaumur [reImju] _n. 1> 2> _attr. Reaumur scale _.
reave [riv] _v. (reft) _. _. 1> (. reave away, reave from); 2> ,
reaver [riv] = reiver
rebate 1. _n. [ribeIt] , 2. _v. [rIbeIt] _. 1> , , (, ) 2> , 3> ,
rebec [ribek] _n. ң
rebeck [ribek] _n. ң
rebel 1. _n. [rebl] 1> 2> ; 3> _attr. ; ; 2. _v. [rIbel] 1> (against) 2> , ; 3> _. (against rebel -.)
rebellion [rIbeljn] _n. 1> ; ; the Great R. (1642-1660 .) 2> 3>
rebellious [rIbeljs] _a. 1> ; , ; 2> ; 3> ; ( )
rebellow [rIbelu] _v. _.
rebound [rIbaund] 1. _n. 1> , , ; to hit on the rebound 2> , ; to take smb. on ( at) the rebound -., 2. _v. 1> , 2> , 3> _. ( ) 4>
rebuff [rIbf] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _.
rebuild [ribIld] _v. (rebuilt) ,
rebuilt [ribIlt] _p. _p-p. rebuild
rebuke [rIbjuk] 1. _n. 1> ң; without rebuke 2> 2. _v. 1> 2>
rebus [ribs] _n.
rebut [rIbt] _v. 1> ; 2> ( ..)
rebuttal [rIbtl] _n. ( ..)
rebutter [rIbt] _n. _.
recalcitrance [rIkQlsItrns] _n. ;
recalcitrancy [rIkQlsItrnsI] _n. ;
recalcitrant [rIkQlsItrnt] 1. _a. ; ; (-.) 2. _n.
recalcitrate [rIkQlsItreIt] _v. ;
recall [rIkl] 1. _n. 1> 2> (, ..) 3> _. 4> _. ; beyond ( past) recall > ; > 2. _v. 1> 2> (, ) 3> ( ) 4> ; , ( ) 5> ( ..) 6> (, ) 7> _.
recant [rIkQnt] _v. ; (. )
recantation [rikQnteISn] _n.
recap [rikQp] 1. _n. _. _. recapitulation 2. _v. _. _. recapitulate
recapitulate [rikpItjuleIt] _v. 1> , 2> , ;
recapitulation [rikpItjuleISn] _n. ; ; ,
recapitulative [rikpItjultIv] _a. ; ;
recapitulatory [rikpItjultrI] = recapitulative
recaption [rikQpSn] _n. _. ԣ ..,
recapture [rikQptS] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 2. _v.
recast [rikAst] 1. _n. 1> (-.), , 2> 2. _v. (recast) 1> (-.), ; (, ..); to recast a book 2> ( ); 3> 4> _.
recede [risid] _v. 1> , ; ; to recede into the background > ; > , 2> ( ң, ) 3> 4> ; , ( , ) 5> ,
receipt [rIsit] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; on receipt 3> (. _pl.) ; receipts and expenses 4> (. ) 5> -. 6> 2. _v. ; to receipt a bill ޣ
receiptbook [rIsitbuk] _n.
receivable [rIsivbl] _a. ;
receive [rIsiv] _v. 1> 2> ; to receive stolen goods 3> 4> 5> , 6> ()
received [rIsivd] 1. _p-p. receive 2. _a. , , ,
receiver [rIsiv] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> 4> 5> ɣ 6> _. ɣ , 7> ()
receivership [rIsivSIp] _n. _. ,
receivingorder [rIsivINȍd] _n.
receivingset [rIsivINset] _n. ɣ
recency [risnsI] _n. ,
recension [rIsenSn] _n. 1> 2>
recent [risnt] _a. , ; , ,
recently [risntlI] _adv. ;
receptacle [rIseptkl] _n. 1> ; ɣ; 2> , ; ; 3> , 4> _.
reception [rIsepSn] _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 [rIsepSnIst] _n. ɣ ( , ..)
receptionroom [rIsepSnrum] _n. , ɣ
receptive [rIseptIv] _a. 1> 2>
receptivity [rIseptIvItI] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
recess [rIses] 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 [rIseSn] _n. 1> , 2> (, ) 3> 4> , (, , )
recessional [rIseSnl] _a.
recessive [rIsesIv] _a. ,
rechauffe [rISufeI] _n. _. 1> 2> -., ;
recherche [rSESeI] _a. _. ; ( , ..)
recidivism [rIsIdIvIzm] _n.
recidivist [rIsIdIvIst] _n.
recipe [resIpI] _n. 1> (. ) 2> ; ( -.)
recipience [rIsIpIns] _n. 1> 2>
recipiency [rIsIpInsI] _n. 1> 2>
recipient [rIsIpInt] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ɣ 2. _a. 1> 2>
reciprocal [rIsIprkl] 1. _a. 1> , ; 2> ; 3> _. 4> _. ( ) 5> _. 2. _n. _.
reciprocate [rIsIprkeIt] _v. 1> ; to reciprocate smb.'s feeling ( أ-. ); to every attack he reciprocated with a blow 2> (, ) 3> () ң; -
reciprocatingengine [rIsIprkeItINendZIn] _n.
reciprocation [rIsIprkeISn] _n. 1> - 2> 3> (, )
reciprocity [resIprsItI] _n. 1> 2> 3> ( ..) 4> _attr. reciprocity principle
recital [rIsaItl] _n. 1> , 2> 3> , 4> ;
recitation [resIteISn] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> ; 3> 4> _. ; 5> _attr. recitation room
recitative [resIttiv] _n.
recite [rIsaIt] _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> ( ..) 4> _.
reciter [rIsaIt] _n. 1> ; 2> - ()
reck [rek] _v. _. _. (. . . ) ( -.), (of reck -.); 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 reckon -.) 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 [rIkleIm] 1. _v. 1> ; ; ; ; to reclaim a drunkard 2> (, ); 3> 4> , 5> 2. _n. it is beyond ( past) reclaim
reclamation [reklmeISn] _n. 1> 2> (, , ); 3> , 4> _. ,
reclame [reIklAm] _n. _. 1> , 2>
recline [rIklaIn] _v. 1> (); ; ; to recline against smth. , -.; , -. 2> (on recline ) 3> ()
recluse [rIklus] 1. _n. ; ; ; 2. _a. ; Σ
recognition [rekgnISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; to win (to receive, to meet with) recognition from the public () 3> ( )
recognizable [rekgnaIzbl] _a.
recognizance [rIkgnIzns] _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 [rIkIl] 1. _n. 1> ; , 2> ; ( -.) 2. _v. 1> ; , 2> ( ); ( ) 3> ( -.); (from recoil -.) 4> _. ; his meanness recoiled upon his own head 5> _.
recollect [reklekt] _v. ,
recollection [reklekSn] _n. 1> ; ; within (outside) my recollection ( ) 2> _pl. ,
recommend [rekmend] _v. 1> ; 2> ( ..) 3> (-.) 4> (-.)
recommendation [rekmendeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> (for recommendation ..) 3> , (-.)
recommendatory [rekmendtrI] _a.
recommit [rikmIt] _v. _.
recommitment [rikmItmnt] _n. _.
recommittal [rikmItl] = recommitment
recompense [rekmpens] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ; ;
reconcilability [reknsaIlbIlItI] _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 [reknsIlIeISn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
recondite [rIkndaIt] _a. 1> ԣ, ; ; a recondite treatise 2> , ( ) 3> _.
recondition [rikndISn] _v. 1> , , (. ) 2> , 3> ,
reconnaissance [rIknIsns] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> _attr.
reconnoitre [reknIt] _v. , ,
reconsider [riknsId] _v. ()
reconstruct [riknstrkt] _v. 1> , 2> ( ),
reconstruction [riknstrkSn] _n. 1> , ; 2> , 3> (R.) _. _. 4> -. 5> _attr. reconstruction area ,
reconversion [riknvSn] _n.
record 1. _n. [rekd] 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) R. Office 2. _v. [rIkd] 1> , ; ; , 2> , ̣ 3>
record changer [rekdtSeIndZ] _n.
record film [rekdfIlm] _n.
recorder [rIkd] _n. 1> ; ; ޣ 2> ( ) 3> _. , 4> 5> _.
recordholder [rekdhuld] _n. ,
recording [rIkdIN] 1. _pres-p. record 2 2. _n. , 3. _a. ,
recordist [rIkdIst] _n.
recordplayer [rekdpleI] _n.
recordsman [rekdzmn] _n.
recount [rIkaunt] _v. ,
recoup [rIkup] _v. 1> , ; to recoup a person for loss ( damage) -. 2> _. ,
recoupment [rIkupmnt] _n. 1> ( ..), 2> _.
recourse [rIks] _n. 1> ; to have recourse to 2> ; his last recourse will be... , ...
recover [rIkv] _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 [rIkvd] 1. _p-p. recover 2. _a.
recovery [rIkvrI] _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 [rekrIeISn] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> ( ) 4> _attr. recreation centre , ; recreation center _. _. ; recreation ground
recreational [rekrIeISnl] _a. , ; recreational facilities (, ..)
recreative [rekrIeItIv] _a. 1> , 2> , ; ;
recrement [rekrImnt] _n. 1> _. , 2> 3> _. ,
recriminate [rIkrImIneIt] _v. ;
recrimination [rIkrImIneISn] _n.
recriminative [rIkrImIntIv] = recriminatory
recriminatory [rIkrImIntrI] _a.
recrudesce [rikrudes] _v. 1> , ( - , , ); 2> , ,
recrudescence [rikrudesns] _n. 1> _. , ; the recrudescence of influenza 2> , ; a recrudescence of civil disorder
recruit [rIkrut] 1. _n. 1> , 2> (, ..), 3> ( raw recruit) 2. _v. 1> (, ..) 2> (); (, ) 3> (); take a holiday and try to recruit
recruitment [rIkrutmnt] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ,
recta [rekt] _pl. rectum
rectal [rektl] _a. _. ,
rectangle [rektQNgl] _n.
rectangular [rektQNgjul] _a. ; rectangular coordinates ; rectangular timber ̣
rectification [rektIfIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> () 4> _.
rectifier [rektIfaI] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. 3> _.
rectify [rektIfaI] _v. 1> ; to rectify a chronometer 2> _. , 3> _. () 4> _.
rectilineal [rektIlInIl] _a.
rectilinear [rektIlInI] = rectilineal
rectitude [rektItjud] _n. 1> , ; 2> ()
recto [rektu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _.
rector [rekt] _n. 1> 2> ;
rectorial [rektrIl] _a.
rectorship [rektSIp] _n.
rectory [rektrI] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
rectum [rektm] _n. (_pl. ta) _.
recumbency [rIkmbnsI] _n.
recumbent [rIkmbnt] _a. ; , ( -.)
recuperate [rIkjupreIt] _v. 1> , ; 2> _.
recuperation [rIkjupreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _.
recuperative [rIkjuprtIv] _a. 1> , 2> _.
recuperator [rIkjupreIt] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
recur [rIk] _v. 1> (to recur -.); ; 2> , 3> , (to recur -.) 4> _.
recurrence [rIkrns] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _. ; to have recurrence to... ...
recurrent [rIkrnt] _a. 1> , ; recurrent expences 2> _. , ; recurrent fever
recurringdecimal [rIkrINdesIml] _n. _.
recurve [rikv] _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> (. R.) , , , 4> 5> ; red hands ; to see red , , 2. _n. 1> 2> (the Reds) _pl. _. 3> (R.) ""; , ; the Reds "", ; 4> ( ); "" ( ) 5> _. ; to be in (the) red > _. , ; > , ; to go into (the) red _. ,
red admiral [redQdmrl] _n. ()
Red Army [redAmI] _n.
Red Army Man [redAmImQn] _n.
red bark [redbAk] _n. ( )
red bilberry [redbIlbrI] _n.
red box [redbks] _n.
red brass [redbrAs] _n. ,
red cedar [redsid] _n.
red cent [redsent] _n. _. () 1 ; I don't care a red cent (for) (); not worth a red cent
Red Crescent [redkresnt] _n.
Red Cross [redkrs] _n. 1> 2> . ( )
red currant [redkrnt] _n.
red deer [reddI] _n. _.
Red Ensign [redensaIn] _n.
red gum [redgm] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
red hardness [redhAdnIs] _n. _.
red light [redlaIt] _n. 1> ( ..); to see the red light , .. 2> _. = red lamp 3
red ochre [redȫuk] _n. ,
red rag [redrQg] _n. 1> " "; ( ) 2> _.
red rot [redrt] _n. , ()
red soil [redsIl] _n. ڣ
red tape [redteIp] _n. , ,
red wheat [edwit] ڣ
red wine [redwaIn]
red-cap [redkQp] _n. 1> 2> _.
red-light [redlaIt] _a. _. red-light district
red-short [redSt] _a. _.
redact [rIdQkt] _v. , ,
redaction [rIdQkSn] _n. 1> 2> ,
redactor [rIdQkt] _n.
redan [rIdQn] _n. _. _.
redbait [redbeIt] _v. _.
redbaiting [redbeItIN] _. 1. _pres-p. redbait 2. _n. ,
redblindness [redblaIndnIs] _n. _. ,
redblooded [redbldId] _a. _. 1> , , 2> , ( ..)
redbreast [redbrest] _n. ()
redbrick [redbrIk] _a. 1> 2> (R.) "", "" ( , XIX-XX . )
redcap [redkQp] _n. 1> 2> _.
redcoat [redkut] _n. _.
redden [redn] _v. 1> () 2>
reddening [rednIN] 1. _pres-p. redden 2. _n.
reddish [redIS] _a.
reddle [redl] = ruddle
rede [rid] _. 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ; , 4> , 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> ,
redeem [rIdim] _v. 1> ( ..); ( ) 2> 3> ; to redeem one's good name 4> () 5> ( ..); to redeem an error 6> , , ( ); to redeem a prisoner ޣ
redeemer [rIdim] _n. 1> , 2> (R.) ( )
redemption [rIdempSn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ; ; beyond ( past) redemption ,
redeploy [ridIplI] _v. _. ()
redeployment [ridIplImnt] _n. _.
redeye [redaI] _n. _. _. ۣ
redhanded [redhQndId] _a. 1> 2> ; to be caught redhanded ,
redherring [redherIN] _n. 1> ޣ ̣ 2> Σ; to draw ( to track, to trail) a redherring across the path ;
redhot [redht] _a. 1> ̣ 2> ޣ, ģ 3> , 4> ,
redhuckleberry [redhklberI] = red bilberry
redid [ridId] _p. redo
RedIndian [redIndjn] _n. () ,
redintegrate [redIntIgreIt] _v. (, );
redistribute [ridIstrIbjut] _v.
redistribution [ridIstrIbjuSn] _n. ,
redlamp [redlQmp] _n. 1> , 2> = red light 1 3> _. ,
redlane [redleIn] _n. _. (£)
redlead [redled] _n.
redlegged [redlegd] _a. ; redlegged partridge
redletter [redlet] _a. ; ; _. , ; redletter day
redly [redlI] _adv.
redman [redmQn] _n. , ()
redmeat [redmit] _n. ޣ (, )
redneck [rednek] _n. _. ԣ ,
rednecked [rednekt] _a.
redness [rednIs] _n.
redo [ridu] _v. (redid - redone) ,
redolence [redulns] _n. ,
redolent [redulnt] _a. 1> () ; , ; flowers redolent of springtime , 2> , (of redolent ޣ-.)
redone [ridn] _p-p. redo
redouble [rIdbl] _v. 1> (), (), ; to redouble one's efforts 2> () 3> ()
redoubt [rIdaut] _n. _.
redoubtable [rIdautbl] _a. 1> , , 2> ,
redoubted [rIdautId] _. = redoubtable
redound [rIdaund] _v. 1> , , (to redound -.); to redound to smb.'s advantage -., -. ; that redounds to his honour 2> (upon redound -.); these crimes will redound upon their authors ,
redout [redaut] _n. ( )
redpencil [redpensl] _v. 1> 2>
redpoll [redpul] _n. 1> ޣ () 2> _pl. ()
redress [rIdres] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , 2. _v. 1> ; ; to redress the balance 2> , ; to redress a wrong 3> _. 4> (̣ ̣)
redrogue [redrug] _n. _.
redshank [redSQNk] _n. _. , ; to run like a redshank
redskin [redskIn] _n. _. () ,
redstart [redstAt] _n. _.
redtape [redteIp] _a. ,
reduce [rIdjus] _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 reduce ); 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 [rIdjust] 1. _p-p. reduce 2. _a. 1> , 2> Σ ( ) 3> ң
reducible [rIdjusbl] _a. , . {. reduce}
reducing agent [rIdjusINeIdZnt] _n. _.
reducing gear [rIdjusINgI] _n. _. ,
reduction [rIdkSn] _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 [rIdndns] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 4> ,
redundancy [rIdndnsI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 4> ,
redundant [rIdndnt] _a. 1> , ; 2> 3>
reduplicate [rIdjuplIkeIt] _v. 1> , ; 2> _.
reduplication [rIdjuplIkeISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
reduplicative [rIdjuplIktIv] _a.
redwing [redwIN] _n. _.
redwood [redwud] _n. 1> 2> _.
reecho [rieku] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
reed [rid] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> _. 4> 5> 6> _. 7> _pl. 8> _. ; a broken reed > ģ ; > ; to lean on a reed -. ģ 2. _v. ()
reeded [ridId] 1. _p-p. reed 2 2. 1> 2>
reedify [riedIfaI] _v. 1> , 2> ; ( ..)
reedmace [ridmeIs] _n. _.
reedpipe [ridpaIp] _n. 1> 2> _.
reedstop [ridstp] _n. _.
reeducate [riedjukeIt] _v.
reeducation [riedjukeISn] _n.
reedy [ridI] _a. 1> 2> 3> , 4> ( )
reef _I [rif] _n. 1> , 2> ; _II 1. _n. ( ); to let out a reef > ; > _. ( ); to take in a reef > ; > ; > _. , 2. _v. _.
reefer [rif] _n. 1> , 2> _. , 3> 4> _. _.
reefknot [rifnt] _n.
reefy [rifI] _a. -
reek [rik] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. _. , , 2. _v. 1> , 2> , 3> -. , (of); it reeks of murder
Reekie [rikI] _n. Auld Reekie _. _. .
reeky [rikI] _a. 1> , 2> ; ޣ
reel _I [ril] 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 [ril] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> ( ) 2. _v. 1> , ; everything reeled before his eyes ӣ 2> 3> 4> ; , ( , ..) 5> , , 6> ( );
reelect [riIlekt] _v. ,
reelection [riIlekSn] _n. ,
reengage [riIngeIdZ] _v. 1> _. (), 2> _. 3> _. ;
reentrant [rientrnt] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
reentry [rientrI] _n. 1> _. , 2> ( ..)
reestablish [riIstQblIS] _v.
reeve _I [riv] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> _. 3> 4> ( ) 5> ԣ _II [riv] _v. (rove, reeved [d]) _. , ; , ( )
refection [rIfekSn] _n.
refectory [rIfektrI] _n. ( ); ( , )
refer [rIf] _v. 1> , (to refer -., -.); ( ..); 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 refer -., -.) 8> ( ޣ-.), 9> ( , ..) refer to drawer ( )
referable [rIfrbl] _a. ӣ (to referable -., -.)
referee [refri] _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 [refrnsmAk] _n. _.
referenda [refrend] _pl. referendum
referendary [refrendrI] _n. _. ;
referendum [refrendm] _n. (_pl. . da) _.
refill 1. _n. [rifIl] 1> , ; refill of fuel 2> -., ; two refills for a ballpoint pen ; a refill for a lipstick 2. _v. [rifIl] ; ()
refine [rIfaIn] _v. 1> , ; ; 2> () , ޣ 3> (upon, on) 4>
refined [rIfaInd] 1. _p-p. refine 2. _a. 1> , ; refined oil ; refined salt , ; refined sugar - 2> 3> ޣ, , ; refined manners
refinement [rIfaInmnt] _n. 1> , ; , ; 2> 3> ޣ, ; ; refinement of cruelty ޣ
refiner [rIfaIn] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> Σ ( ) 4> _.
refinery [rIfaInrI] _n. ; ;
refit [rifIt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( ..) 2. _v. 1> ( ..) 2>
refitment [rifItmnt] = refit 1, 2
reflect [rIflekt] _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 [rIflekSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. 3> , 4> , ; ; on reflection 5> 6> ,
reflective [rIflektIv] _a. 1> 2> , 3> ( )
reflector [rIflekt] _n. _. _. ,
reflet [rfleI] _n. _.
reflex [rifleks] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> _. 4> _. 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ֣; 3> _.
reflex camera [riflekskQmr] _n.
reflexion [rIflekSn] = reflection
reflexive [rIfleksIv] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2>
refluent [reflunt] _a.
reflux [riflks] _n.
reforest [rifrIst] _v. ,
reforestation [rifrIsteISn] _n. ,
reform _I [rIfm] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _attr. R. Bill ( Act) (1831-32 .) 2. _v. 1> (); , 2> () 3> () ( ) _II [rifm] = re-form
reformation [refmeISn] _n. 1> 2> () 3> (the R.) _.
reformative [rIfmtIv] _a. 1> ; 2>
reformatory [rIfmtrI] 1. _n. 2. _a.
reformed _I [rIfmd] 1. _p-p. reform I, 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; R. Faith _II [rifmd] _p-p. reform
reformer [rIfm] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> (1831-32 .)
reformist [rIfmIst] _n. _.
refract [rIfrQkt] _v. _. ()
refraction [rIfrQkSn] _n. _. ,
refractional [rIfrQkSnl] = refractive
refractive [rIfrQktIv] _a. ; refractive medium
refractor [rIfrQkt] _n.
refractoriness [rIfrQktrInIs] _n. 1> , ; 2> _. ; ,
refractory [rIfrQktrI] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> ( ) 4> _. ,
refrain _I [rIfreIn] _v. 1> (from refrain -.); (from refrain -.); he could not refrain from saying (going, etc.) ( ..) 2> _. ; ; (-., -.) _II [rIfreIn] _n. ,
refrangible [rIfrQndZIbl] _a. ( )
refresh [rIfreS] _v. 1> , ; (); to refresh oneself (, أ); to refresh one's memory , (-.) 2> 3> ,
refresher [rIfreS] _n. 1> -. ; 2> ; ; 3> ( ) 4> _. 5> _attr. ; refresher course
refreshment [rIfreSmnt] _n. 1> ; ; 2> -. , 3> (. _pl.) ; 4> _attr. refreshment room ( ..); refreshment car -
refrigerant [rIfrIdZrnt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 2. _a. ,
refrigerate [rIfrIdZreIt] _v. 1> (); 2>
refrigeration [rIfrIdZreISn] _n. ;
refrigerator [rIfrIdZreIt] _n. 1> , 2>
refrigeratorcar [rIfrIdZreItkA] _n. -
refrigeratory [rIfrIdZrtrI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a.
reft [reft] _p. _p-p. reave
refuel [rifjul] _v. ,
refuge [refjudZ] 1. _n. 1> ; _. ; to take (to give) refuge () ; to take refuge in lying ; to take refuge in silence 2> " " ( ) 2. _v. _. 1> ; _. 2>
refugee [refjudZi] _n. 1> 2>
refulgence [rIfldZns] _n. ,
refulgent [rIfldZnt] _a. ,
refund 1. _n. [rifnd] 1> 2> (); () 2. _v. [rifnd] ,
refusal [rIfjuzl] _n. 1> ; to take no refusal , 2> ; to have (to give) the refusal of smth. () -.
refuse _I [rIfjuz] _v. 1> , 2> 3> ( ) _II [refjus] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; , ; 2> _. ޣ, 3> _. 2. _a. ; ޣ;
refutable [refjutbl] _a.
refutation [refjuteISn] _n.
refute [rIfjut] _v.
regain [rIgeIn] _v. 1> ; ; to regain one's health ; to regain one's footing 2> (, ); 3> _.
regal [rigl] _a. 1> , 2>
regale [rIgeIl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _v. 1> , (with; . _.) 2> 3> , (, )
regalia _I [rIgeIlj] _n. _pl. 1> 2> _. _II [rIgeIlj] _. _n.
regality [rIgQlItI] _n. 1> 2> _.
regally [riglI] _adv. -
regard [rIgAd] 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 [rIgAdnt] _a. 1> _. 2> _.
regardful [rIgAdful] _a. ,
regarding [rIgAdIN] 1. _pres-p. regard 2 2. _prep. ,
regardless [rIgAdlIs] _a. 1> , (of) 2> regardless of (. _adv.) > , ; > ; ; regardless of danger
regatta [rIgQt] _n. ,
regelate [ridZleIt] _v.
regency [ridZnsI] _n.
regenerate 1. _a. [rIdZenrIt] 1> ģ 2> , 2. _v. [rIdZenreIt] 1> 2> (); () 3> _. _. ;
regeneration [rIdZenreISn] _n. 1> 2> _. _. , ;
regenerative [rIdZenrtIv] _a. 1> , 2> _. ,
regenerator [rIdZenreIt] _n. _. ;
regent [ridZnt] _n. 1> 2> _.
regicide [redZIsaId] _n. 1> 2>
regie [reIZi] _n. _. , .
regime [reIZim] _n. _. 1> ; 2> = regimen 2
regimen [redZImen] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ; 3> _.
regiment [redZImnt] 1. _n. 1> 2> ( _pl.) , 3> _. 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> ;
regimental [redZImentl] _a.
regimentals [redZImentlz] _n. _pl. 1> 2>
regimentation [redZImenteISn] _n. 1> (); 2> , .. 3> ;
region [ridZn] _n. 1> ; ; ; ; _. , ; in the region of > ; > , 2> () 3> () 4> _. , ; the abdominal region
regional [ridZnl] _a. ; ; ;
register [redZIst] 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 [redZIstd] 1. _p-p. register 2 2. _a. ; ; registered letter
registrant [redZIstrnt] _n. , ( -.)
registrar [redZIstrA] _n. 1> 2> -
registration [redZIstreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. (. registration fire)
registry [redZIstrI] _n. 1> ; (. registry office); servants' registry 2> , ; 3> ,
Regius [ridZjs] _a. Regius Professor ,
regnal [regnl] _a. ; regnal year ; regnal day
regnant [regnnt] _a. 1> 2> ; Σ
regorge [rIgdZ] _v. 1> 2>
regress 1. _n. [rigres] 1> ; 2> ; 2. _v. [rIgres] 1> ; 2> _.
regression [rIgreSn] _n. 1> = regress 1; 2> ;
regressive [rIgresIv] _a. ;
regret [rIgret] 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 [rIgretful] _a. 1> , 2> ,
regrettable [rIgretbl] _a.
regroup [rigrup] _v.
regrouping [rigrupIN] 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 [regjulQrItI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ,
regularize [regjulraIz] _v. ,
regulate [regjuleIt] _v. 1> , 2> ( , ); 3> , ( ..)
regulation [regjuleISn] _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 [rIgdZIteIt] _v. 1> 2> ();
rehabilitate [ribIlIteIt] _v. 1> 2> 3> _. , () 4> ; , 5>
rehabilitation [ribIlIteISn] _n. 1> 2> 3> ; , 4>
rehash [rihQS] 1. _n. 1> (-. ) 2> -., ; 2. _v. ; (-); (-. ) -
rehear [rihI] _v. (reheard) ( ),
reheard [rihd] _p. _p-p. rehear
rehearsal [rIhsl] _n. 1> ; dress rehearsal 2> ; 3>
rehearse [rIhs] _v. 1> 2> ; 3>
reheat [rihit] _v. ;
rehouse [rihaus] _v.
rehousing [rihauzIN] 1. _pres-p. rehouse 2. _n. 1> ; 2> _attr. rehousing problem
Reich [raIk] _. _n. _. , ; Third Reich " ",
Reichschancellor [raIktSAnsl] _. _n.
Reichstag [raIkstAg] _. _n.
reify [riIfaI] _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 [riImbs] _v. , ()
reimbursement [riImbsmnt] _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. [riInkAneIt] , 2. _a. [riInkAnIt] ݣ
reincarnation [riInkAneISn] _n.
reindeer [reIndI] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; reindeer moss ( lichen) ,
reinforce [riInfs] _v. 1> ; ; 2> _. ()
reinforced concrete [riInfstknkrit] _n.
reinforcement [riInfsmnt] _n. 1> 2> (. _pl.) _. ; ; 3> _. () 4> _attr. reinforcement bar _.
reinless [reInlIs] _a. 1> , 2> , ,
reins [reInz] _n. _pl. _. 1> 2> ;
reinstate [riInsteIt] _v. 1> , (in, to) 2> () 3> , ()
reinstatement [riInsteItmnt] _n. . {. reinstate}
reinsurance [riInSurns] _n. ,
reinsure [riInSu] _v. ,
reinterment [riIntmnt] _n. ;
reissue [riISju] _n.
reiterate [riItreIt] _v. ;
reiteration [riItreISn] _n. 1> () 2> ,
reiterative [riItrtIv] _a.
reive [riv] = reave
reiver [riv] _n.
reject 1. _n. [ridZekt] 1> (. ) 2> 2. _v. [rIdZekt] 1> , ; to reject an offer ; 2> , 3> ,
rejectamenta [rIdZektment] _. _n. _pl. 1> 2>
rejectee [rIdZekti] _n.
rejection [rIdZekSn] _n. 1> ; , 2> , ; 3>
rejector [rIdZekt] _n. 1> , , 2> _. 3> _. ; _. -
rejoice [rIdZIs] _v. 1> (), ; (); to rejoice in ( at) smth. -., -. 2> _. (in rejoice -.); he rejoices in the name of Bloggs
rejoicing [rIdZIsIN] 1. _pres-p. rejoice 2. _n. ( _pl.) ; ,
rejoicingly [rIdZIsINlI] _adv. , ;
rejoin [rIdZIn] _v. 1> ; to rejoin the colours _. 2> , ; you go on and I will rejoin you later , 3> , 4> _.
rejoinder [rIdZInd] _n. 1> , 2> _.
rejuvenate [rIdZuvIneIt] _v. ()
rejuvenation [rIdZuvIneISn] _n. ; ,
rejuvenescence [ridZuvInesns] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ;
rejuvenescent [ridZuvInesnt] _a. 1> 2> ,
relapse [rIlQps] 1. _n. ; (. _.) 2. _v. () ( -. ); (, ) ; () ( ..); to relapse into silence
relapsing fever [rIlQpsINfiv] _n. _.
relate [rIleIt] _v. 1> 2> , (to, with relate -.) 3> (. _p-p.) , ; we are distantly related 4> ,
related [rIleItId] 1. _p-p. relate 2. _a. 1> 2>
relation [rIleISn] _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 [rIleISnl] _a. 1> 2>
relationship [rIleISnSIp] _n. 1> 2> , ;
relatival [reltaIvl] _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 [reltIvItI] _n. 1> 2>
relax [rIlQks] _v. 1> (); ; (-); to relax international tension ֣ 2> 3> 4> (-), () 5> (-) ; to relax the bowels
relaxation [rilQkseISn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> , ; 3> 4> _. ( , ..)
relaxing [rIlQksIN] 1. _pres-p. relax 2. _a. , ; relaxing climate
relay 1. _n. [rIleI] 1> (. ) 2> (); to work in ( by) relays 3> _. 4> [rileI] _. ; 5> _attr. relay system ( ) 6> [rileI] _attr. relay box _. 2. _v. [rIleI] 1> , 2> () 3> [rileI] _.
relay station [rileIsteISn] _n. _.
relay-race [rileIreIs] _n. ,
release [rIlis] 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 [rIlisgI] _n. _.
relegate [relIgeIt] _v. 1> , ; to relegate to the reserve 2> ( -. ); 3> ; ; _. 4> , 5> , 6> (, )
relegation [relIgeISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> (, )
relent [rIlent] _v.
relentless [rIlentlIs] _a. 1> , , 2> , ; ;
relevance [relIvns] _n.
relevancy [relIvnsI] _n.
relevant [relIvnt] _a. ,
reliability [rIlaIbIlItI] _n. 1> ģ; 2> 3> _attr. reliability trial , ( ..)
reliable [rIlaIbl] _a. 1> ģ 2> 3> , ; reliable information
reliance [rIlaIns] _n. 1> , (upon, on, in); to place ( to have, to feel) reliance in ( upon, on) smb., smth. -., -. 2> ,
reliant [rIlaInt] _a. 1> 2> ,
relic [relIk] _n. 1> , ; 2> _pl. 3> _pl. 4> 5> _pl. _. 6> _.
relict [relIkt] 1. 1> _. _. 2> _. 2. _a. _.
reliction [rIlIkSn] _n. 1> 2> , ֣
relief _I [rIlif] _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 [rIlif] _n. 1> (); ; in relief , 2> ޣ, ; in relief against the sky 3> , 4> _attr. ; relief work
relief-works [rIlifwks] _n. _pl.
reliefer [rIlif] _n.
relieve _I [rIliv] _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 [rIliv] _v. 1> 2> ; ( )
relieving officer [rIlivINȍfIs] _n. , ( , )
relievo [rIlivu] _. = relief II
relight [rilaIt] _v. 1> 2>
religion [rIlIdZn] _n. 1> ; to get religion _. 2> ; to enter into religion ; to be in religion 3> , ; to make a religion of smth. -. ; -.
religioner [rIlIdZn] _n. 1> 2>
religionism [rIlIdZnIzm] _n.
religious [rIlIdZs] 1. _a. 1> 2> , 3> 4> , ̣ 5> 2. _n. (_pl. .)
religiousness [rIlIdZsnIs] _n.
relinquish [rIlINkwIS] _v. 1> , ( ..) 2> () 3> () 4> ( ); , (-.) 5> ; to relinquish one's hold ;
reliquary [relIkwrI] _n. , , ( )
reliquiae [rIlIkwIi] _. _n. _pl. 1> , 2> _.
relish [relIS] 1. _n. 1> () , , 2> , , ; 3> ; to lose its relish 4> , , , (for relish -.); with great relish , 5> , , ; hunger is the best relish - 2. _v. 1> ( -.), , , ; I do not relish the prospect 2> , (of relish -.) 3> _. , ,
reload [rilud] _v. 1> , 2>
reluctance [rIlktns] _n. 1> , ; , ; with reluctance 2> _.
reluctant [rIlktnt] _a. 1> (-.) ; , ( ..) 2> _. ; , ( ..)
reluctantly [rIlktntlI] _adv. , ,
reluctivity [rIlktIvItI] _n. _.
relume [rIljum] _v. _. _. 1> 2>
rely [rIlaI] _v. , , (on, upon); to rely on it that , ; you may rely upon it that he will be early , ; rely upon it ;
remade [rimeId] _p. _p-p. remake 1
remain [rImeIn] _v. 1> ; after the fire very little remained of the house 2> , ; I remain yours truly ( ); let it remain as it is ӣ
remainder [rImeInd] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ; twenty people came in and the remainder stayed outside , 4> _. 2. _v. ۣ
remains [rImeInz] _n. _pl. 1> ; 2> , 3>
remake [rimeIk] 1. _v. (remade) , 2. _n. 1> , 2> -. , .
reman [rimQn] _v. 1> _. _. () 2> _. (, ) 3> ,
remand [rImAnd] 1. _n. 1> _. () ; a person on remand 2> , ( ) 3> _. , 2. _v. 1> _. ( ) 2> _. () 3> _.
remand home [rImAndhum] _n.
remark [rImAk] 1. _n. 1> ; to make no remark ; to pass a remark ϣ 2> , 3> ; ; 2. _v. 1> , , 2> , (on, upon remark ޣ-.)
remarkable [rImAkbl] _a. 1> , 2>
remarkably [rImAkblI] _adv. , ; ;
remediable [rImidjbl] _a. ,
remedial [rImidjl] _a. 1> , ; ; ; remedial English 2> ; remedial measures 3> _.
remediless [remIdIlIs] _a. ,
remedy [remIdI] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , ( -.) 3> _. , 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
remember [rImemb] _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 [rImembrns] _n. 1> ; ; in remembrance of ; to put in remembrance 2> _pl. ( -.) 3> , 4> _attr. remembrance card ޣ-.
remilitarization [rimIlItraIzeISn] _n.
remilitarize [rimIlItraIz] _v.
remind [rImaInd] _v. (of); he reminds me of his brother ; please remind me to answer that letter , , ..
reminder [rImaInd] _n. ; gentle reminder ͣ
remindful [rImaIndful] _a. ;
reminisce [remInIs] _v. ,
reminiscence [remInIsns] _n. 1> 2> , -. 3> _pl. , ; to write reminiscences
reminiscent [remInIsnt] _a. 1> ; 2> (of);
remise [rImaIz] _v. _. , (, )
remiss [rImIs] _a. 1> , ; 2> , 3> _. ң, ֣
remissible [rImIsIbl] _a. ,
remission [rImISn] _n. 1> ; () 2> , ; () 3> , ()
remissive [rImIsIv] _a. 1> , 2> ,
remit [rImIt] _v. 1> ; () 2> ( , ); (, ..) 3> _. (); 4> -. 5> (); kindly remit to Mr. N ( ) N 6> _. (); (); () ( ..); ()
remittance [rImItns] _n. 1> , ; _. 2> ,
remittanceman [rImItnsmQn] _n. , ,
remittee [remIti] _n. ;
remittent [rImItnt] 1. _a. ; remittent fever = 2 2. _n. ,
remitter [rImIt] _n. 1> 2> _.
remnant [remnnt] _n. 1> () 2> , 3> , () 4> _attr. a remnant sale
remodel [rimdl] _v. ;
remonstrance [rImnstrns] _n. 1> ; 2>
remonstrant [rImnstrnt] 1. _a. , 2. _n. , ,
remonstrate [rImnstreIt] _v. 1> , (against) 2> , (with remonstrate -.)
remontant [rImntnt] _a. _.
remorse [rIms] _n. 1> ; 2> , ; without remorse , ,
remorseful [rImsful] _a. 1> 2>
remorseless [rImslIs] _a. 1> , 2>
remote [rImut] _a. 1> , ̣, ̣ ( ); Σ; the remote past ̣ 2> ̣, ; 3> ; , ; remote resemblance ; not the remotest chance of success 4> _. ; ; remote control ,
remount _I [rimaunt] _v. 1> , ( ..) 2> 3> 4> ( ) _II 1. _n. [rimaunt] 1> 2> _. ; , , 2. _v. [rimaunt] _. ()
removability [rImuvbIlItI] _n. ; ;
removable [rImuvbl] 1. _a. 1> ; ; ߣ 2> ; 3> _. 2. _n. ( )
removal [rImuvl] _n. 1> ; ; removal of furniture ( ) 2> ( ..) 3> , ; 4> _. ;
removalvan [rImuvlvQn] _n.
remove [rImuv] 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 [rImuvd] 1. _p-p. remove 2 2. _a. 1> ̣, ̣; ; far removed from ̣ 2> once removed ; twice removed
remover [rImuv] _n. 1> (. furniture remover) 2> 3> _. ߣ
remunerate [rImjunreIt] _v. , ,
remuneration [rImjunreISn] _n. , , ;
remunerative [rImjunrtIv] _a. 1> 2> ,
renaissance [rneIsns] _n. 1> (the R.) , 2> , ( ..) 3> (R.) _attr. ; R. architecture
renal [rinl] _a.
rename [rineIm] _v. ;
renascense [rInQsns] _n. 1> , , 2> (R.) = renaissance 1
renascent [rInQsnt] _a. ; renascent enthusiasm
rencontre [rANkNtr] _n. _. _. 1> , , 2> ;
rencounter [renkaunt] 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 [rndIvu] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> 2. _v.
rendition [rendISn] _. = rendering 2, 1 2
renegade [renIgeId] 1. _n. , ; ; 2. _a. ,
renew [rInju] _v. 1> ; ; ; 2> 3> ; ; to renew correspondence 4> , ( ..) 5> ( ..) 6>
renewal [rInjul] _n. 1> , , 2> 3> 4> ; , 5> (); ()
rennet _I [renIt] _n. _. _II [renIt] _n. ( )
renounce [rInauns] 1. _v. 1> ( , , ..) 2> ( ) 3> (); , ( ..) 4> _. 2. _n. _.
renouncement [rInaunsmnt] _n. ,
renovate [renuveIt] _v. 1> , , 2> , ; ()
renovation [renuveISn] _n. 1> , 2> ,
renovator [renuveIt] _n. 1> 2>
renown [rInaun] _n. , ; a man of renown
renowned [rInaund] _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;
rentfree [rentfri] 1. _a. ģ 2. _adv.
rentier [rntIeI] _n. _.
renumber [rinmb] _v.
renunciation [rInnsIeISn] _n. ,
renunciative [rInnsItIv] = renunciatory
renunciatory [rInnsItrI] _a. , ,
reopen [riȫupn] _v. 1> () 2> ,
reorganization [riǍgnaIzeISn] _n. ,
reorganize [riȍgnaIz] _v. , ; to reorganize a ministry
rep _I [rep] _n. () _II [rep] _. _. _. repetition 2 _III [rep] _. . repertory theatre _IV [rep] _n. _. ,
repaid [ripeId] _p. _p-p. repay
repair _I [rIpE] 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 [rIpE] _v. 1> , ; they repaired homewards 2> , 3> (to repair -.)
repairable [rIpErbl] _a. ; the house is not repairable
repairer [rIpEr] _n. , ; watch repairer , ; cabinet repairer
reparable [reprbl] _a. ; a reparable mistake
reparation [repreISn] _n. 1> , 2> (. _pl.) , 3> ( ..)
repartee [repAti] _n. 1> 2> ,
repast [rIpAst] _n. _. 1> (, ..) 2> ;
repatriable [ripQtrIbl] _a.
repatriate [ripQtrIeIt] 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
repatriation [ripQtrIeISn] _n. ,
repay [ripeI] _v. (repaid) 1> (to) 2> ; ; ; I don't know how to repay you for your kindness , 3> ; to repay a visit
repayable [ripeIbl] _a. ,
repayment [ripeImnt] _n. 1> 2> ,
repeal [rIpil] 1. _n. , ( ..) 2. _v. , ()
repealer [rIpil] _n. 1> , 2> _.
repeat [rIpit] 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 [rIpitId] 1. _p-p. repeat 2 2. _a. ; ; on repeated occasions
repeatedly [rIpitIdlI] _adv. , ,
repeater [rIpit] _n. 1> , , 2> _. _. - 3> 4> , 5> _. _. 6> _. 7> 8> _.
repeating rifle [rIpitINraIfl] _n.
repeating watch [rIpitINwtS] _n.
repel [rIpel] _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 [rIpelnt] 1. _n. , , 2. _a. 1> , ; 2> , ( )
repent _I [ripnt] _a. 1> _. 2> _. _II [rIpent] _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 [rIpentns] _n. ; ,
repentant [rIpentnt] _a. 1> , 2> ; repentant tears ̣
repercussion [ripkSn] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ; 3> (. _pl.) , , ( ..)
repertoire [reptwA] _n. _.
repertory [reptrI] _n. 1> , ; a repertory of useful information 2> = repertoire 3> = repertory theatre
repertory theatre [reptrITIt] _n.
repetition [repItISn] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> , 4>
repetitionwork [repItISnwk] _n. _. ; ;
repetitious [repItISs] = repetitive
repetitive [rIpetItIv] _a. ,
repine [rIpaIn] _v. , (at, against)
replace [rIpleIs] _v. 1> 2> ; ; to replace money borrowed 3> , (by, with); impossible to replace
replaceable [rIpleIsbl] _a.
replacement [rIpleIsmnt] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; 3> _. (); ()
replant [riplAnt] _v. 1> () 2> ()
replay [ripleI] _v. ( ..)
replenish [rIplenIS] _v. , (with)
replenishment [rIplenISmnt] _n. ,
replete [rIplit] _a. 1> , ; (with); ; to be replete (with) 2> ֣ (with replete -.)
repletion [rIpliSn] _n. ,
replica [replIk] _n. 1> _. , ; 2> _. ;
replicate [replIkeIt] _v. _. , ,
replication [replIkeISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. , 4> _.
reply [rIplaI] 1. _n. ; in reply ; in reply to your letter ; reply paid 2. _v. 1> 2> _. ; reply for -., -.; reply to -.
report [rIpt] 1. _n. 1> ޣ (on report ); , 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 [rIptkAd] = report 1, 5
report centre [rIptsent] _n. _.
reportage [reptAZ] _n. _.
reported [rIptId] 1. _p-p. report 2 2. _a. _. reported speech
reporter [rIpt] _n. 1> 2> ԣ;
reposal _I [rIpuzl] _n. , ; reposal of trust ( of confidence) _II [rIpuzl] _n. _. ,
repose _I [rIpuz] _v. ( -., -.); to repose trust in ( on) smb. -., -. _II [rIpuz] 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 repose ) 4> , ( , ; on repose ޣ.); his mind reposed on the past 5> , (on repose )
reposeful [rIpuzful] _a. 1> 2>
repository [rIpzItrI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> , -. 3>
repousse [rpuseI] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. 1> ( ) 2>
repp [rep] = rep I
reprehend [reprIhend] _v. ;
reprehensible [reprIhensbl] _a. ,
reprehension [reprIhenSn] _n. ,
represent [reprIzent] _v. 1> , ̣ (as) 2> , 3> ; 4> () 5> , (-. ) 6> , ;
representation [reprIzenteISn] _n. 1> ; 2> (. ) 3> , 4> 5>
representative [reprIzenttIv] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> (R.) _. ; House of Representatives 2. _a. 1> , , 2> , ; 3> _.
repress [rIpres] _v. 1> ( ..) 2> 3> (̣ ..)
represser [rIpres] _n. 1> , 2>
repression [rIpreSn] _n. 1> 2> 3> (, )
repressive [rIpresIv] _a.
reprieve [rIpriv] 1. _n. 1> () 2> , 2. _v. 1> _. () 2> ,
reprimand [reprImAnd] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
reprint [riprInt] 1. _n. 1> ; ; Σ 2> ( ..) 2. _v. , ;
reprisal [rIpraIzl] _n. (. _pl.)
reproach [rIprutS] 1. _n. 1> ң; ң; ; to heap reproaches on ң 2> ; ; to bring reproach on 2. _v. , , , (with)
reproachful [rIprutSful] _a. 1> 2> ң; , ,
reproachfully [rIprutSfulI] _adv.
reprobate [reprubeIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. 2. _a. 1> , 2> , 3> _. , 3. _v. 1> , , 2> _. ; ϣ
reprobation [reprubeISn] _n. ,
reprocess [ripruses] _v.
reproduce [riprdjus] _v. 1> ; to reproduce a play 2> 3> , ; to reproduce oneself 4> ; lobsters are able to reproduce claws when these are torn off
reproducer [riprdjus] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ; colour reproducer
reproduction [riprdkSn] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _. ; simple reproduction
reproductive [riprdktIv] _a. ; reproductive organs _.
reproof _I [rIpruf] _n. ; , , ң; with reproof _II [ripruf] _v.
reprove [rIpruv] _v. ; , ; ; ;
reprover [rIpruv] _n. , , ;
reps [reps] = rep I
reptile [reptaIl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , , 2. _a. 1> 2> , ; the reptile press
reptilian [reptIlIn] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> , 2> ,
republic [rIpblIk] _n. 1> ; People's republic 2> ; the republic of letters
republican [rIpblIkn] 1. _a. 1> 2> (R.) _. , 2. _n. 1> 2> (R.) _.
republicanism [rIpblIknIzm] _n. 1> , 2>
repudiate [rIpjudIeIt] _v. 1> (-.) 2> , ( ..) 3> (-.) (-.) 4> 5> ,
repudiation [rIpjudIeISn] _n. 1> ; ( -.) 2> 3> , 4> , ;
repugnance [rIpgnns] _n. 1> , ; (for, to, against) 2> , ; (between, of)
repugnancy [rIpgnnsI] _n. 1> , ; (for, to, against) 2> , ; (between, of)
repugnant [rIpgnnt] _a. 1> , , (to) 2> , (with, to)
repulse [rIpls] 1. _n. 1> , ; to suffer a repulse 2> 2. _v. 1> (), () 2> , () 3> ; ; to repulse a request
repulsion [rIplSn] _n. 1> , 2> _.
repulsive [rIplsIv] _a. 1> , 2> ; 3> _. repulsive force
repurchase [riptSs] _v. ( )
reputable [repjutbl] _a. ,
reputation [repjuteISn] _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 [rIpjut] 1. _n. , ; authors of repute , ; bad repute ; a firm of repute 2. _v. (. _pass.) ,
reputed [rIpjutId] 1. _p-p. repute 2 2. _a. 1> ; 2> (-.); ; his reputed father ; ,
request [rIkwest] 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 [rIkwaI] _v. 1> , ; you are required to go there 2> ( ޣ-.); (-.); it requires careful consideration
required [rIkwaId] 1. _p-p. require 2. _a. ; ; required studies _. _.
requirement [rIkwaImnt] _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 [rekwIzISn] 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 [rIkwaItl] _n. 1> ; ; ; in requital for ( of) smth. -. 2>
requite [rIkwaIt] _v. 1> (for requite -., with requite -.); ; to requite like for like 2> ,
rerun [rirn] _n. (, )
res'uscitate [rIssIteIt] _v. 1> , ; 2> , ;
resale [riseIl] _n.
rescind [rIsInd] _v. , (, ..)
rescission [rIsIZn] _n. ,
rescript [riskrIpt] _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 [rIstS] 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 [rIstS] _n.
researchist [rIstSIst] = researcher
reseat [risit] _v. 1> 2> 3> , ( ..) 4> _. , ;
resect [risekt] _v. _.
resection [risekSn] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
reseda [resId] _n. 1> 2> -̣
resell [risel] _v. (resold)
resemblance [rIzemblns] _n. ; to bear ( to show) resemblance , ; to have a strong resemblance to smb. -.
resemble [rIzembl] _v. ,
resent [rIzent] _v. , ;
resentful [rIzentful] _a. 1> ; ݣ 2> ; resentful person
resentment [rIzentmnt] _n. , ; ; to have ( to bear) no resentment against smb. -., -.
reservation [rezveISn] _n. 1> , , 2> ; without reservation ; with a mental reservation , 3> _. ( , ..); to make a reservation 4> (. _pl.) ( , ..) 5> _. -. 6> _. 7> ( )
reserve [rIzv] 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 [rIzvd] 1. _p-p. reserve 2 2. _a. 1> , , , ; 2> ; reserved seat > ; > ; > 3> , , ; reserved list _.
reservedly [rIzvIdlI] _adv. ,
reservist [rIzvIst] _n. , ֣
reservoir [rezvwA] _n. _. 1> ; ; 2> , (, ..); , ; reservoir of strength
reset [riset] _v. (reset) 1> 2> () 3> ( ..)
resettle [risetl] _v. () ( , ..)
resettlement [risetlmnt] _n.
reshape [riSeIp] _v. 1> ; 2>
reshuffle [riSfl] 1. _v. ; ; 2. _n. ; ; ; a cabinet reshuffle
reside [rIzaId] _v. 1> , (-.); , (in, at) 2> ( .. - in reside -.) 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 [rezIdenSl] _a. 1> ( ) 2> residential rental _. 3> ; residential qualification
residentiary [rezIdenSrI] _a. 1> ; 2> _. ϣ
residua [rIzIdju] _pl. residuum
residual [rIzIdjul] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. , 3> ( ) 2. _a. 1> _. 2> 3> Σ ( )
residuary [rIzIdjurI] _a. ; ; residuary legatee _. ,
residue [rezIdju] _n. 1> 2> _. ; ; , 3> _. 4> _. ,
residuum [rIzIdjum] (_pl. -dua) = residue
resign _I [rIzaIn] _v. 1> ( ); ( ); 2> ( , , ..); to resign all hope 3> , (, ; to resign -.) 4> to resign oneself , (to resign -.), (to resign -.); to resign oneself to the inevitable _II [risaIn] _v.
resignation [rezIgneISn] _n. 1> ( ) ; 2> ; to send in one's resignation 3> , ; with resignation
resigned _I [rIzaInd] 1. _p-p. resign I 2. _a. , ; _II [risaInd] _p-p. resign II
resilience [rIzIlIns], resiliency [rIzIlInsI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. ;
resilient [rIzIlInt] _a. 1> , 2> ,
resin [rezIn] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _v. 1> 2> ()
resinaceous [rezIneISs] = resinous
resinous [rezIns] _a.
resist [rIzIst] _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 [rIzIstns] _n. 1> ; ; to offer resistance ; line of least resistance 2> () 3> _. ; resistance to wear , 4> = resistor
resistance movement [rIzIstnsmuvmnt] _n. _.
resistant [rIzIstnt] _a. ; ,
resistible [rIzIstbl] _a.
resistive [rIzIstIv] _a.
resistivity [rIzIstIvItI] _n. _.
resistless [rIzIstlIs] _a. 1> 2>
resistor [rIzIst] _n. _. ;
resold [risuld] _p. _p-p. resell
resole [risul] _v. ͣ
resoluble [rIzljubl] _a. (into resoluble );
resolute [rezlut] _a. ף, ,
resolution [rezluSn] _n. 1> , ; to pass ( to carry, to adopt) a resolution 2> , , ף () 3> (into); 4> 5> , 6> (, ..) 7> ( ) 8> _. ; 9> _. 10> _. ,
resolve [rIzlv] 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 resolve ); () 6> _. () 7> _. ()
resolved [rIzlvd] 1. _p-p. resolve 2 2. _a. , ף
resolvent [rIzlvnt] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
resonance [reznns] _n.
resonant [reznnt] _a. 1> , 2> (with);
resonator [rezneIt] _n.
resort [rIzt] 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 [rIzaund] _v. 1> , () (with) 2> , () 3> ; 4> ; to resound smb.'s praises -.
resource [rIss] _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 [rIssful] _a. ,
resourcefulness [rIssfulnIs] _n. ,
respect [rIspekt] 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 [rIspektbIlItI] _n. 1> , 2> _pl.
respectable [rIspektbl] _a. 1> , ; 2> 3> , , 4> , ( ..)
respecter [rIspekt] _n. , ; respecter of persons ; he is no respecter of persons ;
respectful [rIspektful] _a. ; ; at a respectful distance
respectfully [rIspektfulI] _adv. ; yours respectfully ( )
respectfulness [rIspektfulnIs] _n.
respecting [rIspektIN] 1. _pres-p. respect 2 2. _prep.
respective [rIspektIv] _a. ; in their respective places ϣ
respectively [rIspektIvlI] _adv. ;
respiration [respreISn] _n. 1> 2>
respirator [respreIt] _n. ;
respiratory [rIspaIrtrI] _a. ,
respire [rIspaI] _v. 1> 2> , 3> ;
respite [respaIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> (, , ..) 2. _v. 1> ; to respite a condemned man 2>
resplendence [rIsplendns] _n. ,
resplendency [rIsplendnsI] _n. ,
resplendent [rIsplendnt] _a. 1> , 2> ,
respond [rIspnd] _v. 1> ; to respond with a blow 2> , (to); to respond to kindness ; to respond to treatment 3> _. ;
respondent [rIspndnt] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> 3> _. 2. _n. _.
response [rIspns] _n. 1> ; in response to 2> ; ,
responsibility [rIspnsbIlItI] _n. 1> ; a position of responsibility ; on one's own responsibility > ; > ; to take ( to assume) the responsibility 2> ; 3> _. ԣ
responsible [rIspnsbl] _a. 1> (to responsible -.); to be responsible for smth. > -.; > , -.; they are responsible for increased output 2> ģ, 3> ; ; a responsible post 4> ԣ
responsive [rIspnsIv] _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 [resthQru] _n. _.
rest-house [resthaus] _n.
rest-room [restrum] _n. 1> , 2> _. , ( ..)
restate [risteIt] _v.
restaurant [restrN] _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
resthome, rest-home [resthum] _n. 1> 2>
resting-place [restINpleIs] _n. 1> ; one's last resting-place 2>
restitution [restItjuSn] _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 [ristk] _v.
restoration [restreISn] _n. 1> ; the R. _. ( 1660 . ) 2> , ,
restorative [rIstrtIv] 1. _a. , 2. _n. _. 1> , 2>
restore [rIst] _v. 1> (-) 2> ( ); ; 3> ( ..) 4> 5> (, ..)
restorer [rIstr] _n. 1> 2> ; hair restorer
restrain [rIstreIn] _v. 1> , ; ; (from); to restrain one's temper ϣ ; 2> 3> ; ; ; mad people have to be restrained
restrained [rIstreInd] 1. _p-p. restrain 2. _a. 1> , 2>
restraint [rIstreInt] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ( ) 4> ; ; , ; the restraints of poverty ; without restraint > ; > 5> ; ( , ..)
restrict [rIstrIkt] _v. ; ( ); to restrict to a diet
restricted [rIstrIktId] 1. _p-p. restrict 2. _a. , ; a restricted application ; restricted (publication) () ; restricted hotel ,
restriction [rIstrIkSn] _n. ; without restriction ; to impose restrictions ; to lift restrictions
restrictive [rIstrIktIv] _a. 1> 2> 3> ( )
result [rIzlt] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; without result ; as a result of 2> , 2. _v. 1> , , (from); nothing has resulted from my efforts 2> , (in)
resultant [rIzltnt] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> _. 2. _n. _. (. resultant force)
resume 1. [rIzjum] _v. 1> , ( ); to resume a story ; well, to resume , 2> , ; to resume one's health 3> , 2. [rezjumeI] _n. _. 1> ; ; 2> ( ..)
resumption [rIzmpSn] _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> ;
resumptive [rIzmptIv] _a. ,
resurgence [rIsdZns] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> ()
resurgent [rIsdZnt] _a. 1> ( ..) 2> ( ); 3>
resurrect [rezrekt] _v. _. 1> 2> ( , ޣ-.) 3> ( )
resurrection [rezrekSn] _n. 1> ( ͣ) 2> ( ..); 3> 4> _attr. resurrection man = resurrectionist resurrection pie
resurrectionist [rezrekSnIst] _n.
ret [ret] _v. (̣, ..)
retail 1. _n. [riteIl] 1> ; at retail 2> _attr. ; retail price ; retail dealer 2. _v. [riteIl] 1> () 2> , (); to retail gossip 3. _adv. [riteIl]
retailer [riteIl] _n. 1> , 2> ;
retain [rIteIn] _v. 1> ; 2> 3> 4> , (. )
retainer [rIteIn] _n. 1> = retaining fee 2> _. 3>
retaining fee [rIteInINfi] _n.
retaining wall [rIteInINwl] _n.
retaliate [rItQlIeIt] _v. 1> , ; 2> 3>
retaliation [rItQlIeISn] _n. 1> , , 2>
retaliatory [rItQlItrI] _a. 1> 2> ; retaliatory tariff
retard [rItAd] _v. 1> , ; ( ..) 2> ;
retardation [ritAdeISn] _n. 1> , , 2> ; 3> ;
retardment [rItAdmnt] = retardation
retch [retS] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ; ( )
retention [rItenSn] _n. 1> , ; 2> , 3> _. , 4> _.
retentive [rItentIv] _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. [rItIkjulIt] 2. _v. [rItIkjuleIt]
reticulated [rItIkjuleItId] 1. _p-p. reticulate 2 2. _a.
reticulation [rItIkjuleISn] _n. ;
reticule [retIkjul] _n. 1> , 2> = reticle
retina [retIn] _n. (_pl. s [z], ae) _. , ()
retinae [retIni] _pl. retina
retinue [retInju] _n.
retire [rItaI] 1. _v. 1> , ; to retire for the night 2> (); 3> ; to retire into oneself 4> _. ; 5> () 6> _. 2. _n. _. ; ;
retired [rItaId] 1. _p-p. retire 1 2. _a. 1> ; , ; ; the retired list , ; retired pay , 2> Σ; 3> ,
retiree [rItaIri] _n. ,
retirement [rItaImnt] _n. 1> 2> 3> ; Σ 4> _. , 5> _attr. retirement age
retiring [rItaIrIN] 1. _pres-p. retire 1 2. _a. 1> , 2>
retiringroom [rItaIrINrum] _n.
retool [ritul] _v. ;
retort _I [rItt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , ; in retort 2. _v. 1> ; () 2> ; _II [rItt] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
retortion [rItSn] _n. 1> 2> _.
retouch [rittS] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> 2> (, ) 3> ( , ..)
retoucher [rittS] _n. ۣ
retrace [rItreIs] _v. 1> ( ) 2> 3> ( ); to retrace one's steps
retract [rItrQkt] _v. 1> ; ; ; the cat retracts its claws 2> ( ..), , ( -.);
retractation [ritrQkteISn] _n. , ( ..)
retractile [rItrQktaIl] _a. ,
retractility [ritrQktIlItI] _n. ,
retraction [rItrQkSn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> = retractation
retractive [rItrQktIv] _a. 1> _. 2>
retractor [rItrQkt] _n. _.
retraining [ritreInIN] _n.
retranslate [ritrQnsleIt] _v. 1> 2>
retread [ritred] _. 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ;
retreat [rItrit] 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 [rItritIN] 1. _pres-p. retreat 2 2. _a. retreating chin ; retreating forehead
retrench [rItrentS] _v. 1> , (); 2> _.
retrenchment [rItrentSmnt] _n. 1> ( ..); 2> _. _.
retrial [ritraIl] _n. 1> _. ; 2> ,
retribution [retrIbjuSn] _n. , ,
retributive [rItrIbjutIv] _a. ,
retrievable [rItrivbl] _a. ;
retrieval [rItrivl] _n. 1> 2>
retrieve [rItriv] 1. _v. 1> () ; ; 2> ( - ) 3> ; 4> (); () 5> , ; to retrieve one's character 6> 2. _n. beyond ( past) retrieve ,
retriever [rItriv] _n. 1> 2> , -. 3> _.
retroaction [retruQkSn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ()
retrograde [retrugreId] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; 3> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. ,
retrogress [retrugres] _v. 1> 2> ,
retrogression [retrugreSn] _n. 1> 2> ,
retrogressive [retrugresIv] _a. 1> 2> ,
retrospect [retruspekt] _n. , ; in retrospect
retrospection [retruspekSn] _n. ;
retrospective [retruspektIv] _a. 1> ݣ , 2> 3> _.
retrousse [rtruseI] _a. _. ģ, ( )
retry [ritraI] _v. 1> ( ) 2>
rettery [retrI] _n. _-. ,
return [rItn] 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 [rItni] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( ) 3> ( , ..)
returning officer [rItnINȍfIs] _n. ,
reunify [rijunIfaI] _v.
reunion [rijunjn] _n. 1> 2> ; ; family reunion 3>
reunite [rijunaIt] _v. 1> () 2>
rev [rev] _. 1. _n. () 2. _v. (); rev up , ;
revamp [rivQmp] _v. 1> _. , , 2> _. ( )
revanche [rIvANS] _n. _.
reveal _I [rIvil] _v. 1> ; ; to reveal a secret 2> , ; to reveal itself , _II [rIvil] _n. _. ; ( )
reveille [rIvQlI] _n. _. , ߣ,
revel [revl] 1. _n. 1> 2> ( _pl.) 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> , (in);
revelation [revIleISn] _n. 1> ; the Revelation(s) _. 2> ; ( ..);
revelry [revlrI] _n. 1> , 2>
revenge [rIvendZ] 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 revenge -., for revenge -.)
revengeful [rIvendZful] _a.
revenger [rIvendZ] _n.
revenue [revInju] _n. 1> (. ) 2> _pl. 3> 4> _attr. ; revenue cutter ; revenue officer
reverberant [rIvbrnt] _a. 1> ( ..) 2> ,
reverberate [rIvbreIt] _v. 1> (); ( ) 2> ( ) 3> _. ,
reverberating [rIvbreItIN] 1. _pres-p. reverberate 2. _a. 1> 2> ; reverberating peal of thunder 3> ; ( ..)
reverberation [rIvbreISn] _n. 1> ; 2> () 3> ,
reverberator [rIvbreIt] _n. 1> 2> = reverberatory furnace
reverberatory furnace [rIvbrtrIfnIs] _n. _.
revere [rIvI] _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> (R.) ( ); the R. gentleman , ģ ; the Very R. () ( ); the Right R. () ( ); the Most R. () ( )
reverent [revrnt] _a. ,
reverential [revrenSl] = reverent
reverie [revrI] _n. 1> , 2> ; to be lost in reverie ; to indulge in reverie
reversal [rIvsl] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; the reversal of judgement 3> _.
reverse [rIvs] 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 [rIvsbIlItI] _n. 1> 2> _.
reversible [rIvsbl] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> _. ,
reversion [rIvSn] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. (. reversion to type) 3> _. 4> ,
reversionary [rIvSnrI] _a. ,
revert [rIvt] _v. 1> ( ) 2> ( ) 3> _. 4> _. ; to revert the eyes > ; > ; 5> _.
revet [rIvet] _v. _. , ; to revet a trench ..
revetment [rIvetmnt] _n. _. , ; ,
review [rIvju] 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 [rIvju] _n. ;
revile [rIvaIl] _v. ; (), ,
revise [rIvaIz] 1. _n. _. ; 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , ,
revised [rIvaIzd] 1. _p-p. revise 2 2. _a. ; revised edition
reviser [rIvaIz] _n.
revision [rIvIZn] _n. 1> , 2> , 3>
revisionism [rIvIZnIzm] _n. _.
revisionist [rIvIZnIst] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
revisit [rivIsIt] _v.
revisory [rIvaIzrI] _a.
revival [rIvaIvl] _n. 1> ; ; R. of Learning , ( ) 2> (, ) 3> () 4> _attr. R. style _.
revive [rIvaIv] _v. 1> 2> 3> , ( ..) 4> ; , ( ..) 5> (, ) 6> , ; to revive a play
reviver [rIvaIv] _n. 1> , , . {. revive} 2> _.
revivification [rivIvIfIkeISn] _n. 1> , 2> _.
revivify [rivIvIfaI] _v. 1> , 2> _.
revocable [revkbl] _a.
revocation [revkeISn] _n. , ( ..)
revoke [rIvuk] 1. _v. 1> , (, ..) 2> () 3> _. 2. _n. _.
revolt [rIvult] 1. _n. 1> , ; in revolt ; ; to rise in revolt 2> , 3> 2. _v. 1> (against) 2> , ; (at, from, against) 3> ,
revolted [rIvultId] 1. _p-p. revolt 2 2. _a.
revolting [rIvultIN] 1. _pres-p. revolt 2 2. _a. ;
revolution _I [revluSn] _n. 1> 2> ; palace revolution 3> , _II [revluSn] _n. 1> 2> ; ; revolutions per minute 3> ; ; the revolution of the seasons ͣ 4> 5> _attr. revolution counter _. ޣ
revolutionary _I [revluSnrI] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; revolutionary ideas ; revolutionary discoveries , _II [revluSnrI] _a.
revolutionism [revluSnIzm] _n.
revolutionist [revluSnIst] _n.
revolutionize [revluSnaIz] _v. 1> 2>
revolve [rIvlv] _v. 1> (); () 2> 3> (. revolve in the mind)
revolver [rIvlv] _n. 1> 2> _.
revolving [rIvlvIN] 1. _pres-p. revolve 2. _a. 1> 2> , ; revolving door
revue [rIvju] _n. _. _. ,
revulsion [rIvlSn] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> 3> _. ( ..); () 4> _. ()
revulsive [rIvlsIv] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
reward [rIwd] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; in reward for smth. -. 2. _v. 1> 2> ;
rewarding [rIwdIN] 1. _pres-p. reward 2 2. _a.
reword [riwd] _v. 1> ; 2>
rewrite [riraIt] _v. (rewrote - rewritten) 1> 2> ,
rewritten [rirItn] _p-p. rewrite
rewrote [rirut] _p. rewrite
Reynard [rend], [renAd] _n. - ( )
rhapsode [rQpsud] _-. _n.
rhapsodic [rQpsdIk] _a. ;
rhapsodical [rQpsdIkl] _a. ;
rhapsodize [rQpsdaIz] _v. (. rhapsodize about, rhapsodize on)
rhapsody [rQpsdI] _n. 1> 2>
Rhenish [rinIS] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. = Rhine wine
rhenium [rinIm] _n. _.
rheostat [riustQt] _n. _.
rhesus [riss] _n. _.
rhetor [rit] _n. 1> 2>
rhetoric [retrIk] _n. 1> ; 2>
rhetorical [rItrIkl] _a.
rhetorician [retrISn] _n. 1> 2>
rheum [rum] _n. _. 1> ( ) 2>
rheumatic [rumQtIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2> _pl. _.
rheumaticky [rumQtIkI] _a. _.
rheumatism [rumtIzm] _n.
rheumatiz [rumtIz] (. _.) = rheumatism
Rhine wine [raInwaIn] _n. (),
Rhinestone [raInstun] _n. 1> 2>
rhino _I [raInu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _. _. rhinoceros _II [raInu] _n. _.
rhinoceros [raInsrs] _n.
rhodium [rudjm] _n. _.
rhododendron [ruddendrn] _n. _.
rhodonite [rudnaIt] _n. _.
rhomb [rm] _n.
rhombi [rmbaI] _pl. rhombus
rhombic [rmbIk] _a.
rhomboid [rmbId] _n.
rhombus [rmbs] _n. (_pl. es [Iz], bi)
rhubarb [rubAb] _n. _.
rhumb [rm] _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 rhyme )
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 [rIDm] _n. 1> 2> ()
rhythmic [rIDmIk] _a. , ,
rhythmical [rIDmIkl] _a. , ,
rial [ril] _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. ; (); R. 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
riceflakes [raIsfleIks] _n. _pl. _.
ricepaper [raIspeIp] _n.
ricewater [raIswt] _n.
rich [rItS] 1. _a. 1> (in rich -.) 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. _. ,
Richard Roe [rItSdru] _n. _. (. , ) {. . John Doe}
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. (. _sg. _pl.) _.
rickety [rIkItI] _a. 1> 2> ; ( ) 3> , ; rickety chair ; rickety house
ricksha, rickshaw [rIkS] _. _n.
ricochet [rIkSeI] 1. _n. 2. _v. ;
rictus [rIkts] _. _n.
rid [rId] _v. (rid, ridded [Id]) , (of rid -.); 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 [rIdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; , ; ; 2> 3> Σ () 4> ; 5> ( ); ; , 2. _v. ;
ridged [rIdZd] 1. _p-p. ridge 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> ( )
ridgepole [rIdZpul] _n. , ( )
ridgy [rIdZI] = ridged 2
ridicule [rIdIkjul] 1. _n. 1> ; ; to hold up to ridicule 2> 2. _v. ; ,
ridiculous [rIdIkjuls] _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 [raIdINhl] _n. ()
riding master [raIdINmAst] _n. 1> 2>
ridingbreeches [raIdINbrItSIz] _n. _pl. ,
ridinghabit [raIdINhQbIt] _n. ( )
ridinghag [raIdINhQg] _n. _.
Riesling [rislIN] _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> _. ,
riffraff [rIfrQf] 1. _n. , 2. _a. _. ޣ,
rifle [raIfl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _pl. _. ; 3> _attr. ; ; ; rifle company ; rifle battalion 2. _v. 1> 2> ( ) 3> 4> ( ..)
riflegreen [raIflgrin] _a. ԣ-̣ ( )
riflegrenade [raIflgrIneId] _n. _.
rifleman [raIflmn] _n. _. ; expert rifleman
riflepit [raIflpIt] _n. _. ,
riflerange [raIflreIndZ] _n. ,
rifleshot [raIflSt] _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)! _. ! ()
rightabout [raItbaut] _n. 1> 2> , ; rightabout face > _. ; > ,
rightandleft [raItndleft] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _a. _. ;
rightangled [raItQNgld] _a.
rightdown [raItdaun] _a. _. ;
righteous [raItSs] _a. 1> , 2> ; righteous indignation
righteousness [raItSsnIs] _n. 1> ; 2>
rightful [raItful] _a. 1> ; rightful heir 2> 3>
righthand [raIthQnd] _a. 1> ; righthand man > ( ); > " ", 2> _. ;
righthanded [raIthQndId] _a. 1> 2>
righthander [raIthQnd] _n. 1> , , 2> _.
rightist [raItIst] _n. _. ,
rightlined [raItlaInd] _a. ;
rightly [raItlI] _adv. 1> 2> 3>
rightminded [raItmaIndId] _a. 1> 2>
rightofway [raItvweI] _n. 1> 2>
rightwards [raItwdz] _adv.
rightwing [raItwIN] _a. _. ,
rigid [rIdZId] _a. 1> ֣, , ; ף 2> ; ̣ 3> , 4> ; ; rigid discipline ; rigid economy 5>
rigidity [rIdZIdItI] _n. 1> ֣; ף 2> , 3>
rigmarole [rIgmrul] _n. 1> , 2> _attr.
rigor [raIg] _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 [rIksdQg] _. _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 R.) 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 [rINuzl] _n. _.
ringbolt [rINbult] _n. _. -
ringbone [rINbun] _n. ()
ringdove [rINdv] _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
ringfence [rINfens] _n. ( -. )
ringfinger [rINfINg] _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 [rINlid] _n. , , ,
ringlet [rINlIt] _n. 1> 2>
ringleted [rINlItId], ringlety [rINlItI] _a. , ;
ringmail [rINmeIl] _n.
ringmaster [rINmAst] _n. ( )
ringnet [rINnet] _n.
ringtail [rINteIl] _n. _.
ringworm [rINwm] _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. R. Act ( ); to read the R. 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 [raIpErIn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
ripcord [rIpkd] _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 [rIpust] 1. _n. , ( ); _. . 2. _v. , ( ; . _.)
ripper [rIp] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; 3> = rip-saw 4> _. , ; Jack the R. _. -
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 [rIprQp] _n. _.
ripsaw [rIps] _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 rise -.) 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 [rIzIbIlItI] _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 [rIstu] _. _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 [d] - 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. ,
riverbed [rIvbed] _n.
riverhorse [rIvhs] _n. 1> , 2> _.
riverine [rIvraIn] = riverain 2
riverside [rIvsaId] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. , ; riverside villa
rivet [rIvIt] 1. _n. ̣ 2. _v. 1> , ̣ 2> (, )
riviere [rivjE] _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 Board [rudbd] _n.
road capacity [rudkpQsItI] _n.
road clearance [rudklIrns] _n. _. ,
road hog [rudhg] _n. , ,
road house [rudhaus] _n. , ;
road roller [rudrul] _n. ֣
road scraper [rudskreIp] _n. _. ;
Road up [rudp] _n. " " ( )
roadbed [rudbed] _n.
roadbook [rudbuk] _n. ,
roadless [rudlIs] _a.
roadman [rudmn] _n.
roadmetal [rudmetl] _n. , £
roadshow [rudSu] _n. _.
roadside [rudsaId] 1. _n. , 2. _a.
roadstead [rudsted] _n. _.
roadster [rudst] _n. 1> ; 2> ( , ) 3> ( ) 4> ,
roadtest [rudtest] _v. _.
roadway [rudweI] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ();
roam [rum] 1. _n. , 2. _v. , ,
roan _I [run] 1. _n. 2. _a. _II [run] _n. ( ̣)
roar [r] 1. _n. 1> ң; 2> ; roars of laughter , 2. _v. 1> , ; ; to roar with laughter ӣ ; to roar with pain 2> ( )
roarer [rr] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ̣
roaring [rrIN] 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 [rustINdZQk] _n.
rob [rb] _v. 1> ; 2> ; (-.); to rob smb. of his rights -. 3> _. ; () ; to rob the cradle _. ; to rob Peter to pay Paul ޣ
robber [rb] _n. ,
robbery [rbrI] _n. ; £; _. .
robe [rub] 1. _n. 1> (. _pl.) ; ; the long robe ; ; gentlemen of the (long) robe , 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. 5> _. ( ) 2. _v. ();
robin [rbIn] _n. 1> _. (. robin redbreast) 2> _.
Robin Goodfellow [rbIngudfelu] _n. ( ; )
robot [rubt] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> 4> _attr. ; robot bomb ; robot plane ̣; robot pilot
robust [rubst] _a. 1> , ; 2> , ( ) 3> _. ,
robustious [rubstSs] _a. _. _. , ;
roc [rk] _. _n. _.
rocambole [rkmbul] _n. _. -
rochet [rtSIt] _n. 1> 2>
rock _I [rk] _n. 1> , ԣ 2> (the R.) 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 [rk] _v. 1> (); (-); (); he rocked with laughter 2> , ; rocked in security , _III [rk] _n. _.
rock'n'roll [rknrul] _n. --
rock-and-roll [rknrul] = rock'n'roll
rock-bottom [rkbtm] _n. 1> ף 2> _attr. _. ( )
rock-cork [rkkk] _n. _.
rock-crystal [rkkrIstl] _n.
rock-drill [rkdrIl] _n. _. ,
rock-garden [rkgAdn] _n.
rock-hewn [rkhjun] _a.
rock-oil [rkȍIl] _n.
rock-salt [rkslt] _n.
rock-tar [rktA] _n.
rocker [rk] _n. 1> () 2> _. - 3> ( ) 4> Σ 5> = rocking-turn 6> _. , ; , ; off one's rocker _. , ,
rockery [rkrI] = rock-garden
rocket _I [rkIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _attr. ; ; rocket projector ͣ; rocket airplane ̣; ̣, ֣ ; rocket bomb ; rocket site ( ) 2. _v. 1> , 2> _II [rkIt] _n. _. ,
rocket-launcher [rkItlntS] _n. _. 1> أ 2>
rocketeer [rkItI] _n. 1> 2> -
rocketer [rkIt] _n. ,
rocketry [rkItrI] _n.
Rockies [rkIz] _n. _pl. _. _. (_. Rocky Mountains)
rocking-chair [rkINtSE] _n. -
rocking-horse [rkINhs] _n. -
rocking-turn [rkINtn] _n. "" ( )
rocky _I [rkI] _a. 1> , 2> , ף, ; _II [rkI] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> _. ( , ..)
rococo [rukuku] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> 2> , , 3>
rod [rd] _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 [rudeIu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _. 1> 2> ,
rodomontade [rdmnteId] 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 [rubk] _n.
Roentgenrays [rntjnreIz] = Roentgen rays
rogation [rugeISn] _n. (. _pl.)
Roger [rudZ] _n. 1> (. Sir Roger de Coverley) 2> the jolly Roger "ӣ ", ( ݣ ޣ ); Roger > _. ; > , ,
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 [rIl] _v. 1> (); 2> , ,
roily [rIlI] _a.
roister [rIst] _v.
roisterer [rIstr] _n. ,
roistering [rIstrIN] 1. _pres-p. roister 2. _n. 3. _a. ;
Roland [rulnd] _n. _. ; a Roland for an Oliver ; , ; to give smb. a Roland for an Oliver , ;
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 roll -.); 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 [rulkl] _n.
roll-collar [rulkl] _n.
roll-top desk [rultpdesk] _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 [rultaul] _n.
roller-bandage [rulbQndIdZ] _n. ,
roller-coaster [rulkust] _n. _. ()
roller-skate [rulskeIt] 1. _n. Σ 2. _v.
rollick [rlIk] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. , ,
rollicking [rlIkIN] 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 [rulINstk] _n. _-.
rolling-stone [rulINstun] _n. - ( )
roly-poly [rulIpulI] 1. _n. 1> (. roly-poly pudding) 2> _. (. £) 2. _a. _. ( £)
Rom [rm] _n. (_pl. Roma)
Roma [rm] _pl. Rom
Romaic [rumeIIk] 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 balance [rumnbQlns] _n.
Roman Catholic [rumnkQTlIk] 1. _n. 2. _a. -
Roman-Catholicism [rumnkTlIsIzm] _n.
romance [rumQns] 1. _n. 1> (. ) 2> ( ; . novel ) 3> , 4> _. 5> 6> , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , , 3> _. ( -.)
Romance [rumQns] 1. _n. _. 2. _a.
romancer [rumQns] _n. 1> 2> ڣ,
Romanes [rmnes] _n.
Romanesque [rumnesk] _. 1. _a. ( ) 2. _n.
Romanic [rumQnIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
Romanism [rumnIzm] _n. _. ,
Romanist [rumnIst] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
Romanize [rumnaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> 3>
romantic [reumQntIk] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> ( ..) 3> , 2. _n. 1> 2> _pl. ;
romanticism [rumQntIsIzm] _n.
romanticist [rumQntIsIst] _n.
Romany [rmnI] 1. _n. 1> ; ; the Romany _. 2> 2. _a.
Romish [rumIS] _a. _. -,
romp [rmp] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _v. 1> , ( ) 2> to romp home _.; to romp in ̣ ( )
romper [rmp] _n. (. _pl.)
rondeau [rndu] _n. _.
rondel [rndl] = rondeau
rondo [rndu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _.
rondure [rndju] _n. _. ;
rone [roun] _. ֣
Rontgen rays [rntjnreIz] _n. _pl.
rood [rud] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
rood-loft [rudlft] _n.
rood-screen [rudskrin] _n. ( )
roof [ruf] 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 [ruf] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
roofing [rufIN] 1. _pres-p. roof 2 2. _n. 1> 2> ; 3>
roofless [ruflIs] _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 [rum] 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 [rumndpIlsIstIm] _n. _. -
room-mate [rummeIt] _n.
roomer [rum] _n. ,
roomette [rumet] _n.
roomful [rumful] _n. (, ..)
roominess [rumInIs] _n. ,
rooming-house [rumINhaus] _n. _.
roomy [rumI] _a. , ;
roost [rust] 1. _n. 1> ; ; at roost {. . 2} 2> _. ; ; to go to roost , ; at roost {. . 1} to rule the roost , ; 2. _v. 1> 2>
rooster [rust] _n. 1> 2> ,
root _I [rut] 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 [rut] _v. _. _. , , (for)
root crop [rutkrp] _n.
rooted [rutId] 1. _p-p. root I, 2 2. _a. 1> ; (in rooted ޣ-.); 2> ( )
rooter _I [rut] _n. 1> , 2> , , 3> _II [rut] _n. _. _.
rootless [rutlIs] _a. ,
rootlet [rutlIt] _n.
rooty _I [rutI] _a. ; _II [rutI] _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 [rupsend] _n. _. Σ
rope-dancer [rupdAns] _n. ,
rope-drive [rupdraIv] _n. _.
rope-ladder [ruplQd] _n. 1> ң 2> _.
rope-walker [rupwk] = ropedancer
rope-yarn [rupjAn] _n. _.
ropemanship [rupmnSIp] _n. 1> 2>
roper [rup] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
ropeway [rupweI] _n.
ropy [rupI] _a. , ( );
Roquefort [rkf] _n. ( )
roquet [rukI] 1. _n. 2. _v. ( )
rorqual [rkwl] _n. _. ,
rosace [ruzeIs] _n. 1> = rose window 2> ()
rosaceous [ruzeISs] _a. 1> _. 2>
rosarium [ruzErIm] _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 [ruzwIndu] _n. _. -
rose-bush [ruzbuS] _n. ,
rose-colour [ruzkl] _n. 1> 2> 3> -.
rose-coloured [ruzkld] _a. 1> 2> ;
rose-colouredstarling [ruzkldstAlIN] _n. _.
rose-drop [ruzdrp] _n. _.
rose-leaf [ruzlif] _n. ; crumpled rose-leaf ,
rose-rash [ruzrQS] = roseola
rose-tree [ruztri] _n.
rose-water [ruzwt] _n. 1> 2> ; ;
roseate [ruzIIt] _a. 1> 2> ,
rosebud [ruzbd] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> _attr. ( )
rosemary [ruzmrI] _n. _.
roseola [ruzil] _n. _. 1> 2>
rosette [ruzet] _n. 1> 2>
rosewood [ruzwud] _n. , ()
rosin [rzIn] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ()
roster [rust] _n. 1> _. , 2>
rostra [rstr] _pl. rostrum
rostral [rstrl] _a. 1> ( ) 2> _. ;
rostrate [rstreIt] _a. 1> = rostral 1 2> _.
rostrated [rstreItId] _a. 1> = rostral 1 2> _.
rostrum [rstrm] _n. (_pl. -ra, -s [z]) 1> ; 2> 3>
rosy [ruzI] _a. 1> ; ; ( ) 2> , 3> ;
rot [rt] 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. [ruteIt] 1> () 2> (); () 2. _a. [ruteIt] _.
rotation [ruteISn] _n. 1> 2> ; ; rotation of crops ; by ( in) rotation ;
rotational [ruteISnl] _a. 1> , 2>
rotative [ruttIv] _a. 1> = rotational 2>
rotator [ruteIt] _n. 1> _. 2>
rotatory [ruttrI] _a. 1> , 2>
rote _I [rut] _n. _. _II [rut] _n. ; by rote ( , ..)
rotogravure [rutugrvju] _n.
rotor [rut] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ̣
rotor plane [rutpleIn] _n. ̣
rotten [rtn] _a. 1> , ; , 2> ; 3> , 4> _. , , ; to feel rotten 5> , ( )
rottenness [rtnnIs] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
rotter [rt] _n. _. ( )
rotund [rutnd] _a. 1> , ; , 2> ; 3> ̣ ( ); ( )
rotunda [rutnd] _n. _.
rotundity [rutndItI] _n. , ̣
rouble [rubl] _. _n.
roue [rueI] _n. _. ,
rouge _I [ruZ] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> _II [ruZ] _n. ( )
rougeetnoir [ruZeInwAr] _n. _. " ޣ" ( )
rough [rf] 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-bready 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 [rfhaus] _n. _. ,
rough-and-ready [rfndredI] _a. 1> -, 2> , ( , ɣ ..) 3> , ,
rough-and-tumble [rfndtmbl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _a.
rough-dry [rfdraI] 1. _a. , ( ) 2. _v.
rough-hew [rfhju] _v. ԣ
rough-house [rfhaus] _v. _. 1> 2> , ,
rough-neck [rfnek] _n. _. _. ,
rough-rider [rfraId] _n.
rough-spoken [rfspukn] _a.
roughage [rfIdZ] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ֣
roughcast [rfkAst] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a. 1> ( ) 2> 3. _v. 1> (), 2>
roughen [rfn] _v. () , ;
roughly [rflI] _adv. 1> ; 2> 3> , 4> , 5> ; roughly speaking
roughness [rfnIs] _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> , 4> , 5>
roughshod [rfSd] _a. ( ); to ride roughshod over , ,
roulade [rulAd] _n. _.
rouleau [rulu] _n. _. (_pl. -s [z], -leaux) 1> , ף 2> _. () ( )
rouleaux [ruluz] _pl. rouleau
roulette [rulet] _n. _. ( )
Roumanian [rumeInjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
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 [raundrbIn] _n. 1> , ( , ) 2> _. (, )
round-house [raundhaus] _n. 1> _. 2> _. _-. 3> _.
round-shot [raundSt] _n.
round-shouldered [raundSuldd] _a.
round-table [raundteIbl] _a. ()
round-the-clock [raundDklk] _a.
round-trip ticket [raundtrIptIkIt] _n. _.
round-up [raundp] _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 [raundzmQn] _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 [rut] 1. _n. , , , ; en route [ANrut] , ; 2. _v. [raut] _. _. 1> ( ̣ ) 2>
route-march [rutmAtS] _n. _. ,
routine [rutin] _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 [rlk] _n.
royal [rIl] 1. _a. 1> ; ; R. Society () ; R. Standard 2> ( , , ..) 3> , 4> _. , ; royal blue , ; R. Exchange ; royal mast _. --; royal road ̣ ( -.) 2. _n. 1> (the Royals) _pl. _. _. 2> _. 3> (. royal paper) 4> = royal stag 5> = royal mast {. 1}
royalist [rIlIst] _n. 1> 2> _. ( 177583 .) 3> _attr.
royalistic [rIlIstIk] _a.
royalstag [rIlstQg] _n. ( )
royalty [rIltI] _n. 1> ; 2> () 3> (. _pl.) 4> , 5> ( ); ( ); 6> _.
rub [rb] 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 rub -.); 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 [rbdb] _n. ; --
rubber _I [rb] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> _pl. 4> _pl. 5> ; 6> _. 7> 8> _attr. ; 2. _v. 1> , 2> _. _. , ; _II [rb] _n. _.
rubber plant [rbplAnt] _n. ,
rubber tree [rbtri] _n. ,
rubber-stamp [rbstQmp] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _. _. , , ; 2. _v. 1> 2> _. _. , ( ..)
rubberized [rbraIzd] _a. ;
rubberneck [rbnek] _. _. 1. _n. 1> , (. ) 2> _attr. rubberneck car, rubberneck auto, rubberneck bus () 2. _v. = rubber I, 2, 2
rubbing [rbIN] 1. _pres-p. rub 2 2. _n. 1> ; 2> , {. rub 2, 8}; to take ( to make) rubbings ,
rubbish [rbIS] _n. 1> , 2> , ; oh, rubbish! ! 3> _. 4> _. ;
rubbishy [rbISI] _a. ; ; ;
rubble [rbl] _n. 1> , , 2> 3> _.
rube [rub] _n. _. _.
rubefy [rubIfaI] _v. ; _.
Rubicon [rubIkn] _n. to pass ( to cross) the Rubicon ,
rubicund [rubIknd] _a.
rubidium [rubIdIm] _n. _.
rubify [rubIfaI] = rubefy
rubiginous [rubIdZIns] _a.
rubious [rubIs] _a. _.
ruble [rubl] = rouble
rubric [rubrIk] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> _. ( ) 4> _. _.
rubricate [rubrIkeIt] _v. 1> 2> 3> ( )
ruby [rubI] 1. _n. 1> 2> - 3> 4> 5> _. (, 5,5 , _. 3,5 ); above rubies 2. _a. , - 3. _v. -
ruche [ruS] _n. _.
ruck _I [rk] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _. , 4> _. , _II [rk] = ruckle I
ruckle _I [rkl] 1. _n. , 2. _v. , _II [rkl] 1. _n. , (. ) 2. _v. ,
rucksack [ruksQk] _. _n. ,
ruction [rkSn] _n. _. 1> (. _pl.) ; , 2> 3> , ,
rudder [rd] _n. 1> 2> _. ; elevating rudder 3>
rudder-post [rdpust] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
rudderless [rdlIs] _a. ; _.
ruddiness [rdInIs] _n. 1> 2>
ruddle [rdl] 1. _n. ֣ 2. _v. 1> 2> ()
ruddock [rdk] _n. _. ()
ruddy [rdI] 1. _a. 1> ; ruddy health 2> , 3> _. 2. _v. ()
rude [rud] _a. 1> , ; to be rude to smb. -. 2> , 3> , 4> 5> , ( ) 6> , 7> , 8> , 9> ( ); ; rude shock ; rude reminder ; rude awakening 10> ( )
rudeness [rudnIs] _n. . {. rude}
rudiment [rudImnt] _n. 1> 2> _pl. , ;
rudimentary [rudImentrI] _a. 1> , , 2>
rue _I [ru] 1. _n. _. 1> , 2> , ; crowned with rue _. 2. _v. , ; , ; I rued the day when... , ... _II [ru] _n. _. ()
rueful [ruful] _a. 1> , ; ; a rueful countenance 2> ; 3> ,
ruefully [rufulI] _adv. 1> , 2> ;
ruff _I [rf] _n. 1> ; 2> ( ) 3> () 4> _. , _II [rf] _n. () _III [rf] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
ruffed _I [rft] _p-p. ruff III, 2 _II [rft] _a. ( )
ruffian [rfjn] _n. , , ,
ruffianism [rfjnIzm] _n. ,
ruffianly [rfjnlI] _a.
ruffle _I [rfl] 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 [rfl] _n.
rufous [rufs] _a. -;
rug [rg] _n. 1> ף, 2> 3>
Rugby [rgbI] _n. _. (. Rugby football)
rugged [rgId] _a. 1> , , ; ; rugged verses ; rugged country, _. rugged terrain _. ޣ 2> , , ( ) 3> , ; rugged features , 4> , 5> , 6> ֣, ( ) 7> _. ,
rugger [rg] _. . Rugby
rugose [rugus] _a. ;
rugosity [rugsItI] _n. 1> ; 2>
rugous [rugs] = 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 [ruIneISn] _n. _. (-) ; ;
ruinous [ruIns] _a. 1> ; , 2> ,
rule [rul] 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 [rul] _n. _II [rul] _n.
ruling [rulIN] 1. _pres-p. rule 2 2. _n. 1> 2> ; ; 3. _a. , ; ; ruling passion ; ruling gradient _-. ߣ
rum _I [rm] _n. 1> 2> _II [rm] _a. _. , ; ; rum fellow ; rum start ; he feels rum
Rumanian [rumeInjn] = Roumanian
rumba [rmb] 1. _n. () 2. _v.
rumble [rmbl] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> , 3> , 4> _. _. (. rumble seat) 5> _. _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> (. rumble out, rumble forth) 3>
rumble-tumble [rmbltmbl] _n. 1> 2>
rumbustious [rmbstjs] _a. _. ,
rumen [rumIn] _n. ( )
ruminant [rumInnt] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n.
ruminate [rumIneIt] _v. 1> 2> , (over, of, on, about ruminate ޣ-.)
rumination [rumIneISn] _n. 1> 2>
rummage [rmIdZ] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , () 3> , أ 2. _v. 1> , (. rummage about, rummage in) 2> 3> , (. rummage out, rummage up)
rummage sale [rmIdZseIl] _n. (. )
rummer [rm] _n.
rummy [rmI] = rum II
rumormongering [rummNgrIN] _n. _.
rumour [rum] 1. _n. , , ; rumours are about ( afloat), rumour has it (that) ; there is a rumour 2. _v. ; ; it is rumoured that ,
rumoured [rumd] 1. _p-p. rumour 2 2. _a. the rumoured disaster , ۣ
rump [rmp] _n. 1> ; 2> (the R.) _. "",
rumple [rmpl] _v. 1> ; 2>
rumpsteak [rmpsteIk] _n. ,
rumpus [rmps] _n. _. ; , ;
rumpusroom [rmpsrum] _n. ( )
rumrunner [rmrn] _n. _. _. ݣ
run [rn] 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 run ..) 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 -., -.); ; > ( ); > ( ); 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 run ); > ; 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 ); > ( ); > (); 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 [rnbaut] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 2. _a. ;
runagate [rngeIt] _n. _.
runaway [rnweI] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> 5> , 2. _a. 1> ; ; runaway marriage 2> Σ ( ) 3> , ; runaway inflation 4> ̣, ; runaway victory _. ̣
rundown [rndaun] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 2. _a. 1> , 2> , ݣ 3> ģ ( )
rune [run] _n. _.
rung _I [rN] _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr. rung ladder _II [rN] _p. _p-p. ring II, 2
runic [runIk] _a. _.
runin [rnIn] _n. _. _. ;
runlet _I [rnlIt] _n. ţ _II [rnlIt] _n. _.
runnel [rnl] _n. 1> ţ 2> ,
runner [rn] _n. 1> , ; a poor runner ; a fast runner 2> 3> , , ; 4> _. 5> 6> 7> () 8> () 9> ( , ) 10> _. ; ; (); , ֣ 11> ; ( ) 12> (, ) 13> _. ()
runnerup [rnrp] _n. ,
running [rnIN] 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 [rnINnt] _n. ,
running mate [rnINmeIt] _n. 1> , 2> _. -
running title [rnINtaItl] _n. _.
runningboard [rnINbd] _n. ()
runny [rnI] _a. 1> , 2>
runon [rnn] 1. _n. _. 2. _a.
runout [rnaut] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> 4> _.
runt [rnt] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ; ,
runthrough [rnTru] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
runup [rnp] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _.
runway [rnweI] _n. 1> _. ̣ 2> ̣ 3> _. ; _-. 4> _. 5> 6> 7> ( ..) 8> _. , ,
rupee [rupi] _n. ( )
rupture [rptS] 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 [ruzeIrIn] _n.
ruse [ruz] _n. ,
rush _I [rS] _n. 1> _. ; ; 2> , ; not to care a rush ; not to give a rush for smth. -.; it's not worth a rush _II [rS] 1. _n. 1> , ; , ; a rush of customers 2> ( -.); ( -.); rush for wealth ; rush of armaments ; gold rush 3> (for rush ) 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 [rSkQndl] = rushlight 1
rushhours [rSauz] _n. _pl.
rushlight [rSlaIt] _n. 1> ̣ 2> ; ( ..)
rushy [rSI] _a. 1> , 2> ;
rusk [rsk] _n.
russet [rsIt] 1. _n. 1> - ; - 2> - 3> - - 2. _a. 1> -; - 2> _. ,
Russian [rSn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; ; the Russians _pl. _. 2>
russule [rsjul] _n. _.
rust [rst] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3> , ( ) 4> ֣ ( )
rustic [rstIk] 1. _a. 1> , ; 2> , 3> ; ԣ; ; rustic masonry ԣ , 2. _n. 1> , 2> ԣ ,
rusticate [rstIkeIt] _v. 1> , 2> , ; 3> () 4> _.
rustication [rstIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> () 3> _.
rusticity [rstIsItI] _n. 1> , 2>
rustle [rsl] 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _. _. 3> _. _. ()
rustler [rsl] _n. _. _. 1> , 2> _. ,
rustless [rstlIs] = rustproof
rustproof [rstpruf] _a.
rusty _I [rstI] _a. 1> , 2> ; ( ) 3> ; his French is a little rusty 4> 5> _II [rstI] _a. _III [rstI] _a. 1> ( ) 2> _. , ,
rut _I [rt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; -. , ; to move in a rut ң 3> _. ֣; , 2. _v. , _II [rt] _. 1. _n. , ( ) 2. _v. ( )
rutabaga [rutbeIg] _n.
ruth [ruT] _n. _. ,
ruthenium [ruTinjm] _n. _.
ruthless [ruTlIs] _a. ,
rutted _I [rtId] 1. _p-p. rut I, 2 2. _a. _II [rtId] _p-p. rut II, 2
rutty [rtI] = rutted I, 2
rye [raI] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _attr.
ryebread [raIbred] _n.
ryot [raIt] _n. ,
S s [es] (_pl. Ss, S's [esIz]) 1> 19- . 2> S; the river makes a great S
sabbath [sQbT] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( ) 3> _. , 4> (. witches' sabbath)
sabbath school [sQbTskul] _n.
sabbatic [sbQtIk] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( ); sabbatic year > _. ; > _. ( ) ,
sabbatical [sbQtIkl] _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 [sQbu] _n. _. ;
sabotage [sQbtAZ] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> ; act of sabotage 2. _v. 1> 2>
saboteur [sAbt] _n. _.
sabre [seIb] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _pl. 2. _v.
sabrerattle [seIbrQtl] _v.
sabrerattling [seIbrQtlIN] 1. _pres-p. sabrerattle 2. _n.
sabretache [sQbtQS] _n. _. _.
sabretoothed [seIbtuTt] _a. _. ; sabretoothed tiger ()
sabulous [sQbjuls] _a.
sac [sQk] _n. 1> _. , 2> ()
saccate [sQkeIt] _a. _. 1> 2> ޣ
saccharic [skQrIk] _a. saccharic acid _.
saccharify [skQrIfaI] _v. _. ()
saccharin [sQkrIn] _n.
saccharine _I [sQkrIn] = saccharin _II [sQkraIn] _a. 1> ; 2> ,
saccharose [sQkrus] _n. _. ,
sacciform [sQksIfm] _a. _.
sacerdotal [sQsdutl] _a. ,
sacerdotalism [sQsdutlIzm] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
sachem [seItSm] _n. _. 1> ( ͣ) 2> ͣ 3> _.
sack _I [sQk] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( XVIII .) 3> () 4> _. ; ; to get the sack ; to give smb. the sack -. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. _II [sQk] 1. _n. ; to put to the sack 2. _v. 1> 2> (ģ ) _III [sQk] _n. _. ,
sackcloth [sQkklT] _n. 1> ; ; 2>
sackcoat [sQkkut] _n. ,
sackful [sQkful] _n. (-.); sackfuls of grain
sacking _I [sQkIN] 1. _pres-p. sack I, 2 2. _n. 1> , 2> _II [sQkIN] _pres-p. sack II, 2
sackrace [sQkreIs] _n. ()
sacra [seIkr] _pl. sacrum
sacral [seIkrl] _a. 1> , 2> _.
sacrament [sQkrmnt] _n. 1> _. ; 2> , 3> ;
sacramental [sQkrmentl] _a. 1> , 2>
sacred [seIkrId] _a. 1> ; ; it's my sacred duty to do this ; sacred music 2> 3> ݣ (to)
sacrifice [sQkrIfaIs] 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 [sQkrIfISl] _a.
sacrilege [sQkrIlIdZ] _n. ,
sacrilegious [sQkrIlIdZs] _a. ,
sacrist [sQkrIst] _n. _.
sacristan [sQkrIstn] _n. _.
sacristy [sQkrIstI] _n.
sacrosanct [sQkrusQNkt] _a. ;
sacrum [seIkrm] _n. (_pl. rums [rmz], ra) _.
sad [sQd] _a. 1> , , ; a sad mistake 2> _. , ; sad coward ; he writes sad stuff 3> _. ֣, ( ) 4> , ԣ ( ); in sad earnest أ; sad dog ,
sadden [sQdn] _v. ()
saddle [sQdl] 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 [sQdlSuz] _n. _pl.
saddle strap [sQdlstrQp] _n.
saddleback [sQdlbQk] _n. ()
saddlebag [sQdlbQg] _n. ; ͣ
saddleblanket [sQdlblQNkIt] _n.
saddlebow [sQdlbu] _n.
saddlecloth [sQdlklT] _n.
saddlefast [sQdlfAst] _a.
saddlegirth [sQdlgT] _n.
saddlehorse [sQdlhs] _n.
saddlepin [sQdlpIn] _n. ( ..)
saddler [sQdl] _n. 1> , 2> _.
saddlery [sQdlrI] _n. 1> 2> 3>
saddlespring [sQdlsprIN] _n. ( ..)
saddletree [sQdltri] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> _.
sadiron [sQdaIn] _n.
sadism [seIdIzm] _n.
sadist [seIdIst] _n.
sadness [sQdnIs] _n. ,
safari [sfArI] _. _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 [seIfkndkt] _n. 1> 2> ,
safe deposit [seIfdIpzIt] _n. ;
safeguard [seIfgAd] 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 [seIftIktn] _n. _.
safety film [seIftIfIlm] _n. , ̣
safety fuse [seIftIfjuz] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
safety glass [seIftIglAs] _n. ,
safety island [seIftIaIlnd] _n. ( )
safety lamp [seIftIlQmp] _n. ,
safety match [seIftImQtS] _n. ()
safety razor [seIftIreIz] _n.
safety strip [seIftIstrIp] _n. ( )
safety-valve [seIftIvQlv] _n. 1> 2> _. , ; to sit on the safety-valve > , ..; >
safetybelt [seIftIbelt] _n. 1> 2> _.
safetybolt [seIftIbult] _n. _.
safetynut [seIftInt] _n. _.
safetypin [seIftIpIn] _n. ,
saffian [sQfjn] _. _n.
saffron [sQfrn] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. , 3. _v.
sag [sQg] 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 [sAg] _n. ,
sagacious [sgeISs] _a. 1> , ; 2> ; 3> ( )
sagacity [sgQsItI] _n. 1> ; 2> , () 3>
sagamore [sQgm] = sachem
sage _I [seIdZ] _n. _. _II [seIdZ] 1. _n. 2. _a. , ( _.)
sage tea [seIdZti] _n.
sagebrush [seIdZbrS] _n. _.
sagegreen [seIdZgrin] 1. _a. -̣ 2. _n. -̣ ( )
saggar [sQg] _n.
sagger [sQg] _n.
sagittal [sQdZItl] _a. 1> 2> _.
Sagittarius [sQdZItErIs] _n. ( )
sago [seIgu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) 1> () 2> _attr. sago palm
sahib [sAhIb] _. _n. 1> (S.) , (Raja S., the Colonel S.) 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.
sailcloth [seIlklT] _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 [seIlINkrAft] _n.
sailing-master [seIlINmAst] _n.
sailing-ship [seIlINSIp] _n. ,
sailing-vessel [seIlINvesl] = 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>
sailplane [seIlpleIn] _n. Σ
sainfoin [sQnfIn] _n. _.
saint [seInt] ( ); [snt], [sInt], [snt] ( ) _n.
sainted [seIntId] _a. 1> 2> ;
sainthood [seInthud] _n.
saintlike [seIntlaIk] = saintly
saintly [seIntlI] _a. ,
saith [seT] _. 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 [sQl] _n. _. _.
sal volatile [sQlvlQtlI] _n.
salaam [slAm] 1. _n. ( ) 2. _v.
salable [seIlbl] _a. 1> ; ( ) 2> ( )
salacious [sleISs] _a. 1> , 2>
salacity [slQsItI] _n. 1> , 2>
salad [sQld] _n. ;
saladbowl [sQldbul] _n.
saladdays [sQlddeIz] _n. ; ̣
saladdressing [sQlddresIN] _n.
saladoil [sQldȍIl] _n. , ;
salamander [sQlmQnd] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ڣ; 3>
salame [slAmI] _. _n. (_pl. mi) (. _pl.) ( ޣ )
salami [slAmI] _pl. salame
salammoniac [sQlmunIQk] _n.
salaried [sQlrId] _a. , , ; salaried personnel
salary [sQlrI] _n. ;
sale [seIl] _n. 1> ; ; to be for ( on) sale 2> , ; to put up for sale 3> (. _pl.) ; bargain ( clearance) sale
saleable [seIlbl] = salable
saleprice [seIlpraIs] _n. 1> _. 2> ; to sell at saleprice
saleroom [seIlrum] _n.
saleslady [seIlzleIdI] _. _. . saleswoman
salesman [seIlzmn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ֣ (. travelling salesman)
salesmanship [seIlzmnSIp] _n. 1> , 2> _. ;
salespeople [seIlzpipl] _n. _pl. _. _.
salesroom [seIlzrum] = saleroom
saleswoman [seIlzwumn] _n.
Salic [sQlIk] _a. _.
salicylic [sQlIsIlIk] _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. [slaIn] 1> 2> ̣ ; ̣ 3> _. 4> 2. _a. [seIlaIn] 1> , 2> ̣
salinity [slInItI] _n. ̣
saliva [slaIv] _n.
salivary [sQlIvrI] _a. ; salivary glands
salivate [sQlIveIt] _v. 1> 2>
salivation [sQlIveISn] _n.
sallow _I [sQlu] _n. _. _II [sQlu] 1. _a. , ( ) 2. _v. () ֣,
sally [sQlI] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> , 3> ( ..) 4> , 2. _v. 1> _. ( sally out) 2> (. sally forth, sally out)
Sally Lunn [sQlIln] _n. _.
sallyport [sQlIpt] _n. _. ( )
salmagundi [sQlmgndI] _n. _. 1> ( , ) 2> ,
salmi [sQlmi] _n. _.
salmon [sQmn] 1. _n. (_pl. .) ; ӣ; dog salmon _. ; red ( blueback) salmon ; humpback salmon _. 2. _a. -,
salmon trout [sQmntraut] _n. _. , -
salmoncoloured [sQmnkld] = salmon 2
salon [sQlN] _n. _. 1> ; ɣ 2> 3> (the S.)
saloon [slun] _n. 1> _. , ; 2> ( ); - 3> _. 4> _. ( )
saloon deck [slundek] _n. 1
salooncar [slunkA] = saloon 4
salooncarriage [slunkQrIdZ] = saloon 4
saloonkeeper [slunkip] _n. _. ;
Salopian [slupjn] _n.
salsify [sQlsIfI] _n. _.
salt [slt] 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 [sltbif] _n.
salt junk [sltdZNk] _n. _. _.
salt-cake [sltkeIk] _n. _. ,
salt-cat [sltkQt] _n.
salt-cellar [sltsel] _n.
salt-lick [sltlIk] _n. , , ;
salt-marsh [sltmAS] _n. ; , ̣
salt-mine [sltmaIn] _n.
salt-pan [sltpQn] _n. 1> , 2>
salt-petre [sltpit] _n. _.
salt-pond [sltpnd] _n.
salt-spoon [sltspun] _n.
salt-water [sltwt] _a.
salt-works [sltwks] = saltern
saltation [sQlteISn] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> ,
saltatory [sQlttrI] _a. 1> , 2> , ; saltatory evolution
salted [sltId] 1. _p-p. salt 3 2. _a. 1> ̣ 2> _. ̣, ֣
saltern [sltn] _n.
saltglaze [sltgleIz] _n. ,
salthorse [slths] _. . salt beef
salting [sltIN] 1. _pres-p. salt 3 2. _n. {. salt 3}
saltwort [sltwt] _n. _. , ;
salty [sltI] _a. 1> ̣ 2> ; , "̣"
salubrious [slubrIs] _a. , ; ; salubrious climate
salubrity [slubrItI] _n. 1> 2> ,
salutary [sQljutrI] _a. ; ,
salutation [sQljuteISn] _n.
salutatory [sljuttrI] _a.
salute [slut] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> _. _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> 3> _. 4> _. 5> ; ( ); a gloomy view saluted us
salvage [sQlvIdZ] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> 3> ӣ ; to make salvage (of) (-.) 4> ߣ 5> 6> 7> _. ; ; 2. _v. 1> (, ) 2> _. ;
salvation [sQlveISn] _n.
Salvation Army [sQlveISnAmI] _n.
Salvationist [sQlveISnIst] _n.
salve _I [sAv] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; _. 2. _v. 1> _. (); 2> (), (); to salve difficulties _II [sQlv] = salvage 2, 1
salver [sQlv] _n. (. )
salvo _I [sQlvu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) _. 1> ; with an express salvo 2> ף; 3> ; _II [sQlvu] _n. (_pl. oes, os [ouz]) 1> , 2> 3>
salvor [sQlv] _n. 1> 2> , (, )
Sam Browne [sQmbraun] _n. 1> _. (. sam Browne belt) 2> _. _.
samara [smAr] _n. _.
samarium [smeIrIm] _n. _.
sambo [sQmbu] _n. (_pl. os, oes [ouz]) 1> ( ) 2> (S.) _.
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 [sQml] _a. ֣, ( , ..)
sameness [seImnIs] _n. 1> , , ; 2>
samite [sQmaIt] _n. ֣ ۣ; ( )
samlet [sQmlIt] _n.
Sammy [sQmI] _n. sl ( )
samp [sQmp] _n. _.
sampan [sQmpQn] _n. ,
samphire [sQmfaI] _n. _.
sample [sAmpl] 1. _n. 1> , ; book of samples 2> 3> , 2. _v. 1> , 2> ,
sampler [sAmpl] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> _. ,
sampling [sAmplIN] 1. _pres-p. sample 2 2. _n. 1> 2> ,
Samson [sQmsn] _n. 1> _. 2>
Samuel [sQmjul] _n. _.
samurai [sQmuraI] _. _n. (_pl. .)
sanative [sQntIv] _a. ,
sanatoria [sQntrI] _pl. sanatorium
sanatorium [sQntrIm] _n. (_pl. ria)
sanatory [sQntrI] = sanative
sanctified [sQNktIfaId] 1. _p-p. sanctify 2. _a. 1> ݣ; ݣ 2>
sanctify [sQNktIfaI] _v. 1> 2> 3> 4>
sanctimonious [sQNktImunjs] _a.
sanctimony [sQNktImnI] _n.
sanction [sQNkSn] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> , (-.) 3> (. _pl.) , 4> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2>
sanctity [sQNktItI] _n. 1> 2> _pl. ; 3>
sanctuary [sQNktjurI] _n. 1> 2> ; to break the sanctuary ; to seek sanctuary 3> ; bird sanctuary
sanctum [sQNktm] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ; Σ
sanctum sanctorum [sQNktmsQNktrm] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ; Σ
sand [sQnd] 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 [sQndhg] _n. _. _. ,
sandal _I [sQndl] 1. _n. 1> 2> ( ..) 2. _v. (. _p-p.) _II [sQndl] _n.
sandal wood [sQndlwud] _n.
sandbag [sQndbQg] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> _. _. , ;
sandbank [sQndbQNk] _n. ,
sandbar [sQndbA] _n.
sandbath [sQndbAT] _n. _.
sandbed [sQndbed] _n. ,
sandblast [sQndblAst] _. 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. գ
sandblind [sQndblaInd] _a. _. ,
sandbox [sQndbks] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. 3> _. 4>
sandboy [sQndbI] _n. jolly ( happy) as a sandboy ,
sandcrack [sQndkrQk] _n. 1> 2> ( )
sanddune [sQnddjun] _n.
sanded [sQndId] 1. _p-p. sand 2 2. _a. 1> , 2>
sandeel [sQndil] _n. ()
sandglass [sQndglAs] _n.
sandhill [sQndhIl] _n.
sandman [sQndmQn] _n. _. ң; the sandman is about _.
sandmartin [sQndmAtIn] _n.
sandpaper [sQndpeIp] _n. ,
sandpiper [sQndpaIp] _n. _. ()
sandpit [sQndpIt] _n. 1> 2> _.
sandshoes [sQndSuz] _n.
sandspout [sQndspaut] _n.
sandstone [sQndstun] _n.
sandstorm [sQndstm] _n. ;
sandwich [sQnwIdZ] 1. _n. 1> , ; ham (egg, caviare, etc.) sandwich (, ..) 2> = sandwichman 3> _attr. _. ; to ride ( to sit) sandwich () 2. _v. , ()
sandwichboard [sQnwIdZbd] _n. ( )
sandwichman [sQnwIdZmQn] _n. - {. . sandwichboard}
sandy [sQndI] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> ,
sane [seIn] _a. 1> , ϣ 2> ; ;
sanforize [snfraIz] _v. ()
sang [sQNg] _p. sing 1
sanguinary [sQNgwInrI] _a. 1> , 2> 3>
sanguine [sQNgwIn] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> ; sanguine of success 3> 4> _. - 2. _n. _. 3. _v. _. () -
sanguineous [sQNgwInIs] _a. 1> 2> _. 3> - 4>
sanguivorous [sQNgwIvrs] _a. ( )
sanhedrim [sQnIdrIm] _n. _.
sanies [seInIiz] _n. _.
sanitaria [sQnItErI] _pl. sanitarium
sanitarian [sQnItErIn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a.
sanitarium [sQnItErIm] _n. (_pl. -ia, -s [z]) _. = sanatorium
sanitary [sQnItrI] _a. , ; sanitary belt ; sanitary engineering
sanitate [sQnIteIt] _v. 1> 2>
sanitation [sQnIteISn] _n. 1> , 2>
sanitize [sQnItaIz] = sanitate
sanity [sQnItI] _n. 1> 2> ,
sank [sQNk] _p. sink 2
sans [sQnz] _prep. _. _. ; sans teeth
Sanscrit [sQnskrIt] = Sanskrit
sansculotte [sQnzkjult] _n. _. 1> _. 2> ,
Sanskrit [sQnskrIt] 1. _n. 2. _a.
Santa Claus [sQntklz] _n. , ,
sap _I [sQp] 1. _n. 1> (); 2> ; 3> _. 4> _. 2. _v. 1> ; 2> 3> ԣ _II [sQp] 1. _n. 1> _. , ; 2> _. 2. _v. _. (-), ; (. _.) _III [sQp] _. _. 1. _n. 1> 2> ң; ; it is such a sap, it is too much a sap 2. _v. ( -.), _IV [sQp] _n. _. , ,
sap-green [sQpgrin] _n. ̣
sap-head [sQphed] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
sap-rot [sQprt] _n. _.
sap-wood [sQpwud] _n. _.
sapid [sQpId] _a. 1> 2> ,
sapidity [spIdItI] _n. 1> 2>
sapience [seIpjns] _n. (. _.)
sapient [seIpjnt] _a. , (. _.)
sapiential [seIpIenSl] _a. ,
sapless [sQplIs] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> ,
sapling [sQplIN] _n. 1> 2> 3>
saponaceous [sQpuneISs] _a. 1> 2> _.
saponify [spnIfaI] _v. _. ()
sapor [seIp] _n.
sapper [sQp] _n. У
sapphire [sQfaI] 1. _n. 2. _a. ԣ-
sappy _I [sQpI] _a. 1> 2> , ; , 3> _. , _II [sQpI] _a. _.
saprogenic [sQprudZenIk] _a. , ;
saprogenous [sprdZIns] _a. , ;
saprophyte [sQprufaIt] _n. _.
saraband [sQrbQnd] _n. ( )
Saracen [sQrsn] _n. _. ; Saracen corn
Saracenic [sQrsenIk] _a. _.
sarafan [sQrfQn] _. _n.
Saratoga [sQrtug] _n. , (. Saratoga trunk)
sarcasm [sAkQzm] _n.
sarcastic [sAkQstIk] _a.
sarcenet [sAsnIt] _n. ۣ
sarcoma [sAkum] _n. (_pl. -ata) _.
sarcomata [sAkumt] _pl. sarcoma
sarcophagi [sAkfgaI] _pl. sarcophagus
sarcophagus [sAkfgs] _n. (_pl. -agi)
Sard [sAd] = Sardinian
sardine [sAdin] _n. ; packed like sardines = ()
Sardinian [sAdInjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2>
sardonic [sAdnIk] _a.
sardonyx [sAdnIks] _n. _.
sargasso [sAgQsu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [ouz]) _.
sari [sAri] _n. ( )
sarong [srN] _n. ( )
sarsenet [sAsnIt] = sarcenet
sartor [sAt] _n. _.
sartorial [sAtrIl] _a. ,
Sasenach [sQsnQk] _n. _. _. _.
sash _I [sQS] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. , _II [sQS] _n. 1> ̣ 2> ߣ
sash-door [sQSd] _n. ̣
sash-frame [sQSfreIm] = sash II, 2
sash-tool [sQStul] _n.
sash-window [sQSwIndu] _n. ߣ
saskatoon [sQsktun] _n. _. (. saskatoon berry)
sassafras [sQsfrQs] _n. _.
sat [sQt] _p. _p-p. sit
Satan [seItn] _n.
Satanic [stQnIk] _a.
satchel [sQtSl] _n. , ( )
sate [seIt] = satiate 1
sateen [sQtIn] _n.
sateless [seItlIs] _a. _.
satellite [sQtlaIt] _n. 1> , ; 2> _. 3> ; manned satellite 4> ; -
satellite town [sQtlaIttaun] _n. -
satiable [seISjbl] _a. ң;
satiate [seISIeIt] 1. _v. 1> 2> 2. _a.
satiation [seISIeISn] _n. 1> 2>
satiety [staItI] _n. 1> , ; to satiety , ; 2>
satin [sQtIn] 1. _n. 1> 2> _attr. 2. _v. ( ..)
satin paper [sQtInpeIp] _n.
satin-wood [sQtInwud] _n.
satinet [sQtInet] _n. _.
satiny [sQtInI] _a. ,
satire [sQtaI] _n. 1> 2> , (on, upon)
satiric [stIrIk] _a.
satirical [stIrIkl] _a.
satirist [sQtrIst] _n.
satirize [sQtraIz] _v.
satis [sQtIs] _. _adv.
satisfaction [sQtIsfQkSn] _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 [sQtIsfQktrI] _a. 1> ; 2> ,
satisfy [sQtIsfaI] _v. 1> ; , (); to rest satisfied ; , 2> (, ..) 3> () 4> () 5> (of satisfy - that); ; to satisfy oneself ; I am satisfied that ,
satrap [sQtrp] _n.
satrapy [sQtrpI] _n.
saturate [sQtSreIt] 1. _v. 1> , (. _.); he is saturated with Greek history ݣ 2> _. , 3> ( ); 2. _a. _. ,
saturated [sQtSreItId] 1. _p-p. saturate 1 2. _a. , ( )
saturation [sQtSreISn] _n. 1> , ; to saturation () 2> _attr. ; saturation capacity
Saturday [sQtdI] _n.
Saturn [sQtn] _n. _., . _.
saturnalia [sQtneIlj] _n. _pl. 1> (S.) _-. 2> ( . sing) ,
saturnine [sQtnaIn] _a. 1> , 2> ; saturnine red
saturnism [sQtnIzm] _n. _. ,
satyr [sQt] _n. 1> 2> ,
sauce [ss] 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 [ssbut] _n.
saucebox [ssbks] _n. ()
saucepan [sspn] _n.
saucer [ss] _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr. saucer eyes ,
saucy [ssI] _a. 1> , 2> , ӣ 3> _. ; ,
sauerkraut [saukraut] _. _n.
sauna [saun] _. _n. ,
saunter [snt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. , ,
sauntering [sntrIN] _pres-p. saunter 2
saurian [srIn] _a.
saury [srI] _n. _.
sausage [ssIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> _. _. , ""
sausage roll [ssIdZrul] _n. 1> 2> , ޣ
sausage-meat [ssIdZmit] _n.
sausage-poisoning [ssIdZpIznIN] _n. _.
savage [sQvIdZ] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , , 3> _. ۣ 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> , , 3. _v. 1> , 2> , ( )
savagery [sQvIdZrI] _n. 1> 2> ,
savanna [svQn] _n.
savannah [svQn] _n.
savant [sQvnt] _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 [sQvIlI] _n. ,
saver [seIv] _n. 1> 2> , , ..; a washing-machine is a saver of time and strength
savin [sQvIn] _n. _. [seIvIN] 1. _pres-p. save 1 2. _a. 1> ; the savin grace of humour 2> , 3> ; savin clause , 3. _n. 1> 2> , ; at a savin 3> _pl. 4. _prep. , ; savin your presence ӣ ( );
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, saving your reverence 5. _cj. ,
savings-bank [seIvINzbQNk] _n. ;
savior [seIvj] _. = saviour
saviour [seIvj] _n. 1> , 2> (the S.) _. ,
savor [seIv] _. = savour
savory _I [seIvrI] _n. _. , _II [seIvrI] _. = savoury
savour [seIv] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , ( -.) 3> , 2. _v. 1> ; (of savour -.; . _.); 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 [svI] _n.
Savoyard [svIAd] _n. ,
savvey [sQvI] = savvy
savvy [sQvI] = savvey [sQvI] _. 1. _n. ; 2. _v. , ; no savvy ;
saw _I [s] _p. see I _II [s] _n. , (. old wise saw ) _III [s] 1. _n. ; circular saw ; cross-cut saw ; crown saw ; cylinder saw ; musical ( singing) saw "" , 2. _v. (sawed [d] - sawed, sawn) (); ; to saw the air ; ; to saw wood ,
saw-blade [sbleId] _n.
saw-buck [sbk] = saw-horse
saw-edged [sedZd] _a. ;
saw-fly [sflaI] _n. ()
saw-frame [sfreIm] _n. _.
saw-horse [shs] _n.
saw-set [sset] _n. ()
saw-tones [stunz] _n. _pl. , ; to speak ( to utter) in saw-tones
saw-tooth [stuT] _n.
saw-wort [swt] _n. _.
sawbones [sbunz] _n. _. _.
sawder [sd] _n. , (. soft sawder)
sawdust [sdst] _n. ; to let the sawdust out of smb. -.
sawfish [sfIS] _n. -
sawmill [smIl] _n. ;
sawn [sn] _p-p. saw III, 2
Sawney [snI] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
sawyer [sj] _n. 1> 2> () 3> _. ( )
sax _I [sQks] _n. ( ) _II [sQks] _. saxophone
saxhorn [sQkshn] _n. (_. )
saxifrage [sQksIfrIdZ] _n. _.
Saxon [sQksn] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> ( ) 3> ( -) 4> ; 2. _a. ;
Saxon blue [sQksnblu] _n. ԣ-
saxony [sQksnI] _n. 1> 2> (S.) _.
saxophone [sQksfun] _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 [skQb] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> , , 3> ( ) 4> _. 5> , 6> _. , 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
scabbard [skQbd] _n. ; to throw away the scabbard , ,
scabby [skQbI] _a. 1> ; 2> _. , ;
scabies [skeIbIiz] _n. _.
scabious [skeIbjs] _n. _.
scabrous [skeIbrs] _a. 1> _. _. , 2> , ; a scabrous problem 3> ң
scad [skQd] _n.
scads [skQdz] _n. _pl. _. _. 1> 2>
scaffold [skQfld] 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 [skQfldIN] 1. _pres-p. scaffold 2 2. _n. ,
scalar [skeIl] _a. _.
scalawag [skQlwQg] = scallywag
scald _I [skld] 1. _n. ( ) 2. _v. 1> , 2> ; _II [skld] _n. _III [skld] _n. _. ,
scald-head [skldhed] = scald III
scalded [skldId] 1. _p-p. scald I, 2 2. _a. 1> 2> ; scalded cream
scalding [skldIN] 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 [skeIlbim] _n. ()
scale-board [skeIlbd] _n. ,
scale-work [skeIlwk] _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 [skeIlin] _a. _.
scaling-ladder [skeIlINlQd] _n. 1> 2>
scallop [sklp] 1. _n. 1> _. () 2> 3> _pl. , 2. _v. 1> ( ..) 2> ;
scallop-shell [sklpSel] _n.
scallywag [skQlIwQg] _n. 1> _. _. , 2> ( ) 3> _. _. -
scalp [skQlp] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; to be out for scalps ; to take smb.'s scalp -. 2. _v. 1> 2> (., ڣ) 3> 4> _. _. ԣ
scalpel [skQlpl] _n. _.
scalper [skQlp] _n. 1> _-. 2> _. _.
scaly [skeIlI] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> _. ң,
scamp _I [skQmp] _n. _. , _II [skQmp] _v.
scamper [skQmp] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 3> 2. _v. ( , ..);
scampish [skQmpIS] _a. , ԣ;
scan [skQn] _v. 1> , 2> 3> ; ( ) 4> _. ;
scandal [skQndl] _n. 1> , ; what a scandal!, it is a perfect scandal! ! 2> , ; to talk scandal
scandal-bearer [skQndlbEr] = scandalmonger
scandalize [skQndlaIz] _v. 1> , 2> ,
scandalmonger [skQndlmNg] _n.
scandalous [skQndls] _a. 1> , 2>
Scandinavian [skQndIneIvjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2> _.
scandium [skQndIm] _n. _.
scanner [skQn] _n. 1> _. ף 2> _.
scanning [skQnIN] 1. _pres-p. scan 2. _n. _. ; ף
scansion [skQnSn] _n. ()
scant [skQnt] 1. _a. , ; ; scant eyebrows ; scant foothold ģ ; with scant courtesy ; scant of breath 2. _v. _. ( -.);
scantling [skQntlIN] _n. 1> _. ; 2> 3> ( ) 4> - 5>
scanty [skQntI] _a. , ,
scape _I [skeIp] _n. 1> (); 2> _. _II [skeIp] _. = escape I II
scapegoat [skeIpgut] _n. ڣ
scapegrace [skeIpgreIs] _n. _. ,
scaphander [skfQnd] _n.
scaphoid [skQfId] _a. _.
scapula [skQpjul] _n. (_pl. -lae) _.
scapulae [skQpjuli] _pl. scapula
scapular [skQpjul] 1. _a. _. 2. _n. ()
scar _I [skA] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> ; _. 2> , _II [skA] _n. ԣ,
scarab [skQrb] _n. ()
scaramouch [skQrmautS] _n. 1> (S.) ( 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 [skEhed] _n. ( )
scare-heading [skEhedIN] _n. ( )
scarecrow [skEkru] _n. ,
scared [skEd] 1. _p-p. scare 2 2. _a. ; scared face ( expression)
scaremonger [skEmNg] _n. ˣ
scarf _I [skAf] _n. (_pl. -s [s], scarves) 1> 2> _II [skAf] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. 1> , ; ԣ , 2> , 3> , 4> ( )
scarf welding [skAfweldIN] _n. _. ̣
scarf-pin [skAfpIn] _n.
scarf-skin [skAfskIn] _n. _. ,
scarification [skErIfIkeISn] _n. _-.
scarifier [skErIfaI] _n. _-.
scarify [skErIfaI] _v. 1> _. , 2> 3> 4> _-.
scarlet [skAlIt] 1. _n. 1> , - 2> 2. _a. , -; to turn scarlet
scarlet fever [skAlItfiv] _n.
scarlet hat [skAlIthQt] _n.
scarlet runner [skAlItrn] _n. _.
scarlet whore [skAlIth] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _. - ;
scarlet woman [skAlItwumn] = scarlet whore
scarp [skAp] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
scarring [skArIN] 1. _pres-p. scar I, 2 2. _n. 1> 2>
scarves [skAvz] _pl. scarf I
scary [skErI] _a. _. 1> 2>
scat _I [skQt] _n. ( ) _II [skQt] _interj. !; () !
scathe [skeID] 1. _n. , ; without scathe 2. _v. 1> , 2> (, ..)
scatheless [skeIDlIs] _a. (. _predic.)
scathing [skeIDIN] 1. _pres-p. scathe 2 2. _a. , , ; scathing criticism ; scathing sarcasm ; scathing look
scatter [skQt] _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 [skQtbreIn] _n. ,
scatter-brained [skQtbreInd] _a. ,
scattered [skQtd] 1. _p-p. scatter 2. _a. 1> , ( , ) 2> , ; scattered instances ; scattered clouds
scaup [skp] _n. _.
scaup-duck [skpdk] _n. _.
scaur [sk] = scar II
scavenge [skQvIndZ] _v. 1> ( ) 2> _. (); 3> , ( ..)
scavenger [skQvIndZ] _n. 1> , 2> , , 3> ,
scavenger's daughter [skQvIndZzdt] _n. _. ( )
scavenging [skQvIndZIN] 1. _pres-p. scavenge 2. _n. 1> 2> _. ()
scenario [sInArIu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz])
scenarist [sinrIst] _n.
scene [sin] _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 [sinSIft] _n.
scene-designer [sindIzaIn] = scene-painter
scene-dock [sindk] _n.
scene-painter [sinpeInt] _n. -
scenery [sinrI] _n. 1> 2>
scenic [sinIk] _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 [Sedjul] 1. _n. 1> , , ; 2> , ; ; to be behind schedule ; on schedule , 3> _. 2. _v. 1> (, ..) 2> ( ) 3> ; ; ; the journey is scheduled for five days
schematic [skImQtIk] _a.
scheme [skim] 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 [skim] _n. 1> 2> ԣ
Schiedam [skIdQm] _n.
schilling [SIlIN] _. _n. ( )
schism [sIzm] _n. , ,
schismatic [sIzmQtIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
schist [SIst] _n.
schistose [SIstus] _a. _. 1> 2>
schistous [SIsts] _a. _. 1> 2>
schizophrenia [skItsufrinj] _n.
scholar [skl] _n. 1> ޣ 2> - 3> _. ; I'm not much of a scholar - 4> _. () 5> 6> _.
scholarly [skllI] _a. ޣ; ޣ
scholarship [sklSIp] _n. 1> ޣ, 2>
scholastic [sklQstIk] 1. _a. 1> , ; ; a scholastic institution 2> ; 3> ޣ; scholastic degree ޣ 2. _n. ,
scholasticism [sklQstIsIzm] _n.
scholia [skulj] _pl. scholium
scholiast [skulIQst] _n. ,
scholium [skuljm] _n. (_pl. lia) ,
school _I [skul] 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 [skul] 1. _n. , () 2. _v.
school leaver [skulliv] _n. 1> , 2>
school miss [skulmIs] _n. 1> 2> ,
school pence [skulpens] _n. _.
school-board [skulbd] _n. _.
school-book [skulbuk] _n. ,
school-ma'am [skulmQm] _n. _.
school-marm [skulmAm] = school-ma'am
school-mate [skulmeIt] _n.
school-ship [skulSIp] _n. _.
school-teacher [skultitS] _n. ,
school-time [skultaIm] _n. 1> 2> ,
schoolable [skulbl] _a. 1> 2>
schoolboy [skulbI] _n. 1> , 2> _attr.
schoolfellow [skulfelu] _n. , ,
schoolgirl [skulgl] _n. ,
schooling [skulIN] 1. _pres-p. school I, 2 2. _n. 1> () 2> 3> _.
schoolman [skulmn] _n. 1> , 2> ( )
schoolmaster [skulmAst] _n. , ; ,
schoolmasterly [skulmAstlI] _a.
schoolmistress [skulmIstrIs] _n.
schoolroom [skulrum] _n. , ;
schools [skulz] _n. _pl. ޣ ( )
schooner _I [skun] _n. 1> 2> = prairie-schooner _II [skun] _n. _. _.
sciagram [saIgrQm] _n.
sciagraph [saIgrAf] _n.
sciagraphy [saIQgrfI] _n. 1> 2> ( )
sciatic [saIQtIk] _a. _.
sciatica [saIQtIk] _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 [saInsfIkSn] _n.
sciential [saIenSl] _a. 1> 2> , ޣ
scientific [saIntIfIk] _a. 1> 2> ( )
scientist [saIntIst] _n. 1> ޣ 2>
scilicet [saIlIset] _. _adv. ;
scimitar [sImIt] _n.
scintilla [sIntIl] _n. ; (. _.); not a scintilla of smth. , ͣ -.
scintillate [sIntIleIt] _v. ; ; ; to scintillate pleasure ( delight) ; to scintillate anger
scintillation [sIntIleISn] _n. , ;
sciolism [saIulIzm] _n. ޣ,
sciolist [saIulIst] _n. ޣ
scion [saIn] _n. 1> () 2> ,
scission [sIZn] _n. ,
scissor [sIz] _v. _. (. scissor off, scissor up); (. scissor out)
scissors [sIzz] _n. _pl. (. a pair of scissors) scissors and paste
Sclav [sklAv] = Slav, Slavonic
Sclavonic [sklvnIk] = Slav, Slavonic
scleroses [sklIrusiz] _pl. sclerosis
sclerosis [sklIrusIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) _.
sclerotic [sklIrtIk] _a.
scobs [skbz] _n. _pl. 1> , 2> ,
scoff [skf] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. , 2. _v. 1> , , 2> _.
scoffer [skf] _n. ,
scold [skuld] 1. _v. 1> (), 2> , 2. _n.
scolding [skuldIN] 1. _pres-p. scold 1 2. _n. ;
scollop [sklp] = scallop
scon [skn] = scone
sconce _I [skns] _n. 1> _. , ; 2> _. , _II [skns] _n. 1> ; 2> _III [skns] _n. _. 1> 2> , _IV [skns] 1. _n. (. ) ( ) 2. _v. {. 1}
scone [skn] _n. У
scoop [skup] 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 [skupnet] _n.
scoot [skut] _v. _. _. ,
scooter [skut] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
scop [skp] _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 [skbjutIk] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
scorch [sktS] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. 2. _v. 1> (), (); ; 2> ; ( ) 3> , 4> _.
scorched [sktSt] 1. _p-p. scorch 2 2. _a. ̣, ; scorched earth policy _.
scorcher [sktS] _n. 1> 2> _. ( ..)
scorching [sktSIN] 1. _pres-p. scorch 2 2. _a. 1> ; 2> , ( )
score [sk] 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 [skr] _n. 1> ޣ , ˣ 2> ,
scoria [skrI] _n. (_pl. -ae) 1> ; 2> _pl. _.
scoriae [skrIi] _pl. scoria
scorify [skrIfaI] _v. _.
scorn [skn] 1. _n. 1> ; to think scorn of 2> 3> 2. _v. ; to scorn lying
scornful [sknful] _a. ;
Scorpio [skpIu] _n. ( )
scorpion [skpjn] _n. 1> 2> _. ; to chastise with scorpions , 3> (S.) = Scorpio
Scot [skt] _n. 1> 2> _.
scot [skt] _n. _. , ; to pay scot and lot ; _.
scot-free [sktfri] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _adv.
Scotch [sktS] 1. _a. ; Scotch broth ; Scotch fir ( pine) ( ); Scotch kale 2. _n. 1> (the Scotch) _. 2> 3> _.
scotch [sktS] 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>
Scotch tape [sktSteIp] _n. , ""
Scotchman [sktSmn] _n. ; Flying Scotchman -
Scotchwoman [sktSwumn] _n.
scoter [skut] _n. _.
Scotland yard [sktlndjAd] _n. - ( )
Scots [skts] 1. _n. 2. _a.
Scotsman [sktsmn] = Scotchman
Scotswoman [sktswumn] = Scotchwoman
Scotticism [sktIsIzm] _n. , ,
Scotticize [sktIsaIz] _v.
Scottish [sktIS] _a. ; Scottish dialect
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 [skdZ] 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 [skautmAst] _n.
scow [skau] _n.
scowl [skaul] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. , (at)
scrabble [skrQbl] _v. 1> , 2> (. scrabble about) 3>
scrag [skrQg] 1. _n. 1> , , " "; 2> 3> _. 2. _v. 1> _. () 2> _. , ; ģ
scraggy [skrQgI] _a.
scram [skrQm] _v. _. _. ; scram! !, !, !
scramble [skrQmbl] 1. _n. 1> , , ( ) 2> 2. _v. 1> ; , 2> ; ( ) 3> , (for scramble -.) 4> () 5> -
scrambled eggs [skrQmbldegz] _n. _pl. -
scrannel [skrQnl] _a. _. 1> ; 2>
scrap _I [skrQp] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> _pl. , 3> 4> _. , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _II [skrQp] _. 1. _n. , ; 2. _v.
scrap-book [skrQpbuk] _n.
scrap-heap [skrQphip] _n. , (. _.); to throw on the scrap-heap
scrap-iron [skrQpaIn] = scrap I, 4
scrap-metal [skrQpmetl] = scrap I, 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 [skrQpl] _n. _.
scrappy [skrQpI] _a. 1> , 2> ,
scratch [skrQtS] 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 [skrQtS] _n. Old Scratch
scratch-cat [scrQtSkQt] _n. _. ,
scratch-race [skrQtSreIs] _n. _.
scratch-wig [skrQtSwIg] _n.
scratch-work [skrQtSwk] _n. _.
scratchy [skrQtSI] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> , ( ) 3> , ( ); a scratchy woolen sweater 4> ۣ, 5> , ( )
scrawl [skrl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. 1> 2>
scrawny [skrnI] _a. _. , ,
screak [skrik] _v. ,
scream [skrim] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; screams of laughter 2> _. , , , .. 2. _v. , ; ( , ); to scream with laughter ,
screamer [skrim] _n. 1> , , 2> _. 3> _. , .., 4> _. 5> _. , , .. 6> _. _.
screaming [skrimIN] 1. _pres-p. scream 2 2. _a. 1> ( , ..) 2> ; screaming fun ( farce)
screamy [skrimI] _a. 1> ; 2> ( )
scree [skri] _n. ;
screech [skritS] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ( ..) 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
screech-owl [skritSaul] _n. 1> _. 2>
screechy [skritSI] _a. , ,
screed [skrid] _n. 1> , .. 2> _. ( )
screen [skrin] 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 [skrinwaIp] _n. ( ), ""
screening [skrinIN] 1. _pres-p. screen 2 2. _n. 1> _pl. 2> 3> , 4> ģ 5> _. ,
screenplay [skrinpleI] _n.
screenwriter [skrinraIt] _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 -.); 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 [skrukplIN] _n. _.
screw steamer [skrustim] _n.
screw valve [skruvQlv] _n. _.
screw-ball [skrubl] _n. _. _. 1> ; 2>
screw-bolt [skrubult] _n.
screw-cutter [skrukt] _n.
screw-die [skrudaI] _n. _. ,
screw-jack [skrudZQk] _n.
screw-nail [skruneIl] _n.
screw-nut [skrunt] _n.
screw-plate [skrupleIt] _n. _.
screw-propeller [skruprpel] _n.
screw-thread [skruTred] _n. _. ,
screw-wheel [skruwil] _n. _. ,
screw-wrench [skrurentS] _n. _.
screwdriver [skrudraIv] _n. 1> ף 2>
screwed [skrud] 1. _p-p. screw 2 2. _a. _. ;
screwy [skruI] _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 [skrImIdZ] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> _. ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> _.
scrimp [skrImp] _v. ( -.);
scrimpy [skrImpI] _a. 1> 2> ,
scrimshank [skrImSQNk] _v. _. _. , ""
scrimshaw [skrImS] 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 [skrIptrI] _pl. scriptorium
scriptorium [skrIptrIm] _n. (_pl. s [z], ria) ( )
scriptural [skrIptSrl] _a. ,
scripture [skrIptS] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. 4> 5> _attr.
scriptwriter [skrIptraIt] _n. 1> 2>
scrivener [skrIvn] _n. _. 1> 2> ; scrivener's palsy _.
scrofula [skrfjul] _n. _.
scrofulous [skrfjuls] _a. 1> _. 2> ݣ
scroll [skrul] 1. _n. 1> , 2> (); 3> , 4> _. , 5> _. , 6> _. , 7> 8> _. 2. _v.
scrollwork [skrulwk] _n.
Scrooge [skrudZ] _n. _.
scroop [skrup] 1. _n. 2. _v.
scrota [skrut] _pl. scrotum
scrotum [skrutm] _n. (_pl. ta) _.
scrounge [skraundZ] _v. _. 1> , , 2> ; ޣ
scrub _I [skrb] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> _. 5> _. 2. _a. _. = scrubby _II [skrb] 1. _n. 1> ݣ 2> ֣ ݣ 3> ģ, ֣, 2. _v. 1> , , , ݣ 2> _. 3> _. (out); to scrub out an order
scrubber [skrb] _n. _. 1> 2>
scrubbingbrush [skrbINbrS] _n. ֣ ݣ
scrubbrush [skrbbrS] _. = scrubbingbrush
scrubby [skrbI] _a. 1> 2> , 3> 4>
scrubup [skrbp] _n.
scrubwoman [skrbwumn] _n. _. ģ ;
scruff [skrf] _n. ; to take by the scruff of the neck
scruffy [skrfI] _a. _. ,
scrum [skrm] = scrimmage
scrummage [skrmIdZ] = scrimmage
scrumptious [skrmpSs] _a. _. ,
scrunch [skrntS] = crunch
scruple [skrupl] 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 [skrupjulsItI] _n. 1> 2> ,
scrupulous [skrupjuls] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> , ̣
scrutator [skruteIt] _n. (-.)
scrutineer [skrutInI] _n. ,
scrutinize [skrutInaIz] _v. 1> 2>
scrutiny [skrutInI] _n. 1> 2> ; 3>
scry [skraI] _v. " ",
scuba [skub] _n. (_. selfcontained underwater breathing apparatus) ,
scud [skd] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> ; 2. _v. 1> , , 2> _.
scuff [skf] _v. 1> 2> () ( , )
scuffle [skfl] 1. _n. 1> 2> () 2. _v. 1> 2>
scull [skl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> ף 2> ,
sculler [skl] _n. 1> ף 2> ,
scullery [sklrI] _n. 1> 2> _.
scullion [skljn] _n. _. 1> ң 2>
sculp [sklp] _v. _. ,
sculpt [sklpt] = sculpture 2
sculptor [sklrt] _n. ,
sculptress [sklptrIs] _n. -
sculptural [sklptSrl] _a.
sculpture [sklptS] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 3> 2. _v. 1> , , 2> 3> ;
sculpturesque [sklptSresk] _a. ,
scum [skm] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 3> ; the scum _. () 4> 5> _. , 2. _v. 1> 2>
scumble [skmbl] _v. _. ,
scummy [skmI] _a. 1> 2> ,
scunner [skn] _. 1. _n. ; to take a scunner (at, against) 2. _v.
scupper [skp] 1. _n. _. 2. _v. _. 1> 2> 3> ( )
scurf [skf] _n. 1> 2> ̣,
scurfy [skfI] _a. 1> 2> ̣,
scurrility [skrIlItI] _n. ,
scurrilous [skrIls] _a. , ;
scurry [skrI] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> 4> , 2. _v. 1> (. ) 2> ; 3> ; -,
scurvied [skvId] _a.
scurvy _I [skvI] _n. _. _II [skvI] _a. , ,
scut [skt] _n. (. , , )
scuta [skjut] _pl. scutum
scutate [skjuteIt] _a. _.
scutch [sktS] 1. _n. 2. _v. , (̣, ..)
scutcheon [sktSn] _n. 1> 2>
scutcher [sktS] _n. , ;
scute [skjut] = scutum
scuttle _I [sktl] _n. ģ _II [sktl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _v. , _III [sktl] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ; 3> 2. _v. 1> , 2> , 3> ,
scuttlebutt [sktlbt] _n. 1> _. 2> _. _.
scutum [skjutm] _. _n. (_pl. ta) _.
scythe [saID] _-. 1. _n. 2. _v.
Scythian [sIDIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2>
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 [sibE] _n. _. 1> 2>
sea captain [sikQptIn] _n. 1> 2> _.
sea cook [sikuk] _n. _. _. son of a sea cook
sea cucumber [sikjukmb] _n. _.
sea elephant [sielIfnt] _n. _.
sea front [sifrnt] _n. ; ,
sea kale [sikeIl] _n. _.
sea lawyer [silj] _n. _. _. ,
sea power [sipau] _n.
sea serpent [sispnt] _n.
seaanchor [siQNk] _n. _.
seaape [sieIp] _n. _. ,
seabathing [sibADIN] _n.
seabiscuit [sibIskIt] _n. ;
seaboard [sibd] _n. 1> , , 2> _attr. ;
seaborn [sibn] _a. _. ģ ; the seaborn town
seaborne [sibn] _a. ; seaborne trade ; a seaborne invasion
seabreeze [sibriz] _n. ,
seacalf [sikAf] _n. _. ()
seacard [sikAd] _n.
seachest [sitSest] _n.
seacock [sikk] _n. 1> _. , 2> _.
seacow [sikau] _n. _. 1> 2> 3> 4>
seacraft _I [sikrAft] _n. _. , _II [sikrAft] _n.
seadog [sidg] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> , 5> _. ;
seadrome [sidrum] _n.
seafarer [sifEr] _n. _. ,
seafaring [sifErIN] 1. _n. 2. _a.
seafight [sifaIt] _n.
seafire [sifaI] _n. ,
seafolk [sifuk] _n. (. . . .)
seafood [sifud] _n. _. , , , ..
seagauge [sigeIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2>
seagirt [sigt] _a. _.
seagoing [siguIN] _a. ( );
seagreen [sigrin] 1. _n. 2. _a.
seagull [sigl] _n.
seahare [sihE] _n. _. ()
seahorse [sihs] _n. 1> _. Σ 2> 3> - ( )
seajelly [sidZelI] _n.
seaking [sikIN] _n. _I [sil] 1. _n. 1> _. ; common seaking ; eared seaking ; ; fur seaking 2> 3> 2. _v. , _II [sil] 1. _n. 1> ; ; Great S., State S. ; Privy S. ; to receive (to return) the seakings () ; to set one's seaking to > , ; > ; under my hand and seaking ; under the seaking of secrecy ( confidence, silence) , 2> , , ; the seaking of approval 3> _. , 4> _. ; 5> _. ; seaking of love (, £ ..); seaking of death in one's face 2. _v. 1> , 2> ( ..) 3> (. seaking up); my lips are seakinged ; 4> , 5> , ; , (. seaking up) 6> ; his answer seakinged our fate 7> ; to seaking a marriage
sealane [sileIn] _n.
sealed [sild] 1. _p-p. seal II, 2 2. _a. 1> 2> , ; it is a sealed book to me ,
sealegs [silegz] _n. pl: to find ( to get, to have) one's sealegs
sealer [sil] _n. 1> 2>
sealery [silrI] _n.
sealetter [silet] _n. ( ),
sealfishery [silfISrI] _n.
sealine _I [silaIn] _n. 1> 2> ( ) _II [silaIn] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> _.
sealingwax [silINwQks] _n.
sealring [silrIN] _n.
sealrookery [silrukrI] = sealery
sealskin [silskIn] _n. 1> 2>
seam [sim] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. ; 4> _. , 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
seamaid [simeId] _n. ;
seaman [simn] _n. ;
seamanship [simnSIp] _n. ;
seamark [simAk] _n. 1> ; 2> ( )
seamew [simju] = seagull
seamless [simlIs] _a. 1> ; 2> ( )
seamstress [sImstrIs] _n.
seamy [simI] _a. ; the seamy side ; to know the seamy side of life ԣ
Seanad eireann [sQndErn] _. _n. ,
seance [seIAns] _n. _. 1> ; 2>
seapay [sipeI] _n. _.
seapen [sipn] _n. _. ()
seapiece [sipis] _n. _. ,
seapike [sipaIk] _n.
seaplane [sipleIn] _n. ̣
seaport [sipt] _n. ;
seaquake [sikweIk] _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 [stS] 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 !
searching [stSIN] 1. _pres-p. search 2 2. _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( ) 3> ( )
searchlight [stSlaIt] _n.
searchparty [stSpAtI] _n.
searchwarrant [stSwrnt] _n.
seared [sId] 1. _p-p. sear I, 2 2. _a. , ; seared conscience
searover [siruv] _n. 1> 2>
seasand [sisQnd] _n. ;
seascape [siskeIp] = seapiece
seashore [siS] _n. ;
seasickness [sisIknIs] _n.
seaside [sisaId] _n. 1> = seashore 2> (. seaside resort) 3> _attr.
seasnake [sisneIk] = sea serpent
season [sizn] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; the (London) season () ( - ); the dead ( the off, the dull) season ͣ ; _. ( ), 3> _. . seasonticket 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 [siznbl] _a. 1> 2>
seasonal [siznl] _a.
seasoned [siznd] 1. _p-p. season 2 2. _a. 1> ( ..) 2> ̣, ; seasoned soldier ̣ ; with seasoned eye ͣ 3> ( )
seasoning [siznIN] 1. _pres-p. season 2 2. _n. 1> ( , ..) 2>
seasonticket [sizntIkIt] _n. 1> 2>
seat [sit] 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 [sit] - ; two seater, four seater , ң , ̣ ..
seaurchin [siȫtSIn] _n. _.
seawall [siwl] _n.
seaward [siwd] 1. _a. 2. _adv. ,
seawards [siwdz] = seaward 2
seaway [siweI] _n. 1> , 2> ; in a heavy seaway
seaweed [siwid] _n.
seaworthy [siwDI] _a.
sebaceous [sIbeISs] _a. _. ; sebaceous glands ; sebaceous humour ̣
sec [sek] _a. _. ( )
secant [siknt] _. 1. _n. ; 2. _a. ,
secateur [sekt] _n. _. (_pl.) ,
secateurs [sektz] _n. _. (_pl.) ,
secede [sIsid] _v. , , (from secede ..)
secernent [sIsnnt] _a. _.
secession [sIseSn] _n. ( , ..); ;
secessionist [sIseSnIst] _n. ,
seclude [sIklud] _v. , (from); to seclude oneself (from society) , Σ ;
secluded [sIkludId] 1. _p-p. seclude 2. _a. Σ;
seclusion [sIkluZn] _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> . [sIknd] _. 5. _adv. 1> - 2> ; _II [seknd] _n. ; , ; wait a second ;
secondary [sekndrI] 1. _a. 1> ; ; ; secondary colours ; secondary planet 2> 3> ( ); secondary school 4> _. 2. _n. 1> Σ 2>
secondbest [sekndbest] _a. ; to come off secondbest ,
secondclass [sekndklAs] _a. ,
seconder [seknd] _n. , (, )
secondhand _I [sekndhQnd] _a. 1> ; secondhand bookseller 2> ( ..) _II [sekndhQnd] _n.
secondly [sekndlI] _adv. -
secondmark [sekndmAk] _n. ('')
secondrate [sekndreIt] _a. 1> 2>
secondrater [sekndreIt] _n. 1> , 2> _. ( , ..)
secondshand [sekndzhQnd] = secondhand II
secrecy [sikrIsI] _n. 1> ; ; in secrecy , ; there can be no secrecy about it ; he promised secrecy 2> ;
secret [sikrIt] 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 [sekrItE] _n. _. , ;
secretarial [sekrtErIl] _a.
secretariat [sekrtErIt] _n. 1> 2>
secretariate [sekrtErIt] _n. 1> 2>
secretary _I [sekrtrI] _n. 1> 2> , ; secretary general 3> ; S. of State ( ); , ( ); S. of State for Foreign Affairs ( ); S. of State for Home Affairs, Home S. ( ) _II [sekrtrI] _. = secretaire
secretarybird [sekrtrIbd] _n. ()
secretaryship [sekrtrISIp] _n. ,
secrete [sIkrit] _v. 1> _. 2> ,
secretion [sIkriSn] _n. 1> _. , 2> , ; the secretion of stolen goods
secretive [sIkritIv] _a.
secretly [sikrItlI] _adv. ;
secretory [sIkritrI] _a. _. ,
sect [sekt] _n.
sectarian [sektErIn] 1. _a. 1> 2> , 2. ;
sectarianism [sektErInIzm] _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 [sekSnmAk] _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 [sekjulraIzeISn] _n.
secularize [sekjulraIz] _v.
secure [sIkju] 1. _a. 1> ; to feel secure about ( as to) the future ; to live a secure life , ޣ 2> (of secure 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 [sIkjurIfm] _a.
security [sIkjurItI] _n. 1> ; ģ 2> 3> , 4> , ; ; in security for ; 5> 6> , 7> 8> _pl. 9> _attr. , ; security suspect ; security officer ; security risk ģ ,
Security Council [sIkjurItIkaunsl] _n. ()
sedan [sIdQn] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> _. 3> ,
sedanchair [sIdQntSE] = sedan 2
sedate [sIdeIt] _a. , ,
sedation [sIdeISn] _n. _.
sedative [sedtIv] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. ()
sedentary [sedntrI] _a. ; sedentary life
sedge [sedZ] _n. _.
sedgy [sedZI] _a. 1> ; 2> ; sedgy brook ţ,
sediment [sedImnt] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
sedimentary [sedImentrI] _a.
sedimentation [sedImenteISn] _n. ;
sedition [sIdISn] _n. , ;
seditious [sIdISs] _a. ,
seduce [sIdjus] _v. , ;
seduction [sIdkSn] _n. 1> 2>
seductive [sIdktIv] _a.
sedulity [sIdjulItI] _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 S.
seed [sid] 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> _.
seedbed [sidbed] _n.
seedcake [sidkeIk] _n.
seedcorn [sidkn] _n.
seeddrill [siddrIl] _n. _-.
seeder [sid] _n. 1> ; 2> _-. 3> ڣ,
seedfish [sidfIS] _n.
seedingmachine [sidINmSin] _n.
seedleaf [sidlif] _n. _.
seedless [sidlIs] _a. ; ( , ..)
seedling [sidlIN] _n. ; ,
seedlobe [sidlub] _n. _.
seedoil [sidIl] _n.
seedpearl [sidpl] _n.
seedplot [sidplt] _n. , (. _.)
seedsman [sidzmn] _n.
seedtime [sidtaIm] _n. ;
seedvessel [sidvesl] _n. _. ; ,
seedy [sidI] _a. 1> 2> , ң 3> _. ; to feel seedy ; to look seedy
seeing [siIN] 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 [sik] _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 [sik] _n. _. _.
seel _I [sil] _v. _. 1> _. () 2> () _II [sil] _v. _.
seem [sim] _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 [simIN] 1. _pres-p. seem 2. _a. , , ;
seemingly [simINlI] _adv. 1> 2> -
seemly [simlI] _a. , ,
seen [sin] _p-p. see I
seep [sip] _v. (. _.);
seepage [sipIdZ] _n. 1> ; , 2> 3> _. ()
seer _I [si] _n. , _II [sI] _n. 1> (. 2 ) 2> (. 1 )
seersucker [sisk] _n. _.
seesaw [sis] 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 [siD] _v. (seethed [d], _. sod, seethed, _. sodden) 1> , 2> (-. ); madness seethed in his brain 3> _. , 4> _. , ( )
segment 1. _n. [segmnt] 1> , , 2> ( ..) 3> _. , 4> _. 5> _. 2. _v. [segment] ()
segregate [segrIgeIt] _v. 1> (); (); 2> _. 3> _.
segregation [segrIgeISn] _n. 1> , , ; 2> _. , ,
segregative [segrIgeItIv] _a. 1> ; 2>
seiche [seIS] _n. _. ( )
seigneur [seInj] = seignior
seignior [seInj] _n. _. , ; grand seignior
seigniorage [seInjrIdZ] _n. _. 1> 2>
seigniorial [seInjrIl] _a. ;
seigniory [seInjrI] _n. _. 1> 2>
seine [seIn] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
seiner [seIn] _n.
seise [siz] = seize 7
seisin [sizIn] = seizin
seism [saIzm] _n.
seismic [saIzmIk] _a. ; seismic country
seismograph [saIzmgrAf] _n.
seismology [saIzmldZI] _n.
seize [siz] _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 [sizIn] _n. _. ,
seizing [sizIN] 1. _pres-p. seize 2. _n. _.
seizure [siZ] _n. 1> 2> , 3> , ;
sejant [sidZnt] _a. _.
selachian [sIleIkIn] _n. У
seldom [seldm] _adv.
select [sIlekt] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> 3> , 2. _v. , ,
selected [sIlektId] 1. _p-p. select 2 2. _a. ,
selectee [selekti] _n. _. ,
selection [sIlekSn] _n. 1> , 2> (-. ) 3> 4> _. ,
selective [sIlektIv] _a. 1> , 2> 3> , 4> S. Service System _.
selectman [sIlektmn] _n. _. ( )
selector [sIlekt] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> _. , 4> _. ,
selenium [sIlinjm] _n. _.
selenography [selIngrfI] _n. ,
selenology [selInldZI] _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 [selfstIv] _a.
self-assurance [selfSurns] _n. ;
self-praise [selfpreIz] _n.
selfabandonment [selfbQndnmnt] _n.
selfabasement [selfbeIsmnt] _n.
selfabnegation [selfQbnIgeISn] _n. 1> 2>
selfabsorbed [selfbsbd] _a.
selfacting [selfQktIN] _a. ,
selfaction [selfQkSn] _n.
selfadaptive [selfdQptIv] _a.
selfadjusting [selfdZstIN] _a. ( , ..)
selfaffirmation [selfQfmeISn] _n.
selfassertion [selfsSn] _n. ,
selfassumption [selfsmpSn] _n. ,
selfbalanced [selfbQlnst] _a.
selfbinder [selfbaInd] _n. 1> - 2>
selfcentering [selfsentrIN] _a.
selfcentred [selfsentd] _a. ,
selfclosing [selfkluzIN] _a. ,
selfcocker [selfkk] _n. -
selfcollected [selfklektId] _a. , ; ;
selfcoloured [selfkld] _a. 1> 2>
selfcommand [selfkmAnd] _n. ,
selfcommunion [selfkmjunjn] _n. , ( )
selfcomplacency [selfkmpleIsnsI] _n. ;
selfconceit [selfknsit] _n. ,
selfcondemnation [selfkndemneISn] _n.
selfconfident [selfknfIdnt] _a. ,
selfconscious [selfknSs] _a. ,
selfcontained [selfknteInd] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> ( ) 4> _. , 5> _. ֣
selfcontradiction [selfkntrdIkSn] _n.
selfcontrol [selfkntrul] _n.
selfcooling [selfkulIN] _a. _.
selfcriticism [selfkrItIsIzm] _n.
selfcultivation [selfkltIveISn] _n.
selfdeceit [selfdIsitn] _n.
selfdeception [selfdIsepSn] _n.
selfdefence [selfdIfens] _n. ,
selfdelusion [selfdIluZn] _n.
selfdenial [selfdInaIl] _n.
selfdestruction [selfdIstrkSn] _n. ;
selfdetermination [selfdItmIneISn] _n.
selfdetermined [selfdItmInd] _a. ,
selfdevotion [selfdIvuSn] _n. 1> , (-. ) 2>
selfdrive [selfdraIv] _a. selfdrive cars for hire
selfeducated [selfedjukeItId] _a. ,
selfeffacement [selfIfeIsmnt] _n. ;
selfesteem [selfIstim] _n. ; ;
selfevident [selfevIdnt] _a. ,
selfexplanatory [selfIksplQntrI] _a. ,
selfexpression [selfIkspreSn] _n.
selffeeder [selffid] _n. _. ;
selffirer [selffaIr] _n. _.
selfflagellation [selfflQdZleISn] _n.
selfgoverning [selfgvnIN] _a.
selfgovernment [selfgvnmnt] _n.
selfheal [selfhil] _n. _.
selfhealing [selfhilIN] _n.
selfhelp [selfhelp] _n.
selfhood [selfhud] _n. 1> ; 2>
selfhumiliation [selfhjumIlIeISn] _n.
selfimmolation [selfImuleISn] _n. 1> 2>
selfimportance [selfImptns] _n. ,
selfinduction [selfIndkSn] _n. _.
selfindulgence [selfIndldZns] _n. ,
selfinfection [selfInfekSn] _n. _.
selfinterest [selfIntrIst] _n. ;
selfinvited [selfInvaItId] _a. , ( )
selfish [selfIS] _a.
selfishness [selfISnIs] _n.
selfknowledge [selfnlIdZ] _n.
selfless [selflIs] _a.
selflighting [selflaItIN] _a.
selfloading [selfludIN] _a.
selflove [selflv] _n.
selfluminous [selflumIns] _a.
selfmade [selfmeId] _a. ; a selfmade man , , ..
selfmaiming [selfmeImIN] _n.
selfmastery [selfmAstrI] _n.
selfmotion [selfmuSn] _n.
selfmurder [selfmd] _n.
selfoffence [selffens] _n. 1> , 2>
selfopinionated [selfpInjneItId] _a. ,
selfpartiality [selfpASIQlItI] _n.
selfpity [selfpItI] _n.
selfpollination [selfplIneISn] _n. _.
selfportrait [selfptrIt] _n.
selfpossessed [selfpzest] _a. , ,
selfpossession [selfpzeSn] _n. ,
selfpreservation [selfprezveISn] _n.
selfpropelled [selfprpeld] _a. ( , )
selfpropelling [selfprpelIN] _a. ( , )
selfrealization [selfrIlaIzeISn] _n.
selfrecording [selfrIkdIN] _a.
selfregard [selfrIgAd] _n. 1> 2> = selfrespect
selfreliance [selfrIlaIns] _n.
selfreliant [selfrIlaInt] _a.
selfrenunciation [selfrInnsIeISn] _n. ,
selfrespect [selfrIspekt] _n.
selfrestraint [selfrIstreInt] _n. ,
selfrighteous [selfraItSs] _a. 1> ; 2>
selfrighting [selfraItIN] _a. ( )
selfrigorous [selfrIgrs] _a.
selfsacrifice [selfsQkrIfaIs] _n.
selfsame [selfseIm] _a.
selfsatisfied [selfsQtIsfaId] _a.
selfseeker [selfsik] _n. ;
selfseeking [selfsikIN] _a.
selfservice [selfsvIs] _n. 1> 2> _attr. selfservice shop
selfsown [selfsun] _a. ,
selfstarter [selfstAt] _n. _. , ,
selfstyled [selfstaIld] _a. ;
selfsufficiency [selfsfISnsI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _.
selfsufficient [selfsfISnt] _a. 1> ; 2> 3>
selfsufficing [selfsfaIsIN] = selfsufficient
selfsuggestion [selfsdZestSn] _n.
selfsupport [selfspt] _n. ,
selfsupporting [selfsptIN] _a.
selfsurviving [selfsvaIvIN] _a.
selftaught [selftt] _n. ,
selfviolence [selfvaIlns] _n.
selfwill [selfwIl] _n. ,
selfwilled [selfwIld] _a. ,
selfwinding [selfwaIndIN] _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 [selzmAkIt] _n. _. ,
sellout [selaut] _n. _. 1> _. 2> , , 3> ; Munich sellout _.
seltzer [selts] _n. (. seltzer water)
selvage [selvIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ();
selvedge [selvIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ();
selves [selvz] _pl. self 1
semanteme [sImQntim] _n. _.
semantic [sImQntIk] _a. _.
semantics [sImQntIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) _.
semaphore [semf] 1. _n. 1> 2> ( ..) 2. _v. ,
semasiology [sImeIsIȍldZI] _n. _.
semblance [semblns] _n. 1> , 2> ; under the semblance of ; to put on a semblance (of) 3> , ; a feeble semblance of smth. -.
seme [sim] _n. _.
sememe [semim] _n. _.
semen [simen] _n. ,
semester [sImest] _n.
semi [semI] _pref. -
semiannual [semIQnjul] _a.
semiautomatic [semIǍtmQtIk] _a.
semibasement [semIbeIsmnt] _n.
semicentennial [semIsentenjl] 1. _a. 2. _n.
semicircle [semIskl] _n.
semicircular [semIskjul] _a. ; semicircular canals _.
semicolon [semIkuln] _n.
semiconductor [semIkndkt] _n. _.
semiconscious [semIknSs] _a.
semidetached [semIdItQtSt] _a. ; semidetached house ,
semidiurnal [semIdaIȫnl] _a. _.
semifinal [semIfaInl] _n. _.
semifluid [semIfluId] _a. ,
semimanufactured [semImQnjufQktSd] _a. semimanufactured goods
semimanufactures [semImQnjufQktSz] _n. _pl.
semimonthly [semImnTlI] 1. _a. ( ) 2. _n. , .., 3. _adv.
seminal [simInl] _a. 1> ; ; seminal fluid _. 2> ;
seminar [semInA] _n.
seminary [semInrI] _n. 1> (. ) 2> , (. ) 3> , (. _.)
semination [semIneISn] _n. _. ;
seminiferous [semInIfrs] _a. _.
semiofficial [semIfISl] _a. ; ; semiofficial newspaper
semiprecious [semIpreSs] _a. ; ; semiprecious stone
semiquaver [semIkweIv] _n. _.
semirigid [semIrIdZId] _a. ֣ ( )
Semite [simaIt] _n.
Semitic [sImItIk] _a.
semitone [semItun] _n. _.
semitrailer [semItreIl] _n.
semivowel [semIvaul] _n. ()
semolina [semlin] _n.
sempiternal [sempItnl] _a. _.
sempstress [sempstrIs] = seamstress
sen [sen] _n. ( , , )
senary [sinrI] _a.
senate [senIt] _n. 1> 2> ( )
senator [sent] _n.
senatorial [sentrIl] _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> ; ,
sendoff [sendȍf] _n. 1> 2>
senega [senIg] _n. _.
senescence [sInesns] _n.
senescent [sInesnt] _a.
seneschal [senISl] _n. _.
senile [sinaIl] _a. ;
senility [sInIlItI] _a. ;
senior [sinj] 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 [sinIȍrItI] _n. 1> 2>
senna [sen] _n. _.
sennet [senIt] _n. _. , ( )
sennight [senaIt] _n. _. ; today sennight > ; >
sennit [senIt] _n. _. ԣ
sensation [senseISn] _n. 1> , 2>
sensational [senseISnl] _a. 1> 2> _predic. , 3> _.
sensationalism [senseISnlIzm] _n. _.
sensationmonger [senseISnmNg] _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> ;
senseorgan [sensǍgn] _n. (, ..)
sensibility [sensIbIlItI] _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 [sensItIvItI] _n.
sensitize [sensItaIz] _v. 1> , 2> ()
sensor [sens] _n. _. ; ( )
sensory [sensrI] _a. ,
sensual [sensjul] _a. 1> , 2> 3> _.
sensualist [sensjulIst] _n. 1> 2> _.
sensuality [sensjuQlItI] _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 [sentenSs] _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 [sentImentl] _a.
sentimentality [sentImentQlItI] _n.
sentinel [sentInl] 1. _n. ; ; to stand sentinel over 2. _v. ,
sentry [sentrI] _n. _. 1> 2>
sentrybox [sentrIbks] _n.
sentrygo [sentrIgu] _n. ; to be on sentrygo
sentryline [sentrIlaIn] _n. _.
sentryunit [sentrIjunIt] _n. _.
sepal [sepl] _n. _.
separability [seprbIlItI] _n.
separable [seprbl] _a.
separata [sepreIt] _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 [seprti] _n.
separation [sepreISn] _n. 1> , ; , 2> 3> 4> _. 5> _. , 6> _attr. separation allowance ( )
separatism [seprtIzm] _n.
separatist [seprtIst] _n.
separator [sepreIt] _n. 1> , 2> , , 3> ; ( ) 4> _. ,
separatum [sepreItm] (_pl. ta) = separate 2
sepia [sipj] _n. ()
sepoy [sipI] _n.
sepsis [sepsIs] _n. _.
sept [sept] _n. ()
septa [sept] _pl. septum
septan [septn] _a. ; septan fever
septate [septIt] _a. _. ̣
September [septemb] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
septenary [septenrI] _a.
septennial [septenjl] _a. 1> 2>
septentrional [septentrInl] _a. _.
septet [septet] _n. _.
septette [septet] _n. _.
septic [septIk] _a. _.
septicaemia [septIsimI] _n. _. , ,
septilateral [septIlQtrl] _a.
septuagenarian [septjudZInErIn] 1. _a. ; 70 79 2. _n. 70 79
septum [septm] _n. (_pl. ta) _.
septuple [septjupl] 1. _a. 2. _n. 3. _v. ;
sepulchral [sIplkrl] _a. 1> ; ; sepulchral mound 2> ; sepulchral voice
sepulchre [seplk] 1. _n. , ; ; whited ( painted) sepulchre > _. ; > 2. _v. ,
sepulture [sepltS] _n.
sequacious [sIkweISs] _a. _. 1> , ; sequacious zeal 2>
sequel [sikwl] _n. 1> ; the book is a sequel to ( of) the author's last novel 2> ; in the sequel 3> ,
sequela [sIkwil] _. _n. (_pl. lae; . _pl.) , ()
sequelae [sIkwili] _pl. sequela
sequence [sikwns] _n. 1> ; ; (); sequence of events ; sequence of tenses _. ͣ; in sequence ; in historical sequence ( ) 2> () , 3> _. 4> _. ,
sequent [sikwnt] _a. 1> 2>
sequential [sIkwenSl] _a. 1> 2>
sequester [sIkwest] _v. 1> ; 2> = sequestrate
sequestered [sIkwestd] 1. _p-p. sequester 2. _a. ; Σ; sequestered life Σ
sequestra [sIkwestr] _pl. sequestrum
sequestrable [sIkwestrbl] _a. _.
sequestrate [sIkwestreIt] _v. _. ;
sequestration [sikwestreISn] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. ,
sequestrum [sIkwestrm] _n. (_pl. ra) _. ,
sequin [sikwIn] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> ̣
sequoia [sIkwI] _n. _.
sera [sIr] _pl. serum
seraglio [serAlIu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz])
serai [seraI] _n. -
seraph [serf] _n. (_pl. phim, phs [fs])
seraphic [serQfIk] _a. , ,
seraphim [serfIm] _pl. seraph
Serb [sb] = Serbian
Serbian [sbjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
Serbonian bog [sbunjnbg] _n. 1> 2>
sere _I [sI] _a. , _II [sI] = sear II
serein [srQN] _n. _.
serenade [serIneId] 1. _n. 2. _v.
serene [sIrin] 1. _a. 1> , , ; ; ; all serene _. ӣ 2> His S. Highness () 2. _n. _. ; 3. _v. _.
serenity [sIrenItI] _n. 1> , 2> (S.) ()
serf [sf] _n. _. 1> 2>
serfage [sfIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
serfdom [sfdm] _n. 1> 2>
serfhood [sfhud] _n. 1> 2>
serge [sdZ] _n. _. 1> 2> ( )
sergeant [sAdZnt] _n. 1> 2> 3> = Serjeantatlaw
sergeantmajor [sAdZntmeIdZ] _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 [sIrIeItIm] _. _adv. , ; to consider (to examine, to discuss) seriatim (, )
sericeous [sIrISs] _a. _. _.
sericulture [serIkltS] _n.
series [sIriz] _n. (_pl. .) 1> ; ; a series of stamps (coins) (); a series of misfortunes ; in series , 2> _. , ; , 3> _.
serin [serIn] _n. _.
seringa [sIrINg] _n. _.
serio-comic [sIrIukmIk] _a.
serious [sIrIs] _a. 1> أ; and now to be serious , 2> 3> ; ; a serious illness
seriousness [sIrIsnIs] _n. أ
Serjeant-at-arms [sAdZnttAmz] _n.
Serjeant-at-law [sAdZnttl] _n. _.
sermon [smn] _n. ;
sermonize [smnaIz] _v. 1> 2> , ,
serotinous [sIrtIns] _a. _.
serous [sIrs] _a. _.
serpent [spnt] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> , (. the old S.)
serpentcharmer [spnttSAm] _n.
serpentine [spntaIn] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; , 3> ; , 2. _n. 1> _. , 2> _. 3. _v.
serrate [serIt] _a. ;
serrated [sereItId] _a. ;
serration [sereISn] _n. 1> 2>
serried [serId] _a. ( ); in serried ranks
serrulate [serjuleIt] _a.
serrulated [serjuleItId] _a.
serum [sIrm] _n. (_pl. s [z], sera) _.
servant [svnt] _n. 1> , , (. domestic servant); to engage (to dismiss) a servant () ; general servant " ӣ" 2> ( ); public servant , ; civil servant ,
servant-maid [svntmeId] _n.
serve [sv] 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. _. ()
Servian [svjn] = Serbian
service _I [svIs] 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 S. () ; National S. ( ) 6> _. ; the (fighting) services , 7> 8> 9> _. 10> _. () 11> _. ; to say a service 12> _attr. ; service record 2. _v. 1> 2> ( ..) 3> () 4> _II [svIs] = service-tree
service dress [svIsdres] _n.
service entrance [svIsentrns] _n. 1> 2> ޣ
service flat [svIsflQt] _n.
service medal [svIsmedl] _n. _. _. ( -. )
service pipe [svIspaIp] _n.
service shop [svIsSp] _n.
service stair [svIsstE] _n. ޣ
service station [svIssteISn] _n. ()
service uniform [svIsjunIfm] _n. _. _.
service-book [svIsbuk] _n.
service-tree [svIstri] _n. _.
serviceable [svIsbl] _a. 1> , 2> ; serviceable fabric 3> _.
serviceman [svIsmQn] _n. 1> 2> ; a television serviceman
serviette [svIet] _n. _.
servile [svaIl] _a. ; , ,
servility [svIlItI] _n. ,
servitor [svIt] _n. 1> _. ; ֣ 2> _. ,
servitude [svItjud] _n. ; ; to deliver from servitude
servo [svu] 1. _n. _. _. servo-mechanism servo-motor 2. _a.
servo-mechanism [svumeknIzm] _n. _. ;
servo-motor [svumut] _n. _. ;
sesame [sesmI] _n. _. ,
sesquialteral [seskwIQltrl] _a.
sesquipedalian [seskwIpIdeIljn] _a. 1> 2> , ( )
sessile [sesaIl] _a. _. _.
session [seSn] _n. 1> ; to be in session , 2> (, ); Court of S. ; petty sessions 3> ( _. ); summer session 4> _. , 5> _. , -. (. -. )
sesterce [sests] _n. _. ( )
sestertii [sesttIaI] _pl. sestertius
sestertius [sesttjs] _n. (_pl. -tii) = sesterce
sestet [sestet] _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 set -.) 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 -.); 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 set -.); > (-.); ( ..); > , (in, with set -.); > (); > (); > , ; > _. ; > ; ; 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 [setdaun] _n. 1> ; 2> ң;
set-off [setȍf] _n. 1> 2> ; , 3> _. ,
set-out [setaut] _n. 1> ; at the first set-out 2> ; 3> ; "- " 4> ɣ
set-to [settu] _n. (_pl. -tos, -to's [tuz]) _. 1> ; 2>
set-up [setp] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , ; , 3> _. , 4> _. , ̣ 5> , 2. _a. 1> ֣ ( ); a well set-up figure 2> ӣ;
seta [sit] _n. (_pl. -tae) _. _.
setaceous [sIteISs] _a. _. _.
setae [siti] _pl. seta
setback [setbQk] _n. 1> ( ..); ; 2> ; to suffer a setback
setose [situs] = setaceous
sett [set] _n. ,
settee [seti] _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 [setINrul] _n. _.
setting-stick [setINstIk] _n. _.
setting-up [setINp] _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 (-)
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 S. (1701 .) 8> ӣ,
settler [setl] _n. 1> 2> _. ; 3> _. ;
settling [setlIN] 1. _pres-p. settle II 2. _n. 1> (. _pl.) , ; ̣ 2>
settling-day [setlINdeI] _n. ޣ ( )
seven [sevn] 1. _n-card. 2. _n. 1> ͣ 2> _pl. ( ..)
seven-league [sevnlig] _a. = seven-league steps _.
sevenfold [sevnfuld] 1. _a. 2. _adv. ()
seventeen [sevntin] _n-card.
seventeenth [sevntinT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n. 1> 2> (the seventeenth)
seventh [sevnT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n. 1> 2> (the seventh)
seventies [sevntIz] _n. _pl. 1> (the seventies) 2> ; ( 70 79 )
seventieth [sevntIIT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n.
seventy [sevntI] 1. _n-card. ; seventy-one ; seventy-two ..; he is over seventy 2. _n. (, )
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
severe [sIvI] _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 [sIvIlI] _adv. . {. severe}; to leave ( to let) severely alone ; _. (-. )
severity [sIverItI] _n. 1> , ; 2> _pl. , ( ..)
Sevres [seIvr] _n.
sew _I [su] _v. (sewed [d] - 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 [sjuIdZ] _n. ;
sewage-farm [sjuIdZfAm] _n.
sewer _I [su] _n. ; _II [sju] 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. _III [sju] _n. _.
sewerage [sjurIdZ] _n.
sewing kit [suINkIt] _n. _.
sewing silk [suINsIlk] _n. ޣ ۣ
sewing-cotton [suINktn] _n.
sewing-machine [suINmSin] _n.
sewn [sun] _p-p. sew I
sex [seks] _n. 1> _. ; the weaker sex , ; the sterner ( stronger) sex , ; the sex _. 2> 3> _attr. , ; sex instinct ; sex intergrade
sex appeal [sekspil] _n. , (. )
sexagenarian [seksdZInErIn] 1. _a. ( 59 70 ) 2. _n. 59 70
sexagenary [seksQdZInrI] 1. _a. 1> ; ; sexagenary cycle 2> = sexagenarian 1 2. _n. = sexagenarian 2
sexagesimal [seksdZesIml] 1. _a. 2. _n.
sexennial [seksenjl] _a. ;
sexiness [seksInIs] _n. ;
sexless [sekslIs] _a. 1> 2>
sexology [seksldZI] _n.
sextain [seksteIn] _n. _.
sextan [sekstn] _. 1. _a. ; 2. _n.
sextant [sekstnt] _n. 1> 2>
sextet [sekstet] _n. _.
sextette [sekstet] _n. _.
sexto [sekstu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 1/6
sextodecimo [sekstudesImu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) 1/16
sexton [sekstn] _n. ; ;
sextuple [sekstjupl] _a.
sexual [seksjul] _a. ,
sexy [seksI] _a. _. , ,
Seym [seIm] _. _n.
sgraffito [zgrAfitu] _. _n. _.
shabby [SQbI] _a. 1> ԣ, ң, 2> 3> , , ( ..) 4> , 5> , ; shabby treatment
shabby-genteel [SQbIdZentil] _a.
shabrack [SQbrQk] _n.
shack _I [SQk] _n. 1> , 2> _II [SQk] _v. _. 1> , (. shack up) 2> , ( -.)
shackle [SQkl] 1. _n. 1> (. _pl.) 2> _pl. , 3> _. (); 2. _v. 1> 2> , , 3> ,
shad [SQd] _n. ( )
shadberry [SQdbrI] _n. _.
shaddock [SQdk] _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 ); (. shade away, shade off); (. shade away, shade down) 5> _. ()
shadoof [Sduf] _. _n. ( )
shadow [SQdu] 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 [SQdukQbInIt] _n. _. " " ( , )
shadow factory [SQdufQktrI] _n. ,
shadow pantomime [SQdupQntmaIm] _n. _. (. shadow play)
shadow-boxing [SQdubksIN] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> ,
shadowgraph [SQdugrAf] _n. 1> 2> 3> , , ݣ
shadowy [SQduI] _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 [SAft] _n. 1> () 2> _. أ; (. _.); shafts of satire 3> , ; 4> () 5> 6> , 7> ; ; 8> 9> , 10> 11> _. , 12> _. , ,
shaft furnace [SAftfnIs] _n. _.
shaft-horse [SAfths] _n. ,
shafting [SAftIN] _n. _.
shag _I [SQg] _n. ; _II [SQg] _n. _.
shaggy [SQgI] _a. 1> , ; ; shaggy eyebrows 2> , ޣ 3> , 4> _. ; , ԣ
shaggy-dog story [SQgIdgstrI] _n. _. 1> ( ) 2> ,
shagreen [SQgrin] _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 [SeIkrQg] _n.
shake-up [SeIkp] _n. 1> 2>
shakedown [SeIkdaun] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> _. () 3> _attr. _. shakedown cruise ,
shaken [SeIkn] _p-p. shake 2
shaker [SeIk] _n. 1> (S.) ( ) 2> _. 3> ,
Shakespearian [SeIkspIrIn] _a. ; Shakespearian scholar
shako [SQku] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _.
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 [SeIlȍIl] _n. ģ
shall [SQl] ( ); [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 [Slun] _n. ̣ ""
shallop [SQlp] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
shallot [Slt] _n. _. ()
shallow [SQlu] 1. _a. 1> ; shallow draft _. 2> , ; shallow mind , 2. _n. , ; 3. _v. 1> 2>
shalt [SQlt] _. 2- . . . . shall
sham [SQm] 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 [SQmn] _n.
shamble [SQmbl] 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
shambles [SQmblz] _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 [SQm] _n. ,
shammy [SQmI] _n.
shammy-leather [SQmIleD] = shammy
shampoo [SQmpu] 1. _n. 1> 2> أ 2. _v. (shampooed [d], shampoo'd [d]) 1> () 2> _.
shamrock [SQmrk] _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> ( )
shan't [SAnt] _. _. = shall not
shandrydan [SQndrIdQn] _n. _.
shandy [SQndI] _n.
shandygaff [SQndIgQf] _n.
shanghai [SQNhaI] _v. _. 1> , 2> _. (-.) ԣ
Shangri-la [SQNgrIlA] _n. 1> 2> _. - 3> _.
shank [SQNk] 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 [SQntN] _n. _.
shanty _I [SQntI] _n. , _II [SQntI] _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 [SeIpINmSin] _n. - ,
shard [SAd] _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 [SEkrp] _n. _. ;
shareholder [SEhuld] _n. ;
sharepusher [SEpuS] _n. _. , ģ
shark [SAk] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; ; 3> _. _. (-.) 2. _v. 1> 2> ;
shark-oil [SAkȍIl] _n.
sharkskin [SAkskIn] _n. 1> 2> (. )
sharp [SAp] 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 [SApkt] _a. 1> , 2> ޣ, , ޣ, ̣ ( , )
sharp-eyed [SApaId] _a.
sharp-set [SApset] _a. 1> 2> , ( -.) 3>
sharp-shooter [SApSut] _n. ,
sharp-witted [SApwItId] _a. 1> , 2>
sharpen [SApn] _v. 1> , 2>
sharper [SAp] _n. ,
sharpy [SApI] _n. 1> 2> ,
shatter [SQt] 1. _v. 1> () ; 2> (); (); to shatter confidence 2. _n. , ; to be in shatters
shatter brain [SQtbreIn] = 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 [d] - 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)
Shavian [SeIvjn] 1. _n. , 2. _a. , ;
shaving [SeIvIN] 1. _pres-p. shave 2 2. _n. 1> أ 2> _pl. 3> _. ( ̣); ()
shaving-brush [SeIvINbrS] _n.
shaving-cream [SeIvINkrim] _n.
shawl [Sl] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
shawm [Sm] _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 [SidIN] _n. ( - )
sheaf [Sif] 1. _n. (_pl. sheaves) 1> ; 2> , (, ); 3> _. ; (. sheaf of fire) 2. _v.
sheaf-binder [SifbaInd] _n.
shear [SI] 1. _n. 1> _pl. 2> ; a sheep of one shear - 3> _. , ; 4> _. ( ) 5> _pl. = shear-legs 1 2. _v. (sheared [d], _. 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 [SitfIS] _n.
sheath [SiT]; _pl. [SiDz] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> , 5> _. 6> _. 7> _.
sheathe [SiD] _v. 1> , 2> , 3> _.
sheave _I [Siv] _n. 1> _. , 2> , 3> _-. _II [Siv] = sheaf 2
sheaves [Sivz] _pl. sheaf 1
shebang [SIbQN] _n. _. _. 1> , 2> 3> 4> ;
shebeen [SIbin] _. _. _n. ,
shed _I [Sed] _v. (shed) 1> , (, , , ); (, ) 2> , (̣, ) 3> ; (, ..) _II [Sed] _n. 1> , 2> ; ; ; 3> _. ()
sheen [Sin] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _a. _. ;
sheeny [SinI] _a. ,
sheep [Sip] _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 [Sipshed] _n. " ",
sheep-cote [Sipkut] = sheep-fold
sheep-dog [Sipdg] _n.
sheep-faced [SipfeIst] _a. ,
sheep-fold [Sipfuld] _n. ,
sheep-run [Siprn] _n.
sheepish [SipIS] _a. 1> , 2>
sheepman [Sipmn] _n. _.
sheepshank [SipSQNk] _n. _. ( )
sheepskin [SipskIn] _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 [Sit] 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 [Sit] _. 1. _n. ; three sheets in ( to) the wind, three sheets in the wind's eye _. 2. _v.
sheet lightning [SitlaItnIN] _n.
sheet music [SitmjuzIk] _n. ,
sheet-anchor [SitQNk] _n. 1> _. 2> ;
sheet-proofs [Sitprufs] _n. _pl.
sheeted _I [SitId] 1. _p-p. sheet I, 2 2. _a. 1> 2> ; sheeted rain _II [SitId] _p-p. sheet II, 2
sheeting _I [SitIN] 1. _pres-p. sheet I, 2 2. _n. 1> 2> _II [SitIN] _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 [SelkreIt] _n.
shell-gun [Selgn] _n. _.
shell-hit [SelhIt] _n. _.
shell-hole [Selhul] _n. ;
shell-pit [SelpIt] = shell crater
shell-proof [Selpruf] _a. ݣ ,
shell-shock [SelSk] _n.
shell-work [Selwk] _n.
shellac [SlQk] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. _. ,
shellback [SelbQk] _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 ,
sheltertent [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.
Sheraton [Sertn] _n. ( XVIII .)
sherbet [Sbt] _n.
sherd [Sd] = shard
sheriff [SerIf] _n.
sherry [SerI] _n.
sherry-cobbler [SerIkbl] _n. - ( )
shew [Su] _v. (shewed [d] - shewn) = show 2
shewn [Sun] _p-p. shew
shibboleth [SIbleT] _n. 1> 2> _. , , , ̣ 3> _. , ̣ 4>
shield [Sild] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. 4> _. ; the other side of the shield 2. _v. 1> , 2> , 3> _.
shieling [SilIN] _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 shift -.); > (without shift -.) 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 [SIkA] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
shikaree [SIkQrI] _. _n. (-)
shikari [SIkQrI] _. _n. (-)
shillelagh [SIleIl] _. _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 [SIlINzwT] _n. -. ; -.
shilly-shally [SIlISQlI] 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 [tSImnIswip] _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 [d]) _. , ; (, ..)
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 [SIpbIskIt] _n. ;
ship-way [SIpweI] _n.
shipboard [SIpbd] _n. on shipboard ;
shipbroker [SIpbruk] _n.
shipbuilder [SIpbIld] _n. ,
shipbuilding [SIpbIldIN] _n. ,
shipchandler [SIptSAndl] _n.
shipmaster [SIpmAst] _n. ,
shipmate [SIpmeIt] _n.
shipment [SIpmnt] _n. 1> ( ); () 2> ; 3>
shipmoney [SIpmnI] _n. _.
shipowner [SIpǫun] _n.
shipper [SIp] _n.
shipping [SIpIN] 1. _pres-p. ship 2 2. _n. 1> () , 2> , 3>
shipping-articles [SIpINAtIklz] _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 [SIpjAd] _n. ,
shir [S] = shirr
shire [SaI] _n. _. ; the shires
shirk [Sk] 1. _v. , ( -); to shirk responsibility ; to shirk school 2. _n. = shirker
shirker [Sk] _n. , , ( -.)
shirr [S] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. ()
shirt [St] _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 [Stsliv] 1. _n. (. _pl.) in one's shirt-sleeves ( ) 2. _a. 1> , 2> , , ; shirt-sleeve diplomacy
shirt-tail [StteIl] _n.
shirtband [StbQnd] _n.
shirtfront [Stfrnt] _n. 1> , 2>
shirting [StIN] _n.
shirtwaist [StweIst] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. shirtwaist dress (. shirt-dress)
shirty [StI] _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 [Sk] 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 [Sk] 1. _n. , ( ) 2. _v. , _III [Sk] _n. 1> 2> (. shock dog)
shockbrigade [SkbrIgeId] _n.
shocker [Sk] _n. _. 1> ۣ 2> (-.)
shocking _I [SkIN] 1. _pres-p. shock I, 2 2. _a. , , 3. _adv. _. ; a shocking bad cold _II [SkIN] _pres-p. shock II, 2
shockworker [Skwk] _n.
shod [Sd] _p. _p-p. shoe 2
shoddy [SdI] 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 [SuplIS] _n. ()
shoe tree [Sutri] _n.
shoeblack [SublQk] _n.
shoehorn [Suhn] _n. ( )
shoelace [SuleIs] _n.
shoeleather [SuleD] _n. ; as good a man as ever trod shoeleather
shoeless [SulIs] _a. 1> , 2>
shoemaker [SumeIk] _n.
shoenail [SuneIl] _n. 1> 2>
shoeshine boy [SuSaInbI] _n. _.
shoestring [SustrIN] _n. 1> 2> _. ; on a shoestring
shoethread [SuTred] _n.
shoetie [SutaI] = shoelace
shone [Sn] _p. _p-p. shine 2
shoo [Su] 1. _interj. ! ( ) 2. _v. ,
shook [Suk] _p. shake 2
shoot [Sut] 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 [Sut] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ޣ
shooting [SutIN] 1. _pres-p. shoot 2 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5> _. 6> _. ߣ
shooting star [SutINstA] _n. ,
shooting war [SutINw] _n. , ( "" )
shooting-box [SutINbks] _n.
shooting-iron [SutINaIn] _n. _.
shootinggallery [SutINgQlrI] _n.
shootingrange [SutINreIndZ] _n. ,
shootingstick [SutINstIk] _n. -
shop [Sp] 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 shopping) 2> _. , , 3> _. 4> _. (); shop around _. ,
shop floor [Spfl] _n. ; ; on the shop floor ,
shop hours [Spauz] _n. _pl.
shop window [SpwIndu] _n. ; to have everything in the shop window, to have all one's goods in the shop window > ; > ӣ
shop-assistant [SpsIstnt] _n. ;
shopgirl [Spgl] _n.
shopkeeper [Spkip] _n. ; ()
shoplifter [SplIft] _n.
shopman [Spmn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
shopper [Sp] _n.
shopping [SpIN] 1. _pres-p. shop 2 2. _n. (-.); to do one's shopping
shoppy [SpI] _a. 1> ( ) 2> _. ( ..)
shopsteward [Spstjud] _n.
shopwalker [Spwk] _n.
shore _I [S] _n. (, ); on shore ; in shore ; _II [S] 1. _n. , ; ; 2. _v. ; (. shore up) _III [S] _. _p. shear 2
shore dinner [SdIn] _n.
shore patrol [Sptrul] _n. _.
shoreleave [Sliv] _n. _.
shoreless [SlIs] _a.
shoreman [Smn] = shoresman
shoresman [Szmn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
shoreward [Swd] 1. _a. 2. _adv.
shorn [Sn] _p-p. shear 2
short [St] 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 short ޣ-.); (of short -.); 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 [StskIt] _n. _.
short order [Stȍd] _n. ( ..),
short-handed [SthQndId] _a. ,
short-paid [StpeId] _a. ( )
shortage [StIdZ] _n. , ;
shortbread [Stbred] _n.
shortcake [StkeIk] _n. 1> = shortbread 2> _. ϣ
shortchange [SttSeIndZ] _v. _. 1> , () 2>
shortcircuit [StskIt] _v. _. 1> , 2> ; 3> , ; () 4> ( ..)
shortcoming [StkmIN] _n. ;
shortcut 1. _n. [Stkt] 1> ( ) 2> = short cut {. short 1, 1} 2. _a. [Stkt] 1> ; ݣ 2> ( ..)
shortdated [StdeItId] _a. ( ..)
shorten [Stn] _v. 1> (), () 2>
shortening [StnIN] 1. _pres-p. shorten 2. _n. ,
shorthand [SthQnd] _n.
shorthorn [Sthn] _n.
shortlived [StlIvd] _a. ; ̣; shortlived commodities
shortly [StlI] _adv. 1> ; 2> , 3> ,
shorts [Sts] _n. _pl. 1> 2>
shortsighted [StsaItId] _a. 1> 2>
shortspoken [Stspukn] _a. ,
shorttempered [Sttempd] _a. ,
shortterm [Sttm] _a.
shortton [Sttn] _n. () (= 907,2 )
shortwave [StweIv] 1. _a. _. ; shortwave set ɣ 2. _n. _.
shortwinded [StwIndId] _a. 1> 2> ,
shorty [StI] _n. _. ,
shot _I [St] 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 [St] 1. _p. _p-p. shoot 2 2. _a. 1> ; shot with silver 2> ң, ; his morale is shot _III [St] _n. ޣ; to pay one's shot ( , ..)
shotgun [Stgn] _n. (أ); shotgun marriage
shotput [Stput] _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 ()
shoulderbelt [Suldbelt] _n. 1> 2> _.
shoulderblade [SuldbleId] _n. _.
shoulderloop [Suldlup] _. = shoulderstrap 1
shouldermark [SuldmAk] _n. _. ( - )
shoulderstrap [SuldstrQp] _n. 1> _. 2> _pl. ; ; a dress without shoulderstraps
shouldn't _. = should not
shout [Saut] 1. _n. , ; my shout _. _. 2. _v. (at shout ); 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 [Sv] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _-. () 2. _v. 1> ; () 2> _. ; 3> _. ; (onto shove -.); shove off > ( - ); > _. ;
shovel [Svl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _-. 2. _v. 1> , 2> (. shovel up, shovel in); to shovel up food _.
shovel hat [SvlhQt] _n. , ( . )
shoveller [Svl] _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 [d] - showed, shown) 1> ; to show oneself ; to show the way , ; _. 2> ; , ; to show cause ; he showed me great kindness 3> 4> , (into show -.); (out of show -.) 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 [Sugl] _n.
showbill [SubIl] _n.
showboat [Subut] _n. (., )
showcard [SukAd] _n. 1> 2>
showcase [SukeIs] _n.
showdown [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 [SaubAT] _n.
shower-party [SaupAtI] _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
showroom [Surum] _n. ;
showwindow [SuwIndu] _n. ,
showy [SuI] _a. 1> , 2> ; 3> У,
shram [SrQm] _v. (. _p-p.) _. ; shrammed with cold
shrank [SrQNk] _p. shrink
shrapnel [SrQpnl] _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 [Id], shred) 1> ; 2> ( )
shredded [SredId] 1. _p. _p-p. shred 2 2. _a. ̣; ̣
shrew [Sru] _n. 1> _. 2>
shrew mole [Srumul] _n. _.
shrewd [Srud] _a. 1> , ; , 2> _. , ( , ) 3> _. ; shrewd tongue
shrewish [SruIS] _a.
shrewmouse [Srumaus] = shrew 1
shriek [Srik] 1. _n. , 2. _v. , ; to shriek with laughter
shrievalty [SrivltI] _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 shrink -.); I shrink from telling her ; shrink on _. () ; to shrink into oneself
shrinkage [SrINkIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
shrive [SraIv] _v. (shrived [d], shrove - shrived, shriven) _. ,
shrivel [SrIvl] _v. 1> (); ߣ, 2> ()
shriven [SrIvn] _p-p. shrive
shroff [Srf] _. _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
Shrovetide [SruvtaId] _n.
shrub _I [Srb] _n. , _II [Srb] _n. _.
shrubbery [SrbrI] _n. 1> 2> ,
shrubby [SrbI] _a. 1> 2>
shrug [Srg] 1. _n. () 2. _v. (); to shrug smth. off ,
shrunk [SrNk] _p. _p-p. shrink
shrunken [SrNkn] _a. , ߣ
shuck [Sk] 1. _n. _. 1> 2> , ..; shuck! _. > ޣ!; > !; no great shucks , 2. _v. 1> , 2> , ; to shuck off one's clothes
shudder [Sd] 1. _n. , 2. _v. , ; I shudder to think of it ()
shuffle [Sfl] 1. _n. 1> 2> () 3> , ף 4> ; a shuffle of the Cabinet 2. _v. 1> (); () 2> 3> () 4> ; 5> , , , ; shuffle off > (); > (); > ; shuffle on ()
shuffler [Sfl] _n. 1> , 2>
shun [Sn] _v. , ; to shun danger
shunless [SnlIs] _a. _.
shunt [Snt] 1. _n. 1> _-. 2> 3> _. 2. _v. 1> _-. , 2> _. 3> _. , ; (-.)
shunter [Snt] _n. _-. ; ;
shuntingyard [SntINjAd] _n. _-. ,
shush [SS] _v. _. ,
shut [St] 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 [Stdaun] _n. 1> () 2>
shut-eye [StaI] _n. _.
shut-in [StIn] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. 1> ; ( ) 2>
shutout [Staut] _n.
shutter [St] 1. _n. 1> ; _pl. ; to put up the shutters _. 2> , ; (., ) 2. _v.
shuttle [Stl] 1. _n. 1> ( , ) 2> 3> _. = shuttle train 2. _v. () ң
shuttle bus [Stlbs] _n.
shuttle service [StlsvIs] _n. (, ..),
shuttle train [StltreIn] _n.
shuttlecock [Stlkk] _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. _.
Siamese [saImiz] 1. _a. ; Siamese twins 2. _n. ( ) ; ; the Siamese _pl. _.
Siberian [saIbIrIn] 1. _a. ; Siberian dog ; Siberian plague 2. _n. ;
sibilant [sIbIlnt] 1. _a. , 2. _n. _.
sibling [sIblIN] _n. ; siblings ; sibling rivalry ( ),
sibyl [sIbIl] _n. ; ;
sibylline [sIbIlaIn] _a.
siccative [sIktIv] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
sice _I [saIs] _n. ( ) _II [saIs] _. _n. ;
Sicilian [sIsIljn] 1. _a. 2.
sick _I [sIk] _a. 1> . _. 2> _predic. ; to feel ( to turn) sick ; he is sick (ף) 3> ; ; sick fancies 4> ; 5> _. ; (of sick -.); I am sick of waiting 6> (for sick -.); to be sick at heart 7> _. 8> , ( , ..) _II [sIk] _v. (); sick him! _. !, !
sick headache [sIkhedeIk] _n.
sickbay [sIkbeI] _n.
sickbed [sIkbed] _n.
sickbenefit [sIkbenIfIt] _n.
sickcall [sIkkl] _n. _. 1> ɣ 2> 3>
sicken [sIkn] _v. 1> 2> , 3> (of)
sickener [sIkn] _n. 1> _. , , 2> _. _.
sickening [sIknIN] _a. , ; a sickening smell
sickflag [sIkflQg] _n.
sickle [sIkl] _n.
sickleave [sIkliv] _n.
sicklist [sIklIst] _n. 1> 2> ; to be on the sicklist ,
sickly [sIklI] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> 4> ,
sickness [sIknIs] _n. 1> 2>
sickroom [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)
sidearms [saIdAmz] _n. _. , (, , _. . , )
sideboard [saIdbd] _n. ;
sideburns [saIdbnz] _n. _pl. _. ,
sidecar [saIdkA] _n. 1> 2>
sidedish [saIddIS] _n. ,
sideissue [saIdIsju] _n. ,
sidelight [saIdlaIt] _n. 1> 2> , -. 3> _.
sideline [saIdlaIn] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _-. 4> _.
sideling [saIdlIN] _a. ; (. _.)
sidelong [saIdlN] 1. _a. ; , ; a sidelong glance 2. _adv. ; ;
sidereal [saIdIrIl] _a. ף
siderography [sIdrgrfI] _n.
sidesaddle [saIdsQdl] _n.
sideshow [saIdSu] _n. ,
sideslip [saIdslIp] 1. _n. 1> _. _. 2> _. 2. _v. 1> _. 2> _.
sidesman [saIdzmn] _n.
sidesplitting [saIdsplItIN] _a. _. 1> 2> ( )
sidestep [saIdstep] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ߣ "" ( ) 2. _v. 1> ; 2> 3> , ; to sidestep an issue ; to sidestep a decision
sidetrack [saIdtrQk] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _v. 1> 2> ; (-.) ; to sidetrack attention 3> ()
sideview [saIdvju] _n. ,
sidewalk [saIdwk] _n.
sideward [saIdwd] = sideways
sidewards [saIdwdz] = sideways
sideways [saIdweIz] _adv. , ,
sidewind [saIdwInd] _n. 1> 2> ; by a sidewind ԣ,
sidewinder [saIdwInd] _n.
siding [saIdIN] 1. _pres-p. side 2 2. _n. 1> _-. , ; 2> _.
sidle [saIdl] _v. , , (up to, away from, along)
sidy [saIdI] _a. _.
siege [sidZ] _n. 1> ; to lay siege to ; to raise the siege ; to stand a siege 2> ,
siegetrain [sidZtreIn] _n. _.
sienna [sIen] _n. , ()
sierra [sIr] _. _n.
siesta [sIest] _. _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 sigh -.)
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 [saItsiIN] _n. ; to go sightseeing
sightseer [saItsi] _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 sign -.) 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
signalbook [sIgnlbuk] _n. , ,
signalbox [sIgnlbks] _n. _-. ;
signalize [sIgnlaIz] _v. 1> ; 2>
signaller [sIgnl] _n. _. 1> 2>
signalman [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 [saInbd] _n.
signer [saIn] _n. , -.
signet [sIgnIt] _n. ,
significance [sIgnIfIkns] _n. 1> , 2> , ; to attach significance to smth. -. 3> ;
significant [sIgnIfIknt] _a. 1> , , ; 2> ; 3> ( ..)
signification [sIgnIfIkeISn] _n. () , ()
significative [sIgnIfIktIv] _a. (of significative -.); (of significative ޣ-.)
signify [sIgnIfaI] _v. 1> , 2> ; it doesn't signify , 3> ; to signify one's consent ϣ 4>
signpainter [saInpeInt] _n. ,
signpost [saInpust] _n. ,
signwriter [saInraIt] = signpainter
Sikh [sik] _. _n.
silage [saIlIdZ] _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 [sIluet] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. (. _p-p.) 1> 2> ( -.)
silica [sIlIk] _n. _. _. ڣ,
silicate [sIlIkIt] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
siliceous [sIlISs] _a. ,
silicic [sIlIsIk] _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> ,
silkmill [sIlkmIl] _n.
silkstocking [sIlkstkIN] 1. _n. _. , 2. _a. 1> , 2> , ; silkstocking section
silkworm [sIlkwm] _n. _.
silky [sIlkI] _a. 1> 2> 3> ( ..)
sill [sIl] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> _.
sillabub [sIlbb] _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 [ouz]) 2. _v.
silt [sIlt] 1. _n. , , 2. _v. () (. silt up); silt through
Silurian [saIljurIn] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
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 [sIlvf] _n. _.
silver fox [sIlvfks] _n.
silver gilt [sIlvgIlt] _a.
silver paper [sIlvpeIp] _n. 1> 2> ,
silver point [sIlvpInt] _n.
silver side [sIlvsaId] _n.
silvern [sIlvn] _a. _.
silverplate [sIlvpleIt] _v. , ( )
silversmith [sIlvsmIT] _n.
silvertongued [sIlvtNd] _a. ;
silverware [sIlvwE] _n. ; .
silvery [sIlvrI] _a.
silviculture [sIlvIkltS] _n.
simian [sImIn] 1. _a. , 2. _n.
similar [sImIl] _a. 1> (to); , 2> _. ; similar triangles
similarity [sImIlQrItI] _n. 1> , 2> _.
similarly [sImIllI] _adv. ,
simile [sImIlI] _n. _.
similitude [sImIlItjud] _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 ,
simonpure [saImnpju] _a. ,
simony [saImnI] _n. _.
simoom [sImum] _n.
simoon [sImun] _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. _.
simplehearted [sImplhAtId] _a.
simpleminded [sImplmaIndId] _a. 1> 2> ,
simpleton [sImpltn] _n.
simplicity [sImplIsItI] _n. 1> 2> , 3> , ; she is simplicity itself _.
simplification [sImplIfIkeISn] _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 [sImjuleIkr] _pl. simulacrum
simulacrum [sImjuleIkrm] _. _n. (_pl. cra) ;
simulate [sImjuleIt] _v. 1> ; 2> (-.), ( -.) 3> , ( )
simulated [sImjuleItId] _a. 1> , 2> , ; simulated conditions
simulation [sImjuleISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ;
simulator [sImjuleIt] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> _. ֣
simultaneity [sImltnItI] _n.
simultaneous [sImlteInjs] _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 [sInsI] _a. ,
sincerity [sInserItI] _n.
sinciput [sInsIpt] _n. _. ,
sine _I [saIn] _n. _. _II [saInI] _. _prep. ; sine die [saInIdaIi] ̣ ; sine qua non [saInIkweInn]
sinecure [saInIkju] _n.
sinew [sInju] 1. _n. 1> 2> _pl. ; 3> _pl. ; the sinews of war ( ) 2. _v. ,
sinewy [sInjuI] _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 [sIndZ] 1. _n. 2. _v. (); ; to singe one's reputation ; to singe one's feathers ( wings) ޣ-.
singer [sIN] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3>
Singhalese [sINhliz] = Sinhalese
singing [sININ] 1. _pres-p. sing 1 2. _n.
singing-master [sININmAst] _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)
singleacting [sINglQktIN] _a. _.
singlebreasted [sINglbrestId] _a.
singleeyed [sINglaId] _a. 1> 2> , , 3> ̣
singlegauge [sINglgeIdZ] _a. _-. ,
singlehanded [sINglhQndId] 1. _a. 1> 2> 3> 2. _adv.
singlehearted [sINglhAtId] _a. 1> 2> , ̣
singleminded [sINglmaIndId] = singlehearted
singleness [sINglnIs] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ̣ (. singleness of purpose)
singleseater [sINglsit] _n. ̣
singlestage [sINglsteIdZ] _a.
singlestick [sINglstIk] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
singlesticker [sINglstIk] _n. _. _.
singlet [sINglIt] _n. 1> 2>
singleton [sINgltn] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> £ 4>
singletree [sINgltri] _n. ̣ ( )
singlewinged [sINglwINd] _a.
singly [sINglI] _adv. 1> , 2> ,
singsong [sINsN] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. 3. _v. ,
singular [sINgjul] 1. _n. _. 1> the singular 2> 2. _a. 1> , 2> , 3> _.
singularity [sINgjulQrItI] _n. , ; ;
Sinhalese [sInhliz] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2>
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>
sinkingfund [sINkINfnd] _n. ,
Sinn Fein [SInfeIn] _n. ( )
Sinn Feiner [SInfeIn] _n.
sinner [sIn] _n.
sinoffering [sInǍfrIN] _n.
sinologist [sInldZIst] _n. ,
sinologue [sInlg] = sinologist
sinology [sInldZI] _n. ,
sinter [sInt] _n. 1> , 2> _.
sinuosity [sInjuȍsItI] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
sinuous [sInjus] _a. 1> ; , 2> ,
sinus [saIns] (_pl. es [Iz]) _n. 1> _. 2> _.
Sioux [su] _n. (_pl. Sioux [suz]) ( )
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, ., S. John); dear sir 2. _v.
sircar [skA] _. _n. 1> 2> 3>
sirdar [sdA] _n. 1> , ( ) 2> _.
sire [saI] 1. _n. 1> , ( ) 2> _. ; 3> ( ..) 2. _v. ( ..)
siren [saIrn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ; _.
sirloin [slIn] _n. , ()
sirocco [sIrku] _n. (_pl. os [ouz])
sirrah [sIr] _n. _. _. , !
sirup [sIrp] = syrup
sisal [saIsl] _n. ( )
siskin [sIskIn] _n.
sissy [sIsI] = cissy
sister [sIst] _n. 1> ; full ( german) sister ; half sister 2> ; 3> _. ( ) 4> ; 5> _attr. ; ; ( ); sister ships
sister-in-law [sIstrInl] _n. (_pl. sistersinlaw) ( ); ( ); ( )
sisterhood [sIsthud] _n. 1> ԣ; they lived in loving sisterhood ӣ 2>
sisterly [sIstlI] _a.
Sisyphean [sIsIfin] _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. -.
sitdown [sItdaun] _a. ; sitdown strike ( )
site [saIt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2>
sitin [sItIn] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. (ԣ .., )
sitter [sIt] _n. 1> , , ; 2> 3> = sitterin 4> 5> _. ̣ ,
sitterin [sItrIn] _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 [sItjueISn] _n. 1> , 2> , , , ; to come out of a difficult situation with credit 3> , , (. ); to find a situation ,
sitzkrieg [sItskrig] _. _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 ,
sixbysix [sIksbaIsIks] _n. _. _. ̣
sixer [sIks] _n. _.
sixfold [sIksfuld] 1. _a. 2. _adv.
sixfooter [sIksfut] _n. _. 1> 2> -.
sixpence [sIkspns] _n. 6 1/2 ; it doesn't matter sixpence ,
sixshooter [sIksSut] _n.
sixteen [sIkstin] _n-card.
sixteenmo [sIkstinmu] = sextodecimo
sixteenth [sIkstinT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n. 1> 2> (the sixteenth)
sixth [sIksT] 1. _n-ord. ; sixth column > " ", " "; > , " " 2. _n. 1> 2> (the sixth)
sixthly [sIksTlI] _adv. -
sixties [sIkstIz] _n. _pl. 1> (the sixties) 2> ; ( 60 69 )
sixtieth [sIkstIIT] 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 [SQmbk] _-. 1. _n. , 2. _v.
skald [skld] = scald II
skat [skAt] _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>
skatingrink [skeItINrINk] _n.
skedaddle [skIdQdl] _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. ,
sketchbook [sketSbuk] _n.
sketchmap [sketSmQp] _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 [skjuaId] _a.
skewbald [skjubld] _a.
skewer [skju] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ; 2. _v. 1> ( -.) 2>
ski [ski] 1. _n. (_pl. skis .) 2. _v. (ski'd)
ski'd [skid] _p. _p-p. ski 2
ski-joring [skidZrIN] _n. ..
ski-jumping [skidZmpIN] _n.
skiagram [skaIgrQm] _n.
skiagraph [skaIgrAf] _n.
skiborne [skibn] _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 [skIflgrup] _n. -
skiffle-player [skIflpleI] _n. -
skiing lodge [skiINldZ] _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 skim -.) 3> ; ( - through, over) 2. _a. skim milk
skimble-skamble [skImblskQmbl] _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 [skIndip] 1. _a. , ( ..) 2. _adv.
skin-diver [skIndaIv] _n. 1> 2> , ,
skin-grafting [skIngrAftIN] _n. _.
skin-tight [skIntaIt] _a. , ( )
skinflint [skInflInt] _n.
skinful [skInful] _n. ()
skingame [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 [skIpdZQk] _n. 1> 2>
skipper [skIp] _n. 1> , ( ); _. _. 2> _. _. _. 3> ( ); skipper's daughters
skipping-rope [skIpINrup] _n.
skirl [skl] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 2. _v.
skirmish [skmIS] 1. _n. 1> 2> , , 3> _attr. skirmish line 2. _v. 1> 2>
skirmisher [skmIS] _n. 1> 2> _.
skirt [skt] 1. _n. 1> ; divided skirt 2> , 3> _. 4> ( _pl.) , ; on the skirts of the wood 5> _. () 2. _v. 1> , 2> ; 3> ;
skirting [sktIN] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. , ,
skirun [skirn] _n.
skirunning [skirnIN] _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 [skItlQlI] _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] _interj. !
skua [skju] _n. _.
skulduggery [skldgrI] _n. _. _.
skulk [sklk] _v. 1> ; ( ); , .. 2>
skull [skl] _n. ; skull and crossbones ( ); thick skull ,
skullcap [sklkQp] _n. ,
skunk [skNk] 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 [skaIpaIlt] _n. _. , .
sky troops [skaItrups] _n. -
sky truck [skaItrk] _n. _. _. ̣
sky wave [skaIweIv] _n. _. , ֣ ϣ
sky-blue [skaIblu] 1. _n. 2. _a.
sky-born [skaIbn] _a. _. ( )
sky-clad [skaIklQd] _a. _.
sky-high [skaIhaI] 1. _a. , 2. _adv. ;
sky-rocket [skaIrkIt] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> , ( , ..)
sky-scraper [skaIskreIp] _n. ң
sky-writer [skaIraIt] _n. ̣
sky-writing [skaIraItIN] _n. , ̣;
skyer [skaI] _n.
skyey [skaII] _a. 1> ; 2> -
skylark [skaIlAk] 1. _n. 2. _v. , ,
skylight [skaIlaIt] _n. 1> _. , ̣ 2> _.
skyline [skaIlaIn] _n. 1> , 2>
skyscape [skaIskeIp] _n. ,
skyward [skaIwd] _adv.
skywards [skaIwdz] _adv.
skywave [skaIweIv] _a. skywave communication _. ֣
skyway [skaIweI] _n. 1> , 2>
slab [slQb] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; a slab of cheese 3> _. 4> _. ; 2. _v.
slab-sided [slQbsaIdId] _a. 1> 2> _. ;
slack _I [slQk] 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 [slQk] _n.
slack lime [slQklaIm] _n. ۣ
slack suit [slQksjut] _n.
slackbaked [slQkbeIkt] _a. 1> ޣ 2>
slacken [slQkn] _v. 1> 2> 3>
slacker [slQk] _n. _. 1> , 2> _.
slacks [slQks] _n. _pl.
slag [slQg] _n. , ,
slain [sleIn] _p-p. slay I
slake [sleIk] _v. 1> (); ( ..) 2> () 3> ()
slalom [sleIlm] _n. _.
slam [slQm] 1. _n. 1> () 2> _. 3> _. _. 2. _v. 1> , () 2> ; 3> _. _. 4> _.
slander [slAnd] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
slanderous [slAndrs] _a.
slang [slQN] 1. _n. , 2. _a. , ; slang word 3. _v. _.
slanguage [slQNgwIdZ] _. . slang 1
slangy [slQNI] _a. 1> 2> ,
slant [slAnt] 1. _n. 1> , ; on the slant ; 2> _. _. ; to take a slant 3> _. _. , , ; ; 2. _v. 1> (), () 2> _. ; (, )
slanting [slAntIN] _a. ;
slantingdicular [slAntINdIkjul] _a. _.
slantwise [slAntwaIz] _adv.
slap [slQp] 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 [slQpbQN] _adv. 1> ; 2> ,
slapdash [slQpdQS] 1. _a. , ; ; slapdash work 2. _adv. , , -
slapjack [slQpdZQk] _n. 1> _. , 2>
slapping [slQpIN] 1. _pres-p. slap 2 2. _a. _.
slapstick [slQpstIk] _n. 1> 2> , ۣ (. slapstick comedy)
slapup [slQpp] _a. _.
slash _I [slQS] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> 4> 5> _. , , ( ..) 2. _v. 1> (); 2> 3> 4> 5> _. ; (, ..) 6> ( ) _II [slQS] _n. _.
slashing [slaSIN] 1. _pres-p. slash I, 2 2. _n. ; 3. _a. 1> , ; slashing rain 2> , ; slashing criticism 3> _. , ; slashing dinner
slat _I [slQt] _n. 1> , , ̣, 2> _. 3> _pl. _. ң _II [slQt] _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 [sleItklb] _n.
slate-pencil [sleItpensl] _n.
slater [sleIt] _n. 1> 2>
slather [slQD] 1. _n. (. _pl.) _. _. 2. _v. 1> , 2>
slattern [slQtn] _n. ,
slatternly [slQtnlI] _a.
slaty [sleItI] _a. 1> 2> - 3>
slaughter [slt] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; 2> () 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> , ()
slaughter-house [slthaus] _n.
slaughterous [sltrs] _a. _. 1> 2>
Slav [slAv] 1. _n. ; ; the Slavs _pl. _. 2. _a.
Slavdom [slAvdm] _n. ,
slave [sleIv] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _attr. ; slave labour 2. _v.
slave-born [sleIvbn] _a. ģ
slave-driver [sleIvdraIv] _n. 1> 2>
slave-holder [sleIvhuld] _n.
slave-ship [sleIvSIp] _n.
slave-trade [sleIvtreId] _n.
slaver _I [sleIv] _n. 1> 2> = slaveship _II [slQv] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> ; 2>
slavery [sleIvrI] _n. 1> 2> ֣
slavey [slQvI] _n. _. ӣ
Slavic [slQvIk], [slAvIk] = Slavonic
slavish [sleIvIS] _a. ; slavish imitation
Slavonian [slvunjn] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3>
Slavonic [slvnIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
Slavophil [slQvufIl], [slAvufIl] _n.
Slavophobe [slQvufub], [slAvufub] _n.
slaw [sl] _n. _. (. cold slaw)
slay _I [sleI] _v. (slew - slain) _. _. ; slain by a bullet ֣ _II [sleI] _n. _.
slayer [sleI] _n.
sleazy [slizI] _a. 1> , ( ; . _.) 2> _.
sled [sled] = sledge I
sledding [sledIN] _n. 1> , , 2> 3> , ; hard sledding _. ,
sledge _I [sledZ] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> 2> _II [sledZ] = sledge-hammer
sledge-car [sledZkA] _n.
sledge-hammer [sledZhQm] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. ; sledge-hammer blow ; sledge-hammer argument
sleek [slik] 1. _a. 1> , ; 2> 2. _v. ;
sleeken [slikn] = sleek 2
sleeky [slikI] _a. 1> , 2> _. ;
sleep [slip] 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 [slip] _n. 1> ; light (heavy) sleeper () 2> 3> = sleepingcar 4> , (., , , , ..) 5> _. 6> (. _pl.) 7> ( ) 8> _-.
sleeperette [slipret] _n. ̣
sleeping partner [slipINpAtn] . partner 1, 2
sleeping-bag [slipINbQg] _n.
sleeping-car [slipINkA] _n.
sleeping-draught [slipINdrAft] _n.
sleeping-pills [slipINpIlz] _n. _pl.
sleeping-sickness [slipINsIknIs] _n. _. 1> 2> _.
sleepless [sliplIs] _a. ;
sleepwalker [slipwk] _n.
sleepy [slipI] _a. 1> , ; a sleepy little town , ; sleepy sickness _. 2> , ; sleepy trade 3> ,
sleepyhead [slipIhed] _n. _.
sleet [slit] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ( . ); it sleets ģ
sleety [slitI] _a.
sleeve [sliv] _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 [slivprtektz] _n. _pl.
sleigh [sleI] = sledge I
sleighbell [sleIbel] _n.
sleightofhand [slaItvhQnd] _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 [sluT] 1. _n. 1> - 2> _. 2. _v. 1> (. _.) 2> _.
sleuthhound [sluThaund] = 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 [slaIdrul] = sliding rule
slide-block [slaIdblk] _n. _.
slide-fastener [slaIdfAsn] _n. ԣ-
slide-valve [slaIdvQlv] _n. _.
sliding rule [slaIdINrul] _n.
sliding scale [slaIdINskeIl] _n. 1> 2> ޣ
sliding seat [slaIdINsit] _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 [slINSt] _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 [slIpkQrIdZ] _n. ,
slip-cover [slIpkv] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
slip-knot [slIpnt] _n. 1> 2> ң
slip-on [slIpȍn] 1. _n. 1> ; ( ) 2> 2. _a. 1> 2> ,
slip-up [slIpp] _n. _. ,
slipover [slIpǫuv] _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 [slIpSd] _a. ,
slipslop [slIpslp] _. 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 [Id], slit) 1> ; ; to slit an envelope open 2> 3> ,
slit trench [slIttrentS] _n. _. -
slither [slID] _v. ;
sliver [slIv] 1. _n. 1> , 2> () 2. _v. , ()
slob [slb] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. , ң
slobber [slb] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> , 2> ;
slobbery [slbrI] _a. 1> 2> ,
sloe [slu] _n. ԣ,
slog [slg] 1. _n. 1> 2> ֣, 2. _v. 1> 2> (. slog at one's work, slog away, slog on)
slogan [slugn] _n. 1> , ; 2> (_. )
sloop [slup] _n. _. 1> 2> ; sloop of war
slop _I [slp] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. ; to empty the slops 3> _pl. ( ..) 4> _pl. , () 2. _v. 1> (), ̣() ( slop over, slop out) 2> ̣, ( ..) slop over _II [slp] _n. (. _pl.) 1> , 2> ۣ
slop-basin [slpbeIsn] _n.
slop-pail [slppeIl] _n.
slop-shop [slpSp] _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 [slpI] _a. 1> , ( ); , ( , ) 2> ( ) 3> ( ) 4> , ( ..) 5>
slopwork [slpwk] _n. 1> ۣ 2> ,
slosh [slS] = slush
slot _I [slt] 1. _n. 1> ݣ, , , ; () 2> _. 2. _v. , ; _II [slt] _n. ( ..)
slot-machine [sltmSin] _n. ;
sloth [sluT] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _.
sloth-bear [sluTbE] _n. -
slothful [sluTful] _a. ,
slouch [slautS] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> ; he is no slouch 4> 5> () 2. _v. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> (); ; slouch about
slouch hat [slautShQt] _n.
slough _I [slau] _n. 1> , , 2> , , (. the S. of Despond) _II [slf] 1. _n. 1> () 2> 3> 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> ( ), ( slough off, slough away)
sloughy _I [slauI] _a. _II [slfI] _a.
Slovak [sluvQk] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a.
sloven [slvn] _n.
Slovene [sluvin] _n. ;
Slovenian [sluvinjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
slovenliness [slvnlInIs] _n.
slovenly [slvnlI] _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 [slumQtS] _n. ( ..)
slow-poke [slupuk] _n. _. _.
slow-witted [sluwItId] _a. ,
slowcoach [slukutS] _n. ,
slowdown [sludaun] _n. _. 1> 2> ( )
slubber [slb] _v. , -
sludge [sldZ] _n. 1> 2> ( ̣) 3> , 4> , 5> _attr. sludge pump _. ;
sludgy [sldZI] _a. ;
slue [slu] = slew I
slug _I [slg] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> _. 3> , - .. 4> _. 5> ( ) 6> ( ) 7> _. ( ) 8> _. _. () 9> _. , 10> _. 2. _v. 1> _. , 2> , 3> _. , ( ) _II = slog
slugabed [slgbed] _n. , ;
sluggard [slgd] _n. ,
sluggish [slgIS] _a. 1> , 2> ;
sluice [slus] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> () , 3> 4> _. ֣ 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , , ( ) (. sluice off) 3> ; 4> (. sluice out) 5> ,
sluice-gate [slusgeIt] _n.
sluice-way [slusweI] = sluice 1, 2
slum [slm] 1. _n. (. _pl.) 2. _v. ( ; . go slumming)
slumber [slmb] _. 1. _n. ( _pl.) ; 2. _v. ; ; slumber away ,
slumber-suit [slmbsjut] _n.
slumberous [slmbrs] _a. 1> 2>
slumlord [slmld] _n. ( )
slummock [slmk] _v. _. 1> 2> ,
slump [slmp] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> (); 2. _v. 1> 2> , , ; he slumped into a chair 3> ,
slung [slN] _p. _p-p. sling I, 2
slunk [slNk] _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 [slrI] _n. _. ;
slush [slS] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; , 3> _. () 4> , 5> _. 6> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> _. (. slush up) 4> _.
slush fund [slSfnd] _n. 1> _. _. 2> _. ,
slushy [slSI] _a. 1> 2> _.
slut [slt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> 3> _. ; a saucy slut 4>
sluttish [sltIS] _a.
sly [slaI] 1. _a. 1> , , ; a sly dog , 2> , 3> , 2. _n. on the sly
slyboots [slaIbuts] _n. _. , ,
slype [slaIp] _n.
smack _I [smQk] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; 2> , 2. _v. , , (-.); (of smack -.) _II [smQk] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> ; 2. _v. 1> (. smack one's lips) 2> ; ̣ 3. _adv. _. 1> 2> , _III [smQk] _n. _. ( )
smacker [smQk] _n. _. 1> 2> -. 3> _.
small [sml] 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. = smallclothes 3> _pl. _. ( ); in small > ; > _.
small arms [smlAmz] _n. _pl.
small beer [smlbI] _n. 1> _. 2> , ; to think no small beer of oneself ; to chronicle small beer ;
small holder [smlhuld] _n. ;
small-bore [smlb] _a. _.
small-clothes [smlkluDz] _n. _pl. _.
small-minded [smlmaIndId] _a. 1> , 2> , ̣
small-sword [smlsd] _n. ,
small-time [smltaIm] _a. _. _. , ;
small-toothcomb [smltuTkum] _n.
smallpox [smlpks] _n.
smalt [smlt] _n.
smarm [smAm] _v. 1> , 2> ; ,
smarmy [smAmI] _a. _. ; ,
smart [smAt] 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 [smAtQlIk] _n. _. _. ;
smart-alecky [smAtQlIkI] _a. _. _. ;
smart-money [smAtmnI] _n. 1> 2>
smarten [smAtn] _v. 1> smarten (oneself) up > (); > 2> ( ..)
smash [smQS] 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 [smQS] _n. _. 1> 2> , ֣ (. _.) 3> ;
smashing [smQSIN] 1. _pres-p. smash 2 2. _a. 1> ; smashing blow 2> _. ,
smattering [smQtrIN] _n. 1> 2> _. ; -
smear [smI] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> , 2. _v. 1> , 2> , 3> _. _. ;
smear-sheet [smISit] _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 [d]) 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 [smelINbtl] _n.
smelling-salts [smelINslts] _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 [smtS] 1. _n. (. _.) 2. _v. ,
smirk [smk] 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 [smIT] _n. 1> 2>
smithereens [smIDrinz] _n. _pl. ; ; to smash to ( into) smithereens
smithy [smIDI] _n. 1> 2> _.
smitten [smItn] _p-p. smite 1
smock [smk] 1. _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> 2. _v.
smock-frock [smkfrk] _n. ݣ ( )
smog [smg] _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 [smukbl] _n. _. ,
smoke-black [smukblQk] _n.
smoke-cloud [smukklaud] _n. ,
smoke-consumer [smukknsjum] _n.
smoke-dried [smukdraId] _a. ޣ
smoke-dry [smukdraI] _v.
smoke-house [smukhaus] _n.
smoke-screen [smukskrin] _n. _. (. _.)
smoke-stack [smukstQk] _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> = smokingcar
smoking-car [smukINkA] _n.
smoking-carriage [smukINkQrIdZ] = smokingcar
smoking-room [smukINrum] _n. ()
smoky [smukI] _a. 1> ; ; 2>
smolder [smuld] _. = smoulder
smooth [smuD] 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 [smuDb] _n. _.
smoothfaced [smuDfeIst] _a. 1> 2> , ,
smoothspoken [smuDspukn] = smooth-tongued
smoothtongued [smuDtNd] _a. ,
smote [smut] _p. smite 1
smother [smD] 1. _v. 1> 2> 3> 4> (, ) 5> to smother up a scandal 6> 7> () 8> _. 2. _n. 1> 2>
smothered mate [smDdmeIt] _n. _. У
smothery [smDrI] _a. ;
smoulder [smuld] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> ( )
smouldering [smuldrIN] 1. _pres-p. smoulder 2 2. _a. ; ̣ ; smouldering hatred
smudge _I [smdZ] 1. _n. 2. _v. (), () _II [smdZ] 1. _n. (. _.) ԣ (, ) 2. _v. _. 1> 2>
smudgy [smdZI] _a.
smug [smg] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. 1> _. 2> _. _. ; , ӣ ϣ
smuggle [smgl] _v. 1> (into, out, through) 2> 3> ; to smuggle a letter into a prison
smuggler [smgl] _n.
smut [smt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _-. , 2. _v. 1> () 2> () Σ
smutch [smtS] = smudge I
smutty [smtI] _a. 1> , ޣ 2> 3> _-. ֣ Σ
snack [snQk] _n. ̣ ; to have a snack
snack bar [snQkbA] _n. ,
snaffle _I [snQfl] _n. ; ; to ride smb. on ( in, with) the snaffle -. _II [snQfl] _v. _. 1> , ; 2> ,
snaffle-bit [snQflbIt] = snaffle I
snag [snQg] 1. _n. 1> , ( ); , Σ 2> 3> _. , ; to strike ( to come upon) a snag 4> 2. _v. 1> 2>
snaggy [snQgI] _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 [sneIktSAm] _n.
snakebite [sneIkbaIt] _n.
snaky [sneIkI] _a. 1> 2> 3> 4>
snap [snQp] 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 snap ..) 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 [snQpSt] _n.
snap-beans [snQpbinz] _n. _pl.
snapdragon [snQpdrQgn] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
snappish [snQpIS] _a. ,
snappy [snQpI] _a. 1> = snappish 2> , ; make it snappy! _. !, ! 3> _. ;
snaproll [snQprul] _n. _.
snapshot [snQpSt] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
snare [snE] 1. _n. , , 2. _v.
snarl _I [snAl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _II [snAl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _v. 1> , 2>
snatch [snQtS] 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 [snQtSI] _a. ;
snath [snQT] _n. _.
snathe [sneID] = snath
sneak [snik] 1. _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. _. , 3> _. 4> _. 5> _. (. sneak preview) 2. _v. 1> ; to sneak out of danger 2> _. _. , 3> -. , 4> _. ,
sneakers [snikz] _n. _pl. , ;
sneaking [snikIN] 1. _pres-p. sneak 2 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ; ( )
sneaky [snikI] _a. ;
sneer [snI] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , (at sneer )
sneering [snIrIN] 1. _pres-p. sneer 2 2. _a.
sneeze [sniz] 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 [snIksni] _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> ,
sniftingvalve [snIftINvQlv] _n.
snigger [snIg] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
sniggle [snIgl] _v.
snip [snIp] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. 4> _pl. ( , ) 2. _v. ()
snip-snap [snIpsnQp] _n. _. ,
snipe [snaIp] 1. _n. 1> (_pl. .) ; great ( double) snipe ; half snipe 2> 3> 2. _v.
sniper [snaIp] _n. ,
snipper [snIp] _n.
snipper-snapper [snIpsnQp] _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 [snb] _n.
snobbery [snbrI] _n.
snood [snud] _n. ( )
snook [snuk] _n. " "; to cock ( to make, to cut) a snook ( snooks) at smb. -.
snooker [snuk] _n.
snoop [snup] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v.
snooper [snup] = snoop 1
snoopy [snupI] _a. _. _. ;
snoot [snut] _. 1. _n. 1> = snout 1 2> = snout 2 3> ; to make a snoot 4> _. 2. _v.
snooty [snutI] _a. _. ,
snooze [snuz] _. 1. _n. (Σ) 2. _v.
snore [sn] 1. _n. 2. _v.
snorkel [snkl] _n. 1> _. 2> ( )
snort [snt] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ( )
snorter [snt] _n. _. 1> , , .. 2> ;
snorting [sntIN] 1. _pres-p. snort 2 2. _a. ,
snot [snt] _n. _.
snotrag [sntrQg] _n. _.
snotty [sntI] 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 broth [snubrT] _n. 1> 2> _. ģ
snow man [snumQn] _n.
snow-bank [snubQNk] _n. ,
snow-bird [snubd] _n. 1> () 2> - () 3> _.
snow-blind [snublaInd] _a.
snow-boots [snubuts] _n. _pl.
snow-bound [snubaund] _a. 1> ֣, , ӣ 2>
snow-break [snubreIk] _n. 1> , 2> ( , )
snow-capped [snukQpt] _a. ( )
snow-drift [snudrIft] _n.
snow-fall [snufl] _n.
snow-fence [snufens] _n. _-.
snow-flake [snufleIk] _n. ; _pl.
snow-plough [snuplau] _n. ;
snow-shoes [snuSuz] _n. _pl.
snow-slide [snuslaId] = snowslip
snow-slip [snuslIp] _n.
snow-storm [snustm] _n. , ,
snow-white [snuwaIt] _a.
snowball [snubl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , ݣ 2. _v. 1> 2>
snowbunny [snubnI] _n.
snowdrop [snudrp] _n.
snowman [snumn] _n.
snowmobile [snumubaIl] _n.
snowy [snuI] _a. 1> , 2>
snub _I [snb] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> _. _. ; _II [snb] _a. ģ ( )
snub-nosed [snbnuzd] _a.
snuff _I [snf] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; to take snuff ; he is up to snuff _. ģ 2. _v. 1> 2> () _II [snf] 1. _n. 2. _v. ( ); snuff out > (); > _. ; ; > _.
snuff-box [snfbks] _n.
snuff-colour [snfkl] _n.
snuffers [snfz] _n. _pl. ( )
snuffle [snfl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> (the snuffles) _pl. 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
snufflevalve [snflvQlv] _n. _.
snuffy [snfI] _a. 1> 2> _. , 3> _.
snug [sng] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> ; a snug income 4> , 5> , ; ; to be as snug as a bug in a rug 2. _v. , ; ,
snuggery [sngrI] _n. ;
snuggle [sngl] _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. _interj. !, !, !
so long [sulN] _. !, !
so-and-so [sunsu] 1. _n. - ( ); Mr. so-and-so - 2. _adv. -
so-called [sukld] _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 [supȍpr] _n. _. _. (. )
soap powder [suppaud] _n.
soap-boiler [supbIl] _n.
soap-box [supbks] _n. 1> - 2> _. 3> _attr. soap-box orator = soapboxer
soap-bubble [supbbl] _n. (. _.)
soap-stone [supstun] _n. _. ,
soap-suds [supsdz] _n. _pl. 1> 2>
soap-works [supwks] _n. _pl. (. _sg. _pl.)
soapboxer [supbks] _n.
soapy [supI] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
soar [s] _v. 1> , ; 2> () ; ( ) 3> _.
soaring [srIN] 1. _pres-p. soar 2. _n. _. , ̣ (. soaring flight) 3. _a. 1> ; 2> , ; soaring prices 3> ,
sob _I [sb] 1. _n. ; 2. _n. ; _II [esubi] _n. (_pl. sob's) (_. son of a bitch) _.
sob-sister [sbsIst] _n. _. _. ,
sob-stuff [sbstf] _n. _.
sober [sub] 1. _a. 1> 2> 3> ; , 4> ( ); as sober as a judge ; 2. _v. (); ( sober down) (. _.)
sober-blooded [subbldId] _a. ,
sober-minded [submaIndId] _a. ;
sober-sides [subsaIdz] _n. _.
sobriety [subraItI] _n. 1> 2> 3> ;
sobriquet [subrIkeI] _n. _. , ,
soccer [sk] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. soccer player
sociability [suSbIlItI] _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 [suSlklaIm] _n.
social democracy [suSldImkrsI] _n. -
social democrat [suSldemkrQt] _n. -
social democratic [suSldemkrQtIk] _a. -
socialism [suSlIzm] _n.
socialist [suSlIst] 1. _n. 2. _a.
socialistic [suSlIstIk] _a.
socialite [suSlaIt] _n. _. _. ,
sociality [suSIQlItI] _n. 1> ; 2>
socialization [suSlaIzeISn] _n. ;
socialize [suSlaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> , 3>
socially [suSlI] _adv. 1> ; 2> 3> ,
society [ssaItI] _n. 1> ; socialist society 2> 3> , 4> , , 5> _attr. ; S. of Jesus
sociologist [susIȍldZIst] _n.
sociology [susIȍldZI] _n.
sock _I [sk] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ԣ ( ); the buskin and the sock _II [sk] _. 1. _n. ; to give smb. sock(s) -. 2. _v. sock smb. _. -. 3. _adv. , _III [sk] _n. _. _. , . , _IV [sk] _n. _-. ,
sockdolager [skdldZ] _n. _. _. 1> 2>
socket [skIt] _n. 1> ; , 2> ( ); 3> _. , ,
socle [skl] _n. 1> , 2>
sod _I [sd] 1. _n. 1> ģ; 2> _. ; under the sod 2. _v. ģ _II [sd] _p. seethe _III [sd] _. . sodomite
soda [sud] _n. 1> , 2> ;
soda biscuit [sudbIskIt] _n.
soda jerk [suddZk] _n. _.
soda-fountain [sudfauntIn] _n. , ; ,
sodality [sudQlItI] _n. ,
sodawater [sudwt] = soda 2
sodden _I [sdn] _a. 1> , 2> ޣ, ( ) 3> ( , ) 4> , ( ) _II [sdn] _p-p. seethe
sodium [sudjm] _n. _.
sodomite [sdmaIt] _n. ;
sodomy [sdmI] _n.
soever [suev] _adv. 1> 2> ; who, what, when, how, where : in what place soever
sofa [suf] _n. ,
sofa bed [sufbed] _n. -
soffit [sfIt] _n. _.
soft [sft] 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. _interj. _. !, !
soft goods [sftgudz] _n. _pl.
soft money [sftmnI] _n. _. _.
soft pedal [sftpedl] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
soft sawder [sftsd] _n. ,
soft soap [sftsup] 1. _n. 1> ; ̣ 2> _. 2. _v. _.
soft-headed [sfthedId] _a.
soft-pedal [sftpedl] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
soft-spoken [sftspukn] _a. 1> ӣ 2>
soften [sfn] _v. (); soften up _. () Σ
softening [sfnIN] 1. _pres-p. soften 2. _n. 1> 2> _. ; softening of the brain _.
softhead [sfthed] _n. ,
softhearted [sfthAtId] _a. ,
softwood [sftwud] _n.
softy [sftI] _n. _. 1> 2> ,
soggy [sgI] _a. 1> , , 2> , , ( , ..)
soil _I [sIl] _n. , ; one's native soil _II [sIl] _v. (), (); _. ; to soil one's hands with smth. -. _III [sIl] _v. ̣
soil-pipe [sIlpaIp] _n.
soilage [sIlIdZ] _n. ̣
soilless [sIllIs] _a.
soiree [swAreI] _n. _.
sojourn [sdZn] 1. _n. () 2. _v. () ,
Sol [sl] _n. _. ( old Sol)
sol _I [sl] _n. _. _II [sl] _n. _. _III [sl] _n. ( )
sol-fa [slfA] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
solace [sls] 1. _n. 2. _v. ;
solan [suln] _n. ( )
solangoose [sulngus] _n. ( )
solar [sul] _a. ; solar plexus _.
solaria [sulErI] _pl. solarium
solarium [sulErIm] _. _n. (_pl. ria)
solarize [sulraIz] _v. 1> 2> _.
solatia [suleISj] _pl. solatium
solatium [suleISjm] _. _n. (_pl. tia) ,
sold [suld] _p. _p-p. sell 1
solder [sld] 1. _n. _. 2. _v. ,
soldering-iron [sldrINaIn] _n.
soldi [sldi] _pl. soldo
soldier [suldZ] 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 [suldZkrQb] _n. -
soldierlike [suldZlaIk] = soldierly
soldierly [suldZlI] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> , ,
soldiership [suldZSIp] _n.
soldiery [suldZrI] _n. _. ;
soldo [sldu] _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 [slIsIzm] _n. 1> , 2>
solely [sullI] _adv. ; ,
solemn [slm] _a. 1> ; on solemn occasions 2> , أ 3> ; ; ; to take a solemn oath 4> ԣ, ; solemn fool
solemnity [slemnItI] _n. 1> 2> , أ 3> (. _pl.) , 4> _.
solemnization [slmnaIzeISn] _n.
solemnize [slmnaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> أ, 3>
solenoid [sulInId] _n. _.
soli [suli] _pl. solo 1
solicit [slIsIt] _v. 1> , ; 2> ; 3> ( ) 4>
solicitation [slIsIteISn] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
solicitor [slIsIt] _n. 1> , ( , ) 2> _. 3>
Solicitor-General [slIsItdZenrl] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> _. ( )
solicitous [slIsIts] _a. 1> ( -.), (of solicitous -.) 2> (-.), ( -.) 3> , (about, concerning, for)
solicitude [slIsItjud] _n. 1> ; , (for solicitude ޣ-.) 2> _pl. ,
solid [slId] 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 S. South _. , 2. _n. 1> _. ף 2> _. ; regular solid () 3> _pl. ף 4> , ( ) 3. _adv. ; to vote solid
solid geometry [slIddZIȍmItrI] _n.
solidarity [slIdQrItI] _n. ; ޣ
solidhoofed [slIdhuft] _a. _.
solidify [slIdIfaI] _v. () ף, ,
solidity [slIdItI] _n. ף . {. solid 1}
soliloquize [slIlkwaIz] _v. 1> 2>
soliloquy [slIlkwI] _n. 1> 2>
solipsism [sulIpsIzm] _n. _.
solitaire [slItE] _n. 1> () 2>
solitary [slItrI] 1. _a. 1> ; Σ; a solitary life Σ 2> , ; solitary instance ; solitary confinement 2. _n. 1> 2> _. . solitary confinement {. 1, 2}
solitude [slItjud] _n. 1> ; 2> (. _pl.) Σ,
solo [sulu] 1. _n. (_pl. os [ouz], li) 1> _. , 2> _. ̣ 3> _attr. 4> _attr. _. ( ̣ ) 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _. ̣
soloist [suluIst] _n. 1> 2> ̣,
Solomon [slmn] _n. 1> _. 2>
Solomon's Seal [slmnzsil] _n. 1> ( , ԣ ) 2> _. У
solstice [slstIs] _n. _.
solubility [sljubIlItI] _n.
soluble [sljubl] _a. 1> 2> ,
solus [suls] _. _a. _predic. ,
solute [sljut] _n.
solution [sluSn] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> , ( ..); ; his ideas are in solution ݣ 4> _. , 5> _. ,
solvability [slvbIlItI] _n.
solvable [slvbl] _a.
solve [slv] _v. 1> , ( ..); ; ; to solve a crossword puzzle (an equation) () 2> ()
solvency [slvnsI] _n. ԣ
solvent [slvnt] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> 2> ԣ
somatic [smQtIk] _a. ,
sombre [smb] _a. 1> ԣ, ; sombre sky 2> ; a man of sombre character
sombrero [smbrEru] _. _n. (_pl. os [ouz])
some [sm] 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 [smtaIm] 1. _n. 2. _adv. 1> 2> = sometime 1, 1
somebody [smbdI] 1. _pron. _indef. -, - 2. _n.
somehow [smhau] _adv. -; -; -; somehow or other
someone [smwn] = somebody 1
someplace [smpleIs] _adv. _. -, -
somersault [smslt] 1. _n. , ; to turn ( to throw) a somersault 2. _v.
somerset [smsIt] = somersault
something [smTIN] _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 [smtaIm] 1. _adv. 1> - 2> _. -; , 2. _a. ,
sometimes [smtaImz] _adv. ,
someway [smweI] _adv. - ; -
somewhat [smwt] _pron. _indef. 1. . -; -; he is somewhat of a connoisseur 2. . , ; he answered somewhat hastily ; it is somewhat difficult
somewhere [smwE] _adv. -, -; -, -; somewhere else -
somewise [smwaIz] _adv. _. -
somite [sumaIt] _n. _. ,
somnambulism [smnQmbjulIzm] _n. ,
somnambulist [smnQmbjulIst] _n.
somnifacient [smnIfeISnt] 1. _a. 2. _n.
somniferous [smnIfrs] _a. ,
somnolence [smnlns] _n. ; ,
somnolency [smnlnsI] _n. ; ,
somnolent [smnlnt] _a. 1> , 2> ,
son [sn] _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 [snInl] _n. (_pl. sonsinlaw) ( )
sonant [sunnt] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
sonar [sunA] _n. _. ,
sonata [snAt] _n. _.
song [sN] _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 [sNbd] _n.
songful [sNful] _a.
songster [sNst] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> ,
songstress [sNstrIs] _n.
sonic [snIk] _a. 1> 2> , ; sonic barrier
soniferous [snIfrs] _a. 1> ; 2> ,
sonnet [snIt] _n.
sonneteer [snItI] 1. _n. ; _. ̣ 2. _v.
sonny [snI] _n. _. ( )
sonometer [sunmIt] _n. ,
sonority [snrItI] _n. ,
sonorous [snrs] _a. 1> , 2> ( , )
sons-in-law [snzInl] _pl. soninlaw
sonsy [snsI] _a. _. (. )
soon [sun] _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 [suT] _n. _. , ; in (good) sooth , ; sooth to say
soothe [suD] _v. 1> , 2> ; () 3> ()
soother [suD] _n.
soothing [suDIN] 1. _pres-p. soothe 2. _a. ;
soothsay [suTseI] _v.
soothsayer [suTseI] _n. ;
sooty [sutI] _a. 1> , , ޣ 2> ޣ 3>
sooty shearwater [sutISIwt] _n. _.
sop [sp] 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 [sf] _. _. sophomore
sophism [sfIzm] _n.
sophist [sfIst] _n.
sophistic [sfIstIk] _a.
sophistical [sfIstIkl] _a.
sophisticate [sfIstIkeIt] _v. 1> , , 2> , ; ۣ 3>
sophisticated [sfIstIkeItId] 1. _p-p. sophisticate 2. _a. 1> ۣ , ; ң, ޣ ( , ) 2> ۣ , 3> ң ( , ..) 4> , 5> , ( , , ..)
sophistication [sfIstIkeISn] _n. 1> ң, ޣ 2> ۣ, 3> , 4>
sophistry [sfIstrI] _n.
sophomore [sfm] _n. _. -
sopor [sup] _n. ֣, ;
soporific [sprIfIk] 1. _a. , 2. _n. ,
sopping [spIN] 1. _pres-p. sop 2 2. _a. , ()
soppy [spI] _a. 1> , 2> _. , ; to be soppy on smb. ̣ -.
soprani [sprAni] _pl. soprano
soprano [sprAnu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz], ni) ;
sorb [sb] _n.
sorcerer [ssr] _n. , ,
sorceress [ssrIs] _n. ,
sorcery [ssrI] _n. , ;
sordid [sdId] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> , ; ; sordid desires
sordine [sdin] _n. _.
sore [s] 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 [shed] _. 1. _n. , 2. _a. , ֣
sorely [slI] _adv. 1> , 2> ; I am sorely perplexed
soreness [snIs] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
sorgho [sgu] = sorghum
sorghum [sgm] _n. ( )
sorgo [sgu] = sorghum
sorites [suraItiz] _n. _.
sorority [srrItI] _n. _.
sorrel _I [srl] _n. _II [srl] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> 2> -
sorrow [sru] 1. _n. 1> , , ; to feel sorrow 2> , ; to express sorrow at ( for) smth. -.; the Man of Sorrows _. 2. _v. , ,
sorrowful [srful] _a. 1> ; ; 2> ,
sorry [srI] _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 [st] 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 [st] _n.
sortie [sti] _n. _. 1> _. 2> _. , ̣ 3> _. (); a sortie into space
sortilege [stIlIdZ] _n. ; ,
sortition [stISn] _n. أ;
SOS [esǫues] 1. _n. 2. _v.
sot [st] 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
sottish [stIS] _a.
sotto voce [stuvutSI] um. _adv. ;
sou [su] _n. _. ( ); he hasn't a sou _.
sou' [sau] ; sou'east -; sou'west -
sou'easter [sauist] = southeaster
sou'wester [sauwest] _n. _. 1> = south-wester 2>
souchong [suSN] _. _n.
Soudanese [sudniz] = Sudanese
souffle 1. [sufl] _n. _. ; 2. [sufleI] _n. _.
sough _I [sau] 1. _n. , ̣ () 2. _v. _II [sau] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
sought [st] _p. _p-p. seek
sought-after [stAft] _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 [saundendZInI] _n.
sound man [saundmQn] _n. _. _. _. 1> 2> ӣ
sound rocket [saundrkIt] _n. _.
sound-box [saundbks] _n. ()
sound-film [saundfIlm] _n.
sound-locator [saundlukeIt] _n.
sound-proof [saundpruf] 1. _a. 2. _v.
sound-track [saundtrQk] _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 [saundINblun] _n. _. -
sounding-board [saundINbd] _n. ,
soundless [saundlIs] _a.
soup _I [sup] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ; in the soup _. ; _II [sup] _v. _.; soup up > ( ..); > (̣, ..); > ,
soup-kitchen [supkItSIn] _n. 1> 2> _. _. _.
soup-plate [suppleIt] _n.
soup-spoon [supspun] _n.
soup-ticket [suptIkIt] _n.
sour [sau] 1. _a. 1> ; sour cream 2> 3> 4> , ( ) 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> 3> (); soured by misfortunes ޣ 4> _.
source [ss] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> , , ; reliable source of information ģ
sourdine [sudin] = 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 [sutAS] _n. _.
soutane [sutAn] _n. _.
souteneur [sutn] _n. _. Σ
south [sauT] 1. _n. 1> ; _. 2> (S.) , . , 3> ; 2. _a. 1> 2> ݣ 3. _adv. , , 4. _v. [sauD] 1> 2> _.
south-east [sauTist], _. [sauist] 1. _n. -; _. 2. _a. - 3. _adv. -, - , -
south-easter [sauTist] _n. - ; _. -
south-easterly [sauTistlI] 1. _a. 1> - 2> - 2. _adv. -
south-eastern [sauTistn] _a. -
south-eastward [sauTistwd] 1. _adv. - 2. _a. - 3. _n. -
south-eastwards [sauTistwdz] = southeastward 1
south-west [sauTwest], _. [sauwest] 1. _n. -; _. - 2. _a. - 3. _adv. -, - , -
south-wester [sauTwest], _. [sauwest] _n. - ; _. -
south-westerly [sauTwestlI], _. [sauwestlI] 1. _a. 1> - 2> - 2. _adv. -
south-western [sauTwestn] _a. -
south-westward [sauTwestwd] 1. _adv. - 2. _a. - 3. _n. -
south-westwards [sauTwestwdz] = south-westward 1
southdown [sauTdaun] _n. ۣ
souther [sD] _n.
southerly [sDlI] 1. _a. 2. _adv. ,
southern [sDn] 1. _a. 2. _n. = southerner
southerner [sDn] _n. 1> ; 2> (S.)
southernmost [sDnmust] _a.
southernwood [sDnwud] _n. _.
southing [sauDIN] 1. _pres-p. south 4 2. _n. 1> _. ; 2> _.
southland [sauTlnd] _n. ,
southpaw [sauTp] _n. _. _. -
southron [sDrn] _n. _. 1> 2>
southward [sauTwd] 1. _adv. , 2. _a. ; ݣ 3. _n.
southwardly [sauTwdlI] _adv. ,
southwards [sauTwdz] = southward 1
souvenir [suvnI] _n. _. ,
sovereign [svrIn] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ( ) 2. _a. 1> , ; sovereign power 2> , , ; ; sovereign States 3> ; sovereign contempt 4> ; sovereign remedy
sovereignty [svrntI] _n. 1> 2> 3>
Soviet [suvIt] _. 1. _n. ( ) 2. _a. ; Soviet Government ; Soviet power ; Soviet Union
sow _I [su] _v. (sowed [d] - 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 [suTIsl] _n. _.
sowar [swA] _n. , , ( )
sowbelly [saubelI] _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 [suINmSin] _n.
sown [sun] _p-p. sow I; the sky sown with stars , ף
soy [sI] _n.
soy-bean [sIbin] = soya
soya [sI] _n. 1> 2>
sozzled [szld] _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 [speIsfIkSn] _n.
space rocket [speIsrkIt] _n.
space satellite [speIssQtlaIt] _n.
space-bar [speIsbA] _n. ( )
space-writer [speIsraIt] _n. ԣ,
spacecraft [speIskrAft] = spaceship
spaceless [speIslIs] _a. 1> , 2> , , ۣ
spaceman [speIsmQn] _n. 1> , 2>
spaceport [speIspt] _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 [speIdwk] _n.
spadeful [speIdful] _n.
spado [speIdu] _. _n. (_pl. -dones) 1> 2> 3> _.
spadones [speIduniz] _pl. spado
spaghetti [spgetI] _. _n.
spake [speIk] _. _p. speak
spall [spl] 1. _n. ; 2. _n. _. 1> ԣ () 2> (); ()
spalpeen [spQlpin] _. _n.
spam [spQm] _n. _.
span _I [spQn] _p. spin 2 _II [spQn] 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 [spQnruf] _n.
span-new [spQnnju] _a. ;
span-worm [spQnwm] _n. _.
spandrel [spQndrl] _n. _. ;
spang [spQN] _adv. _. ; he ran spang into me
spangle [spQNgl] 1. _n. ̣ 2. _v. ̣; the heavens spangled with stars , ף
Spaniard [spQnjd] _n. ;
spaniel [spQnjl] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ; ; a tame spaniel
Spanish [spQnIS] 1. _a. ; Spanish fly 2. _n.
spank [spQNk] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> , ̣ () 2> (. spank along); ( )
spanker [spQNk] _n. 1> , ̣ 2> _. ; 3> _. (-.)
spanking [spQNkIN] 1. _pres-p. spank 2 2. _n. ; ң 3. _a. 1> ; spanking trot 2> _. , ( ) 3> _.
spanless [spQnlIs] _a. _. ;
spanner [spQn] _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 [spAdek] _n. _.
sparable [spQrbl] _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 [spAdZ] _v. ,
sparger [spAdZ] _n.
sparing [spErIN] 1. _pres-p. spare 3 2. _a. 1> , 2> 3>
spark _I [spAk] 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 [spAk] 1. _n. 1> ݣ; a gay young spark 2> to play the spark to 2. _v. _.
spark-arrester [spAkrest] _n. _. ,
spark-coil [spAkkIl] _n. _.
spark-gap [spAkgQp] _n. _. 1> 2>
spark-plug [spAkplg] _n. _. 1> = sparking-plug 2> _. ,
sparking-plug [spAkINplg] _n. _. ,
sparkle [spAkl] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> , ̣ 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , ( ) 3> ̣;
sparklet [spAklIt] _n.
sparkling [spAklIN] 1. _pres-p. sparkle 2 2. _a. 1> , , 2> , ,
sparring _I [spArIN] _pres-p. spar I, 2 _II [spArIN] 1. _pres-p. spar III, 2 2. _a. , ( ); sparring bout ; sparring partner Σ ; sparring ring - ; sparring gloves
sparrow [spQru] _n.
sparrow-grass [spQrugrAs] _n. _.
sparrow-hawk [spQruhk] _n. -
sparry [spArI] _a. _.
sparse [spAs] _a. ,
Spartan [spAtn] 1. _n. 2. _n.
spasm [spQzm] _n. 1> , 2> ;
spasmodic [spQzmdIk] _a. 1> , 2> , ,
spastic [spQstIk] _a. _.
spat _I [spQt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. ( ) _II [spQt] _p. _p-p. spit II, 2 _III [spQt] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> ̣ , 2. _v. 1> , ̣ 2> ,
spatchcock [spQtSkk] 1. _n. ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> _. (, )
spate [speIt] _n. 1> () , 2> 3> , ( ..) 4> ()
spathic [spQTIk] _a.
spatial [speISl] _a.
spatio-temporal [speISIutemprl] _a. -
spats [spQts] _n. _pl.
spatter [spQt] 1. _n. 1> (, ) 2> 2. _v. 1> , , ; ̣ 2> , ; to spatter a man's good name
spatter-dock [spQtdk] _n. _. ,
spatterdashes [spQtdQSIz] _n. _pl.
spatula [spQtjul] _n. ,
spavin [spQvIn] _v. _.
spavined [spQvInd] _a. _.
spawn [spn] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , , 3> _. , 2. _v. 1> 2> , (_. ) 3> , (-.)
spawning [spnIN] 1. _pres-p. spawn 2 2. _n.
spay [speI] _v. ( )
speak [spik] _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 [spikizI] _n. _. _. ,
speaker [spik] _n. 1> ; he is no speaker 2> , , 3> (the S.) ( , ) 4> _. 5> 6>
speaking [spikIN] 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 [spikINtrmpIt] _n. ,
speaking-tube [spikINtjub] _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 [speSIQlItI] _n. 1> ; to make a speciality of smth. ޣ-. 2> , 3> _pl. , 4> ()
specialization [speSlaIzeISn] _n.
specialize [speSlaIz] _v. 1> () 2> () 3> _. , 4> _. (),
specially [speSlI] _adv. 1> 2>
specialty [speSltI] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. ,
specie [spiSi] _n. 1> (. sing) 2> _attr. specie payments
species [spiSiz] _n. (_pl. .) 1> _. 2> ; ; the species, our species 3> , ; species of cunning
specific [spIsIfIk] 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 [spesIfIkeISn] _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 [spiSs] _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. _pl. _.
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 [spektQkjul] 1. _a. 1> , 2> 2. _n.
spectator [spekteIt] _n. 1> 2> ,
spectatress [spekteItrIs] _n.
spectra [spektr] _pl. spectrum
spectral [spektrl] _a. 1> 2> _.
spectre [spekt] _n. 1> , 2>
spectrometer [spektrmIt] _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 [spekjuleISn] _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 [spitS] _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 [spitSdeI] _n. , ( )
speechify [spitSIfaI] _v. _. , ;
speechless [spitSlIs] _a. 1> 2> ; speechless entreaty 3> ; speechless with rage 4>
speed [spid] 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 [Id]) (. speed up) 3> , 4> (speeded [Id]) 5> ( )
speed-boat [spidbut] _n.
speed-cop [spidkp] _n. _. ,
speed-limit [spidlImIt] _n. ()
speed-reducer [spidrIdjus] _n. _.
speed-up [spidp] _n. 1> 2>
speed-up system [spidpsIstIm] = sweating system
speeder [spid] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
speedily [spidIlI] _adv. ,
speeding [spidIN] 1. _pres-p. speed 2 2. _n.
speedometer [spIdmIt] _n.
speedster [spidst] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
speedway [spidweI] _n. 1> 2> ,
speedwell [spidwel] _n. _.
speedy [spidI] _a. 1> , ; 2> 3>
spelaean [spIlin] _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 [d]) 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 [spelbaInd] _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 [spendTrIft] 1. _n. , 2. _a.
Spenserian [spensIrIn] _a. Spenserian stanza _.
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 [spm] _n. _. _II [spm] = sperm-whale
sperm-whale [spmweIl] _n. _.
spermaceti [spmsetI] _n.
spermatic [spmQtIk] _a. _.
spermatorrhoea [spmtri] _n. _.
spermatozoa [spmtuzu] _pl. spermatozoon
spermatozoon [spmtuzun] _n. (_pl. -zoa) _.
spew [spju] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
sphacelate [sfQsIleIt] _v. ,
sphagna [sfQgn] _pl. sphagnum
sphagnum [sfQgnm] _n. (_pl. -na) _.
sphenoid [sfinId] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
spheral [sfirl] _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 [sfIrIsItI] _n. ,
spherics [sferIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
spheroid [sfIrId] _n.
spheroidal [sfIrIdl] _n. ,
spherule [sferjul] _n. ,
sphincter [sfINkt] _n. _.
sphinges [sfIndZiz] _pl. sphinx
sphinx [sfINks] _n. (_pl. es [Iz], sphinges) 1> 2> ;
spice [spaIs] 1. _n. 1> , ; _. 2> (-.); , (of) 3> , 2. _v. 1> () 2>
spickand span [spIkndspQn] _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 [spaIdkrQb] _n. _.
spider-web [spaIdweb] _n.
spidery [spaIdrI] _a. 1> , 2>
spiel [spil] _. 1. _n. 1> _. _. ; 2> _attr. spiel truck 2. _v. _. _. ,
spieler [spil] _. _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 [spaIknAd] _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 [d]) 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 [spIlT] _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 [spInIdZ] _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 [spIndlSQNkt] = spindle-legged 1
spindle-shanks [spIndlSQNks] _n. _pl. (. _sg. _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 [spInel] _n. _.
spineless [spaInlIs] _a. 1> _. 2> , , 3> _. _.
spinet [spInet] _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 [spInINmSin] _n.
spinningwheel [spInINwil] _n. ,
spinster [spInst] _n. ; _. ()
spinthariscope [spInTQrIskup] _n. _.
spiny [spaInI] _a. 1> ; 2> ,
spiracle [spaIrkl] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ( ..)
spiraea [spaIrI] _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.
spiritlamp [spIrItlQmp] _n.
spiritless [spIrItlIs] _a. ,
spiritlevel [spIrItlevl] _n. , ,
spiritrapping [spIrItrQpIN] _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 [spIrItjulIstIk] _a. 1> _. 2>
spirituality [spIrItjuQlItI] _n. 1> 2> ң
spiritualize [spIrItjulaIz] _v.
spirituous [spIrItjus] _a. , ( )
spirt [spt] 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 [spItfaI] _n. ; ,
spitting image [spItINImIdZ] _n. _. , ""
spittle [spItl] _n. ;
spittoon [spItun] _n.
spitz [spIts] _n.
spitzdog [spItsdg] = spitz
spiv [spIv] _n. _. 1> ; ; ԣ 2> _attr.
spivvery [spIvrI] _n. _. ; ԣ
splanchnic [splQNknIk] _a. ,
splash [splQS] 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 [splQSbd] _n. 1> , (, ) 2> _.
splashdown [splQSdaun] _n. ( )
splasher [splQS] _n. _.
splatter [splQt] _v. 1> ; 2> ,
splay [spleI] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> , , 2> 3> 3. _v. 1> () 2> () 3> 4> ( )
splay-foot [spleIfut] _a. ,
splay-footed [spleIfutId] _a. ,
spleen [splin] _n. 1> _. ڣ 2> ; ; to vent one's spleen upon smb. -. 3> _. ,
spleenful [splinful] _a. , , ֣
splendent [splendnt] _a. ,
splendid [splendId] _a. 1> ; ; 2> _. ,
splendiferous [splendIfrs] _a. _. , ,
splendour [splend] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> , ;
splenetic [splInetIk] 1. _a. 1> ڣ 2> , ֣ 3> _. 2. _n. 1> ڣ 2> ,
splenic [splinIk] _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 [splIntgrup] _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 [splItInfInItIv] _n. _. ̣ to (.: I wish to highly recommend him)
split mind [splItmaInd] = split personality
split personality [splItpsnQlItI] _n.
split pin [splItpIn] _n. _.
split ring [splItrIN] _n.
split ticket [splIttIkIt] _n. _. ,
split vote [splItvut] = split ticket
splitter [splIt] _n. 1> 2> ; 3>
splitting [splItIN] 1. _pres-p. split 3 2. _a. 1> , 2> 3> , ( ) 4>
splodge [spldZ] = splotch
splosh [splS] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
splotch [spltS] _n. 1> 2>
splotchy [spltSI] _a. ;
splurge [spldZ] _. 1. _n. , (. ) 2. _v. , ,
splutter [splt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> 2. _v. 1> , 2> , 3> , ( , ..)
spoil [spIl] 1. _n. 1> (. _pl. _.) , ; the spoils of war , 2> , , -. 3> , .., ԣ 4> _pl. , , 5> ; 6> _attr. spoils system , ; 2. _v. (spoilt, spoiled [d]) 1> 2> 3> ( ) 4> _. _. , ; to spoil the Egyptians _. ; ޣ ; to be spoiling for _. -.; -.; to be spoiling for a fight
spoil-sport [spIlspt] _n. ,
spoilage [spIlIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ,
spoilsman [spIlzmn] _n. _. ,
spoilt [spIlt] 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 [spulIeISn] _n. 1> £, (. ) 2> _. ( )
spondaic [spndeIIk] _a. _.
spondee [spndi] _n. _.
spondulicks [spndjulIks] _n. _pl. _. _.
sponge [spndZ] 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 [spndZkeIk] _n.
sponger [spndZ] _n. 1> ; , 2>
spongy [spndZI] _a. 1> , , 2> ,
sponsion [spnSn] _n.
sponsor [spns] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> ң (); ң () 4> , 5> 2. _v. 1> ( -.) 2> , (, ..) 3> ;
spontaneity [spntniItI] _n. 1> , 2>
spontaneous [spnteInjs] _a. 1> , ; spontaneous combustion ; spontaneous generation 2> 3> , ģ; ; spontaneous enthusiasm ; spontaneous movement > ; >
spoof [spuf] _. 1. _n. 1> , 2> _attr. , 2. _v. ; ; you've been spoofed
spook [spuk] _n. _.
spool [spul] 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. ( , ..)
spoon _I [spun] 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 [spun] _v. _. ( ̣)
spoon-bait [spunbeIt] _n.
spoon-bill [spunbIl] _n. _.
spoon-drift [spundrIft] = spindrift
spoon-fed [spunfed] _a. 1> ( ..) 2> ; ( ) 3> _. _.
spoon-meat [spunmit] _n.
spoonerism [spunrIzm] _n. (., blushing crow . crushing blow)
spoonful [spunful] _n. (-.)
spoony [spunI] _a. _. 1> 2> ̣;
spoor [spu] 1. _n. () 2. _v. ,
sporadic [sprQdIk] _a. , ,
sporangia [sprQndZI] _pl. sporangium
sporangium [sprQndZIm] _n. (_pl. gia) _.
spore [sp] _n. _.
sporran [sprn] _n. ( )
sport [spt] 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 [sptful] _a. ӣ;
sporting [sptIN] 1. _pres-p. sport 3 2. _a. ; ; sporting chance ; sporting house > ; >
sportive [sptIv] _a. 1> , ӣ 2>
sports [spts] = sport 2
sportsman [sptsmn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ,
sportsmanlike [sptsmnlaIk] _a. 1> 2> , , ;
sportsmanship [sptsmnSIp] _n. 1> 2> 3> ,
sportswoman [sptswumn] _n.
sporty [sptI] _a. 1> 2> , 3> ,
spot [spt] 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 [sptlIs] _a. 1> 2> ;
spotlight [sptlaIt] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. ; to be in the spotlight 2. _v. 1> 2>
spotted [sptId] 1. _p-p. spot 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> ,
spotted fever [sptIdfiv] _n. 1> 2>
spotter [spt] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> _. ()
spotty [sptI] _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 [sprQdl] _v.
sprain [spreIn] 1. _n. 2. _v.
sprang [sprQN] _p. spring I, 2
sprat [sprQt] _n. 1> , ; , 2> _. £ 3> _. ; to throw ( to risk) a sprat to catch a whale
sprat-day [sprQtdeI] _n. 9 ,
sprawl [sprl] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> (); ( ); to send one sprawling -. 2> (, ) 3>
sprawling [sprlIN] 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 [spredigl] _n. ң ԣ ( )
spread-eagle [spredigl] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. _. ; , - 2. _v.
spread-eagleism [sprediglIzm] _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 [sprINbQlns] _n. ,
spring bed [sprINbed] _n.
spring chicken [sprINtSIkIn] _n. 1> ̣ 2> _. , (. )
spring tide [sprINtaId] _n. _.
spring water [sprINwt] _n.
spring-board [sprINbd] _n. 1> 2> _.
spring-halt [sprINhlt] _n. _.
springbok [sprINbk] _n. _. , ,
springbuck [sprINbk] = springbok
springe [sprIndZ] _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 sprinkle -.); (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 [sprINklINmSin] _n. ;
sprint [sprInt] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
sprinter [sprInt] _n. ,
sprit [sprIt] _n. _.
sprite [spraIt] _n. ;
sprocket [sprkIt] _n. _. ; ף
sprocketwheel [sprkItwil] = sprocket
sprout [spraut] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> _pl. (. Brussels sprouts) 2. _v. 1> , 2>
spruce _I [sprus] 1. _a. ; , 2. _v. 1> (. spruce up) 2> _II [sprus] _n.
sprue _I [spru] _n. _. _II [spru] _n. _. ,
spruit [spruIt], [spreIt] _n. _-. ţ (. )
sprung [sprN] 1. _p. _p-p. spring I, 2 2. _a. 1> ( , ) 2> _.
spry [spraI] _a. , ; ; look spry! !
spud [spd] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. ; _pl. 3> _. 2. _v. ,
spuddle [spdl] _v. _.
spue [spju] = spew
spume [spjum] 1. _n. ; 2. _v.
spumous [spjums] _a. ;
spumy [spjumI] = spumous
spun [spn] 1. _p.. _p-p. spin 2 2. _a. spun casting _. أ; spun cotton ; spun gold , ; spun yarn _.
spunk [spNk] _n. 1> _. ; 2>
spunky [spNkI] _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 spur -.) 4> , (. spur on, spur forward) to spur a willing horse ,
spur gear [spgI] _n. _.
spur track [sptrQk] _n. _-.
spurge [spdZ] _n. _.
spurious [spjurIs] _a. 1> ; ; spurious coin ; spurious manuscript ; spurious sentiment 2> ģ 3> _.
spurn [spn] 1. _v. 1> ; 2> 3> ( -.) 2. _n. 1> , 2>
spurrier [sprI] _n. -
spurt [spt] 1. _n. 1> ; spurts of flame 2> , 2. _v. 1> գ (. spurt down, spurt out); () 2> ,
spurwheel [spwil] = spur gear
sputa [spjut] _pl. sputum
sputnik [sputnIk] _. _n. ()
sputter [spt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> = splutter 1; 4> ; 2. _v. 1> ; ; ( ) 2> , ( , ..) 3> = splutter 2, 1
sputum [spjutm] _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 [spaIglAs] _n.
spyhole [spaIhul] _n.
squab [skwb] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 2. _a. ;
squab pie [skwbpaI] _n. 1> 2> ,
squabble [skwbl] 1. _n. , - 2. _v. 1> , - 2> _. () ( )
squabby [skwbI] _a.
squad [skwd] 1. _n. 1> _. ; ; ; ޣ; awkward squad _. ; _. ; flying squad > ; > 2> () 3> _. 2. _v. _. , ,
squad car [skwdkA] _n.
squad drill [skwddrIl] _n.
squadron [skwdrn] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> () 3> _. , () 4> _. 5> 6> _attr. _. ; 7> _attr. _. 2. _v. _.
squadron-leader [skwdrnlid] _n. 1> 2> _.
squalid [skwlId] _a. 1> , 2> ; ; ; squalid lodgings 3>
squall _I [skwl] 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. , ; ( ) _II [skwl] _n. 1> 2> _. , ; look out for squalls ;
squally [skwlI] _a. ;
squalor [skwl] _n. 1> , 2> ;
squama [skweIm] _n. (_pl. mae)
squamae [skweImi] _pl. squama
squander [skwnd] 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 2 = 9,29 2) 9> _. , ; ; on the square , ; out of square > , ; > , ; 2. _a. 1> ; ; square inch ; a table four feet square 4 4 2> 3> (with, to square -.); 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 [skwESut] _n. _. ,
square-built [skwEbIlt] _a.
square-rigged [skwErIgd] _a. _.
square-toed [skwEtud] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ; 3> ,
square-toes [skwEtuz] _n. 1> ; 2>
squarehead [skwEhed] _n. _. _.
squarson [skwAsn] _n. (_. squire parson) _. ,
squash _I [skwS] 1. _n. 1> , "" 2> ; lemon (orange) squash ( ) 3> ; ; 4> ( ; . squash rackets) 2. _v. 1> , , 2> 3> ; 4> _. , 5> _. _II [skwS] _n. _. ;
squash hat [skwShQt] _n.
squashy [skwSI] _a. 1> , 2> ,
squat [skwt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> ; ( ) 2> ; 3> _. 4> 3. _a. ,
squatter [skwt] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> 4> _.
squatty [skwtI] = squat 3
squaw [skw] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. _. ,
squaw-man [skwmQn] _n. _. ,
squawk [skwk] 1. _n. 1> () 2> _. , 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> _. ,
squeak [skwik] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> ; 2> 3> _. ,
squeaker [skwik] _n. _.
squeaky [skwikI] _a. 1> 2>
squeal [skwil] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 2. _v. 1> , ; 2> _. , 3> _. ; (on squeal -.); to make smb. squeal ,
squealer [skwil] _n. 1> 2> = squeaker 3>
squeamish [skwimIS] _a. 1> ; ( ); I feel squeamish 2> ; , , 3>
squeegee [skwidZi] _n. 1> (. squeegee mop) 2>
squeezability [skwizbIlItI] _n.
squeezable [skwizbl] _a. 1> , 2> ; , ; squeezable person
squeeze [skwiz] 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 [skwizd] 1. _p-p. squeeze 2 2. _a. ; squeezed orange " "; ( )
squeezer [skwiz] _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 [skwaIrAkI] _n. 1> , 2> ,
squireen [skwaIrin] _n. (. )
squirm [skwm] _v. 1> , 2> ; , ..
squirrel [skwIrl] _n.
squirt [skwt] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. , ; ; 4> _. . squirt job 2. _v. 1> , գ 2> ;
squirt-job [skwtdZb] _n. _. ̣
squish [skwIS] _v.
St-John's wort [sntdZnzwt] _n. _.
stab [stQb] 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 [stbIlItI] _n. 1> , ; 2> , ף (); () 3> _.
stabilization [steIbIlaIzeISn] _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 [steIblkmpQnjn] _n. 1> 2> _. ( , );
stable-man [steIblmn] _n.
stabling [steIblIN] 1. _pres-p. stable II, 2 2. _n. ;
staccato [stkAtu] um. _adv. _n. _.
stack [stQk] 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 = 3,05 3) 7> ; 2. _v. 1> . {. 1} 2> _.: stack arms! ! 3> stack the cards (. _.) stack up ()
stack-yard [stQkjAd] _n.
stadia _I [steIdj] _n. _II [steIdj] _pl. stadium
stadium [steIdjm] _n. (_pl. dia) 1> 2> (_-. ) 3> _.
staff _I [stAf] _n. 1> (_pl. . staves) , ; with swords and staves 2> 3> ; 4> , , 5> (_pl. staves) _. 6> _. ; the staff of life _II [stAf] 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 [stQg] _n. 1> - ( ) 2> 3> 4> 5> ( ..) 6> _attr.
stag-beetle [stQgbitl] _n. -
stag-party [stQgpAtI] = stag 4
stage [steIdZ] 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 [steIdZdIrekSn] _n. 1> 2> ӣ 3>
stage director [steIdZdIrekt] _n. ӣ,
stage door [steIdZd] _n.
stage effect [steIdZIfekt] _n.
stage fever [steIdZfiv] _n.
stage fright [steIdZfraIt] _n. ;
stage manager [steIdZmQnIdZ] _n. ӣ
stage right [steIdZraIt] _n.
stage whisper [steIdZwIsp] _n. 1> ۣ 2> , ,
stage-coach [steIdZkutS] _n. ,
stage-manage [steIdZmQnIdZ] _v. 1> ( ..) 2> ( ..)
stage-struck [steIdZstrk] _a. ,
stagecraft [steIdZkrAft] _n. ӣ
stagehand [steIdZhQnd] _n.
stager [steIdZ] _n. an old stager ,
stagey [steIdZI] = stagy
stagger [stQg] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _pl. _. ( ); ( ) 4> _. 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> , 4> ; 5> , ; 6> , ..; staggered hours ( ) 7> _. ;
staggerer [stQgr] _n. 1> ; 2>
staggerformation [stQgfmeISn] _n. _.
staging [steIdZIN] 1. _pres-p. stage 2 2. _n. 1> 2> _. ,
stagnancy [stQgnnsI] _n. 1> , 2>
stagnant [stQgnnt] _a. 1> ( ) 2> 3> , ;
stagnate [stQgneIt] _v. 1> , ( ) 2> ,
stagnation [stQgneISn] _n. 1> , 2>
stagy [steIdZI] _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 [stErd] _n.
staircase [stEkeIs] _n. 1> ; corkscrew ( 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 [stQlktaIt] _n. _.
stalagmite [stQlgmaIt] _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 [steIlmeIt] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> ͣ ; , 2. _v. 1> _. 2>
stalk _I [stk] _n. 1> , ; cabbage stalk 2> _. 3> ( ..) 4> () 5> _II [stk] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. 1> , ( stalk along) 2> ( );
stalking-horse [stkINhs] _n. 1> _. 2> ; ,
stall [stl] 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 [stlfid] _v. _-. 1> 2>
stallion [stQljn] _n.
stalwart [stlwt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a. 1> , , 2> , ,
stamen [steImen] _n. _.
stamina [stQmIn] _n. , ; ,
stammer [stQm] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> (. stammer out); to stammer out an excuse ,
stammerer [stQmr] _n.
stamp [stQmp] 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 [stQmpQkt] _n. _.
stamp-collector [stQmpklekt] _n.
stamp-duty [stmpdjutI] _n.
stamp-mill [stQmpmIl] _n. _.
stamped paper [stQmptpeIp] _n.
stampede [stQmpid] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. , , .. 2. _v. ()
stamping-ground [stQmpINgraund] _n. _.
stanch _I [stAntS] _v. ( ) _II [stAntS] = staunch I
stanchion [stAnSn] _n. 1> ; ; 2> _.
stand [stQnd] 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 stand ) {. . 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 [stQndbaI] 1. _n. 1> ģ 2> 2. _a. , ,
stand-in [stQndIn] _n. 1> 2> _. ̣ ( ԣ, ߣ) 3> ,
stand-off [stQndȍf] 1. _n. 1> , ( ) 2> 3> _. 2. _a. ; ,
stand-offish [stQndȍfIS] _a. ; ;
stand-out [stQndaut] _n. 1> -. ( , ..) 2> _. , , ..
stand-pipe [stQndpaIp] _n. _.
stand-up [stQndp] _a. 1> ; stand-up collar 2> stand-up fight ; stand-up meal , ; stand-up buffet ,
standard [stQndd] 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 [stQnddtaIm] _n. ,
standard-bearer [stQnddbEr] _n. 1> 2> ,
standardization [stQnddaIzeISn] _n. ,
standardize [stQnddaIz] _v. ;
standee [stQndi] _n. _. _. 1> 2> _.
standfast [stQndfAst] _n.
standing [stQndIN] 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 [stQndINrum] _n. , (. )
standingorder [stQndINǍd] _n. 1> _. - 2> _pl. _.
standpatter [stQndpQt] _n. _. _. ,
standpoint [stQndpInt] _n.
standstill [stQndstIl] _n. , , ; to come to a standstill ; work was at a standstill
stanhope [stQnp] _n. ̣
stank [stQNk] _p. stink 2
stannary [stQnrI] _n.
stannic [stQnIk] _a. _.
stanniferous [stQnIfrs] _a.
stanza [stQnz] _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 Chamber [stAtSeImb] _n. _. ף
star connection [stAknekSn] _n. _.
star shell [stASel] _n. _.
star turn [stAtn] _n.
star-gazer [stAgeIz] _n. _. 1> ; ޣ; 2> ,
star-gazing [stAgeIzIN] _n. _. 1> ף; 2> 3>
star-spangled [stAspQNgld] _a. 1> ף; the Star-Spangled Banner ף ( ) 2> -, ( )
starboard [stAbd] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. ; 3. _v.
starch [stAtS] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> _. _. , ; to take the starch out of smb. _. , -. 2. _v.
starchy [stAtSI] _a. 1> , 2> 3>
stardom [stAdm] _n. 1> , 2> _. ף ( , )
stare [stE] 1. _n. ̣ 2. _v. 1> ; ; (at, upon stare ); 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 [stAfIS] _n. _.
staring [stErIN] 1. _pres-p. stare 2 2. _a. 1> ( ); ( ) 2> , ,
stark [stAk] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , ; stark nonsense 3> _. , , 2. _adv. , ; stark naked
starless [stAlIs] _a. ף
starlet [stAlIt] _n. 1> 2> , ,
starlight [stAlaIt] 1. _n. ף 2. _a. ף; starlight night ף
starling _I [stAlIN] _n. _II [stAlIN] _n. , ;
starlit [stAlIt] _a. ף, ݣ ף
starred [stAd] 1. _p-p. star 3 2. _a. 1> , ף; , 2> _. _.
starry [stArI] _a. 1> ף 2> ; ף, ( ) 3>
starry-eyed [stArIaId] _a. ;
start [stAt] 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 [stAt] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _. , 4>
starting-gate [stAtINgeIt] _n. ( )
starting-lever [stAtINliv] _n. _.
starting-point [stAtINpInt] _n. ,
starting-post [stAtINpust] _n.
startle [stAtl] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> , ; I was startled by the news ֣ ; to startle a person out of his apathy -. 2>
startler [stAtl] _n.
startling [stAtlIN] 1. _pres-p. startle 2 2. _a. ,
starvation [stAveISn] _n. 1> ; 2>
starve [stAv] _v. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> ; to starve into surrender 5> , (. _.) 6> (for starve -.) 7> _. ; to starve with cold
starveling [stAvlIN] 1. _n. 1> ң, ; ݣ 2> 2. _a. , ң
stash [stQS] _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. (. S.) 1> 2> 2. _a. 1> ; state business ; state prisoner ; state trial 2> _. ( federal); S. rights ; S. Board of Education
state-aided [steIteIdId] _a.
State-house [steIthaus] _n. _.
state-room [steItrum] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
statecraft [steItkrAft] _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 [stQtIk] _a. , ,
statical [stQtIkl] _a. , ,
statics _I [stQtIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) _II [stQtIks] _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 [steISnmAst] _n. _-.
station-wagon [steISnwQgn] _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 [sttIstIk] _a.
statistical [sttIstIkl] _a.
statistician [stQtIstISn] _n.
statistics [sttIstIks] _n. _pl. 1> (. sing) 2> (. _pl.)
statuary [stQtjurI] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> ( ) 2. _a. 1> 2> ( )
statue [stQtju] _n. ,
statuesque [stQtjuesk] _a. 1> , 2>
statuette [stQtjuet] _n.
stature [stQtS] _n. , , ; to grow in stature ; above average stature
status [staeIts] _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _. ;
status quo [steItskwu] _. _n. -
statute [stQtjut] _n. 1> ; 2>
statute law [stQtjutl] _n. (. common law)
statute-book [stQtjutbuk] _n.
statutory [stQtjutrI] _a. ()
staunch _I [stntS] _a. 1> , ; 2> , 3> _II [stntS] = stanch I
stave [steIv] 1. _n. 1> ̣ 2> ( ) 3> , 4> _. 5> = staff I, 5 2. _v. (staved [d], 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 [steIIn] _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. _interj. !
steak [steIk] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
steal [stil] 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 [stilIN] 1. _pres-p. steal 1 2. _n. 1> 2> (. _pl.) ,
stealth [stelT] _n. by stealth , ,
stealthily [stelTIlI] _adv. , ,
stealthy [stelTI] _a. , ; stealthy whisper ۣ; stealthy footsteps
steam [stim] 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 [stimSvl] _n.
steam table [stimteIbl] _n. ( , )
steam-boiler [stimbIl] _n. ԣ
steam-coal [stimkul] _n.
steam-driven [stimdrIvn] _a.
steam-engine [stimendZIn] _n. ,
steam-gauge [stimgeIdZ] _n.
steam-hammer [stimhQm] _n. ; to use a steam-hammer to crack nuts
steam-heat [stimhit] _n. _.
steam-jacket [stimdZQkIt] _n. _.
steam-launch [stimlntS] _n.
steam-power [stimpau] _n.
steam-roller [stimrul] _n. 1> 2> _.
steam-tight [stimtaIt] _a.
steam-turbine [stimtbIn] _n.
steamboat [stimbut] _n.
steamer [stim] _n. 1> 2>
steamship [stimSIp] _n.
steamshop [stimSp] _n. ;
steamy [stimI] _a. 1> 2> 3>
stearin [stIrIn] _n.
steatite [stItaIt] _n. _. , ,
steed [stid] _n. _. _.
steel [stil] 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 [stilwul] _n. ..
steel-blue [stilblu] 1. _n. - 2. _a. -
steel-clad [stilklQd] _a. ,
steel-engraving [stilIngreIvIN] _n.
steel-gray [stilgreI] 1. _n. 2. _a.
steel-plated [stilpleItId] _a. ;
steelwork [stilwk] _n. 1> _. 2> , .. 3> _pl. (. _sg. _pl.)
steely [stilI] _a. 1> , 2> , ; ף
steelyard [stiljAd] _n.
steep _I [stip] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. , ( , ..); it seems a bit steep 3> , , 2. _n. ; _II [stip] 1. _n. 1> ( ); 2> 2. _v. 1> ( ); 2> , ; ; to steep in prejudice ; to steep in slumber ; to be steeped in literature 3> ,
steepen [stipn] _v. ()
steeple [stipl] _n. 1> , , 2>
steeplechase [stipltSeIs] _n.
steeplechaser [stipltSeIs] _n. 1> 2> ,
steeplejack [stipldZQk] _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 [stIrIdZ] _n. 1> ̣ 2> 3> _. ( ۣ )
steering committee [stIrINkmItI] _n.
steering-gear [stIrINgI] _n. ; _.
steering-wheel [stIrINwil] _n. ;
steersman [stIzmn] _n.
stein [staIn] _n. (. _.)
stelae [stili] _pl. stele I
stele _I [stili] _. _n. (_pl. -) 1> , ; 2> _. _II [stilI] _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 [stemtn] _n. _. ( )
stemware [stemwE] _n. , ,
stench [stentS] _n.
stencil [stensl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v.
stencil-plate [stenslpleIt] = stencil 1, 1
stenograph [stengrAf] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v.
stenographer [stengrf] _n. ()
stenographic [stenugrQfIk] _a.
stenography [stengrfI] _n.
stenosis [stenusIs] _n. _.
stentorian [stentrIn] _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 [stepdauntrQnsfm] _n. _.
step-ins [stepInz] _n. _pl. _. 1> ԣ ( , ..) 2> ; ̣
step-ladder [steplQd] _n. (-)
step-up transformer [stepptrQnsfm] _n. _.
stepbrother [stepbrD] _n.
stepchild [steptSaIld] _n. ;
stepdaughter [stepdt] _n.
stepfather [stepfAD] _n.
stepmother [stepmD] _n.
stepmotherly [stepmDlI] _a. ;
stepney [stepnI] _n. _.
steppe [step] _. _n.
stepping-stone [stepINstun] _n. 1> , 2> -., ;
stepsister [stepsIst] _n.
stepson [stepsn] _n.
stereo [stIrIu] _n. _. _. 1> . stereoscope 2> . stereoscopic 3> . stereotype
stereochemistry [stIrIkemIstrI] _n.
stereography [stIrIȍgrfI] _n.
stereometry [stIrIȍmItrI] _n.
stereophonic [stIrIfnIk] _a.
stereoscope [stIrIskup] _n.
stereoscopic [stIrIskpIk] _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 [sterIlItI] _n. 1> 2> 3>
sterilization [sterIlaIzeISn] _n.
sterilize [sterIlaIz] _v. 1> 2>
sterilizer [sterIlaIz] _n.
sterlet [stlIt] _. _n.
sterling [stlIN] 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 [stn] _a. , ; ; stern resolve ; the sterner sex ( ) _II [stn] _n. 1> _. 2> -. 3> , ( ) 4> _attr. ,
stern-post [stnpust] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
sterna [stn] _pl. sternum
sternum [stnm] _n. (_pl. -na) _.
sternutation [stnjuteISn] _n.
sternutative [stnjuttIv] _a. ,
sternutatory [stnjuttrI] _a. ,
stertorous [sttrs] _a. ֣, , Σ ( )
stethoscope [steTskup] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
stevedore [stivId] 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 [stjupQn] _n.
stew-pot [stjupt] = stew-pan
steward [stjud] _n. 1> ( , ..); ( ..) 2> ( ; ̣) 3> ( , ..) 4> ; Lord High S. of England > - ; > ; Lord S. of the Household
stewardess [stjudIs] _n. ( ); , ( ̣)
stewardship [stjudSIp] _n. 1> . {. steward} 2>
stewed [stjud] 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 stick -.); (to stick 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 [stIkInDmd] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. ;
stick-up [stIkp] _n. _. ̣,
sticker [stIk] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ; ( ); ; 4> _. , 5> ,
stickful [stIkful] _n. _.
sticking-plaster [stIkINplAst] _n. ,
stickjaw [stIkdZ] _n. _.
stickle [stIkl] _v. 1> , ( ) 2> ,
stickleback [stIklbQk] _n. ()
stickler [stIkl] _n. , (for stickler -.)
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 [stIfnekt] _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 [staIfldZInt] = stifle II
stifling [staIflIN] 1. _pres-p. stifle I 2. _a.
stigma [stIgm] _n. (_pl. -s [z], -ta) 1> _. ( ) 2> , 3> (_pl. -ta; . _pl.) _. 4> _.
stigmata [stIgmt] _pl. stigma
stigmatize [stIgmtaIz] _v. , ,
stile [staIl] _n. 1> ; 2>
stiletto [stIletu] _. _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [ouz]) 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 [stIlbT] _n. ͣ
still life [stIllaIf] _n. _.
still picture [stIlpIktS] _n.
still-born [stIlbn] _a. ģ
still-room [stIlrum] _n. ;
stilly [stIlI] 1. _adv. , 2. _a. _.
stilt [stIlt] _n. 1> (. _pl.) ; on stilts ; _. 2> ()
stilted [stIltId] _a. , , ,
Stilton [stIltn] _n. ( ; . Stilton cheese)
stimulant [stImjulnt] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; he never takes stimulants 3> 2. _a. ,
stimulate [stImjuleIt] _v. 1> , 2> ;
stimulation [stImjuleISn] _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 [stIndZI] _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> _.
stinkball [stINkbl] _n. _. _.
stinker [stINk] _n. _. 1> 2>
stinking [stINkIN] 1. _pres-p. stink 2 2. _a. 1> 2> _. ,
stinkpot [stINkpt] _n. _. _.
stinkstone [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 [staIpendjrI] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. ,
stipple [stIpl] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
stipulate [stIpjuleIt] _v. , , ; (that) stipulate for -.
stipulation [stIpjuleISn] _n. 1> 2>
stipule [stIpjul] _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 [strbaut] _n.
stirrer-up [strrp] _n. ;
stirring [strIN] 1. _pres-p. stir I, 2 2. _n. , 3. _a. 1> , ; 2> ; stirring times ,
stirrup [stIrp] _n. 1> 2> _. , , , 3> _. У
stirrup-cup [stIrpkp] _n.
stirrup-leather [stIrpleD] _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 [stIDI] _n. _. 1> 2>
stiver [staIv] _n. ; not worth a stiver
stoat [stut] _n. ( )
stock [stk] 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 stock -.); (of stock -.) 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 [stkkmpnI] _n. 1> 2> , ̣ ; ԣ ( ף)
stock exchange [stkIkstSeIndZ] _n.
stock-breeder [stkbrid] _n.
stock-farm [stkfAm] _n. ,
stock-in-trade [stkIntreId] _n. 1> 2> , ̣ ; sense of style is part of the stock-in-trade of any writer 3> ,
stock-market [stkmAkIt] _n. 1> 2>
stock-raising [stkreIzIN] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
stock-still [stkstIl] _adv. ; ; he stood stock-still
stock-taking [stkteIkIN] _n. 1> ޣ ; 2> , , (, , ..)
stock-whip [stkwIp] _n.
stockade [stkeId] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> _. 2. _v.
stockbroker [stkbruk] _n.
stockcar [stkkA] _n. 1> 2>
stockdove [stkdv] _n. ()
stockfish [stkfIS] _n.
stockholder [stkhuld] _n.
stockinet [stkInet] _n. 1> , 2>
stocking _I [stkIN] _n. 1> 2> _attr. stocking cap ; in one's stocking feet _II [stkIN] _pres-p. stock 2
stockinged [stkINd] _a.
stockjobber [stkdZb] _n. _. ,
stockjobbery [stkdZbrI] _n. _.
stockjobbing [stkdZbIN] _n. _.
stockman [stkmQn] _n. (. _.) ;
stockpile [stkpaIl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. ; 2. _v. 1> , 2> _.
stockpiling [stkpaIlIN] 1. _pres-p. stockpile 2 2. _n.
stockrider [stkraId] _n. _. ,
stockroom [stkrum] _n. ,
stocky [stkI] _a. ,
stockyard [stkjAd] _n.
stodge [stdZ] _. 1. _n. ֣, 2. _v. ,
stodgy [stdZI] _a. 1> ֣ ( ) 2> (); ; ( ) 3> , ( )
stogie [studZI] _n. _. 1> ֣ 2> ۣ
stogy [studZI] _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 [stlId] _a. ,
stolidity [stlIdItI] _n.
stomach [stmk] 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 [stmkeIk] _n.
stomach-pump [stmkpmp] _n.
stomach-tooth [stmktuT] _n. ()
stomacher [stmk] _n. _. ң ;
stomachic [stumQkIk] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n.
stomatitis [stmtaItIs] _n. _.
stomatology [stmtldZI] _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 Age [stuneIdZ] _n.
stone's cast [stunzkAst] _n. 1> , 2>
stone's throw [stunzTru] = stone's cast
stone-blind [stunblaInd] _a.
stone-broke [stunbruk] = stony-broke
stone-cast [stunkAst] = stone's cast
stone-coal [stunkul] _n.
stone-cold [stunkuld] _a. ̣
stone-cutter [stunkt] _n. ԣ
stone-dead [stunded] _a. ͣ
stone-deaf [stundef] _a.
stone-fruit [stunfrut] _n. _. ,
stone-jug [stundZg] _n. _.
stone-mason [stunmeIsn] _n.
stone-pine [stunpaIn] _n. _.
stone-pit [stunpIt] _n. ,
stone-still [stunstIl] _a.
stoned [stund] 1. _p-p. stone 3 2. _a.
stonewall [stunwl] _v.
stonewalling [stunwlIN] _n. (. _.) ; ,
stoneware [stunwE] _n. ,
stonework [stunwk] _n. ;
stony [stunI] _a. 1> 2> ; ף 3> , ; stony stare , 4> = stonybroke
stony-broke [stunIbruk] _a. _. ң,
stony-hearted [stunIhAtId] _a.
stood [stud] _p. _p-p. stand 2
stooge [studZ] _. 1. _n. 1> Σ ( ) 2> _. Σ ; 3> ; , 2. _v. Σ ; to stooge for smb. -.
stool [stul] _n. 1> (); stool of repentance _. ; _. 2> 3> , 4> _. , ; to go to stool 5> , ; to fall between two stools
stool-pigeon [stulpIdZIn] _n. 1> , 2> ,
stoop _I [stup] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> ̣ , ( ..) 5> _. 2. _v. 1> (), () 2> () 3> () 4> (to stoop ) 5> (. stoop down) _II [stup] _n. _. ;
stop [stp] 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 stop -.); 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 [stplaIt] _n. 1> 2> _. -
stop-off [stpȍf] = stop-over
stop-order [stpǍd] _n. 1> 2>
stop-over [stpǫuv] _n. _. 1> ( ) 2> , ;
stop-press [stppres] _n. , " "
stop-watch [stpwtS] _n.
stopcock [stpkk] _n.
stopgap [stpgQp] _n. 1> 2> (. stopgap measure); 3> ;
stoppage [stpIdZ] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> , 4> ,
stopper [stp] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. ; to put a stopper on smth. _. -. 2. _v. ,
stopping [stpIN] 1. _pres-p. stop 2 2. _n. 1> , . {. stop 2} 2>
stopple [stpl] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
storage [strIdZ] _n. 1> 2> , 3> 4> ; 5> , ( )
storage battery [strIdZbQtrI] _n. _.
storage reservoir [strIdZrezvwA] _n.
store [st] 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 [stkQtl] _n. ,
store-room [strum] _n. ;
store-ship [stSIp] _n. _.
storehouse [sthaus] _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; ; a storehouse of information
storekeeper [stkip] _n. 1> 2>
storey [strI] _n. ; ; to add a storey to a house ; the upper storey . upper 1, 1
storied [strId] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> 2. = -storeyed
storiette [strIet] _n.
stork [stk] _n.
storm [stm] 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 [stmbitn] _a. 1> ң () 2> ,
storm-belt [stmbelt] _n. _.
storm-boat [stmbut] _n. _.
storm-centre [stmsent] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> (, )
storm-cloud [stmklaud] _n. 1> 2> , ; " "
storm-cone [stmkun] _n.
storm-drum [stmdrm] _n.
storm-finch [stmfIntS] = stormy petrel
storm-ladder [stmlQd] _n. _.
storm-petrel [stmpetrl] = stormy petrel
storm-proof [stmpruf] _a.
storm-trooper [stmtrup] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
storm-troops [stmtrups] _n. _pl. ;
storm-window [stmwIndu] _n.
stormbound [stmbaund] _n.
stormy [stmI] _a. 1> ; 2> (. _.); stormy sunset , 3> ,
stormy petrel [stmIpetrl] _n. _. ,
storthing [sttIN] _n. ( )
storting [sttIN] _n. ( )
story _I [strI] _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 [strI] = storey
story-book [strIbuk] _n. ,
story-teller [strItel] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. ,
stout [staut] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> , , ; stout heart ; stout opponent ; stout resistance 3> , , 2. _n. 1> 2>
stout-hearted [stauthAtId] _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 [stuIdZ] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> 4> 5> _.
stowaway [stuweI] _n. ( , ̣)
straddle [strQdl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. _. , 3> _. , 4> _. ( ); _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. _. , 3> _. (Σ);
strafe [strAf] _. 1. _n. 1> ̣ 2> 2. _v. 1> ̣ 2> , ;
straggle [strQgl] 1. _n. () 2. _v. 1> , 2> , , 3> ( )
straggler [strQgl] _n. ();
straggling [strQglIN] 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) . _sg. 1> 2> 3> ( ) 4> _. , ; to be on the straight ( )
straight-edge [streItedZ] _n. ,
straight-out [streItaut] _a. _. _. 1> , 2>
straightaway [streItweI] _a. 1> 2>
straighten [streItn] _v. 1> () 2> , 3> _.
straightforward [streItfwd] 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 [streItdZQkIt] _n.
strait waistcoat [streItweIskut] = strait jacket
strait-laced [streItleIst] _a. , ,
straiten [streItn] _v. 1> ; 2> _.
straitened [streItnd] 1. _p-p. straiten 2. _a. Σ; straitened circumstances Σ
stramineous [strmInIs] _a. 1> 2> -֣ 3> ,
stramonium [strmunIm] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
strand _I [strQnd] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> (. _.) 2> (. _.) 3> _II [strQnd] 1. _n. 1> ; (, ); strands of hair 2> () 2. _v. ,
stranded _I [strQndId] 1. _p-p. strand I, 2 2. _a. 1> ; 2> , _II [strQndId] 1. _p-p. strand II, 2 2. _a. ,
strange [streIndZ] _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 [streIndZ] _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 [strQNgl] _v. 1> , 2> 3> ( ..) 4>
stranglehold [strQNglhuld] _n. ; ͣ (. _.)
strangulate [strQNgjuleIt] _v. 1> _. , (, ..) 2> _.
strangulation [strQNgjuleISn] _n. 1> _. , ; 2>
strangury [strQNgjurI] _n. , Σ
strap [strQp] 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 [strQphQN] _n. _. ,
strapontin [strQpntQN] _n. _. ( );
strappado [strpeIdu] _n. (_pl. os, oes [ouz]) _.
strapper [strQp] _n. ,
strapping [strQpIN] 1. _pres-p. strap 2 2. _n. 1> _. 2> 3> 4> 5> Σ 3. _a. ; ;
strata [strAt] _pl. stratum
stratagem [strQtIdZm] _n. () ; ; he devised a stratagem
strategic [strtidZIk] _a. ; ; strategic map ; strategic raw material أ
strategical [strtidZIkl] _a. ; ; strategical map ; strategical raw material أ
strategics [strtidZIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
strategist [strQtIdZIst] _n.
strategy [strQtIdZI] _n. ;
strath [strQT] _n. _.
strathspey [strQTspeI] _n. (, reel)
strati [streItaI] _pl. stratus
stratification [strQtIfIkeISn] _n. _. ; ,
stratify [strQtIfaI] _v. _. ,
stratigraphy [strtIgrfI] _n. ( )
stratocracy [strtkrsI] _n.
stratosphere [strQtusfI] _n.
stratum [strAtm] _n. (_pl. ta) 1> _. , , 2> (. _pl.) ()
stratus [streIts] _n. (_pl. ti)
straw [str] 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 [strkl] _n. -֣,
straw-coloured [strkld] _a. -֣
strawberry [strbrI] _n. 1> ; ; wild strawberry ; crushed strawberry 2> _attr. ; ; strawberry leaves ; _. ( )
strawberry vine [strbrIvaIn] _n.
strawberry-mark [strbrImAk] _n.
strawberry-tree [strbrItri] _n. _.
strawy [strI] _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 [strik] 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 [strikt] 1. _p-p. streak 2 2. _a. , ; marble streaked with red
streaky [strikI] _a. 1> 2> 3> _. ,
stream [strim] 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 [strimguld] _n.
streamer [strim] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> _. , "" 4>
streaming [strimIN] 1. _pres-p. stream 2 2. _a. . {. stream 2}; streaming eyes 3. _n. ޣ ( . )
streamlet [strimlIt] _n. ţ
streamline [strimlaIn] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> , 3> 4> _. 2. _a. 3. _v. 1> 2> , , ( ..)
streamlined [strimlaInd] 1. _p-p. streamline 3 2. _a. 1> 2> ;
streamliner [strimlaIn] _n. , , ..,
streamy [strimI] _a. 1> , 2> ,
street [strit] _n. 1> 2> (the S.) _. _. (. ) 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 Arab [stritQrb] _n.
street orderly [stritǍdlI] _n.
street-railway [stritreIlweI] _n. _.
street-singer [stritsIN] _n.
street-sweeper [stritswip] _n. 1> 2>
streetcar [stritkA] _n. _.
streetdoor [stritd] _n. ,
streetwalker [stritwk] _n.
strength [streNT] _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 [streNTn] _v. (); ();
strenuous [strenjus] _a. , ; ; ֣; ; strenuous efforts ; strenuous life
streptococci [streptukkaI] _pl. streptococcus
streptococcus [streptukks] _n. (_pl. ci)
streptomycin [streptumaIsIn] _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 [stretSaut] _n. _. _. ,
stretcher [stretS] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> ( ) 5> _. 6> _.
stretcher-bearer [stretSbEr] _n. -
strew [stru] _v. (strewed [d] - strewed, strewn) 1> ; 2> (), () 3>
strewn [strun] _p-p. strew
stria [straI] _n. (_pl. striae) _. ,
striae [straIi] _pl. stria
striated [straIeItId] _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
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 [straIkbenIfIt] = strike pay
strike pay [straIkpeI] _n. ,
strike-breaker [straIkbreIk] _n.
strike-breaking [straIkbreIkIN] _n.
strike-committee [straIkkmItI] _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
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 [strINks] _n. _.
string-halt [strINhlt] = spring-halt
stringbag [strINbQg] _n. ( )
stringed [strINd] _a. (. _. )
stringency [strIndZnsI] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> ,
stringent [strIndZnt] _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 [strIpmQp] _n. _.
strip mining [strIpmaInIN] _n. _.
strip-tease [strIptiz] _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 strive )
striven [strIvn] _p-p. strive
strode [strud] _p. stride 2
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> , ; 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/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 [strN] 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 [strNpInt] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
strong-arm [strNAm] _. 1. _a. 2. _v.
strong-box [strNbks] _n.
strong-minded [strNmaIndId] _a. , (. )
strong-room [strNrum] _n. -; ( ..)
strong-willed [strNwIld] _a. 1> ; 2>
stronghold [strNhuld] _n. 1> , , ; 2> _.
strontium [strnSjm] _n. _.
strop [strp] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _v. ()
strophe [strufI] _n. _.
strove [struv] _p. strive
struck [strk] _p. _p-p. strike I, 1
structural [strktSrl] _a. 1> ; structural formula _. 2> ; structural features ; structural mechanics
structure [strktS] _n. 1> ; ; social structure ; the structure of a language ; the structure of a sentence 2> , ,
struggle [strgl] 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 [strm] 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
strumpet [strmpIt] _n. _.
strung [strN] 1. _p. _p-p. string 2 2. _a. 1> ֣ 2> , ֣; a highly strung person ; highly strung nerves
strut _I [strt] 1. _n. 2. _v. , _II [strt] 1. _n. _. ; , 2. _v.
strutter [strt] _n. _.
strychnine [strIknin] _n.
stub [stb] 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 [stbl] _n. 1> أ, 2> ; ,
stubbly [stblI] _a. 1> , Σ 2> , ( ..)
stubborn [stbn] _a. 1> , 2> ; stubborn resistance
stubbornness [stbnnIs] _n. 1> 2>
stubby [stbI] _a. 1> 2> ; ; a short stubby figure
stucco [stku] 1. _n. (_pl. oes [ouz]) , 2. _v.
stucco-work [stkuwk] _n.
stuck [stk] _p. _p-p. stick 2
stuck-up [stkp] _a. _. , ,
stud _I [std] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> _. ; ; ; 2. _v. 1> 2> , _II [std] _n. 1> ; 2> _. = stud-horse
stud farm [stdfAm] _n.
stud-book [stdbuk] _n. ()
stud-horse [stdhs] _n.
studding-sail [stdINseIl], [stnsl] _n. _.
student [stjudnt] _n. 1> 2> (-. - of); ޣ
studentship [stjudntSIp] _n. 1> 2>
studied [stdId] 1. _p-p. study 2 2. _a. 1> , ; studied insult 2> ; studied politeness 3> 4> _. ,
studio [stjudIu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 1> ; , 2> ; ;
studio couch [stjudIukautS] _n. -
studious [stjudjs] _a. 1> 2> , , 3> = studied 2, 1 2
study [stdI] 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 [stf] 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 [stftSt] _n. _.
stuffing [stfIN] 1. _pres-p. stuff 2 2. _n. 1> ( ..); 2> 3> _. ; to knock the stuffing out of smb. > -.; > , -. ( ..)
stuffing-box [stfINbks] _n. _.
stuffy [stfI] _a. 1> У, 2> _. ; 3> ( ) 4> , 5> , 6> _. , , ;
stultification [stltIfIkeISn] _n. . {. stultify}
stultify [stltIfaI] _v. 1> 2> ( ..)
stum [stm] 1. _n. , 2. _v.
stumble [stmbl] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> , 2. _v. 1> , (. _.) 2> ; ; to stumble through a lesson ; stumble across , ; stumble along ; ; stumble at ޣ-.; , ; stumble upon
stumbling-block [stmblINblk] _n.
stumbling-stone [stmblINstun] _. = stumbling-block
stump [stmp] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; , 3> Σ () 4> 5> () 6> 7> _pl. _. ; to stir one's stumps _. , 8> ֣ () 2. _v. 1> 2> , (. stump along) 3> _. ; I am stumped for an answer , 4> , , 5> _. ; 6> ( ); stump up _. , ;
stump orator [stmpȍrt] _n. , ;
stump oratory [stmpȍrtrI] = stump speeches
stump speeches [stmpspitSIz] _n. 1> 2> ,
stumper [stmp] _n. _. ;
stumpy [stmpI] _a. , ; ; stumpy fingers ,
stun [stn] _v. ,
stung [stN] _p. _p-p. sting 2
stunk [stNk] _p. _p-p. stink 2
stunner [stn] _n. _. 1> 2> , ; 3>
stunning [stnIN] 1. _pres-p. stun 2. _a. 1> , ; a stunning blow 2> _. ;
stunt _I [stnt] 1. _n. , 2. _v. _II [stnt] _. 1. _n. 1> , ( ) 2> , , 3> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> ; 3> _.
stunted _I [stntId] 1. _p-p. stunt I, 2 2. _a. , _II [stntId] _p-p. stunt II, 2
stupe _I [stjup] 1. _n. 2. _v. _II [stjup] _n. _.
stupefaction [stjupIfQkSn] _n. 1> , 2>
stupefy [stjupIfaI] _v. 1> , ; 2>
stupendous [stjupends] _a. ; ;
stupid [stjupId] 1. _a. 1> , , ; 2> ; stupid with sleep 2. _n. _.
stupidity [stjupIdItI] _n. ,
stupor [stjup] _n. 1> , 2> _.
sturdy [stdI] _a. 1> , , ; a sturdy child 2> , ף,
sturgeon [stdZn] _n. ӣ
stutter [stt] 1. _n. 2. _v. ; ; to stutter an apology
stutterer [sttr] _n.
sty _I [staI] _n. (. _.) _II [staI] _n. _. ( )
stye [staI] = sty II
Stygian [stIdZIn] _a. _. _. , ; _. ,
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 [staIlIstIk] _a.
stylize [staIlaIz] _v. _. ,
stylo [staIlu] _. . stylograph
stylograph [staIlugrAf] _n. ;
stylus [staIls] _n.
stymie [staImI] _v. ,
stymy [staImI] _v. ,
styptic [stIptIk] 1. _a. 2. _n.
Styx [stIks] _n. _. _. (); to cross the Styx
suability [sjubIlItI] _n.
suable [sjubl] _a. ޣ
suasion [sweIZn] _n. ; moral suasion
suave [swAv] _a. , ;
suavity [swAvItI] _n. . {. suave}
sub [sb] _. _. 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- [sb] _pref. : 1> -. -.: subway > ; ; > _. , ; subcutaneous 2> , : subeditor 3> : subcommittee ; subdivide (-) 4> : subcontract ; sublease 5> : suboxide 6> , : subaudible
subaltern [sbltn] 1. _n. _. 2. _a. Σ
subaqueous [sbeIkwIs] _a.
subarctic [sbAktIk] _a. ,
subaudition [sbdISn] _n.
subchaser [sbtSeIs] _n. _.
subcommittee [sbkmItI] _n.
subconscious [sbknSs] _a.
subcontract 1. _n. [sbkntrQkt] 2. _v. [sbkntrQkt]
subcutaneous [sbkjuteInjs] _a.
subdivide [sbdIvaId] _v. ()
subdivisible [sbdIvIzbl] _a.
subdivision [sbdIvIZn] _n.
subdual [sbdjul] _n. ,
subduct [sbdkt] _v. _.
subdue [sbdju] _v. 1> , ; to subdue nature 2> ; , ; to subdue the enemy fire 3>
subdued [sbdjud] 1. _p-p. subdue 2. _a. 1> Σ, ; subdued spirits 2> ޣ, ۣ; subdued voices ۣ
subeditor [sbedIt] _n.
subfamily [sbfQmIlI] _n. _.
subgroup [sbgrup] _n.
subhead [sbhed] _n. 1> 2>
subjacent [sbdZeIsnt] _n. 1> (-.) 2>
subject 1. _n. [sbdZIkt] 1> ; ; ; to dwell on a sore subject ; to change the subject ; to traverse a subject 2> (for subject -.); 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. [sbdZIkt] 1> Σ, ; subject nations 2> (to) 3> (to) 4> subject to (. _adv.) , , 3. _v. [sbdZekt] 1> , (to) 2> (, ..) 3> ; to subject a plan for consideration
subject-heading [sbdZIkthedIN] _n. ,
subject-matter [sbdZIktmQt] _n. , (, ..); ( ..)
subjection [sbdZekSn] _n. 1> , ; 2>
subjective [sbdZektIv] _a. 1> 2> _. ; subjective case
subjectivism [sbdZektIvIzm] _n. _.
subjectivity [sbdZektIvItI] _n.
subjoin [sbdZIn] _v. ;
subjugate [sbdZugeIt] _v. , ,
subjugation [sbdZugeISn] _n. ,
subjugator [sbdZugeIt] _n. ,
subjunctive [sbdZNktIv] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
sublease [sblis] 1. _n. 2. _v.
sublessee [sblesi] _n.
sublessor [sbles] _n.
sublet [sblet] _v.
sublibrarian [sblaIbrErIn] _n.
sublieutenant [sbletennt] _n. _.
sublimate 1. _n. [sblImIt] _. ; corrosive sublimate 2. _v. [sblImeIt] 1> _. 2> _. ,
sublimation [sblImeISn] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ,
sublime [sblaIm] 1. _a. 1> , , , ; the S. Porte . Porte 2> , ; sublime indifference 2. _n. the sublime , 3. _v. = sublimate 2
subliminal [sblImInl] _a. 1> 2> ; subliminal advertizing , ;
sublimity [sblImItI] _n. ,
sublunar [sblun] _. = sublunary
sublunary [sblunrI] _a. ,
submachine-gun [sbmSingn] _n. -ͣ;
submarine [sbmrin] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. ; submarine speed ; submarine force ; submarine base ; submarine chaser () 3. _v.
submerge [sbmdZ] _v. 1> 2> ()
submerged [sbmdZd] 1. _p-p. submerge 2. _a. ; ֣; the submerged tenth
submergence [sbmdZns] _n. 1> 2>
submerse [sbms] = submerge
submersed [sbmst] 1. _p-p. submerse 2. _a. ,
submersible [sbmsbl] _a.
submersion [sbmSn] = submergence
submission [sbmISn] _n. 1> 2> , ; with all due submission 3> , ( ..)
submissive [sbmIsIv] _a. ;
submit [sbmIt] _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 [sbmnteIn] _a.
subnormal [sbnml] 1. _a. 2. _n. _.
suborder [sbȍd] _n. _.
subordinate 1. _a. [sbdnIt] 1> Σ (to) 2> , 3> _. ; subordinate clause 2. _n. [sbdnIt] Σ 3. _v. [sbdIneIt] ,
subordination [sbdIneISn] _n. 1> , ; Σ 2> _.
suborn [sbn] _v. ; (. )
subornation [sbneISn] _n. ; ; (. )
suborner [sbn] _n. ,
subpoena [sbpin] 1. _n. 2. _v.
subpolar [sbpul] _a.
subreption [sbrepSn] _n. -. ԣ -.
subscribe [sbskraIb] _v. 1> 2> to subscribe to ( for) (, ..) 3> () ( -.) 4> ( -. - to)
subscriber [sbskraIb] _n. 1> 2> 3>
subscription [sbskrIpSn] _n. 1> ; () ; to take up ( to make) a subscription ( -.) 2> ( ..) 3> 4> ( ) 5> _attr. ; subscription list
subsection [sbsekSn] _n. ;
subsequent [sbsIkwnt] _a. ; subsequent to his death ; subsequent upon smth. -.
subsequently [sbsIkwntlI] _adv. , ,
subserve [sbsv] _v.
subservience [sbsvjns] _n. 1> , 2> , ()
subservient [sbsvjnt] _a. 1> Σ 2> 3> , (to)
subside [sbsaId] _v. 1> , ; the fever has subsided 2> , ; the gale subsided 3> ( ..) 4> (. _.) ; he subsided into an arm-chair
subsidence [sbsaIdns] _n. . {. subside}
subsidiary [sbsIdjrI] 1. _a. 1> , 2> 2. _n. , (. subsidiary company)
subsidize [sbsIdaIz] _v.
subsidy [sbsIdI] _n. , ,
subsist [sbsIst] _v. 1> 2> , ; to subsist on a vegetable diet ; to subsist by begging 3> ;
subsistence [sbsIstns] _n. 1> 2> (. means of subsistence);
subsoil [sbsIl] _n.
subsonic [sbsnIk] _a. ( )
substance [sbstns] _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 [sbstQndd] _a. 1> ; , 2> _.
substantial [sbstQnSl] _a. 1> , 2> , , ; substantial contribution ; substantial improvement 3> , 4> 5>
substantiality [sbstQnSIQlItI] _n. . {. substantial}
substantially [sbstQnSlI] _adv. 1> , , 2> ,
substantiate [sbstQnSIeIt] _v. 1> , , ; this view is substantiated 2> ,
substantiation [sbstQnSIeISn] _n. 1> 2>
substantival [sbstntaIvl] _a. _.
substantive [sbstntIv] 1. _a. 1> , ; substantive rank _. 2> _. ; a substantive motion ( ..) 2. _n. _.
substation [sbsteISn] _n. _.
substitute [sbstItjut] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> ; 2. _v. 1> ; (for substitute -.) 2>
substitution [sbstItjuSn] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _attr. ; substitution tables
substrata [sbstrAt] _pl. substratum
substratosphere [sbstrQtsfI] _n.
substratum [sbstrAtm] _n. (_pl. -ta) 1> 2> 3> 4> _.
substruction [sbstrkSn] = substructure
substructure [sbstrktS] _n. ,
subsume [sbsjum] _v. -.
subsurface [sbsfIs] _a. 1> , 2>
subtenant [sbtennt] _n.
subtend [sbtend] _v. _. ();
subtense [sbtens] _n. _. ( )
subterfuge [sbtfjudZ] _n. ף,
subterranean [sbtreInjn] _a. 1> 2> , ; ,
subterraneous [sbtreInjs] = subterranean
subtil [stl] _. = subtle
subtile [stl] _. = subtle
subtilize [stIlaIz] _v. 1> , 2> (, ..) 3> ,
subtitle [sbtaItl] _n. 1> 2>
subtle [stl] _a. 1> , , 2> , , ( , ..) 3> ޣ; subtle delight ޣ 4> ; subtle device ; subtle fingers 5> , 6> ;
subtlety [stltI] _n. 1> , 2> , (, ) 3> ޣ 4> 5> 6>
subtorrid [sbtrId] = subtropical
subtract [sbtrQkt] _v. _.
subtraction [sbtrQkSn] _n. _.
subtrahend [sbtrhend] _n. _.
subtropical [sbtrpIkl] _a.
subulate [sjubjuleIt] _a. _.
suburb [sbb] _n. 1> 2> _pl. , 3> _attr.
suburban [sbbn] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. , , 2. _n.
suburbanite [sbbnaIt] _n.
subvene [sbvin] _v. _. ,
subvention [sbvenSn] _n. ,
subversion [sbvSn] _n. ,
subversive [sbvsIv] _a. 1> , , 2> ; subversive activities
subvert [sbvt] _v. , ;
subway [sbweI] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ,
succeed [sksid] _v. 1> -., -.; ; the generation that succeeds us 2> to succeed oneself _. 3> , (to) 4> , (in); ; to succeed in life , ,
success [skses] _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 [sksesful] _a. 1> , ; to be successful 2> ,
succession [skseSn] _n. 1> 2> ; in succession ; a succession of disasters 3> ; ; ; in succession to smb. -. , 4> _attr. succession duty ; the S. States _. , -
successive [sksesIv] _a. 1> 2> , ; it has rained for three successive days ģ
successor [skses] _n. , (to, of)
succinct [sksINkt] _a. 1> , 2> _.
succinite [sksInaIt] _n. _. ; _.
succory [skrI] _n.
succotash [sktQS] _n. _.
succour [sk] 1. _n. , ֣ 2. _v. , , ( ֣ )
succulence [skjulns] _n. ,
succulent [skjulnt] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. , 2. _n. _.
succumb [skm] _v. 1> , (to); to succumb to temptation 2> (-.), (to succumb -.); to succumb to pneumonia ̣
such [stS] 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 [stSnstS] _a. -
suchlike [stSlaIk] _. 1. _a. , 2. pron: and suchlike > ; >
suck [sk] 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 [skp] _n. _. _.
sucked [skt] 1. _p-p. suck 2 2. _a. ; a sucked orange
sucker [sk] _n. 1> () (. ӣ ԣ ) 2> _. 3> _. , 4> _. 5> _. ; 6> _. 7> _.
sucking [skIN] 1. _pres-p. suck 2 2. _a. 1> ( £) 2> , 3> _.
sucking-pig [skINpIg] _n. ӣ
suckle [skl] _v. 1> 2> 3>
suckling [sklIN] _n. 1> £ 2> ()
suction [skSn] _n. 1> , ; 2> _attr.
suctorial [sktrIl] _a. _. ;
Sudanese [sudniz] 1. _a. 2. _n. ; ; the Sudanese _pl. _.
Sudani [sudAnI] _n.
sudatoria [sjudtrI] _pl. sudatorium
sudatorium [sjudtrIm] _n. (_pl. -ria) ( )
sudd [sd] _n. ,
sudden [sdn] 1. _a. 1> , 2> , ; to be sudden in one's actions 2. _n. (all) of a sudden, on a sudden ,
suddenly [sdnlI] _adv. ,
sudoriferous [sjudrIfrs] _a. 1> _. 2> _.
sudorific [sjudrIfIk] 1. _a. 2. _a.
suds [sdz] _n. _pl. ; to be in the suds _. ,
sudsy [sdzI] _a. ,
sue [sju] _v. 1> ; ( -.); to sue a person for libel -. 2> (to sue -., for sue ޣ-.); to sue to a law-court for redress ; sue out ( )
sue'de [sweId] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr.
suet [sjuIt] _n.
suffer [sf] _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 [sfrns] _n. 1> , ; it is beyond sufferance 2> _. , ; he is here on sufferance
sufferer [sfr] _n. 1> 2>
suffering [sfrIN] 1. _pres-p. suffer 2. _n. 3. _a.
suffice [sfaIs] _v. , ; ; suffice it to say
sufficiency [sfISnsI] _n. (. a sufficiency) ;
sufficient [sfISnt] 1. _a. ; he had not sufficient courage for it 2. _n. _.
suffix [sfIks] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. ()
suffocant [sfknt] 1. _a. , 2. _n.
suffocate [sfkeIt] _v. 1> , 2>
suffocation [sfkeISn] _n. 1> 2>
suffragan [sfrgn] _n. (. suffragan bishop)
suffrage [sfrd] _n. 1> , ; female suffrage ; universal suffrage 2> ( ) 3> , 4> (. _pl.) _.
suffragette [sfrdZet] _n.
suffragist [sfrdZIst] _n.
suffuse [sfjuz] _v. (); (, )
suffusion [sfjuZn] _n. 1> , 2> ()
sugar [Sug] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. , ; , .. 4> _. 5> _. 6> _attr. 2. _v. 1> ; (. _.) 2> _. ,
sugar candy [SugkQndI] _n.
sugar-basin [SugbeIsn] _n.
sugar-beet [Sugbit] _n. ף
sugar-bowl [Sugbul] = sugar-basin
sugar-cane [SugkeIn] _n.
sugar-coat [Sugkut] _v. 1> 2>
sugar-daddy [SugdQdI] _n. _. ,
sugar-loaf [Sugluf] _n. 1> 2> , 3> أ
sugar-refinery [SugrIfaInrI] _n.
sugar-tongs [SugtNz] _n.
sugarplum [Sugplm] _n.
sugary [SugrI] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ,
suggest [sdZest] _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 [sdZestIbIlItI] _n.
suggestible [sdZestbl] _a. 1> 2> ۣ
suggestion [sdZestSn] _n. 1> , ; to make a suggestion > ; > 2> ͣ, ; there was a suggestion of truth in what he said ; full of suggestion ; 3> ; hypnotic suggestion
suggestive [sdZestIv] _a. 1> ; this book is very suggestive 2> -. ;
suicidal [sjuIsaIdl] _a. 1> 2> ; , ; a suicidal policy
suicide [sjuIsaId] 1. _n. 1> ; to commit suicide 2> 3> , .. 2. _v. _. (. to suicide oneself)
suit [sjut] 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 [sjutbl] _a. , ,
suitcase [sjutkeIs] _n.
suite [swit] _n. 1> 2> , ; suite of furniture ; suite of rooms > , ; > ( ) 3> _. 4> _. ,
suited [sjutId] 1. _p-p. suit 2 2. _a. , ,
suiting [sjutIN] 1. _pres-p. suit 2 2. _n. ( _pl.)
suitor [sjut] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
sulk [slk] 1. _n. (. the sulks) ; to have (a fit of) the sulks ; ; in the sulks 2. _v. ; , ,
sulky _I [slkI] _a. 1> , , 2> , ( ..); a sulky day _II [slkI] _n. _.
sullen [sln] _a. 1> , , 2> ; ; 3> ( ..)
sully [slI] _v. ,
sulpha [slf] = sulpha drugs
sulpha drugs [slfdrgz] _n. _pl. _.
sulphate [slfeIt] _n. _. , ; sulphate of copper (iron, zinc) (, )
sulphide [slfaId] _n. _. ,
sulphite [slfaIt] _n. _. ,
sulphur [slf] 1. _n. 1> _. ; flowers of sulphur 2> -֣ 3> 2. _a. -֣ 3. _v.
sulphur-spring [slfsprIN] _n.
sulphurate [slfjureIt] _v. 1> 2>
sulphureous [slfjurIs] _a. 1> _. 2> -֣
sulphuretted [slfjuretId] _a. _. ; sulphuretted hydrogen
sulphuric [slfjurIk] _a. _. ; sulphuric acid
sulphurize [slfraIz] = sulphurate
sulphurous [slfrs] _a. 1> = sulphureous 2> _. 3> , ,
sulphury [slfrI] _a. ;
sultan [sltn] _n. 1> 2>
sultana [sltAn] _n. 1> ; , , 2> 3> [sltAn] ,
sultanate [sltnIt] _n. , ,
sultriness [sltrInIs] _n.
sultry [sltrI] _a. 1> , 2> ( ..)
sum [sm] 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 [sumQk] _n. _.
sumach [sumQk] _n. _.
summarize [smraIz] _v. , ,
summary [smrI] 1. _n. , , , 2. _a. 1> , ; summary account ޣ 2> , , 3> _. , ; summary jurisdiction ; summary court ; summary punishment
summation [smeISn] _n. 1> , 2> ,
summer _I [sm] 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 [sm] _n. _. ,
summer lightning [smlaItnIN] _n.
summer school [smskul] _n. ( )
summer's day [smhdeI] _n. 1> 2>
summer-house [smhaus] _n.
summer-time [smtaIm] _n. , {. . summer I, 1, 4}
summer-tree [smtri] = summer II
summerly [smlI] _a.
summersault [smslt] = somersault
summerset [smset] = somersault
summertime [smtaIm] _n. , {. . summer I, 1, 4}
summit [smIt] _n. 1> , ; _. , , 2> 3> 4> _attr. _. ; summit talks ; summit conference ( meeting) ,
summon [smn] _v. 1> ( ) 2> (-.); to summon the garrison to surrender 3> ( ..) 4> , ( summon up); to summon up courage
summons [smnz] 1. _n. 1> (. ) 2> ; to serve a witness with a summons 3> _. (. summons to surrender) 2. _v.
sump [smp] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ; 3> _. ,
sumpter-horse [smpths] _n.
sumption [smpSn] _n. _. ()
sumptuary [smptjurI] _a. ,
sumptuous [smptjus] _a. ; ; ;
sun [sn] 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 [snndplQnItgI] _n. _.
sun-baked [snbeIkt] _a.
sun-bath [snbAT] _n.
sun-blind [snblaInd] _n. , ,
sun-blinkers [snblINkz] _n. _pl.
sun-cult [snklt] _n. ,
sun-cured [snkjud] _a.
sun-dial [sndaIl] _n.
sun-dog [sndg] _n. _.
sun-dried [sndraId] _a. ;
sun-hat [snhQt] _n.
sun-parlour [snpAl] _n. ̣ ; ,
sun-spot [snspt] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _attr. sun-spot activity
sun-stone [snstun] _n. _.
sun-tan [sntQn] _n. ; to get a sun-tan
sun-worship [snwSIp] _n. ,
sunbeam [snbim] _n. 1> 2> _. (. £)
sunburn [snbn] _n.
sunburnt [snbnt] _a.
sunburst [snbst] _n. 1> , - 2>
sundae [sndeI] _n. , , ..
Sunday [sndI] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; Sunday best _. ; ; to look two ways to find Sunday _. ()
Sunday-school [sndIskul] _n.
sunder [snd] _v. _. (); ,
sundew [sndju] _n. _.
sundown [sndaun] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _attr. sundown party
sundowner [sndaun] _n. 1> _. , , 2> _. ,
sundry [sndrI] 1. _a. , ; to talk of sundry matters 2. _n. 1> _pl. , 2> all and sundry ;
sunflower [snflau] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; sunflower seeds ; to nibble sunflower seeds
sung [sN] _p-p. sing 1
sunk [sNk] 1. _p-p. sink 2 2. _a. 1> ; ֣, ; sunk fence 2> _. ; I'm sunk ,
sunken [sNkn] _a. 1> ; ֣; sunken rock ; sunken battery _. , 2> 3> , ; sunken cheeks ݣ; sunken eyes
sunlight [snlaIt] _n.
sunlit [snlIt] _a. ݣ
sunn [sn] _n. _. (. sunn hemp)
sunny [snI] _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 [snpruf] _a. 1> 2>
sunrise [snraIz] _n. ;
sunset [snset] _n. 1> ; ; 2> , ; ( ..) 3> _attr. ; _.
sunshade [snSeId] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ,
sunshine [snSaIn] _n. 1> ; in the sunshine 2> 3> , ; 4> , ..
sunstroke [snstruk] _n.
sunup [snp] _n. _.
sunward [snwd] 1. _a. ݣ 2. _adv.
sunwards [snwdz] = sunward 2
sunwise [snwaIz] _adv.
sup [sp] 1. _n. ; neither bite nor sup , 2. _v. 1> ̣, ̣; to sup sorrow 2> _. ; to sup on ( off) -.
super [sjup] 1. _n. _. 1> (_. supernumerary) _. 2> 3> (_. superintendent) , 4> 5> . super-film 2. _a. _. 1> , , 2> , , ..; super secrecy
super- [sjup] _pref. -, -; supernatural ; superimpose
super-film [sjupfIlm] _n. _.
superannuate [sjuprQnjueIt] _v. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ;
superannuated [sjuprQnjueItId] 1. _p-p. superannuate 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> _.
superannuation [sjuprQnjueISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
superb [sjupb] _a. , , ; ,
superbomb [sjupbm] _n.
supercargo [sjupkAgu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) _.
supercharge [sjuptSAdZ] _v. _. 1> 2>
supercharger [sjuptSAdZ] _n. _. ,
superciliary [sjupsIlIrI] _a. _. ,
supercilious [sjupsIlIs] _a. , ,
superconductivity [sjupkndktIvItI] _n. _.
supercool [sjupkul] _v. ()
superelevation [sjuprelIveISn] _n. 1> _. ߣ ( ) 2> 3> _. ģ
supererogation [sjuprergeISn] _n. ;
supererogatory [sjuprergtrI] _a. ; ,
superette [sjupret] _n.
superfatted [sjupfQtId] _a. ( ..)
superficial [sjupfISl] _a. 1> , , ; superficial knowledge 2> _. ,
superficiality [sjupfISIQlItI] _n.
superficies [sjupfISiz] _n. (_pl. .) 1> 2> , 3>
superfine [sjupfaIn] _a. 1> ޣ; 2> ;
superfluidity [sjupfluIdItI] _n. _.
superfluity [sjupfluItI] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> (. _pl.)
superfluous [sjupflus] _a. , ,
superfortress [sjupftrIs] _n. _.
superheat [sjuphit] 1. _n. 2. _v.
superheater [sjuphit] _n. _.
superheterodyne [sjuphetrdaIn] _n. _. ; ɣ
superhuman [sjuphjumn] _a.
superimpose [sjuprImpuz] _v. ( )
superincumbent [sjuprInkmbnt] _a. 1> , ( ޣ-.) 2> ( -.)
superinduce [sjuprIndjus] _v. ,
superintend [sjuprIntend] _v. 1> , , 2> ( -.);
superintendence [sjuprIntendns] _n. , ;
superintendent [sjuprIntendnt] _n. 1> , , 2> ( )
superior [sjupIrI] 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 S. ; Mother S. 4> _.
superioress [sjupIrIrIs] _n. _. ()
superiority [sjupIrIȍrItI] _n. 1> ; 2> _attr. superiority complex _. ,
superiorly [sjupIrIlI] _adv. 1> , 2>
superlative [sjupltIv] 1. _a. 1> , ; a superlative chapter in the history of architecture 2> _. ( ) 2. _n. 1> , , 2> _. 3> _. ; to speak in superlatives
superlunary [sjuplunrI] _a. 1> _. 2>
superman [sjupmQn] _n. 1> 2> ,
supermarket [sjupmAkIt] _n. ,
supermundane [sjupmndeIn] _a. ;
supernaculum [sjupnQkjulm] _. _adv. ( )
supernal [sjupnl] _a. _. , ; supernal loveliness
supernatant [sjupneItnt] _a. _. ,
supernatural [sjupnQtSrl] _a.
supernormal [sjupnml] _a. ( , ..); supernormal pupil ң
supernumerary [sjupnjumrrI] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. () 2. _a. , ;
superphosphate [sjupfsfeIt] _n. _.
superpose [sjuppuz] _v. ( )
superposition [sjuppzISn] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
superpower [sjuppau] _n. 1> , 2> ;
superprofit [sjupprfIt] _n.
superrealism [sjuprIlIzm] = surrealism
supersaturate [sjupsQtSreIt] _v. ()
superscribe [sjupskraIb] _v. ; ;
superscription [sjupskrIpSn] _n. ( ޣ-.);
supersede [sjupsid] _v. 1> ; 2> ; (أ-.)
supersensible [sjupsensbl] _a.
supersonic [sjupsnIk] _a. ,
supersound [sjupsaund] _n. _.
superstition [sjupstISn] _n. ,
superstitious [sjupstISs] _a.
superstrata [sjupstreIt] _pl. superstratum
superstratum [sjupstreItm] _n. (_pl. ta) _.
superstructure [sjupstrktS] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> ̣ () 4> (_-. ) 5> _.
supertax [sjuptQks] _n.
supervacaneous [sjupvkeInjs] _a. ,
supervene [sjupvin] _v. -.; -., -.
supervenient [sjupvinInt] _a. -.;
supervention [sjupvenSn] _n. -., -.; ..,
supervise [sjupvaIz] _v. , ( -.); ;
supervising [sjupvaIzIN] 1. _pres-p. supervise 2. _a. , ( -., -.); supervising instructor
supervision [sjupvIZn] _n. , ; ; under the supervision of smb. -.; , -.; -.
supervisor [sjupvaIz] _n. 1> , ; ̣ 2>
supervisory [sjupvaIzrI] _a. , ; a supervisory body
supine _I [sjupaIn] _a. 1> 2> , 3> , , _II [sjupaIn] _n. _.
supper [sp] _n.
supplant [splAnt] _v. , ; (أ-.) (. )
supple [spl] 1. _a. 1> ; supple leather ; supple mind 2> , ; supple horse 3> ; 2. _v. () ,
supplejack [spldZQk] _n. 1> , 2>
supplement 1. _n. [splImnt] 1> , ; 2> _. 2. _v. [splIment] ,
supplemental [splImentl] = supplementary
supplementary [splImentrI] _a. ; supplementary angle = supplement 1, 2; supplementary estimates
suppliant [splInt] 1. _a. , 2. _n.
supplicant [splIknt] = suppliant
supplicate [splIkeIt] _v. ,
supplication [splIkeISn] _n. ,
supplicatory [splIktrI] _a. ,
supply _I [splaI] 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. S. Day () 2. _v. 1> (with) 2> ; ; 3> , (); () 4> ; to supply the place of smb. -. 5> _. , (., ); _II [splI] _adv. . {. supple 1}
support [spt] 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 [spt] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> _.
supporting [sptIN] 1. _pres-p. support 2 2. _a. 1> , ; supporting point 2> _. _. ; supporting actor ԣ ; supporting programme ,
suppose [spuz] _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 [spuzd] 1. _p-p. suppose 2. _a. 1> 2>
supposedly [spuzIdlI] _adv. ;
supposing [spuzIN] 1. _pres-p. suppose 2. _cj. (); , ...; , ...; supposing it were true, how we should laugh! , !; always supposing , ...
supposition [spzISn] _n. ; on the supposition of smth. -., -.; on this supposition, on the supposition that... , ...
suppositional [spzISnl] _a. ,
supposititious [spzItISs] _a. , , ; Σ
suppository [spzItrI] _n. _. ,
suppress [spres] _v. 1> ; ; to suppress a yawn 2> ( ..) 3> (); , ( ..) 4> , ( ..)
suppression [spreSn] _n. 1> . {. suppress} 2> suppression of civic rights _.
suppurate [spjureIt] _v.
suppuration [spjureISn] _n.
supra [sjupr] _. _adv. , ( , ..)
supremacy [sjupremsI] _n. 1> ; ; Act of S. _. 2>
supreme [sjuprim] _a. 1> ; ; Supreme Soviet of the USSR 2> ; ; supreme courage 3> , , ; at the supreme moment ,
sura [sjur] _. _n. ( )
surah [sjur] _. _n. ( )
surcease [ssis] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v. ()
surcharge 1. _n. [stSAdZ] 1> , 2> , ( ) 3> 4> , 5> , 6> ( ) 2. _v. [stSAdZ] 1> 2> ; ( ) 3> 4> 5> ()
surcingle [ssINgl] 1. _n. 2. _v.
surd [sd] 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. _interj. !
sure-fire [SufaI] _a. _. , , ģ
sure-footed [SufutId] _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 [sf] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. _.
surface [sfIs] 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 [sfIsmeIl] _n. ( )
surface-car [sfIskA] _n. _. ( )
surface-man [sfIsmn] _n. 1> _-. 2> _.
surface-tension [sfIstenSn] _n. _.
surface-to-air [sfIstuE] _a. surface-to-air (guided) missile _. " - "
surface-to-surface [sfIstsfIs] _a. surface-to-surface (guided) missile _. " - "
surface-water [sfIswt] _n. _. ,
surfeit [sfIt] 1. _n. 1> , (. ) 2> , ; a surfeit of advice 3> 2. _v. 1> , 2> () (with) 3>
surfing [sfIN] = surfriding
surfriding [sfraIdIN] _n. _.
surge [sdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; ; a surge of anger 2> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> (. _.) 4> _. ; surge forward ң
surgeon [sdZn] _n. 1> 2> , - ,
surgeoncy [sdZnsI] _n.
surgery [sdZrI] _n. 1> 2> ɣ
surgical [sdZIkl] _a. ; surgical treatment ; surgical fever ; surgical bag ; surgical boot
surly [slI] _a. , ;
surma [sum] _. _n.
surmise 1. _n. [smaIz] , , 2. _v. [smaIz] , ,
surmount [smaunt] _v. 1> ; to surmount difficulties (an obstacle) () 2> (. _pass.) ; peaks surmounted with snow
surmountable [smauntbl] _a.
surmullet [smlIt] _n. ()
surname [sneIm] _n.
surpass [spAs] _v. 1> , (in) 2>
surpassing [spAsIN] 1. _pres-p. surpass 2. _a. ,
surplice [spls] _n. _.
surplice-fee [splsfi] _n. , , ..
surplus [spls] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> , ; ; surplus kit _. _. 2> _. _. ; surplus value
surplusage [splsIdZ] _n. ,
surprise [spraIz] 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 [spraIzIN] 1. _pres-p. surprise 2 2. _a. ; ,
surprisingly [spraIzINlI] _adv. , ;
surra [sur] _n. _.
surrealism [srIlIzm] _n. _.
surrebutter [srIbt] _n. _.
surrejoinder [srIdZInd] _n. _.
surrender [srend] 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 [srptISs] _a. ; , ; surreptitious look ; by surreptitious methods
surrey [srI] _n. _. _. ̣
surrogate [srgIt] 1. _n. 1> (. ) 2> , 3> _. 2. _v. ;
surround [sraund] _v. ;
surrounding [sraundIN] 1. _pres-p. surround 2. _a. ,
surroundings [sraundINz] _n. _pl. 1> 2> ;
surtax [stQks] 1. _n. 2. _v.
surveillance [sveIlns] _n. , ( ޣ-.); under surveillance (. )
survey 1. _n. [sveI] 1> , 2> 3> ; 4> ޣ 5> , ߣ; ; aerial survey ߣ 6> (S.) , , ( ) 7> _attr. ; a survey course in history 2. _v. [sveI] 1> , ; -. ; to survey the situation 2> 3> 4> ߣ; 5>
survey vessel [sveIvesl] _n.
surveyor [sveI] _n. 1> ; , ; 2> ; surveyor of weights and measures ̣ 3> _. _.
survival [svaIvl] _n. 1> ; the survival of the fittest _. 2>
survive [svaIv] _v. 1> (, ..); he survived his wife for many years ; to survive one's usefulness , 2> , , 3> ; ; ; the custom still survives ݣ
survivor [svaIv] _n. ,
susceptibility [sseptbIlItI] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> _pl. ,
susceptible [sseptbl] _a. 1> , 2> (to); 3> 4> _predic. ; (of); a theory susceptible of proof
susceptive [sseptIv] _a. ;
suslik [sslIk] _. _n.
suspect 1. _n. [sspekt] 2. _a. _predic. [sspekt] ; 3. _v. [sspekt] 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 [sspend] _v. 1> , 2> ; ; () ; to suspend judgement ; to suspend one's judgement ; to suspend payment 3> , ..; to suspend a student
suspended [sspendId] 1. _p-p. suspend 2. _a. 1> , 2> , 3> ; suspended sentence _. 4> _. ; suspended matter
suspender [sspend] _n. 1> 2> _pl. _. ,
suspense [sspens] _n. 1> , ̣; ; ; ۣ; the question is in suspense ݣ ۣ 2> ,
suspension [sspenSn] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; ; suspension of arms _. 3> _. (. suspension of payment(s)); 4> _. ; 5> _attr. , ; suspension bridge
suspension points [sspenSnpInts] _n.
suspensive [sspensIv] _a. 1> 2>
suspensory [sspensrI] _. 1. _a. , 2. _n. ;
suspicion [sspISn] _n. 1> ; his character is above suspicion ; on suspicion 2> (a suspicion) ; ,
suspicious [sspISs] _a.
suspire [sspaI] _v. . _.
sustain [ssteIn] _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 [ssteInd] 1. _p-p. sustain 2. _a. , ; sustained effort ; sustained fire ; sustained defence
sustaining [ssteInIN] 1. _pres-p. sustain 2. _a. 1> , ; sustaining power , ; sustaining program , 2> ,
sustenance [sstInns] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> 4> ,
sustention [sstenSn] _n. ;
sustentive [sstentIv] _a. , ;
susurration [sjusreISn] _n. _. 1> ۣ 2> ̣
sutler [stl] _n.
Sutra [sutr] _. _n. , ( )
suttee [sti] _. _n. 1> 2> ,
suture [sjutS] 1. _n. 1> _. _. 2> _. 3> 2. _v. _. ,
suzerain [suzreIn] _n. 1> , 2>
suzerainty [suzreIntI] _n. 1> 2>
svelte [svelt] _a. , ( )
swab [swb] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ; to take a swab 4> _. _. 5> _. 6> _. ݣ 7> _. ; 2. _v. (. swab down); (. swab up)
swabber [swb] _n. 1> 2>
swaddle [swdl] 1. _n. = swaddling-clothes 2. _v. 1> , () 2> _.
swaddling-bands [swdlINbQndz] = swaddling-clothes
swaddlingclothes [swdlINkluDz] _n. 1> _pl. , ̣ 2> ; 3> , ; still in swaddlingclothes, hardly ( just) out of swaddlingclothes ݣ
Swadeshi [swdeISI] _. _n. _. ( )
swag [swQg] _n. sl 1> ; 2> , , ԣ 3> _. ,
swage [sweIdZ] _. 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> 2. _v.
swagger [swQg] 1. _n. 1> , .. 2> 2. _v. 1> (. swagger about, swagger in, swagger out); ; 2> (about) 3. _a. _. , ,
swagger-cane [swQgkeIn] _n.
swagger-stick [swQgstIk] = swagger-cane
swaggerer [swQgr] _n. 1> 2> ݣ
swain [sweIn] _n. _. 1> 2> ( ) 3> _.
swale [sweIl] _n. _.
swallow _I [swlu] 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 [swlu] _n. ; one swallow does not make a summer _. ݣ
swallow dive [swludaIv] _n.
swallow-tail [swluteIl] _n. 1> 2> (. _pl.) _. (. swallow-tailed coat)
swam [swQm] _p. swim 2
swamp [swmp] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _attr. ; ; swamp fever ; swamp ore , 2. _v. 1> , 2> (. _p-p.) , (, ..) 3> (. _p-p.)
swamper [swmp] _n. _. 1> 2>
swampy [swmpI] _a.
swan [swn] _n. 1> ; black swan ޣ ; _. , ; mute swan -; whooping swan - 2> (S.) _. 3> , ; the S. of Avon
swan song [swnsN] _n.
swan's-down [swnzdaun] _n. 1> 2> ԣ 3> ޣ
swan-shot [swnSt] _n.
swan-skin [swnskIn] _n.
swank [swQNk] _. 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. 1> , 2>
swanky [swQNkI] _a. _. , ,
swannery [swnrI] _n.
swap [swp] = swop
Swaraj [swrAdZ] _. _n. _. ( )
Swarajist [swrAdZIst] _. _n. _. ( )
sward [swd] 1. _n. ; ģ 2. _v. ģ, ;
sware [swE] _. _p. swear 2
swarf [swf] _n.
swarm _I [swm] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3> ( _pl.) , 2. _v. 1> ; to swarm over the position _. 2> (with) 3> _II [swm] _v. , (. swarm up)
swart [swt] _. = swarthy
swarthy [swDI] _a. ; ԣ
swash [swS] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> 4> 2. _v. 1> () 2> 3> ,
swashbuckler [swSbkl] _n. 1> ; 2>
swasher [swS] = swash-buckler
swashing [swSIN] 1. _pres-p. swash 2 2. _a. ( )
swastika [swstIk] _n.
swat [swt] 1. _n. ; , 2. _v. ; ̣, ; to swat a fly
swatch [swtS] _n. (. _.) ()
swath [swT] _n. 1> , , 2> _. ; to cut a wide swath _. , ; ,
swathe [sweID] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> 2> , ,
swatter [swt] _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 [sweIbim] _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 swear ޣ-.); (. swear in); to swear a person to secrecy (fact) -. ( ); to swear (in) a witness 4> ; (at swear -.); ; 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 [swEwd] _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 [swetSt] _n.
sweat suit [swetsjut] _n. _.
sweat-band [swetbQnd] _n.
sweat-box [swetbks] _n. _.
sweat-cloth [swetklT] _n.
sweat-gland [swetglQnd] _n. _.
sweat-shop [swetSp] _n. ,
sweated [swetId] 1. _p. _p-p. sweat 2 2. _a. 1> ; sweated industry , 2> ,
sweater _I [swet] _n. _II [swet] _n.
sweater girl [swetgl] _n. _.
sweating system [swetINsIstIm] _n. ;
sweaty [swetI] _a.
swede [swid] _n. _.
Swede [swid] _n. ;
Swedish [swidIS] 1. _a. 2. _n.
Swedish turnip [swidIStnIp] = swede
sweeny [swinI] _n. _. _. (. - )
sweep [swip] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; a regular little sweep £ 3> _pl. 4> _. 5> ; 6> , 7> , 8> , ; 9> , ̣ 10> ; ; (); the graceful sweep of draperies 11> _. . sweep-stake(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 [swipnet] _n. 1> 2>
sweeping [swipIN] 1. _pres-p. sweep 2 2. _n. 1> , 2> _pl. 3. _a. 1> ; ; sweeping changes 2> , 3> , ; sweeping statements
sweepstake [swipsteIk] _n. ,
sweepstakes [swipsteIks] _n. ,
sweet [swit] 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 [switbeI] _n. _. 1> 2>
sweet oil [switȍIl] _n. ,
sweet pea [switpi] _n. _.
sweet-briar [switbraI] = sweet-brier
sweet-brier [switbraI] _n.
sweet-scented [switsentId] _a.
sweet-shop [switSp] _n.
sweet-stuff [switstf] _n. ,
sweet-tempered [swittempd] _a. ,
sweet-william [switwIljm] _n. _.
sweetbread [switbred] _n. ̣, Σ ..,
sweeten [switn] _v. 1> 2> 3> 4> , 5> 6> _.
sweetening [switnIN] 1. _pres-p. sweeten 2. _n. 1> 2> ,
sweetheart [swithAt] _n. 1> , 2> , ( )
sweetie [switI] _n. _. 1> = sweetheart (. ) 2>
sweeting [switIN] _n. 1> 2> _. = sweetheart
sweetish [switIS] _a.
sweetly [switlI] _adv. . {. sweet 1}; sweetly pretty _.
sweetmeat [switmit] _n. 1> ; 2> _pl.
sweety [switI] _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 [d] - 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 [swelmb] _n. _. ;
swelldom [sweldm] _n. _.
swelled head [sweldhed] _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 [swv] 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 [swIfthQndId] _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 swim -.); ( 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 [swImINbAT] _n.
swimming-bladder [swImINblQd] _n. ( )
swimming-pool [swImINpul] _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 [swaInbridIN] _n.
swineherd [swaInhd] _n.
swinery [swaInrI] _n.
swing [swIN] 1. _n. 1> ; ; the swing of the pendulum . pendulum 1, 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 [swINbrIdZ] _n.
swing joint [swINdZInt] _n. _.
swing music [swINmjuzIk] _n. ( )
swing shift [swINSIft] _n. _. _. ( 4 12 )
swing-door [swINd] _n. ; , (. )
swinge [swIndZ] _v. _.
swingeing [swIndZIN] 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 [swl] 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. _.
Swiss [swIs] 1. _a. ; Swiss roll 2. _n. ; ; the Swiss _pl. _.
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 [swItSlQmp] _n. _-.
switch tender [swItStend] _. = switch-man
switch tower [swItStau] _n. _.
switch-man [swItSmn] _n.
switch-over [swItSǫuv] _n. ( -. ),
switch-plug [swItSplg] _n. _.
switchback [swItSbQk] _n. ()
switchboard [swItSbd] _n. _. 1> ; 2>
switchyard [swItSjAd] _. = shunting-yard
swivel [swIvl] _n. 1> _. , 2> _attr. , ; swivel chair
swivel-eyed [swIvlaId] _a. _. ,
swizzle [swIzl] _n. _.
swob [swb] = swab
swollen [swuln] 1. _p-p. swell 3 2. _a. 1> , 2> ( ..)
swoon [swun] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. ( )
swoop [swup] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> , ̣; at one fell swoop , 2. _v. 1> (. swoop down) 2> , (. swoop on, swoop upon) 3> , (. swoop up); swoop down _.
swop [swp] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. , ; will you swop places? ?; never swop horses while crossing the stream
sword [sd] _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 [sdAm] _n.
sword-bayonet [sdbeInIt] _n. , -
sword-bearer [sdbEr] _n. ;
sword-belt [sdbelt] _n.
sword-cane [sdkeIn] _n.
sword-cut [sdkt] _n. 1> 2>
sword-dance [sddAns] _n.
sword-fish [sdfIS] _n. -
sword-guard [sdgAd] _n.
sword-hand [sdhQnd] = sword-arm
sword-hilt [sdhIlt] _n.
sword-knot [sdnt] _n.
sword-law [sdl] _n.
sword-lily [sdlIlI] _n. _.
sword-play [sdpleI] _n. 1> 2> ;
sword-stick [sdstIk] = sword-cane
swordsman [sdzmn] _n.
swordsmanship [sdzmnSIp] _n.
swore [sw] 1. _p. swear 2 2. _a. ; ; swore broker ; swore brothers ; ; swore friends ; swore enemies ; swore evidence ( oath)
swot [swt] _. 1. _n. 1> ֣ 2> ң 3> 2. _v. , ; (. swot up)
swum [swm] _p-p. swim 2
swung [swN] _p. _p-p. swing 2
sybarite [sIbraIt] _n.
sybaritic [sIbrItIk] _a. ;
sybil [sIbIl] = sibyl
sycamine [sIkmaIn] _n. _.
sycamore [sIkm] _n. _. 1> (. sycamore fig) 2> ̣ (. sycamore maple) 3>
syce [saIs] = sice II
sycophancy [sIkfnsI] _n. ,
sycophant [sIkfnt] _n. , ;
sycosis [saIkusIs] _n. _.
syenite [saIInaIt] _n. _.
syllabary [sIlbrI] _n.
syllabi [sIlbaI] _pl. syllabus
syllabic [sIlQbIk] _a. ;
syllabicate [sIlQbIkeIt] _v. ;
syllabication [sIlQbIkeISn] = syllabification
syllabification [sIlQbIfIkeISn] _n.
syllabify [sIlQbIfaI] = syllabicate
syllabize [sIlbaIz] = syllabicate
syllable [sIlbl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , ; he never uttered a syllable Σ 2. _v.
syllabub [sIlbb] = sillabub
syllabus [sIlbs] _n. (_pl. -bi, -es [Iz]) 1> (, ) 2> , 3>
syllogism [sIldZIzm] _n. 1> _. 2> , (-.)
syllogize [sIldZaIz] _v.
sylph [sIlf] _n. 1> 2>
sylvan [sIlvn] = silvan
sylviculture [sIlvIkltS] = silviculture
symbiosis [sImbIȫusIs] _n. _.
symbol [sImbl] _n. 1> , 2> ,
symbolic [sImblIk] _a.
symbolical [sImblIkl] _a.
symbolism [sImblIzm] _n.
symbolist [sImblIst] _n.
symbolize [sImblaIz] _v. 1> 2>
symmetric [sImetrIk] _a. ,
symmetrical [sImetrIkl] _a. ,
symmetrize [sImItraIz] _v. ;
symmetry [sImItrI] _n. 1> 2>
sympathetic [sImpTetIk] _a. 1> ; ; ; sympathetic strike 2> 3> _. 4> _. ; sympathetic vibration
sympatheticink [sImpTetIkINk] _n.
sympathize [sImpTaIz] _v. 1> , (with) 2> ; (with)
sympathizer [sImpTaIz] _n. ;
sympathy [sImpTI] _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 [sImpTIstraIk] = sympathetic strike {. sympathetic 1}
symphonic [sImfnIk] _a. ; symphonic music ;
symphony [sImfnI] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; symphony orchestra
symposia [sImpuzj] _pl. symposium
symposium [sImpuzjm] _n. (_pl. -sia) 1> , ̣ 2> 3> 4> _-.
symptom [sImptm] _n. ;
symptomatic [sImptmQtIk] _a.
synagogue [sIngg] _n.
sync [sINk] _. _. _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
synch [sINk] _. _. _. _n.
synchrocyclotron [sINkrusaIkltrn] _n. _.
synchronism [sINkrnIzm] _n. ,
synchronize [sINkrnaIz] _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> 4> ( ) 5> () 6> _.
synchronizer [sINkrnaIz] _n.
synchronous [sINkrns] _a. ,
synchrophasotron [sINkrufeIzutrn] _n. _.
synchrotron [sINkrutrn] _n. _.
syncopate [sINkpeIt] _v. 1> _. 2> _. ,
syncope [sINkpI] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
syncretism [sINkrtIzm] _n.
syncro-mesh [sINkrumeS] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> _.
syndetic [sIndetIk] _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 [sInekdkI] _n. _.
syngenesis [sIndZenIsIs] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
synod [sInd] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
synonym [sInnIm] _n.
synonymic [sInnImIk] = synonymous
synonymous [sInnIms] _a. ,
synonymy [sInnImI] _n. 1> 2>
synopses [sInpsiz] _pl. synopsis
synopsis [sInpsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses) , ;
synoptic [sInptIk] _a. ,
synoptical [sInptIkl] _a. ,
syntactic [sIntQktIk] _a.
syntactical [sIntQktIkl] _a.
syntax [sIntQks] _n.
syntheses [sInTIsiz] _pl. synthesis
synthesis [sInTIsIs] _n. (_pl. -ses)
synthetic [sInTetIk], synthetical [sInTetIkl] _a. 1> _. _. 2>
synthetics [sInTetIks] _n. _pl. ,
syntonize [sIntnaIz] _v. _. ,
syphilis [sIfIlIs] _n.
syphilitic [sIfIlItIk] _a.
syphon [saIfn] = siphon
syren [saIrn] = siren
Syrian [sIrIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
syringe [sIrIndZ] 1. _n. 1> ; ; hypodermic syringe 2> 3> 2. _v. ; ,
syringes _I [sIrIndZIz] _pl. syringe 1 _II [sIrIndZiz] _pl. syrinx
syringitis [sIrIndZaItIs] _n. _.
syrinx [sIrINks] _n. (_pl. -es [Iz], -inges) 1> (); 2> 3> _. 4> _. ,
syrup [sIrp] _n. 1> 2> ; golden syrup
systaltic [sIstQltIk] _a. _. ;
system [sIstIm] _n. 1> ; ; system of axes ; what system do you go on? ? 2> , ; political system 3> ( ..) 4> 5> , 6> _. ,
systematic [sIstImQtIk] _a. 1> 2>
systematical [sIstImQtIkl] _a. 1> 2>
T t [ti] _n. (_pl. Ts, T's [tiz]) 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'other [tD] _. = the other
T-shirt [tiSt] _n.
T-square [tiskwE] _n.
ta'en [teIn] _. . taken
tab [tQb] 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 [tQbd] _n. _. 1> , 2>
tabby [tQbI] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5>
tabernacle [tQbnQkl] _n. 1> ԣ, 2> , ( ) 3> ; 4> _. 5> _. 6> _. ; Feast of Tabernacles
tabes [teIbiz] _n. _. ,
tabescence [tbesns] _n. _. ,
tabetic [tbetIk] _. 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 [tAbldut] _n. _.
table-beer [teIblbI] _n.
table-book [teIblbuk] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ..
table-cloth [teIblklT] _n.
table-cover [teIblkv] _n.
table-flap [teIblflQp] _n.
table-knife [teIblnaIf] _n.
table-leaf [teIbllif] _n. 1> 2> = table-flap
table-lifting [teIbllIftIN] _n. ,
table-linen [teIbllInIn] _n. أ
table-money [teIblmnI] _n. _.
table-napkin [teIblnQpkIn] _n.
table-spoon [teIblspun] _n.
table-stone [teIblstun] _n. _.
table-talk [teIbltk] _n.
table-ware [teIblwE] _n. , , ..
table-water [teIblwt] _n. ( )
table-work [teIblwk] _n. _.
tableau [tQblu] _n. _. (_pl. -aux) 1> , 2> (. tableau vivant) 3> 4> _attr. tableau curtains _.
tableaux [tQbluz] _pl. tableau
tableful [teIblful] _n. 1> () 2> ,
tableland [teIbllQnd] _n. ,
tableman [teIblmn] _n.
tablet [tQblIt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> 3> 4> ( ..)
tabletennis [teIbltenIs] _n.
tabloid [tQblId] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> , , 4> 2. _a. 1> ; in tabloid form > ; > 2> , ; tabloid press
taboo [tbu] 1. _n. ; , 2. _a. 1> , ݣ 2> 3. _v. ; ;
tabor [teIb] _n. _.
tabouret [tQbrIt] _n. 1> , 2>
tabu [tbu] = taboo
tabular [tQbjul] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ,
tabulate [tQbjuleIt] 1. _v. 1> 2> 2. _a. ;
tabulation [tQbjuleISn] _n. ,
tabulator [tQbjuleIt] _n. 1> , 2> ( )
tachometer [tQkmIt] _n. _.
tacit [tQsIt] _a. 1> ; 2>
taciturn [tQsItn] _a. ,
taciturnity [tQsItnItI] _n. ,
tack _I [tQk] 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 [tQk] _n. _. ; hard tack ; soft tack
tackle [tQkl] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; 2> _. ; 3> _. 4> , ( ..) 2. _v. 1> 2> , 3> ( -.); ( -.); we tackled the cold beef ; to tackle the problem , 4> (-.) 5> , ( ..)
tacky [tQkI] _a.
tact [tQkt] _n. ,
tactful [tQktful] _a.
tactical [tQktIkl] _a. 1> _. ; ; tactical efficiency > ; > 2> , ޣ
tactician [tQktISn] _n.
tactics [tQktIks] _n. _pl. (. _sg. _pl.)
tactile [tQktaIl] _a. 1> 2> ,
tactless [tQktlIs] _a.
tactual [tQktjul] _a.
tad [tQd] _n. _. £
Tadjik [tAdZIk] = Tajik [tAdZIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; ; the Tadjik(s) _pl. _. 2>
tadpole [tQdpul] _n.
taffeta [tQfIt] _n.
taffy [tQfI] _n. _. 1> = toffee 2> _.
Taffy [tQfI] _n. _.
tafia [tQfI] _n. ۣ
tag [tQg] 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 [tQgdeI] _n. _. , ( -. )
tagged [tQgd] 1. _p-p. tag 2 2. _a. 1> ֣ , 2> _. ; tagged atoms
tagger [tQg] _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 [teIlbd] _n. (); ()
tail-coat [teIlkut] _n.
tail-end [teIlend] _n. 1> ; () 2> (-.)
tail-lamp [teIllQmp] = 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 [teIlpis] _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.
Tajik [tAdZIk] = Tadjik
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 [teIkdaun] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> 2. _a.
take-home pay [teIkhumpeI] _n. ;
take-in [teIkIn] _n. _.
take-off [teIkf] _n. 1> _. ; 2> _. ߣ, ̣; 3> , ̣,
take-over [teIkǫuv] _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 [tAlrI] _n. ( )
talc [tQlk] 1. _n. _. , , 2. _v. ,
talcum [tQlkm] = talc 1
talcum powder [tQlkmpaud] _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 [teIlbEr] _n. 1> 2> ,
talent [tQlnt] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ( )
talented [tQlntId] _a. , ң
talentless [tQlntlIs] _a. , ۣ
tales [teIliz] _. _n. _pl. _. 1> (. sing) 2>
talesman [teIlizmn] _n.
taleteller [teIltel] _n. 1> ; 2> = talebearer
tali _I [teIlaI] _pl. talus I _II [teIlaI] _pl. talus II
taliped [tQlIped] _a. _.
talipes [tQlIpiz] _n. _. ;
talipot [tQlIpt] _n. _.
talisman [tQlIzmn] _n.
talk [tk] 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 talk ޣ-., with talk -.); 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 [tkTn] _n. _.
talkative [tktIv] _a. ;
talker [tk] _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> ; good talkers are little doers _. , ,
talkie [tkI] _n. _.
talking [tkIN] 1. _pres-p. talk 2 2. _a. 1> ; talking film 2> 3> ; talking eyes
talking machine [tkINmSin] _n. ;
talking-to [tkINtu] _n.
tall [tl] _a. 1> 2> _. ; ; a tall story 3> _. ; tall talk > ; >
tallboy [tlbI] _n.
tallow [tQlu] 1. _n. 1> , ( , ) 2> ̣ 2. _v. ()
tallow-chandler [tQlutSAndl] _n.
tallow-face [tQlufeIs] _n.
tallowy [tQluI] _a. 1> 2>
tally [tQlI] 1. _n. 1> ; , ; 2> , 3> ޣ ( ) 4> ޣ (., , , ) 2. _v. 1> ( tally up); _. ޣ 2> , (with) 3>
tally trade [tQlItreId] _n.
tally-ho [tQlIhu] 1. _interj. _. ! 2. _v. 3. _n. , ֣ ף
tally-shop [tQlISp] _n. ,
talma [tQlm] _n. _.
talon [tQln] _n. 1> (. _pl.) ; 2> ( , ) 3> ,
taluk [tAluk] _. _n. 1> 2>
talus _I [teIls] _n. (_pl. -li) _. _II [teIls] _n. (_pl. -li) 1> , 2> _. ,
tamable [teImbl] _a.
tamarack [tQmrQk] _n. _.
tamarind [tQmrInd] _n. _.
tamarisk [tQmrIsk] _n. _.
tambour [tQmbu] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> ( ) 3> 4> _. 2. _v. ( )
tambourine [tQmbrin] _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 [tQmIl] = 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a.
Tamilian [tmIljn] _a.
tammany [tQmnI] _n. _. 1> - 2>
Tammany Hall [tQmnIhl] _n. _. 1> - 2> = Tammany 1
tammy _I [tQmI] = tamo'shanter _II [tQmI] _n. , ( )
tamo'shanter [tQmSQnt] _n.
tamp [tQmp] _v. 1> 2> 3> _. .. 4> _-.
tampan [tQmpQn] _n. -
tamper _I [tQmp] _v. 1> ; -. (with) 2> , ; somebody had tampered with the lock - 3> , (-. - with) 4> , (with) _II [tQmp] _n. ;
tampion [tQmpIn] _n. ,
tampon [tQmpn] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
tamtam [tQmtQm] = tomtom
tan [tQn] 1. _n. 1> 2> - 3> 4> (the tan) _. 2. _a. -; - 3. _v. 1> () 2> 3> ( ) 4> _. ; to tan smb.'s hide , -.
tana [tAn] _. _n. 1> 2> _.
tanadar [tAndA] _. _n.
tandem [tQndm] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> ( ) 2. _adv. ,
tang _I [tQN] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> , (, ) _II [tQN] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> ; 2>
tangent [tQndZnt] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _. _. ; to fly ( to go) off at ( on) a tangent ( ..); , 2. _a. _.
tangential [tQndZenSl] _a. _. 1> 2> 3> ( ..)
tangerine [tQndZrin] _n. 1> () 2>
Tangerine [tQndZrin] _n.
tangibility [tQndZIbIlItI] _n. 1> 2>
tangible [tQndZbl] 1. _a. 1> , 2> ; , ; 2. _n. _pl. , ,
tangle [tQNgl] 1. _n. 1> 2> , , ; in a tangle 3> 4> , ; to get into a tangle with smb. , -. 2. _v. (), ()
tanglefoot [tQNglfut] _n. _. 1> _. 2>
tangleleg [tQNglleg] = tanglefoot
tangly [tQNglI] _a.
tango [tQNgu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz])
tank _I [tQNk] 1. _n. 1> , , 2> ϣ 3> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> ; _II [tQNk] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; tank destroyer
tankage [tQNkIdZ] _n. 1> , .. 2> , .. 3> 4> 5> , ( )
tankard [tQNkd] _n. ( ); cold ( cool) tankard ( , )
tankborne [tQNkbn] _a. tankborne infantry ,
tankcar [tQNkkA] _n. 1> _-. 2>
tanked [tQNkt] 1. _p-p. tank I, 2 2. _a. _. _.
tankengine [tQNkendZIn] _n. , -
tanker _I [tQNk] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ̣- _II [tQNk] _n. _. _.
tanner _I [tQn] _n. _II [tQn] _n. _. 6
tannery [tQnrI] _n. ,
tannin [tQnIn] _n.
tansy [tQnzI] _n. _.
tantalize [tQntlaIz] _v. ,
tantalum [tQntlm] _n. _.
Tantalus [tQntls] _n. _. _.
tantalus [tQntls] _n. ( )
tantamount [tQntmaunt] _a. , (to)
tantivy [tQntIvI] 1. _n. 2. _a. 3. _adv.
tantrum [tQntrm] _n. _. ; to fly into a tantrum ,
tap _I [tQp] 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 [tQp] 1. _n. 1> ̣ 2> _pl. _. _. ( ); 3> ( ) 2. _v. 1> , , ; ; to tap at the door ; to tap on the shoulder 2> ( )
tap-root [tQprut] _n. _.
tapdance [tQpdAns] _n. ޣ
tape [teIp] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; adhesive tape 3> 4> ; to breast the tape 5> = tapeline 6> _. red tape 7> 2. _v. 1> , 2> ; tape up ,
tape-record [teIprIkd] _v. ̣
tape-recorder [teIprIkd] _n.
tapeline [teIplaIn] _n. ,
tapemachine [teIpmSin] _n.
tapemeasure [teIpmeZ] = tapeline
taper [teIp] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> , 2. _v. () ( taper off);
tapering [teIprIN] _a. 1> , 2> ( ..)
tapestry [tQpIstrI] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
tapeworm [teIpwm] _n. _. , ԣ
taphole [tQphul] _n. _. ̣;
taphouse [tQphaus] = taproom
tapioca [tQpIȫuk] _n. ()
tapir [teIp] _n. _.
tapis [tQpi] _n. _. to be ( to come) on the tapis ,
tapper [tQp] _n.
tappet [tQpIt] _n. _. ;
taproom [tQprum] _n. ,
tapster [tQpst] _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 [tAmkQdm] _n.
taradiddle [tQrdIdl] _n. _. , أ
tarantella [tQrntel] _n.
tarantula [trQntjul] _n. _.
taraxacum [trQkskm] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
tarboosh [tAbuS] _n.
tarbrush [tAbrS] _n. 1> ģ 2> _. _.
tardigrade [tAdIgreId] _a. _.
tardy [tAdI] _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 [tAdZ] _n. _.
target [tAgIt] _n. 1> , (. _.); off the target 2> , ; to beat the target 3> = targe 4> _-. () 5> _attr. ; target figure 6> _attr. _. target hit ; target practice
Tarheel [tAhil] _n. _. _.
Tarheeler [tAhil] _n. _. _.
tariff [tQrIf] 1. _n. 1> ; preferential tariff 2> 3> _attr. ; tariff reform ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2>
tarlatan [tAltn] _n. (֣ )
tarmac [tAmQk] _. . tar macadam
tarn [tAn] _n. _.
tarnation [tAneISn] = damnation
tarnish [tAnIS] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _v. 1> () , 2> ,
tarpaper [tApeIp] _n. _.
tarpaulin [tAplIn] _n. 1> , ̣ 2> ; 3> _. ;
tarpon [tApn] _n. _.
tarragon [tQrgn] _n. _.
tarrock [tQrk] _n. : ; ϣ
tarry _I [tQrI] _v. _. 1> , 2> _. , (for) 3> , (at, in) _II [tArI] _a. ģ
tarsi [tAsaI] _pl. tarsus
tarsia [tAsI] _. _n. ,
tarsus [tAss] _n. (_pl. si) 1> _. 2> _. ();
tart _I [tAt] _a. 1> ; ; 2> , ( , ..) _II [tAt] _n. 1> ( , ), ; jam tart 2> _III [tAt] _n. _.
tartan [tAtn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> _attr.
Tartar [tAt] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> , ; young Tartar , £; to catch a Tartar , 2. _a.
tartar [tAt] _n. _.
tartar emetic [tAtrImetIk] _n. _.
Tartarean [tAtErIn] _a.
Tartarian [tAtErIn] _a.
Tartarus [tAtrs] _n. _. _. ,
tartlet [tAtlIt] _n. ,
task [tAsk] 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 [tAskmAst] _n. 1> , 2>
taskwork [tAskwk] _n. 1> 2>
tassel [tQsl] _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 taste -.); 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 [tQt] _v.
tatar [tAt] = tartar
tatter [tQt] 1. _n. 1> (. _pl.) , ; to tear to tatters ; _. 2> 3> أ 2. _v. () ; ()
tatterdemalion [tQtdmeIljn] _n.
tattered [tQtd] 1. _p-p. tatter 2 2. _a. ,
tatting [tQtIN] 1. _pres-p. tat 2. _n. ԣ
tattle [tQtl] 1. _n. ; ; 2. _v. , ;
tattler [tQtl] _n. ;
tattoo _I [ttu] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> , 2> ; (. beat the devil's tattoo) _II [ttu] 1. _n. 2. _v.
tatty [tQtI] _. _n. ( )
taught [tt] _p. _p-p. teach
taunt _I [tnt] 1. _n. 1> , ; "" 2> _. 2. _v. , _II [tnt] _a. _. ( )
tauromachy [trmkI] _. _n.
Taurus [trs] _n. ( )
taut [tt] _a. 1> , 2> ֣; taut nerves 3> ; ; ;
tauten [ttn] _v. ()
tautologize [ttldZaIz] _v.
tautology [ttldZI] _n.
tavern [tQvn] _n. ; ,
taw _I [t] _n. 1> ( ) 2> , _II [t] _v.
tawdry [tdrI] 1. _a. , 2. _n. ۣ ;
tawny [tnI] _a. -; ԣ-֣
tawnyowl [tnIaul] _n. _. ( )
tax [tQks] 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 [tQksklekt] _n.
tax-exempt [tQksIgzempt] _a.
tax-farmer [tQksfAm] _n.
tax-free [tQksfri] _a. ģ
tax-gatherer [tQksgQDr] = tax-collector
taxability [tQksbIlItI] _n.
taxable [tQksbl] _a. ;
taxation [tQkseISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ,
taxevasion [tQksIveIZn] _n.
taxi [tQksI] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> _.
taxi-cab [tQksIkQb] = taxi 1
taxi-dancehall [tQksIdAnshl] _n. _. Σ Σ
taxi-dancer [tQksIdAns] _n. _. Σ, Σ ( )
taxi-driver [tQksIdraIv] = taxi-man
taxi-man [tQksImn] _n. ƣ
taxidermist [tQksIdmIst] _n. ,
taxidermy [tQksIdmI] _n.
taximeter [tQksImit] _n. , ޣ
taxing [tQksIN] 1. _pres-p. tax 2 2. _n. 3. _a. ; taxing district
taxing-master [tQksINmAst] _n. ,
taxis [tQksIs] _n. _. ,
taxpayer [tQkspeI] _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 [tiwQgn] _n. ̣ ̣
tea-biscuit [tibIskIt] _n.
tea-board [tibd] = tea-tray
tea-bread [tibred] _n.
tea-caddy [tikQdI] _n.
tea-cake [tikeIk] _n.
tea-cloth [tiklT] _n. 1> 2>
tea-cosy [tikuzI] _n. ԣ ( )
tea-cup [tikp] _n. ()
tea-dealer [tidil] _n.
tea-fight [tifaIt] _. . tea-party 1
tea-garden [tigAdn] _n. 1> 2>
tea-house [tihaus] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ;
tea-kettle [tiketl] _n. ( )
tea-leaf [tilif] _n. 1> 2> _pl.
tea-party [tipAtI] _n. 1> 2> , ۣ
tea-pot [tipt] _n. ( )
tea-poy [tipI] _. _n. ң (. )
tea-room [tirum] _n. -
tea-rose [tiruz] _n.
tea-service [tisvIs] _n.
tea-set [tiset] = tea-service
tea-shop [tiSp] _n. ,
tea-spoon [tispun] _n.
tea-strainer [tistreIn] _n.
tea-table [titeIbl] _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr. tea-table conversation
tea-things [tiTINz] _n. _pl.
tea-tray [titreI] _n.
tea-urn [tin] _n. , ,
teach [titS] _v. (taught) 1> , ; , ; to teach smb. French -. 2> , ; to teach smb. discipline -. 3> ; I will teach him a lesson
teachable [titSbl] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ; ;
teacher [titS] _n. (); ()
teachers college [titSzklIdZ] _n.
teaching [titSIN] 1. _pres-p. teach 2. _n. 1> ; to take up teaching 2> ,
teak [tik] _n. ( )
teal [til] _n. _.
team [tim] 1. _n. 1> , (, ); _. , 2> 3> , () 4> 5> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> , ..; to team up with smb. _. -. 3> ,
team-mate [timmeIt] _n. ; , ..
team-work [timwk] _n. 1> 2> ; ;
teamster [timst] _n. 1> ; 2> _.
teamwise [timwaIz] _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 [tIdrp] _n. ,
tear-duct [tIdkt] _n. _. ̣
tear-gas [tIgQs] _n.
tear-sheet [tESit] _n. _. ,
tear-shell [tISel] _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 [tiz] 1. _v. 1> ; 2> , ; ; 2. _n. 1> = teaser 1 2>
teasel [tizl] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. 2. _v.
teaseler [tizl] _n.
teaser [tiz] _n. 1> ; 2> _. ,
teat [tit] _n. 1> 2> _.
teazel [tizl] = teasel
teazle [tizl] = 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 [teknIkQlItI] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _pl.
technician [teknISn] _n. 1> , ϣ ; 2> , ( , ..)
technics [teknIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) ,
technique [teknik] _n. 1> , ɣ 2> ;
technologist [teknldZIst] _n.
technology [teknldZI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3>
techy [tetSI] = tetchy
tectonic [tektnIk] _a. 1> 2> _.
tectonics [tektnIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
ted [ted] _v. ()
tedder [ted] _n.
Teddy bear [tedIbE] _n. ( )
teddy boy [tedIbI] _n. _. ( , .)
tedious [tidjs] _a. ,
tedium [tidjm] _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 [tim] _v. , (with teem -.) _II [tim] _v. _. ()
teeming _I [timIN] 1. _pres-p. teem I 2. _a. , _II [timIN] _pres-p. teem II
teen [tin] _n. _. ,
teen-age [tineIdZ] _a. 1> 13 19 2>
teen-ager [tineIdZ] _n. ;
teener [tin] = teen-ager
teens [tinz] _n. _pl. 13 19 (); she is still in her teens ݣ ; she is out of her teens
teeny [tinI] _a. _.
teenyweeny [tinIwinI] _. . teeny
teeter [tit] _. 1. _n. 1> (, ) 2> , , 2. _v. 1> 2> , ;
teeth [tiT] _pl. tooth 1
teeth-ridge [tiTrIdZ] _n.
teethe [tiD] _v. 1> ( ) 2> ;
teetotal [titutl] _a. 1> , 2> _. ,
teetotaller [titutl] _n.
teetotum [titutm] _n.
teg [teg] _n. 1> 2>
tegular [tegjul] _a.
tegument [tegjumnt] _n. (_. integument) ,
tehee [tihi] 1. _n. 2. _v.
telautogram [teltgrQm] _n.
telautograph [teltgrAf] _n.
tele [telI] _. _. television
telecast [telIkAst] 1. _n. ; 2. _v.
telecasting [telIkAstIN] 1. _pres-p. telecast 2 2. _n. 1> = telecast 1; 2> _attr. ; telecasting studio
telecommunication [telIkmjunIkeISn] _n. ; ,
telecontrol [telIkntrul] _n. ,
telecruiser [telIkruz] _n.
telefilm [telIfIlm] _n. 1> , 2> ,
telegenic [telIdZenIk] _a. ;
telegram [telIgrQm] _n.
telegraph [telIgrAf] 1. _n. 1> 2> _attr. 2. _v.
telegraph-line [telIgrAflaIn] _n.
telegraph-pole [telIgrAfpul] _n.
telegraph-post [telIgrAfpust] = telegraphpole
telegraph-wire [telIgrAfwaI] _n.
telegrapher [tIlegrf] = telegraphist
telegraphese [telIgrAfiz] _n. _. ""
telegraphic [telIgrQfIk] _a.
telegraphist [tIlegrfIst] _n.
telegraphy [tIlegrfI] _n. ;
telekinesis [telIkaInisIs] _n.
telemechanics [telImIkQnIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
telemeter [telImit] _n. ;
teleology [telIȍldZI] _n.
telepathy [tIlepTI] _n.
telephone [telIfun] 1. _n. 1> 2> _attr. 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
telephone set [telIfunset] _n.
telephonic [telIfnIk] _n.
telephonist [tIlefnIst] _n. ()
telephony [tIlefnI] _n. ;
telephotography [telIftgrfI] _n.
teleprinter [telIprInt] _n. ,
telescope [telIskup] 1. _n. () ; 2. _v. 1> () ( ) 2> ( ) 3> , (into telescope , ..)
telescreen [telIskrin] _n.
telethon [telITn] _n.
teletype [telItaIp] _n.
teleview [telIvju] _v.
televiewer [telIvju] _n.
televise [telIvaIz] _v.
television [telIvIZn] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; television viewer = televiewer; television broadcasting ; television receiver ( set)
televisional [telIvIZnl] _a.
televisor [telIvaIz] _n.
televisual [telIvIZjul] = televisional
telewriter [telIraIt] _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 [teljurIn] 1. _n. 2. _a. ,
telluric [teljurIk] _a. ,
tellurium [teljurIm] _n. _.
telly [telI] _n. _.
telpher [telf] 1. _n. _. 2. _v.
telpherage [telfrIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
temblor [tembl] _n. _.
temerarious [temrErIs] _a. _. ; ;
temerity [tImerItI] _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 [temprmentl] _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 [tempestjus] _a. ,
tempi [tempi] _pl. tempo
templar [templ] _n. 1> (T.) _. , (. Knight T.) 2> , {. temple I, 2}
template [templIt] _n. _. ,
temple _I [templ] _n. 1> 2> (the T.) , , {. inn the Inns of Court} _II [templ] _n. _III [templ] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
templet [templIt] = template
tempo [tempu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz], pi) 1> _. 2> , ( ..)
temporal _I [temprl] _a. 1> , 2> , ; temporal peers, lords temporal 3> _. _II [temprl] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
temporality [temprQlItI] _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 [tempteISn] _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 [tenspt] _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 [tIneISs] _a. 1> , ; tenacious memory 2> ; tenacious of life 3> ,
tenacity [tInQsItI] _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 [tendenSs] _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 [tendhAtId] _a. , ;
tender-loin [tendlIn] _n. _. 1> , 2> (T.) ,
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 [tinet] _. _n. , ,
tenfold [tenfuld] 1. _a. 2. _adv.
tenner [ten] _n. 1> _. 10 ; _. 10 2> _. ( )
tennis [tenIs] _n.
tennis-ball [tenIsbl] _n.
tennis-court [tenIskt] _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 [tensIlItI] _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 [tentQkjul] _a. ;
tentaculated [tentQkjuleItId] _a. 1> _. ֣ 2> _. ֣
tentative [tenttIv] _a. , ,
tenter [tent] _n. _. ; to be on the tenters _. = to be on tenterhooks {. tenterhooks}
tenter-hooks [tenthuks] _n. _pl. _. ; to be on tenter-hooks ; ; to keep smb. on tenter-hooks -.
tenth [tenT] 1. _n-ord. ; tenth wave 2. _n. 1> 2> (the tenth)
tenuity [tenjuItI] _n. 1> ֣ () 2> 3> ; ; 4> () 5> ()
tenuous [tenjus] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ֣ ( )
tenure [tenju] _n. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ; ( )
tepee [tipi] _n.
tepefy [tepIfaI] _v. ()
tepid [tepId] _a. ; _.
teratology [tertldZI] _n. _.
terbium [tbIm] _n. _.
tercel [tsl] _n. ()
tercentenary [tsentinrI] 1. _n. ң , ң 2. _a. ң
tercentennial [tsentenjl] = tercentenary
tercet [tsIt] _n. 1> _. ң; 2> .
terebinth [terbInT] _n.
teredo [tridu] _n. _. ,
terete [terit] _a. ,
tergal [tgl] _a. _. _. ,
tergiversate [tdZIvseIt] _v. 1> , 2> ף,
tergiversation [tdZIvseISn] _n. 1> ; 2> ף
term [tm] 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. ,
term-time [tmtaIm] _n. ( , ..)
termagant [tmgnt] 1. _n. , , 2. _a.
termer [tm] _n. , ( : first termer ..)
terminable [tmInbl] _a. , ; terminable ten years from now ,
terminal [tmInl] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. 3> 4> _. ; 2. _a. 1> , ; terminal station 2> ; 3>
terminate [tmIneIt] _v. 1> , 2> (), () (in) 3>
termination [tmIneISn] _n. 1> ; , , 2> _. 3> ,
termini [tmInaI] _pl. terminus
terminology [tmInldZI] _n.
terminus [tmIns] _n. (_pl. es [Iz], ni) ; ( )
termitary [tmItrI] _n. ,
termite [tmaIt] _n. _.
termless [tmlIs] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ,
tern _I [tn] _n. () _II [tn] _n. 1> ; ..; 2>
ternary [tnrI] 1. _n. , , 2. _a. 1> 2> _. _. ң
Terpsichore [tpsIkrI] _n. _. _.
terra [ter] _. _n. ; terra incognita > ; > ( ..)
terrace [ters] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> 4> 5> 2. _v.
terracotta [terkt] 1. _n. 2. _a.
terrain [tereIn] _n. 1> , ; terrain of attack _. 2> ; 3> _attr. ; terrain flying ̣
terraneous [tIreInIs] _n. _.
terrapin [terpIn] _n. 1> 2> -
terraqueous [tereIkwIs] _a. 1> 2> 3> - ( )
terrene [terin] 1. _n. 2. _n. _.
terrestrial [tIrestrIl] 1. _a. 1> ; terrestrial magnetism 2> ; 3> , 2. _n.
terrible [terbl] _a. 1> , 2> _. ( . .) , ;
terrier _I [terI] _n. 1> ( ) 2> (T.) _. "", " - " _II [terI] _n. _.
terrific [trIfIk] _a. 1> 2> _. ( . .) , ..
terrify [terIfaI] _v. ,
territorial [terItrIl] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; territorial claims ; territorial waters 3> _. ֣ ; T. Army 4> _. {. territory 2} 2. _n.
territory [terItrI] _n. 1> ; 2> (T.) _. ( , , , ) 3> , ( ..)
terror [ter] _n. 1> , 2> 3> , 4> _. ֣ ; £; a holy terror ֣, ; £; the king of terrors
terror-haunted [terhntId] _a.
terror-stricken [terstrIkn] _a.
terror-struck [terstrk] _a.
terrorism [terrIzm] _n.
terrorist [terrIst] _n.
terrorize [terraIz] _v. 1> 2>
terry [terI] _n. _. 1> 2> _. = terry-cloth
terry-cloth [terIklT] _n. ( , ..)
terry-cloth robe [terIklTrub] _n.
terse [ts] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> ( )
tertian [tSn] _n. _. , ң
tertiary [tSrI] _a. _. _.
terza rima [ttsrim] _. _n. _.
terzetto [ttsetu] _n. _.
tessellated [tesIleItId] _a. ; ݣ
tessellation [tesIleISn] _n.
tessera [tesr] _n. (_pl. rae) ( )
tesserae [tesri] _pl. tessera
tessitura [tesItur] _n. _.
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>
test ban [testbQn] _n.
test-mixer [testmIks] _n.
test-paper [testpeIp] _n. 1> _. 2> _. _. ,
test-tube [testtjub] _n. 1> 2> _attr.
test-type [testtaIp] _n.
testa [test] _n. (_pl. ae) 1> _. , 2> ( )
testaceous [testeISs] _a. 1> _. ; ݣ 2> ( )
testae [testi] _pl. testa
testament [testmnt] _n. 1> _. 2> (T.) _. (. , ; . New T.); Old T.
testamentary [testmentrI] _a. ,
testamur [testeIm] _. _n.
testate [testIt] 1. _a. ; to die testate , 2. _n.
testator [testeIt] _n.
testatrices [testeItrIsiz] _pl. testatrix
testatrix [testeItrIks] _n. (_pl. rices)
tester _I [test] _n. 1> , , ; 2> ; , _II [test] _n. ( , ң ..) _III [test] _n. ( )
testicle [testIkl] _n. _.
testification [testIfIkeISn] _n.
testify [testIfaI] _v. 1> , (to testify , against testify ), 2> ( , ) 3> ( ޣ-.);
testily [testIlI] _adv. ,
testimonial [testImunjl] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> , , (. ӣ ) 2. _a. ; ; testimonial dinner -.
testimony [testImnI] _n. 1> ; false testimony ; to give ( to bear) testimony ; to call smb. in testimony -. 2> ; 3> ; () 4> _pl. _.
testpilot [testpaIlt] _n. ̣-
testpit [testpIt] _n. _. ,
testy [testI] _a. ,
tetanic [tItQnIk] _a. _.
tetanus [tetns] _n. _.
tetchy [tetSI] _a. ; ; tetchy horse ; tetchy subject
tete-a-tete [teItAteIt] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _a. , ; a tete-a-tete conversation 3. _adv. ,
tether [teD] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. ; ; to come to the end of one's tether (); ; 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> _. ,
tetra- [tetr] _pref. ң-
tetragon [tetrgn] _n. _. ң; regular tetragon
tetragonal [tetrQgnl] _a. _. ң
tetrahedron [tetrhedrn] _n. _. ң,
tetralogy [ttrQldZI] _n. 1> ( , Σ ) 2> _-. _.
tetrameter [tetrQmIt] _n. ң ,
tetrastich [tetrstIk] _n. , , ң
tetrasyllable [tetrsIlbl] _n. ң
tetter [tet] _n. , , ; eating tetter
Teuton [tjutn] _n. 1> 2>
teutonic [tjutnIk] 1. _a. , 2. _n. (. )
text [tekst] _n. 1> 2> 3> (, ); to stick to one's text 4> _. () 5> _. textbook
text-hand [teksthQnd] _n.
textbook [tekstbuk] _n. ,
textile [tekstaIl] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. (. _pl.) ( );
textual [tekstjul] _a. 1> ; ; textual criticism , (. ) 2> ,
texture [tekstS] _n. 1> ; ; coarse (fine) texture () 2> , ; the texture of a mineral 3> , ; , (); the texture of verse 4> _. 5> _. _.
thaler [tAl] _n. _. ( )
Thalia [TlaI] _n. _. _.
thallium [TQlIm] _n. _.
than [DQn] ( ); [Dn], [Dn], [n] ( ) _cj. ; he is taller than you are ; I'd rather stay than go ޣ ; none other than ,
thane [TeIn] _n. _.
thank [TQNk] 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 [TQNkǍfrIN] _n.
thank-worthy [TQNkwDI] _a.
thankee [TQNkI] _. _. thank you {. thank 2}
thankful [TQNkful] _a.
thankless [TQNklIs] _a. ; thankless job
thanks-giving [TQNksgIvIN] _n. 1> 2> ; T. Day _. ( )
that 1. _pron. (_pl. those) 1> [DQt] _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> [DQt] ( ); [Dt], [Dt] ( ) _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. [DQt] , ; that far ; ; that much ; he was that angry he couldn't say a word , 3. _cj. [DQt] ( ); [Dt] ( ) , ( , , .); 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! , !
thatch [TQtS] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> _. 2. _v.
thaumaturge [TmtdZ] _n. , ,
thaw [T] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ( ); ֣ 2. _v. 1> ; ; _. ; it is thawing 2> ( ..) 3> , ,
the [Di] ( ); [DI] ( , . ), [D] ( , . ) 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
the dansant [teIdANsAN] _n. _. ( )
theater [TIt] _. = theatre
theatre [TIt] _n. 1> 2> ; operating theatre 3> ; the theatre of operations ( war) 4> _. , 5> _predic. the play is good theatre
theatre-goer [TItgu] _n.
theatrical [TIQtrIkl] 1. _a. 1> , ; theatrical column 2> , , , 2. _n. 1> ԣ 2> _pl. (. )
theatricality [TIQtrIkQlItI] _n. , ;
theatricalize [TIQtrIklaIz] _v. ,
theatrics [TIQtrIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
thee [Di] _pron. _pers. (_obj. thou) _. _. ,
theft [Teft] _n. 1> , 2> _. ,
their [DE] _pron. _poss. (. ; . theirs) ; ,
theirs [DEz] _pron. _poss. ( ; . ; . their) ; this book is theirs ; theirs is a good house
theism [TiIzm] _n.
them [Dm] ( ); [Dm], [Dm] ( ) _pron. _pers. _obj. they
thematic [TImQtIk] _a. 1> ; thematic catalogue 2> _. ;
theme [Tim] _n. 1> , (, ) 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. 5> _.
themesong [TimsN] _n. 1> _. 2> = theme 5
Themis [TimIs] _n. _. _.
themselves [Dmselvz] _pron. 1> _refl. , ; ; they wash themselves ; they have built themselves a house 2> _emph. ; they built the house themselves
then [Den] 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 -
thence [Dens] _adv. 1> _. 2> , 3>
thenceforth [DensfT] _adv. ,
thenceforward [Densfwd] = thenceforth
theocracy [TIȍkrsI] _n.
theocratic [TIkrQtIk] _a.
theodolite [TIȍdlaIt] _n. _.
theologian [TIludZjn] _n.
theological [TIldZIkl] _a.
theology [TIȍldZI] _n.
theorbo [TIȍbu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) ( XVII .)
theorem [TIrm] _n.
theoretic [TIretIk] _a. 1> 2> ,
theoretical [TIretIkl] _a. 1> 2> ,
theoretics [TIretIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) ( . )
theorist [TIrIst] _n.
theorize [TIraIz] _v.
theory [TIrI] _n. 1> ; numbers theory 2> _. ; to have a theory that... , ...
therapeutic [TerpjutIk] _a.
therapeutical [TerpjutIkl] _a.
therapeutics [TerpjutIks] _n. _pl. (. sing) ,
therapeutist [TerpjutIst] _n.
therapy [TerpI] _n. ,
there _I [DE] 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. _interj. , ; !; there!, there! , , !; there, now! What did I tell you? , ?; there! I've upset the ink! ! !; there! - ! _II [DE] ( ); [D] ( ) ۣ . , . . 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 [DEz] ( ); [Dz] ( ) _. _. = there is, there has
thereabout [DErbaut] _adv. 1> ; ̣; he lives in R or thereabout ף . - 2> ; ; ; it's three o'clock or thereabout ; there or thereabout ,
thereabouts [DErbauts] _adv. 1> ; ̣; he lives in R or thereabouts ף . - 2> ; ; ; it's three o'clock or thereabouts ; there or thereabouts ,
thereafter [DErAft] _adv. _. 1> ; 2>
thereat [DErQt] _adv. _. 1> , 2> , 3>
thereby [DEbaI] _adv. 1> 2> ; (and) thereby hangs a tale ݣ -
therefor [DEf] _adv. _. ;
therefore [DEf] _adv. ,
therefrom [DEfrm] _adv. _.
therein [DErIn] _adv. _. 1> , , , ..; the earth and all therein ӣ Σ 2>
thereof [DErȍv] _adv. _. 1> , 2> ;
thereon [DErȍn] _adv. _. 1> , , 2> ,
thereout [DEraut] _adv. _. 1> 2>
thereto [DEtu] _adv. _. 1> , ; 2> , ,
theretofore [DEtf] _adv. _.
thereunder [DErnd] _adv. _. 1> , 2>
thereunto [DErntu] _adv. _. ,
thereupon [DErpn] _adv. 1> _. , 2> 3> 4>
therewith [DEwIT] _adv. _. 1> , 2> 3> ,
therewithal [DEwIDl] = therewith
therm [Tm] _n. ( )
thermae [Tmi] _. _n. _pl. 1> 2> ,
thermal [Tml] _a. 1> , ; 2> , ( )
thermal capacity [TmlkpQsItI] _n. ϣ
thermal conductivity [TmlkndktIvItI] _n.
thermal unit [TmljunIt] _n. ,
thermic [TmIk] _a. ,
thermit [TmIt] _n. _.
thermite [TmaIt] = thermit
thermo- [Tmu] -; thermodynamics
thermochemistry [TmukemIstrI] _n.
thermocouple [Tmukpl] _n. _. ,
thermodynamics [TmudaInQmIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
thermoelectric [TmuIlektrIk] _a.
thermoelectricity [TmuIlektrIsItI] _n.
thermograph [TmugrAf] _n. ,
thermolysis [TmlIsIs] _n. _.
thermometer [TmmIt] _n. ,
thermonuclear [TmunjuklI] _a. ; thermonuclear weapon ; thermonuclear bomb
thermopile [TmupaIl] _n. ;
thermoplastic [TmuplQstIk] 1. _a. 2. _n. ()
thermoplegia [TmuplidZI] _n. _.
thermos [Tms] _n. (. thermos bottle, thermos flask, thermos jug)
thermostable [TmusteIbl] _a.
thermostat [TmstQt] _n.
thermotechnics [TmuteknIks] _n. _pl. (. sing)
thermotropism [TmtrpIzm] _n. _.
thesauri [TisraI] _pl. thesaurus
thesaurus [Tisrs] _n. (_pl. ri) 1> , (. _.) 2> ; , 3> ,
these [Diz] _pl. this
theses [Tisiz] _pl. thesis
thesis [TisIs] _n. (_pl. ses) 1> ; 2> 3> , .. 4> . [TesIs] _.
Thespian [TespIn] 1. _n. , ԣ 2. _a. ,
Thetis [TetIs] _n. _. _.
theurgy [TidZI] _n. ,
thews [Tjuz] _n. _pl. 1> 2> 3>
they [DeI] _pron. _pers. 1> ; _obj. them , ..; they who , 2> ( ̣- ); they say
they'd [DeId] _. _. = they had, they would
they'll [DeIl] _. _. = they will, they shall
they're [De] _. _. = they are
thick [TIk] 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 [TIkhedId] _a.
thick-skinned [TIkskInd] _a. (. _.)
thick-skulled [TIkskld] _a. ,
thick-witted [TIkwItId] = thick-skulled
thicken [TIkn] _v. 1> () 2> () 3> 4> 5> , (); the crowd is thickening ԣ 6>
thicket [TIkIt] _n. ;
thickhead [TIkhed] _n.
thickly [TIklI] = thick 3
thickness [TIknIs] _n. 1> , . {. thick 1} 2>
thickset [TIkset] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n.
thief _I [Tif] _n. (_pl. thieves) _II [Tif] _n.
thieve [Tiv] _v. ,
thievery [TivrI] _n. 1> , 2>
thieves [Tivz] _pl. thief I
thievish [TivIS] _a.
thievishly [TivISlI] _adv. 1> 2>
thigh [TaI] _n.
thighbone [TaIbun] _n.
thill [TIl] _n.
thimble [TImbl] _n. 1> У 2> ; _. , 3> _.
thimbleful [TImblful] _n. , ,
thin [TIn] 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 [TInskInd] _a. 1> 2> ,
thine [DaIn] _pron. _poss. _. 1> = thy 2> ( ; . ; . thy)
thing [TIN] _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 [TINmI], thingumbob [TINmbb], thingumajig [TINmIdZIg], thingummy [TINmI] _n. _. . . (. . ), - ?
think [TINk] _v. (thought) 1> , (about, of think -., 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 [TINktQNk] _n. _. ,
thinkable [TINkbl] _a. 1> 2> ,
thinker [TINk] _n.
thinking [TINkIN] 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 (-.)
thinkpiece [TINkpis] _n. _. ( , ), , ..
thinning [TInIN] 1. _pres-p. thin 2 2. _n. _-.
third [Td] 1. _n-ord. ; third person > _. ; > _. , (. third party) 2. _n. 1> , 2> (the third) 3> _.
third-rate [TdreIt] _a. _. , , " "
thirdly [TdlI] _adv. -
thirst [Tst] 1. _n. ; thirst for knowledge 2. _v. 1> 2> (for, _. after thirst -.)
thirsty [TstI] _a. 1> ; I am thirsty 2> _. 3> ( ) 4> (for thirsty -.)
thirteen [Ttin] _n-card.
thirteenth [TtinT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n. 1> 2> (the thirteenth)
thirties [TtIz] _n. _pl. 1> (the thirties) 2> ף ( 30 39 ); she is just out of her thirties 40
thirtieth [TtIIT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n. 1> 2> (the thirtieth)
thirty [TtI] 1. _n-card. ; thirtyone ; thirtytwo ..; he is over thirty 2. _n. (, )
this [DIs] _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 [TIsl] _n. _. (. )
thistle-down [TIsldaun] _n. ; as light as thistle-down ̣
thistly [TIslI] _a. 1> 2>
thither [DID] _adv. _. ,
thitherto [DIDtu] _adv. _.
thitherward [DIDwd], thitherwards [DIDwdz] _adv. _. ,
tho' [Du] = though
thole [Tul] _n.
tholepin [TulpIn] = thole
Thomas [tms] _n. _. ; doubting Thomas
thong [TN] 1. _n. ; 2. _v.
thorax [TrQks] _n. _.
thorite [TuraIt] _n. _.
thorium [TrIm] _n. _.
thorn [Tn] _n. 1> , 2> ( , th); a thorn in one's side ( flesh) ;
thornapple [TnQpl] _n. _.
thorny [TnI] _a. 1> 2> ; ֣; thorny path ( way) 3> , ( ..); a thorny subject ,
thorough [Tr] 1. _a. 1> , ; , ; 2> , ; a thorough scoundrel 2. _prep. _. = through 1 3. _adv. _. = through 2
thorough-bass [TrbeIs] _n. _. 1> - 2> .
thorough-bred [Trbred] 1. _a. 1> , 2> ; , ( ..); 2. _n. ,
thorough-fare [TrfE] _n. 1> ̣ ; () 2> , ; ; no thorough-fare ()
thorough-going [TrguIN] _a. 1> , 2>
thorough-paced [TrpeIst] _a. 1> 2> ,
thoroughly [TrlI] _adv. , , ; ,
thoroughness [TrnIs] _n. , , ,
thorp [Tp] _n. _.
those [Duz] _pl. that 1
thou [Dau] _pron. _pers. (_obj. thee) _. _.
though [Du] 1. _cj. 1> , 2> , , ; it is worth attempting, though we fail , 2. _adv. ; (); ӣ-
thought _I [Tt] _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 [Tt] _p. _p-p. think
thought-out [Ttaut] _a. ; a well thought-out argument
thought-reading [TtridIN] _n.
thought-transference [TttrQnsfrns] _n. ,
thoughtful [Ttful] _a. 1> , ֣ 2> , ( ..) 3> , , (of thoughtful )
thoughtless [TtlIs] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> (of thoughtless )
thousand [Tauznd] 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 [Tauzndfuld] 1. _a. 2. _adv.
thousandth [TauzntT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n.
thraldom [Trldm] _n. _.
thrall [Trl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; to hold smb. in thrall , -. 2. _v. _.
thrash [TrQS] _v. 1> , 2> ( , ) 3> = thresh 1) thrash about ( ); thrash out , , ( ..); thrash over = thrash out
thrasher [TrQS] _n. 1> , أ 2> = thresher 1 3> = thresher 2 4> _.
thrashing [TrQSIN] 1. _pres-p. thrash 2. _n. 1> , ң, ; to give smb. a (sound) thrashing -. 2> = threshing 2, 1
thrashing-floor [TrQSINfl] = threshing-floor
thrashing-machine [TrQSINmSin] = threshing-machine
thrasonical [TrsnIkl] _a.
thread [Tred] 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 [TredmAk] _n. ( ..)
thread-needle [Trednidl] _n. "ţ" ( )
threadbare [TredbE] _a. 1> ԣ, 2> 3> ( , ..)
threaded [TredId] 1. _p-p. thread 2 2. _a. _. , ,
threader [Tred] _n.
threadlike [TredlaIk] _a. 1> 2>
threadworm [Tredwm] _n. ()
thready [TredI] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> ( )
threat [Tret] _n. ; there is a threat of rain
threaten [Tretn] _v. , (with threaten -.); to threaten punishment
threatening [TretnIN] 1. _pres-p. threaten 2. _a. , ; ( ..)
three [Tri] 1. _n-card. ; three times three > ; > 2. _n. 1> ; in threes 2> _pl. , 3>
three halfpence [TriheIpns] _n.
three-colour process [Triklpruses] _n. _. ң
three-cornered [Triknd] _a. 1> 2> ң , .. ( , ..) 3> _. ,
three-decker [Tridek] _n. 1> ң 2> ; ң 3> ң
three-dimensional [TridImenSnl] _a. ң, ;
three-field [Trifild] _a. _-. ң; three-field system ң , ң
three-handed [TrihQndId] _a. ң
three-lane [TrileIn] _a. three-lane motorway
three-legged [Trilegd] _a. ; a three-legged race (, ), " ң "
three-master [TrimAst] _n. ң
three-mile [TrimaIl] _a. ң; three-mile limit ң ( )
three-per-cents [Tripsents] _n. _pl. ң
three-phase [TrifeIz] _a. _. ң
three-piece [Tripis] _a. ң (. )
three-ply [TriplaI] 1. _n. ң 2. _a. ң ( )
three-quarter [Trikwt] _a. 1> ң 2> ( , )
three-throw [TriTru] _a. _. , ң
three-way [TriweI] _a. 1> _. ң 2> _-. ң
threefold [Trifuld] 1. _a. ; 2. _adv. (),
threepence [Trepns] _n. ; ң
threepenny [TrepnI] _a. 1> ; threepenny bit ( piece) ң 2> ۣ,
threescore [Trisk] _n. ( ); threescore and ten ( )
threesome [Trism] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( ) ң 2. _a. ң;
thremmatology [TremtldZI] _n. ,
threnode [Trenud] _n. ;
threnody [TrendI] _n. ;
thresh [TreS] _v. 1> 2> = thrash 1 3> = thrash 2 to thresh over old straw
thresher [TreS] _n. 1> 2> 3> = thrasher 4
threshing [TreSIN] 1. _pres-p. thresh 2. _n. 1> 2> = transhing 2, 1
threshing-floor [TreSINfl] _n. _-.
threshing-machine [TreSINmSin] _n. _-.
threshold [TreShuld] _n. 1> 2> _. , , ; to stumble on ( at) the threshold () 3> _. ()
threw [Tru] _p. throw 2
thrice [TraIs] _adv. _. ; ; thrice happy
thrice- [TraIs] , ; thrice-told ; thrice-noble
thrift [TrIft] _n. 1> , 2> _. , 3> _. , 4> _.
thriftless [TrIftlIs] _a. ,
thrifty [TrIftI] _a. 1> , 2> ,
thrill [TrIl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 3> -. , 4> , 2. _v. 1> ; 2> ; 3> ( , ..); ; my heart thrilled with joy ϣ 4> ,
thrilled [TrIld] 1. _p-p. thrill 2 2. _a. 1> , ģ 2> ,
thriller [TrIl] _n. _. , , , , ,
thrilling [TrIlIN] 1. _pres-p. thrill 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> ,
thrive [TraIv] _v. (throve, _. -d [d]; thriven, _. -d [d]) 1> , 2> , ,
thriven [TrIvn] _p-p. thrive
thro [Tru] = through
thro' [Tru] = through
throat [Trut] 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 [TrutI] _a. ;
throb [Trb] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
throe [Tru] _n. (. _pl.) 1> ; in the throes of ( ..); throes of childbirth 2>
Throgmorton Street [Trgmtnstrit] _n. 1> , 2> ;
thrombosis [TrmbusIs] _n. _.
throne [Trun] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> (the throne) , 3> 2. _v. 1> 2>
throng [TrN] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 2. _v. ; ( ); ()
throstle [Trsl] _n. 1> 2> _. £ ( )
throttle [Trtl] 1. _n. _. ; at full throttle , 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> _. , (); throttle down
through [Tru] 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 [Truput] _n. , .., ̣
throughly [TrulI] _. = thoroughly
throughout [Truaut] 1. _adv. 1> ; 2> ; ӣ ; the dictionary has been revised throughout 2. _prep. ; ; ( ..); throughout the 19th century XIX
throve [Truv] _p. thrive
throw [Tru] 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 throw ̣ ); 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 [TrubQk] _n. 1> ; 2>
throw-out [Truaut] _n. _.
thrower [Tru] _n. 1> ; ͣ; discus thrower , 2> 3> = throwster 4>
thrown [Trun] _p-p. throw 2
throwster [Trust] _n. _. ۣ
thru [Tru] _. = through
thrust [Trst] 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 [Td] 1. _n. , ( ֣ ) 2. _v. 1> , ̣, 2> ; bullets thuded into the sandbags
thug [Tg] _n. 1> ; 2> _. - ( )
thuggee [Tgi] _n.
thuggery [TgrI] _n.
thuja [Tjuj] _n. _.
thulium [TjulIm] _n. _.
thumb [Tm] 1. _n. (); (); under smb.'s thumb -.; ; Tom T. ; 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 [TmIndeks] _n. ( , ..)
thumb-mark [TmmAk] _n. 1> ( ) 2> = thumb-print
thumb-nail [TmneIl] 1. _n. 1> 2> -., 2. _a. 1> 2> ; thumb-nail sketch (-.)
thumb-print [TmprInt] _n. ( )
thumb-tack [TmtQk] _n. _. ԣ
thumbscrew [Tmskru] _n. 1> _. ( ) 2> _.
thump [Tmp] 1. _n. ֣ (, ); () 2. _v. 1> ֣ , ; 2> ; ; his heart thumped
thumper [Tmp] _n. _. 1> -. 2>
thumping [TmpIN] 1. _pres-p. thump 2 2. _a. , ; thumping majority 3. _adv. _. ; thumping good play
thunder [Tnd] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> _pl. , (. , ..) 2. _v. 1> (. . ); it thunders 2> , 3> , (against); 4>
thunder-peal [Tndpil] _n.
thunderbolt [Tndbult] _n. 1> ; _. ; to come like a thunderbolt, to be a thunderbolt , 2> , ޣ ( )
thunderclap [TndklQp] _n. ; _. ;
thundercloud [Tndklaud] _n.
Thunderer [Tndr] _n. (the Thunderer) (, )
thundering [TndrIN] 1. _pres-p. thunder 2 2. _a. 1> ; 2> _. ; thundering ass
thunderous [Tndrs] _a. 1> , 2> ,
thunderstorm [Tndstm] _n.
thunderstroke [Tndstruk] _n.
thunderstruck [Tndstrk] _a. 1> ֣ 2> ̣, ۣ; ֣
thundery [TndrI] = thunderous 1
thurible [TjurIbl] _n.
thurify [TjurIfaI] _v.
Thursday [TzdI] _n.
thus [Ds] _adv. 1> , ; (_. . thus and so); thus and thus - - 2> , ; thus far ; thus much ; thus much at least is clear , ,
thwack [TwQk] 1. _n. () 2. _v. ,
thwart [Twt] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> , ; thwart motion 2> _. , 3. _v. 1> (); , ( ..) 2> 3> _.
thy [DaI] _pron. poss _. (. ; . thine)
thyme [taIm] _n. _. ,
thyroid [TaIrId] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. ; thyroid cartilage ; thyroid gland
thyrsi [TsaI] _pl. thyrsus
thyrsus [Tss] _n. (_pl. -si) _. _. ,
thyself [DaIself] _. _pron. 1> _refl. , - 2> _emph. ,
tiara [tIAr] _n. 1> 2>
tibia [tIbI] _. _n. (_pl. -) _.
tibiae [tIbIi] _pl. tibia
tic [tIk] _n. _. ; tic douloureux [dulur]
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 [tIktQk] _n. 1> , - 2> _. , 3> 4> 5> _attr. tick-tack man
tick-tack-toe [tIktQktu] _n.
ticker [tIk] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. 5> . 6> (. stock ticker)
ticker-tape [tIkteIp] _n.
ticker-tape reception [tIkteIprIsepSn] _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 [tIkItvliv] _n. ޣ
ticket-of-leave [tIkItvliv] _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 [taIdgeIdZ] _n. _. ,
tide-waiter [taIdweIt] _n.
tidewater [taIdwt] _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 -.); 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 [taIbim] _n.
tie-in [taIIn] _n.
tie-plate [taIpleIt] _n. _. 1> 2>
tie-up [taIp] _n. 1> , 2> _. , 3> , ( ..); ( )
tie-wig [taIwIg] _n. ,
tied cottage [taIdktIdZ] _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> [ts] _. ,
tiercel [tsl] = 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 [taIgkQt] _n. _.
tiger-eye [taIgraI] = tiger's-eye
tiger-moth [taIgmT] _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 [taItfIstId] _a. ,
tight-lipped [taItlIpt] _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 [taItrupdAns] _n.
tights [taIts] _n. _pl. 1> 2>
tightwad [taItwd] _n. _. ,
tigress [taIgrIs] _n.
tigrish [taIgrIS] = tigerish
tike [taIk] = tyke
til [tIl] _n. _. ,
tilbury [tIlbrI] _n. _. (̣ ̣ )
tilde [tIld] _n. 1> _. (~) 2> n, (ntilde) ( )
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 [tIlIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ;
tiller _I [tIl] _n. 1> 2> _. _II [tIl] _n. 1> _. 2> _. _III [tIl] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
tilling-off [telINȍf] _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 [tIlthQm] _n. _.
tilt-yard [tIltjAd] _n. _.
tilth [tIlT] _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 [tImbhedId] _a. _. ,
timber-land [tImblQnd] _n.
timber-line [tImblaIn] _n.
timber-man [tImbmn] _n.
timber-toe [tImbtu], timber-toes [tImbtuz] _n. _. 1> 2> ֣
timber-yard [tImbjAd] _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 [tQmb] _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 [taImbm] _n. _.
time-and-ahalf [taImndhAf] _n.
time-bargain [taImbAgIn] _n. _. ,
time-bill [taImbIl] _n. , ̣
time-book [taImbuk] = time-card
time-card [taImkAd] _n. ޣ
time-clock [taImklk] _n. -
time-consuming [taImknsjumIN] _a. ( , ..)
time-expired [taImIkspaId] _a. _. _.
time-exposure [taImIkspuZ] _n. _.
time-fire [taImfaI] _n. _.
time-honoured [taImǍnd] _a. ݣ
time-lag [taImlQg] _n. (., )
time-out [taImaut] _n. ( , ..)
time-saving [taImseIvIN] _a. , ; time-saving device _. ,
time-server [taImsv] _n. ;
time-signal [taImsIgnl] _n. ,
time-study [taImstdI] _n.
time-table [taImteIbl] _n. 1> (, ..) 2> ( ..)
time-work [taImwk] _n. ; ģ
time-worker [taImwk] _n. ; ģ
time-worn [taImwn] _a. 1> , 2> ,
timefuse [taImfjuz] _n. _. ,
timekeeper [taImkip] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _. -
timeless [taImlIs] _a. 1> 2> ̣ 3> _.
timeliness [taImlInIs] _n.
timely [taImlI] _a.
timepiece [taImpis] _n. ;
timer [taIm] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ; 3> _. ,
timeserving [taImsvIN] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. ; ;
timid [tImId] _a. ;
timidity [tImIdItI] _n. ;
timing [taImIN] 1. _pres-p. time 2 2. _n. 1> ̣ 2> ޣ 3> ; (. _.) 4> 5> ( )
timorous [tImrs] _a. ,
timothy [tImTI] _n. _. (. timothy grass)
timpani [tImpnI] _pl. timpano
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 [tInfIS] _n. _. _.
tin foil [tInfIl] _n. ,
tin hat [tInhQt] _n. _. _. ; to put the tin hat on (-.)
tin-foil [tInfIl] _v.
tin-opener [tInǫupn] _n.
tin-pan [tInpQn] _a. , , ( )
Tin-pan Alley [tInpQnQlI] _n. _. 1> , 2> ̣
tin-plate [tInpleIt] 1. _n. () 2. _v.
tin-smith [tInsmIT] = tinman
tinctorial [tINktrIl] _a.
tincture [tINktS] 1. _n. 1> , (-. ) 2> _. , 3> ; 4> _. ̣ 2. _v. 1> 2> (, ..)
tinder [tInd] _n. 1> 2>
tinder-box [tIndbks] _n. _. ; _. ֣
tindery [tIndrI] _a.
tine [taIn] _n. , ; ɣ
tinea [tInI] _n. _.
ting [tIN] _. . tinkle
tinge [tIndZ] 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 tingle , ) 4> , (with tingle ) 5> _. = tinkle 2
tinhorn [tInhn] _. _. 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 [tInaIts] _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 [tIntInQbjuleISn] _n.
tintometer [tIntmIt] _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 [tIpndrn] _n.
tip-cart [tIpkAt] _n. _.
tip-off [tIpf] _n. _. ͣ, ; to give a tip-off ;
tip-over [tIpǫuv] _a.
tip-truck [tIptrk] = tiplorry
tip-up [tIpp] _a. tip-up seat ( ..)
tipcat [tIpkQt] _n.
tiplorry [tIplrI] _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 [tIpstAf] _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 [tIptp] 1. _n. , 2. _a. _. , 3. _adv. _.
tirade [taIreId] _n.
tirailleur [tiraIȫ] _n. _.
tire _I [taI] = tyre I _II [taI] _. 1. _n. ; 2. _v. (-.); , _III [taI] _v. 1> (), (of tire -.); 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 [taIwumn] _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 [ouz])
tirocinium [taIrusInIm] _. _n. ,
tisane [tizQn] = ptisan
tissue [tISu] _n. 1> _. (. , ) 2> _. 3> , , ; a tissue of lies 4> = tissue-paper 5> , ..
tissue-paper [tISupeIp] _n. 1> ۣ ; 2> 3> £
tit _I [tIt] _n. 1> 2> _. ģ 3> _. _. _II [tIt] _n. tit for tat " ", _III [tIt] _. . teat
Titan [taItn] _n. 1> _. _. 2> (t.) , ,
titanic _I [taItQnIk] _a. , _II [taItQnIk] _a. _.
titanium [taIteInjm] _n. _.
titbit [tItbIt] _n. 1> 2>
tithe [taID] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> _. () 2. _v. _. ()
Titian [tISIn] _a. - (. )
titillate [tItIleIt] _v. ;
titivate [tItIveIt] _v. _. (), ()
titlark [tItlAk] _n. Σ ()
title [taItl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ; 3> (to title -.); _. (to title -.); , 4> _. , 5> _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> , 3> _.
title-deed [taItldid] _n. _. ,
title-holder [taItlhuld] _n. _.
title-page [taItlpeIdZ] _n. _.
title-role [taItlrul] _n.
titled [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 [tItltQtl] 1. _n. , , 2. _v. ,
tittlebat [tItlbQt] _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 [tmisIs] _. _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-day [tdeI] 1. _adv. 1> 2> 2. _n. ; the writers of to-day
to-do [tdu] _n. _. , , ; what a to-do about nothing? - ?
to-morrow = tomorrow _adv.
to-night [tnaIt] = tonight
toad [tud] _n. 1> 2> , ; toad in the hole , ޣ ; to eat smb.'s toads -.
toad-eater [tudit] _n. , ,
toad-eating [tuditIN] 1. _n. 2. _a. , ,
toadflax [tudflQks] _n. _.
toadstool [tudstul] _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 [tustmAst] _n. , ( ɣ);
toaster _I [tust] _n. , _II [tust] _n. 1> = toast-master 2> ( -.)
toasting-fork [tustINfk] _n. 1> 2> _.
toasting-iron [tustINaIn] = toasting-fork
tobacco [tbQku] (_pl. -os [ouz]) _n. 1> 2> _attr.
tobacco-box [tbQkubks] _n.
tobacco-pipe [tbQkupaIp] _n. ()
tobacco-pouch [tbQkupautS] _n.
tobacconist [tbQknIst] _n. 1> 2>
tobe [tbi] 1. _n. 2. _a.
toboggan [tbgn] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> (. ) 2> ; prices tobogganed
toboggan-slide [tbgnslaId] _n.
toby [tubI] _n. 1> ( XVIII .) 2> (T.) ޣ 3> _. _. ۣ 4> _attr. toby collar
toccata [tkAt] _n. _.
tocher [tk] _n. _.
toco [tuku] _n. _. ,
tocology [tkldZI] _n.
tocsin [tksIn] _n. 1> 2>
tod [td] _n. _.
today [tdeI] 1. _adv. 1> 2> 2. _n. ; the writers of today
toddle [tdl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. . toddler 2. _v. 1> , 2> _. , 3> _.
toddler [tdl] _n. £,
toddy [tdI] _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 [tukQp] _n. ()
toe-in [tuIn] _n. _. ̣
toe-nail [tuneIl] _n.
toff [tf] _n. _. 1> ; the toffs " " 2>
toffee [tfI] _n. ; not for toffee _. > ; > ; he can't shoot for toffee
toffy [tfI] _n. ; not for toffy _. > ; > ; he can't shoot for toffy
toft [tft] _n. _.
tog [tg] _. 1. _n. (. _pl.) 2. _v. ; to tog oneself up ( out)
toga [tug] _. _n. 1> 2> _. ( ..)
together [tgeD] _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 [tgrI] _n. _. (. ); bishop's toggery
toggle [tgl] _n. ( )
toggle-joint [tgldZInt] _n. _. -
toil [tIl] 1. _n. ֣ 2. _v. 1> (at, on, through toil -.) 2> , (. toil up, toil along)
toil-worn [tIlwn] _a. ң ֣
toiler [tIl] _n.
toilet [tIlIt] _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> _. 5> _. , 6> _. , 7> _attr. ; ; toilet soap ; toilet water ; toilet stall
toilet-paper [tIlItpeIp] _n.
toilet-service [tIlItsvIs] = toilet-set
toilet-set [tIlItset] _n.
toiletry [tIlItrI] _n. _.
toilette [twAlet] _. = toilet 1 6
toiletware [tIlItwE] _n. (ޣ, ݣ ..)
toilful [tIlful] _a.
toilless [tIllIs] _a. ̣,
toils [tIlz] _n. _pl. 1> , Σ 2> _. ; taken ( caught) in the toils > ; >
toilsome [tIlsm] _a. ,
Tokay [tukeI] _n. ()
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 [tkldZI] = tocology
tol-lol [tlll] _a. _. ;
tola [tulA] _n. (= 180 )
told [tuld] _p. _p-p. tell
tolerable [tlrbl] _a. 1> ; 2> , 3> _.
tolerance [tlrns] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 4> _.
tolerant [tlrnt] _a. 1> ; to be tolerant of criticism 2> _.
tolerate [tlreIt] _v. 1> , 2> ; 3> _.
toleration [tlreISn] _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 [tulkl] _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 [tlI] _n. _. _.
toluene [tljuin] _n. _.
Tom [tm] _n. 1> , 2> , .: Long Tom _. " " 3> (t.) ; Tom turkey ; Old Tom ; Tom Dick and Harry > , ; ; > ,
tom [tm] , .: tom-cat ; tom-swan -
tom-cat [tmkQt] _n.
tomahawk [tmhk] 1. _n. ; to bury the tomahawk 2. _v. 1> 2>
toman [tumAn] _. _n. ( )
tomato [tmAtu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) 1> , 2> _. "" ( )
tomb [tum] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; the tomb 2. _v. ,
tombac [tmbQk] _n.
tombola [tmbl] _. _n. ( )
tomboy [tmbI] _n. ,
tombstone [tumstun] _n. ,
tome [tum] _n. ,
tomfool [tmful] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. ,
tomfoolery [tmfulrI] _n. 1> ; 2>
tommy [tmI] _n. 1> , ( ; . T., T. Atkins) 2> _. , ( ) 3> _. ; brown tommy ޣ
tommy-bar [tmIbA] _n. _.
tommy-gun [tmIgn] _n. _. -ͣ
tommyrot [tmIrt] _n. _. ,
tomnoddy [tmndI] _n. ,
tomorrow [tmru] 1. _adv. 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> _attr. ; tomorrow morning
tomtit [tmtIt] _n.
tomtom [tmtm] _n.
ton _I [tn] _n. 1> ; long ( gross) ton (= 1016 ); metric ton (= 1000 ); short ( net) ton (= 907,2 ); displacement ton (= 35 3 ); freight ton (= 1,12 3); register ton (= 2,83 3) 2> _. ; tons of people _II [tN] _n. _. ,
tonality [tunQlItI] _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 -.); tone down (, ); , ; tone up > , (-.); > ,
tone-arm [tunAm] _n.
toneless [tunlIs] _a.
tonga [tNg] _. _n. ̣
tongs [tNz] _n. _pl. (. a pair of tongs) ; sugar tongs ; coal ( fire) tongs ; I wouldn't touch him with a pair of tongs
tongue [tN] _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 [tNIntSik] _a. ; ; tongue-in-cheek candour
tongue-tied [tNtaId] _a. 1> 2> ( ..)
tongue-twister [tNtwIst] _n. ;
tonic [tnIk] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> _. 2. _a. 1> _. , 2> _.
tonight [tnaIt] = to-night [tnaIt] 1. _adv. ( ) 2. _n. ,
tonkin [tnkIn] _n.
tonnage [tnIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2>
tonometer [tunmIt] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
tonsil [tnsl] _n.
tonsillitis [tnsIlaItIs] _n. _. ,
tonsure [tnS] 1. _n. 2. _v.
tontine [tntin] _. _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 [tul] 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 [tuld] 1. _p-p. tool 2 2. _a. _. 1> 2> () 3> ()
tooling [tulIN] 1. _pres-p. tool 2 2. _n.
toolroom [tulrum] _n.
toon [tun] _n.
toot _I [tut] 1. _n. ; , 2. _v. ; _II [tut] _n. _. _. ԣ,
tooth [tuT] 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 [tuTbrS] _n. ݣ
tooth-comb [tuTkum] _n. ; to go through with a tooth-comb "ޣ", ,
tooth-paste [tuTpeIst] _n.
tooth-powder [tuTpaud] _n.
toothache [tuTeIk] _n.
toothed [tuTt] 1. _p-p. tooth 2 2. _a. 1> 2>
toother [tuT] _n. _.
toothful [tuTful] _n.
toothing [tuTIN] 1. _pres-p. tooth 2 2. _n. _.
toothless [tuTlIs] _a.
toothpick [tuTpIk] _n.
toothsome [tuTsm] _a.
tootle [tutl] 1. _n. , .. 2. _v. , , ..
tootsy [tutsI] _n. _.
tootsy-wootsy [tutsIwutsI] _n. _.
top _I [tp] 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 [tp] _n. (); the top sleeps ( is asleep) , ; old top ,
top gas [tpgQs] _n. _.
top hat [tphQt] _n. ()
top level [tplevl] _n. negotiations at top level
top liner [tplaIn] _n. ԣ, ""
top sergeant [tpsAdZnt] _n. _. _. _.
top-boot [tpbut] _n.
top-drawer [tpdr] 1. _n. 2. _a. _. , ,
top-dress [tpdres] _v. _-. ()
top-heavy [tphevI] _a. ;
top-hole [tphul] _a. _. ,
top-light [tplaIt] _n. _. ( )
top-notch [tpntS] _a. _. ,
top-sawyer [tpsj] _n. 1> 2> ,
top-soil [tpsIl] _n. _-.
topaz [tupQz] _n.
topcoat [tpkut] _n.
tope _I [tup] _n. _II [tup] _v. _III [tup] _. _n. (. )
topee [tupI] = topi
toper [tup] _n.
topflight [tpflaIt] _a. _. ,
topfull [tpful] _a. ,
topgallant [tpgQlnt] _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 [tpIk] _n. , ; the topic of the day
topical [tpIkl] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> (. _.);
topicality [tpIkQlItI] _n.
topknot [tpnt] _n. 1> , ( ޣ) 2> ( )
topless [tplIs] _a. 1> ; 2> ֣ 3> _.
toploty [tplftI] _a. _. , ;
topmast [tpmAst] _n. _.
topmost [tpmust] _a. 1> 2>
topographer [tpgrf] _n.
topography [tpgrfI] _n.
toponymy [tpnImI] _n. _. _.
topper [tp] _n. _. 1> () 2> , , (. ) 3> ; 4>
topping [tpIN] 1. _pres-p. top I, 3 2. _n. 1> , 2> (), () 3> _pl. , ( ..) 3. _a. 1> 2> , 3> _. 4> _. ; topping cove _.
toppingly [tpINlI] _adv. _. ,
topple [tpl] _v. 1> , ( ); () ( topple over, topple down) 2>
tops [tps] _a. _predic. _. , ,
topsail [tpsl] _n. _.
topside [tpsaId] _adv. 1> 2>
topsyturvy [tpsItvI] 1. _n. , , " " 2. _a. ף ; 3. _adv. , - 4. _v. ף ӣ
topsyturvydom [tpsItvIdm] = topsyturvy 1
toque [tuk] _n. _. 1> ( ) 2> _.
tor [t] _n.
torch [ttS] 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 [ttSfISIN] _n. ( )
torch-singer [ttSsIN] _n.
torch-song [ttSsN] _n.
torchere [tSE] _n. _.
torchlight [ttSlaIt] _n. ;
torchon [tSn] _n. _. 1> (. torchon lace) 2> ( ; . torchon paper)
tore _I [t] _p. tear I, 2 _II [t] = torus 1
toreador [trId] _. _n.
torero [treIru] = toreador
toreutic [trutIk] _a. , , ( )
tori [turaI] _pl. torus
torment 1. _n. [tmnt] 1> , ; to suffer torments 2> 2. _v. [tment] 1> ; 2> , ,
tormentor [tment] _n. 1> 2> ̣ 3> _.
tormentress [tmentrIs] _n.
tormina [tmIn] _n. _pl. _. ,
torn [tn] _p-p. tear I, 2
tornado [tneIdu] _. _n. (_pl. -oes, -os [ouz]) , ,
torpedo [tpidu] 1. _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) 1> 2> _. _. ; - 3> _. 4> _-. 5> _attr. 2. _v. 1> , 2> _. , , ; to torpedo a project
torpedo-boat [tpidubut] _n.
torpedo-net [tpidunet] _n.
torpedo-netting [tpidunetIN] _n.
torpedo-plane [tpidupleIn] _n. ̣-
torpedo-tube [tpidutjub] _n. ;
torpid [tpId] _a. 1> , 2> , , 3> _.
torpidity [tpIdItI] _n. . {. torpid 1 2}
torpids [tpIdz] _n. _pl. ( )
torpor [tp] _n. 1> , 2> , 3>
torque [tk] _n. 1> _. ޣ 2> _.
torrefy [trIfaI] _v. 1> , ( ..) 2>
torrent [trnt] _n. 1> 2> _pl. 3> ( ..)
torrential [trenSl] _a. 1> 2> 3>
Torricellian [trItSlIn] _a. Torricellian vacuum _.
torrid [trId] _a. , , ; torrid zone
torse [ts] _n. _.
torsi [tsi] _pl. torso
torsion [tSn] _n. 1> _. ; ; 2>
torsion balance [tSnbQlns] _n. -, -
torso [tsu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz], -si) 1> 2> ()
tort [tt] _n. _. ,
torticollis [ttIklIs] _n. _. _.
tortile [ttIl] _a. ޣ,
tortilla [ttIlj] _. _n. У ( )
tortoise [tts] _n. ()
tortoise-shell [ttSel] _n. 1> 2> () 3> _attr.
tortuosity [ttjuȍsItI] _n. 1> ; 2> ;
tortuous [ttjus] _a. 1> 2> ,
torture [ttS] 1. _n. 1> ; to put to the torture 2> , 2. _v. 1> 2> ; he is tortured with headaches
torturer [ttSr] _n. ;
torus [trs] _n. (_pl. -ri) 1> _. ; 2> _.
Tory [trI] _n. 1> , 2> _attr.
Toryism [trIIzm] _n. ,
tosh [tS] _n. _. ,
tosher [tS] _n. _. -
toss [ts] 1. _n. 1> , . {. 2}; the toss of the coin أ; to win (to lose) the toss > () ; > () 2> ; 3> = toss-up 1 2. _v. (-ed [t], _. tost) 1> , ; ; 2> , (. toss away, toss aside) 3> ( ); ( ); 4> ( ; toss about) 5> (); ( ) 6> () 7> _. (); toss off > ; > ; toss up > = 1 > ; > ()
toss-up [tsp] _n. 1> ( ); أ 2> -. ̣, ; it's a toss-up whether he comes or not ݣ , ģ
tosspot [tspt] _n. _.
tossy [tsI] _a. _. ,
tost [tst] _p. _p-p. toss 2
tot _I [tt] _n. 1> (. tiny tot) 2> _. ( ..); _II [tt] _. 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 [tutQlItErIn] _a.
totality [tutQlItI] _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.
tother [tD] _. = the other
totter [tt] _v. 1> , , 2> ; ; 3> ,
tottering [ttrIN] 1. _pres-p. totter 2. _a. ף ( )
tottery [ttrI] _a. ;
toucan [tukn] _n. _. ()
touch [ttS] 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 [ttSngu] 1. _n. , ; it was touch-and-go for a while - ӣ 2. _a. 1> , 2>
touch-down [ttSdaun] _n. 1> _. ; to make a touch-down 2> ( )
touch-line [ttSlaIn] _n. _. ( ..)
touch-me-not [ttSmInt] _n. 1> 2> ݣ 3> _.
touch-needle [ttSnidl] _n.
touchable [ttSbl] _a. ,
touched [ttSt] 1. _p-p. touch 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> , "" (. touched in the upper storey); touched in the wind
toucher [ttS] _n. , ; near toucher , ; as near as a toucher , , ; to a toucher
touchiness [ttSInIs] _n. . {. touchy}
touching [ttSIN] 1. _pres-p. touch 2 2. _a. 3. _prep. _. _. , (. as touching)
touchstone [ttSstun] _n. 1> ; 2> ;
touchwood [ttSwud] _n. 1> 2> ;
touchy [ttSI] _a. 1> ; 2> 3>
tough [tf] 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 [tfn] _v. () ֣ .. {. tough 1}
toupee [tupeI] _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], tourmaline [tumlin] _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 [tupAT] = towing-path
tow-rope [turup] = tow-line
towage [tuIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
toward _I [tud] _a. _. 1> ; 2> ; 3> _II [twd] _prep. _. . towards
towards [twdz] _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 [taulhs] _n.
towel-rack [taulrQk] = 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 T. (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 [tuINpAT] _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 _. > ; > ; >
townclerk [taunklAk] _n.
towncouncil [taunkaunsl] _n. ( )
towncouncillor [taunkaunsIl] _n. ( )
townee [tauni] _n. 1> _. _. , 2> _.
townhall [taunhl] _n.
townplanning [taunplQnIN] _n.
townsfolk [taunzfuk] _n. (. . . .)
township [taunSIp] _n. 1> _. ; ( ); 6 . 2> ӣ, 3> , ģ 4> _. (. ); ,
townsman [taunzmn] _n. 1> 2> ,
townspeople [taunzpipl] = townsfolk
toxaemia [tksimI] _n. _. ,
toxic [tksIk] 1. _n. 2. _a. ,
toxicant [tksIknt] = toxic 2
toxicology [tksIkldZI] _n. ,
toxicosis [tksIkusIs] _n. _.
toxin [tksIn] _n.
toy [tI] 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 [tImn] _n. 1> 2>
toyshop [tISp] _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 [trki] _n. (_pl. -cheae) _.
tracheae [trkii] _pl. trachea
tracheotomy [trQkIȍtmI] _n. _.
trachoma [trkum] _n. _.
trachyte [treIkaIt] _n. _.
tracing [treIsIN] 1. _pres-p. trace I, 2 2. _n. 1> 2> , 3> ԣ, 4> ( ) 5> 3. _a.
tracing-paper [treIsINpeIp] _n. ,
track [trQk] 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 [trQknfild] _n. _. ̣
track-and-field athletics [trQknfildQTletIks] _n. _. ̣
track-shoe [trQkSu] _n. ,
trackage [trQkIdZ] _n. _. 1> 2> ,
tracker _I [trQk] _n. 1> , 2> ̣ _II [trQk] _n. _. 1> 2>
tracklayer [trQkleI] _n.
trackless [trQklIs] _a. 1> 2> ң 3> 4> _. ; trackless trolley (line) ( )
trackman [trQkmn] = trackwalker
trackwalker [trQkwk] _n. _. _-.
trackway [trQkweI] _n. 1> 2> ţ
tract _I [trQkt] _n. ; (. ) _II [trQkt] _n. 1> (, , ) 2> _. ; the digestive tract - 3> _.
tractable [trQktbl] _a. 1> , 2> , ., ..
tractate [trQkteIt] _n.
tractile [trQktaIl] _a. ( )
traction [trQkSn] _n. 1> ; ; electric traction 2> 3> _.
traction-engine [trQkSnendZIn] _n. -
tractor [trQkt] _n. 1> 2> _. ̣
tractor-driver [trQktdraIv] _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 trade -., with trade -.) 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 Board [treIdbd] _n. ( -. )
trade mark [treIdmAk] _n.
trade mission [treIdmISn] _n. ,
trade name [treIdneIm] _n. 1> 2>
trade price [treIdpraIs] _n. ,
trade school [treIdskul] _n. ,
trade show [treIdSu] _n. ( )
trade union [treIdjunjn] _n. -;
trade winds [treIdwIndz] _n. _pl.
trade-route [treIdrut] _n.
trade-union [treIdjunjn] _a.
trade-unionism [treIdjunjnIzm] _n. -
trade-unionist [treIdjunjnIst] _n. -;
trader [treId] _n. 1> (. ) 2> 3> ;
trades union [treIdzjunjn] = trade union
tradesfolk [treIdzfuk] = tradespeople
tradesman [treIdzmn] _n. 1> , ; 2> _.
tradespeople [treIdzpipl] _n. _pl. , , ;
tradeswoman [treIdzwumn] _n. ;
trading [treIdIN] 1. _pres-p. trade 2 2. _n. ; 3. _a. ;
tradingpost [treIdINpust] _n.
tradition [trdISn] _n. 1> ; ; by tradition 2>
traditional [trdISnl] _a. ; ,
traditionalism [trdISnlIzm] _n.
traditionally [trdISnlI] _adv.
traditionary [trdISnrI] = traditional
traduce [trdjus] _v. ,
traffic [trQfIk] 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 -.)
traffic-circle [trQfIkskl] _n. _.
traffic-light [trQfIklaIt] _n.
trafficator [trQfIkeIt] _n. _.
trafficker [trQfIk] _n. (. . ); trafficker in slaves ; drug trafficker
tragedian [trdZidjn] _n. 1> , ԣ 2>
tragedienne [trdZidIen] _n. _.
tragedy [trQdZIdI] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; tragedy king ԣ, ; ԣ
tragic [trQdZIk] _a. 1> ; 2> _. ; ; ,
tragical [trQdZIkl] _a. 1> ; 2> _. ; ; ,
tragicomedy [trQdZIkmIdI] _n.
tragicomic [trQdZIkmIk] _a.
tragicomical [trQdZIkmIkl] _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 [treIlbleIz] _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 [treInstAf] _n.
train table [treInteIbl] _n.
train-bearer [treInbEr] _n.
train-ferry [treInferI] _n.
train-oil [treInIl] _n.
train-service [treInsvIs] _n. _-.
trainband [treInbQnd] _n. _. ( XVI-XVIII .)
trained [treInd] 1. _p-p. train I 2. _a. 1> , ; ; 2>
trainee [treIni] _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 [treInINklIdZ] _n.
training-school [treInINskul] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> -
training-ship [treInINSIp] _n. _.
trainman [treInmn] _n. _. ;
trainmaster [treInmAst] _n. _. ;
traipse [treIps] = trapse
trait [treI] _n. 1> , 2>
traitor [treIt] _n. ,
traitorous [treItrs] _a. ,
traitress [treItrIs] _n.
trajectory [trQdZIktrI] _n.
tram _I [trQm] 1. _n. 1> 2> = tram-line 3> = tram-car 4> _. , 5> _attr. 2. _v. 1> 2> _II [trQm] _n. _. ۣ ޣ
tram-car [trQmkA] _n. ()
tram-driver [trQmdraIv] _n.
tram-line [trQmlaIn] _n.
tram-road [trQmrud] _n. ( , ..)
trammel [trQml] 1. _n. 1> _pl. , ; -. 2> , 3> 4> ; 5> Σ 2. _v. 1> , 2> ;
trammer [trQm] _n. 1> 2>
tramontane [trQmnteIn] 1. _a. 1> 2> , ; 2. _n. , ;
tramp [trQmp] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> ֣ 4> _. , ̣ 2. _v. 1> , 2> ; , 3> 4> , ,
trample [trQmpl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 2. _v. 1> (, ); 2> () 3> 4> , (on, upon); to trample under foot
tramway [trQmweI] = tram-line
trance [trAns] _n. 1> _. 2>
tranquil [trQNkwIl] _a.
tranquillity [trQNkwIlItI] _n.
tranquillize [trQNkwIlaIz] _v. ()
tranquillizer [trQNkwIlaIz] _n. _. ,
trans [trQnz], [trQns] _pref. 1> , ; , -; transatlantic 2> , .. -; to transform ; to transplant ; to transshape 3> , -, -; to transcend ; to transgress ( )
trans-ship [trQnsSIp] _v. _. _-. 1> 2> ()
trans-shipment [trQnsSIpmnt] _n. _. _-. 1> 2>
trans-sonic [trQnzsnIk] _a. _. ; trans-sonic speed
transact [trQnzQkt] _v. 1> () 2> ()
transaction [trQnzQkSn] _n. 1> ; 2> () 3> _pl. , ( ) 4> _. ԣ
transalpine [trQnzQlpaIn] _a. ,
transatlantic [trQnztlQntIk] 1. _a. 1> ; transatlantic line 2> , 2. _n.
transcalent [trQnskeIlnt] _a.
transceiver [trQnsiv] _n. (_. transmitter-receiver) _. ɣ-, ɣ
transcend [trQnsend] _v. 1> 2> ,
transcendent [trQnsendnt] _a. 1> 2> ; 3> = transcendental 1
transcendental [trQnsendentl] _a. 1> _. 2> _. 3> . ; ,
transcendentalism [trQnsendentlIzm] _n.
transcontinental [trQnzkntInentl] _a. ,
transcribe [trQnskraIb] _v. 1> 2> 3> ̣ ( ); 4> _. 5> _.
transcript [trQnskrIpt] _n. 1> 2> ()
transcription [trQnskrIpSn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. ; electrical transcription 4> _. ; 5> _.
transducer [trQnzdjus] _n. _. ; ; ɣ
transect [trQnsekt] _v.
transept [trQnsept] _n. _. ,
transfer 1. _n. [trQnsf] 1> ; 2> ( ) 3> _. , (, ..); ; ; transfer of authority , 4> .. 5> _pl. 6> _. 7> ( ) 8> ( ..) 9> _. 2. _v. [trQnsf] 1> , (from transfer ; to transfer ); to transfer a child to another school £ 2> ( ..) 3> ( ); 4> , . 5> ( , ..); ( )
transfer-ink [trQnsfINk] _n.
transferable [trQnsfrbl] _a. , , ; all parts of the machine were standard and transferable ; transferable vote , ( )
transferal [trQnsfrl] _n. , ,
transferee [trQnsfri] _n. , -. -.
transference [trQnsfrns] _n. 1> 2>
transferor [trQnsfr] _n. , -. (, );
transfiguration [trQnsfIgjureISn] _n. 1> , 2> (T.) _. ()
transfigure [trQnsfIg] _v. 1> 2>
transfix [trQnsfIks] _v. 1> ; ; 2> _. ; he was transfixed with horror
transform [trQnsfm] _v. 1> () 2> (), (), () ; to transform smth. beyond recognition -.
transformation [trQnsfmeISn] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 4>
transformer [trQnsfm] _n. 1> 2> _.
transfuse [trQnsfjuz] _v. 1> 2> () 3> ( ..) 4> ;
transfusion [trQnsfjuZn] _n. (. )
transgress [trQnsgres] _v. 1> , ( ..) 2> (, ..) 3>
transgression [trQnsgreSn] _n. 1> ; ( ..) 2> 3> _.
transgressor [trQnsgres] _n. 1> 2>
tranship [trQnSIp] = trans-ship
transience [trQnzIns], transiency [trQnzInsI] _n. , ̣
transient [trQnzInt] 1. _a. 1> , ̣, 2> _. ( ) 2. _n. _.
transientagent [trQnzInteIdZnt] _n.
transit [trQnsIt], [trQnzIt] 1. _n. 1> ; ; rapid transit 2> , ; in transit 3> ; ( ) 4> _. 5> 6> _attr. 7> _attr. ; 2. _v. 1> , 2> , 3> _.
transit-duty [trQnsItdjutI] _n.
transition [trQnsIZn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _. 4> _attr. ; transition period ; transition curve _. ; transition stage
transitional [trQnsIZnl] _a. ;
transitive [trQnsItIv] _a. _.
transitory [trQnsItrI] _a. ̣, , ; transitory action _. ,
transitpoint [trQnsItpInt] _n. _.
translatable [trQnsleItbl] _a.
translate [trQnsleIt] _v. 1> () ( ; from translate - , into translate - ); poetry does not translate easily 2> , 3> , ; to translate promises into actions 4> _. -. , 5> 6> _. 7> ,
translation [trQnsleISn] _n. 1> . {. translate} 2> _. 3> , 4> ޣ 5>
translator [trQnsleIt] _n.
transliterate [trQnzlItreIt] _n. ,
transliteration [trQnzlItreISn] _n.
translocate [trQnslukeIt] _v. ,
translucent [trQnzlusnt] _a. ;
transmarine [trQnsmrin] _a. 1> 2>
transmigrant [trQnzmaIgrnt] _n. ,
transmigrate [trQnzmaIgreIt] _v. ()
transmigration [trQnzmaIgreISn] _n.
transmissible [trQnzmIsbl] _a. 1> 2>
transmission [trQnzmISn] _n. 1> ; radio transmission ; picture transmission 2> 3> _. ; ; ; 4> _attr. ; transmission line _.
transmit [trQnzmIt] _v. 1> 2> , 3>
transmitter [trQnzmIt] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _.
transmogrification [trQnzmgrIfIkeISn] _n. _. ,
transmogrify [trQnzmgrIfaI] _v. _. (), () (, )
transmutation [trQnzmjuteISn] _n. ; transmutations of fortune
transmute [trQnzmjut] _v.
transoceanic [trQnzǫuSIQnIk] _a. 1> 2> ,
transom [trQnsm] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _.
transom-bar [trQnsmbA] _n. _. (, )
transonic [trQnsnIk] = trans-sonic
transpacific [trQnspsIfIk] _a. 1> 2>
transparency [trQnspErnsI] _n. 1> 2>
transparent [trQnspErnt] _a. 1> , 2> , ; , 3>
transpicuous [trQnspIkjus] = transparent 1 2
transpierce [trQnspIs] _v.
transpiration [trQnspreISn] _n. 1> ; 2>
transpire [trQnspaI] _v. 1> 2> ( ); 3> , 4> _. ,
transplant [trQnsplAnt] _v. 1> () 2> 3> _. ( )
transplantation [trQnsplAnteISn] _n. 1> . {. transplant} 2> _.
transpontine [trQnzpntaIn] _a. 1> ; , 2> ; transpontine drama ۣ
transport 1. _n. [trQnspt] 1> , 2> , ; ( ); ̣ 3> (); in a transport of rage 4> _. ; 5> _attr. 2. _v. [trQnspt] 1> ; , 2> (. _p-p.) , ..; transported with joy 3> _.
transportable [trQnsptbl] _a. , , ,
transportation [trQnspteISn] _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> _. 4> _. (, ..) 5> _.
transporter [trQnspt] _n. _. ԣ,
transpose [trQnspuz] _v. 1> ; ( ) 2> _. 3> _.
transposition [trQnspzISn] _n. 1> , ; 2> _.
transuranium [trQnsjureInjm] _n. _.
transvalue [trQnzvQlju] _v.
transversal [trQnzvsl] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. ,
transverse [trQnzvs] _a. ; transverse section ,
tranter [trQnt] _n. _. ;
trap _I [trQp] 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 [trQp] _n. 1> _pl. _. , , 2> _. _III [trQp] _n. _. 1> 2>
trap-line [trQplaIn] _n. _.
trap-shooting [trQpSutIN] _n. (, ..)
trapdoor [trQpd] _n. ,
trapes [treIps] = trapse
trapeze [trpiz] _n.
trapezia [trpizj] _pl. trapezium
trapezium [trpizjm] _n. (_pl. -s [z], -zia) _.
trapper [trQp] _n. ,
trappings [trQpINz] _n. _pl. 1> ( ..) 2> 3> , (. )
trappy [trQpI] _a. _. ,
trapse [treIps] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> ()
trash [trQS] _n. 1> _. ; ; ; 2> _. , ; ; 3> _. , ; white trash _. 4>
trash-ice [trQSaIs] _n. ( )
trashy [trQSI] _a. ,
trass [trAs] _n. _.
trauma [trm] _n. (_pl. -ata, -s [z]) _.
traumata [trmt] _pl. trauma
traumatic [trmQtIk] _a. _.
traumatize [trmtaIz] _v. _.
travail [trQveIl] _. 1. _n. 1> 2> ֣ 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
travel [trQvl] 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 [trQvlbjuru] _n.
travel-film [trQvlfIlm] _n.
travelled [trQvld] 1. _p-p. travel 2 2. _a. 1> 2> ( )
traveller [trQvl] _n. 1> ; traveller's cheque ; traveller's tales "" 2> _. 3> ֣ (. commercial traveller)
traveller's-joy [trQvlzdZI] _n. _.
travelling [trQvlIN] 1. _pres-p. travel 2 2. _n. 3. _a. 1> ; ; travelling salesman ֣; travelling speed 2> ; travelling kitchen ; travelling library
travelling crane [trQvlINkreIn] _n.
travelling-bag [trQvlINbQg] _n.
travelling-dress [trQvlINdres] _n.
travelogue [trQvlg] _n. 1> 2> = travel-film
traverse [trQvs] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. 5> _. 6> ( ) 2. _v. 1> ; ң 2> () ; to traverse a subject 3> 4> _. {. 1, 2} 5> _. ,
travertin [trQvtIn] = travertine
travertine [trQvtIn] _n. _. ,
travesty [trQvIstI] 1. _n. ; ; a travesty of justice 2. _v. ; ;
trawl [trl] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. 1> , 2>
trawler [trl] _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 [trikl] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 2. _v.
treacly [triklI] _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 [trizn] _n. 1> , 2> (. high treason)
treasonable [triznbl] _a.
treasonous [trizns] = treasonable
treasure [treZ] 1. _n. (. _.); buried treasure ; my treasure! !, ϣ ! 2. _v. 1> ; , (. treasure up) 2>
treasure trove [treZtruv] _n. ,
treasure-house [treZhaus] _n. 1> (. , ) 2>
treasurer [treZr] _n. 1> ; Lord High T. _. 2> (, ..)
treasury [trZrI] _n. 1> 2> (the T.) ; 3> 4> _attr. ; treasury note ; T. bench ( . )
treat [trit] 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 treat -., with treat -.) 4> ; the book treats of poetry 5> (to); , .. (to) 6> , (with treat -., for treat ޣ-.) 7> _.
treatise [tritIz] _n. 1> 2> ; ()
treatment [tritmnt] _n. 1> 2> (-.) 3> , ; to take treatments ; manipulation treatment 4> , 5> _.
treaty [tritI] _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 [treItSentIst] _. _n. XIV .
trecento [treItSentu] _. _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 [trikrip] _n. ()
tree-fern [trifn] _n.
tree-frog [trifrg] _n.
treeless [trilIs] _a. , , ۣ ( )
treenail [trineIl] _n. _.
trefoil [trefIl] _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 [trImends] _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 [trentSfut] _n. _.
trench mortar [trentSmt] _n. ͣ
trench-bomb [trentSbm] _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 [trentSkQp] _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 [trIpQn] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
trephine [trIfin] _v. _.
trepidation [trepIdeISn] _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> ;
trestlework [treslwk] _n. _. ;
trews [truz] _n. _pl. (_. )
trey [treI] _n. ( ); ( )
triable [traIbl] _a. 1> 2> _.
triad [traId] _n. 1> -., ң , ; ң ; 2> _.
triage [traIIdZ] _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 [traIldZurI] _n. _. ; 12
triangle [traIQNgl] _n.
triangular [traIQNgjul] _a. 1> 2> ң; triangular pyramid ң 3> ң , , ..; triangular fight ң ; triangular agreement ң
triangulate [traIQNgjuleIt] _v. _. , ߣ
triarchy [traIAkI] _n.
Trias [traIQs] _n. _.
tribal [traIbl] _a. ,
tribe [traIb] _n. 1> ; 2> _-. 3> _. , 4> _.
tribesman [traIbzmn] _n. , ,
tribrach [trIbrQk] _n. _.
tribulation [trIbjuleISn] _n. ,
tribunal [traIbjunl] _n. 1> ; ; the tribunal of public opinion 2> 3> _.
tribunate [trIbjunIt] _n. _-. ,
tribune _I [trIbjun] _n. _-. (. _.) _II [trIbjun] _n. ,
tribunicial [trIbjunISl] _a. _-.
tributary [trIbjutrI] 1. _n. 1> ; , 2> 2. _a. 1> ; Σ 2> ; tributary stream 3> _. , Σ ( )
tribute [trIbjut] _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 [traIsentinrI] = tercentenary
triceps [traIseps] _n. _. ң
trichina [trIkaIn] _n. (_pl. -) _. _.
trichinae [trIkaIni] _pl. trichina
trichinosis [trIkInusIs] _n. _. ̣
trichord [traIkd] _n. ң
trichotomy [traIktmI] _n. ,
trichromatic [traIkrumQtIk] _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 [traIklInI] _pl. triclinium
triclinium [traIklInIm] _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 [traIenjl] 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 [traIfukl] _. 1. _a. 2. _n. _pl.
trifoliate [traIfulIIt] _a. 1> _. ң 2> _.
triform [traIfm] _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 [trIghQpI] _a. 1> _. ; to be trigger-happy 2> ,
trigonal [trIgnl] 1> = triangular 2> = trigonous
trigonometric [trIgnmetrIk] _a.
trigonometrical [trIgnmetrIkl] _a.
trigonometry [trIgnmItrI] _n.
trigonous [trIgns] _a. ;
trihedral [traIhidrl] _a. ң, ң
trihedron [traIhidrn] _n. ң
trilateral [traIlQtrl] _a. ң
trilby [trIlbI] _n.
trilingual [traIlINgwl] _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 [traIlubIt] _a. _. ң
trilogy [trIldZI] _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 [traImest] _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>
Trinitarian [trInItErIn] _n. _.
trinitrotoluene [traInaItrutljuin] = trinitrotoluol
trinitrotoluol [traInaItrutljul] _n. ( )
trinity [trInItI] _n. 1> -., ң 2> (the T.) _. 3> (T.) _attr. ; T. Sunday ; T. Sittings ; T. term ( ); T. House " " ( - )
trinket [trINkIt] _n. 1> , 2>
trinomial [traInumjl] 1. _a. 1> _. ң 2> _. 2. _n. _. ң
trio [triou] _n. 1> _. 2> , (); () 3> _. ң ̣
triolet [trioulet] _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 [traIpAtaIt] _a. 1> , ң; tripartite conference ң 2> ң
tripe [traIp] _n. 1> () 2> _. , , ,
triphammer [trIphQm] _n. _.
triphibious [traIfIbIs] _a. , ; triphibious warfare , ,
triphthong [trIfTN] _n. _.
triple [trIpl] 1. _a. ; ; T. Alliance _. ; T. 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 [trIplIkeISn] _n.
tripod [traIpd] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> , ң 2. _a.
tripos [traIps] _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 [traIkwetrs] _a. 1> 2> _. ң ( )
trireme [traIrim] _n. _. _.
trisect [traIsekt] _v.
trishaw [traIS] _n.
tristful [trIstful] _a. _.
trisyllabic [traIsIlQbIk] _a. ң
trisyllable [traIsIlbl] _n. ң
trite [traIt] _a. , ; trite phrase ; trite metaphor ԣ
tritium [trItIm] _n. _.
Triton [traItn] _n. 1> _. _. 2> (t.) _.
triturate [trItjureIt] _v.
triumph [traImf] 1. _n. ; , 2. _v. 1> (), 2> ; (over triumph )
triumphal [traImfl] _a.
triumphant [traImfnt] _a. 1> 2> ;
triumvir [trIumv] _n. (_pl. s [z], ri) _.
triumvirate [traImvIrIt] _n.
triumviri [trIumvIri] _pl. triumvir
triune [traIjun] _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 [trIvIQlItI] _n. 1> ; 2>
triweekly [traIwiklI] 1. _a. 1> 2> 2. _n. ,
trocar [trukA] _n. _.
trochaic [trukeIIk] _a. _.
troche [truS] _n.
trochee [truki] _n. _. ,
trod [trd] _p. tread 2
trodden [trdn] _p-p. tread 2
troglodyte [trgldaIt] _n. 1> , 2>
Trojan [trudZn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2> , , ; to work like a Trojan
troll _I [trul] 1. _n. 1> , ң 2> 2. _v. 1> ; ( ) 2> 3> (), () _II [trul] _n. _. _.
trolley [trlI] _n. 1> (); ̣ 2> ; 3> _. 4> _. ;
trolley-bus [trlIbs] _n.
trolley-car [trlIkA] _n. _.
trolley-pole [trlIpul] _n. _.
trollop [trlp] _n. 1> 2>
trombone [trmbun] _n.
trombus [Trmbs] _n.
trommel [trml] _n. _.
tromometer [trummIt] _n.
troop [trup] 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 [trupdjutI] _n. _.
troop-carrier [trupkQrI] _n. _. 1> - ̣ 2> _. ԣ
troop-horse [truphs] _n.
troop-train [truptreIn] _n.
trooper [trup] _n. 1> 2> 3> - 4> _. _. 5> _. _. 6> = troop-horse 7> = troopship to swear like a trooper
trooping [trupIN] 1. _pres-p. troop 2 2. _n.
troopship [trupSIp] _n.
trope [trup] _n. _.
trophic [trfIk] _a. _.
trophy [trufI] _n. 1> ; 2> , ,
tropic [trpIk] 1. _n. ; the tropics 2. _a. = tropical I, 1
tropical _I [trpIkl] _a. 1> 2> , _II [trpIkl] _a. ,
tropicalize [trpIklaIz] _v.
tropology [trupldZI] _n.
troposphere [trpsfI] _n.
trot [trt] 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 [truT] _n. _. by my troth ; in troth , ; to plight one's troth (. )
trotter [trt] _n. 1> 2> _pl. ( .. ) 3> _pl. _.
trotyl [trutIl] _n. _.
troubadour [trubdu] _n. _.
trouble [trbl] 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 [trblfri] _a. ģ,
trouble-shooter [trblSut] _n. 1> ԣ 2>
troubled [trbld] 1. _p-p. trouble 2 2. _a. 1> ; troubled look , 2> , ; troubled waters , ; , ; to fish in troubled waters
troublemaker [trblmeIk] _n. , ;
troublesome [trblsm] _a. 1> ; ; 2> ; troublesome cough 3> , ; troublesome child £
troublous [trbls] _a. _. , ; ; troublous times
trough [trf] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ֣, ( ) 4> ; 5> () 6> _. ,
trounce [trauns] _v. 1> , ; 2>
troupe [trup] _n. _.
trouser-leg [trauzleg] _n.
trouser-stretcher [trauzstretS] _n.
trousered [trauzd] _a. ;
trousering [trauzrIN] _n.
trousers [trauzz] _n. _pl. , ;
trouserstripe [trauzstraIp] _n.
trousseau [trusu] _n. _. (_pl. -s [z], -)
trousseaux [trusuz] _pl. trousseau
trout [traut] _n. (_pl. .)
trouvaille [truvaI] _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 [trI] _n. 1> 2> _attr. troy weight , ; troy pound (= 373,24 12 ; . avoirdupois)
truancy [trunsI] _n. 1> , 2>
truant [trunt] 1. _n. 1> ; , ; to play truant (. ) 2> 2. _a. 1> ; 2>
truce [trus] _n. 1> ; truce of God _. , ( ) 2> ; ; truce to jesting! !, ! 3> , ; truce to one's pain
truck _I [trk] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> 3> = truck system {. 8} 4> , ; to have no truck with smb. -., -. 5> _. , 6> _. , 7> _. ( ) 8> _attr. truck system ; T. Acts _. , 2. _v. 1> (with truck -., for truck -.); 2> 3> , 4> _. , _II [trk] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _-. 3> , 4> _. , 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
truck-farm [trkfAm] _n. _.
truck-trailer [trktreIl] _n. ;
truckage [trkIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
trucker _I [trk] _n. _. - _II [trk] _n.
truckle [trkl] 1. _n. = truckle-bed 2. _v. , (to)
truckle-bed [trklbed] _n. (, ) ̣,
truckler [trkl] _n.
truckman _I [trkmn] = trucker I _II [trkmn] = trucker II
trucktractor [trktrQkt] _n. -
truculent [trkjulnt] _a. 1> 2> ; ; ; ;
trudge [trdZ] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ,
trudgen [trdZn] _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 [trubIl] _n. _. ģ
true-blue [trublu] _a. ; , ,
true-born [trubn] _a. 1> 2> ģ
true-bred [trubred] _a. 1> 2>
true-hearted [truhAtId] _a. ;
true-love [trulv] _n. 1> ; 2> (. true-love knot true-lover's knot)
truepenny [trupenI] _n. _. , ģ
truffle [trfl] _n. _.
truffled [trfld] _a.
truism [truIzm] _n.
trull [trl] _n. _.
truly [trulI] _adv. 1> ; 2> ; 3> 4> ; yours truly ( )
trump _I [trmp] 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 [trmp] _n. _. _.
trumpery [trmprI] 1. _n. ; , 2. _a. , ;
trumpet [trmpIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5> ; 6> ң ; to blow one's own trumpet , 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> ( )
trumpet major [trmpItmeIdZ] _n. -
trumpet-call [trmpItkl] _n. ; _.
trumpeter [trmpIt] _n. 1> 2> -; to be one's own trumpeter ,
truncate [trNkeIt] _v. 1> ; , 2> , ( ..) 3> ,
truncated [trNkeItId] 1. _p-p. truncate 2. _a. _. ޣ; truncated pyramid ޣ
truncheon [trntSn] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
trundle [trndl] 1. _n. ̣ 2. _v. (); ()
trundle-bed [trndlbed] = truckle-bed
trunk [trNk] _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 [trNkdrz] _n.
trunk hose [trNkhuz] _n. (XVI-XVII .)
trunk-call [trNkkl] _n.
trunk-line [trNklaIn] _n. ,
trunk-railway [trNkreIlweI] _n.
trunnion [trnjn] _n. _.
truss [trs] 1. _n. 1> ; (, ..) 2> , ; 3> _. 4> _. , , 5> _. ; 2. _v. 1> (. truss up) 2> 3> () 4> _. ,
trust [trst] 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 [trstterItrI] _n. _.
trust-deed [trstdid] _n. _.
trustee [trsti] 1. _n. 1> _. , ; ; Public T. ( ) 2> , 3> , ..; Board of trustees 2. _v.
trusteeship [trstiSIp] _n. , ,
trusteeshipterritory [trstiSIpterItrI] = trust territory
trustful [trstful] _a.
trustify [trstIfaI] _v. _.
trustiness [trstInIs] _n. , ; ģ
trustingly [trstINlI] _adv.
trustless [trstlIs] _a. 1> ģ 2>
trustworthy [trstwDI] _a. ; ģ
trusty [trstI] 1. _a. _. , ģ 2. _n. 1> ģ 2> _. ޣ, ̣
truth [truT] _n. (_pl. -s [truDz]) 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 [truTful] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ,
truthless [truTlIs] _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 [traIȍn] _n. 1> 2> _.
try-out [traIaut] _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 [zArin] _n.
tsetse [tsetsI] _n.
tsunami [tsunAmI] _. _n.
tu-whit [tuwIt] = tu-whoo
tu-whoo [tuwu] 1. _n. 2. _v.
tub [tb] 1. _n. 1> , , , ; (. ) 2> _. ; أ 3> 4> _. ; 5> _. ; ; let every tub stand on its own bottom 2. _v. 1> _. 2> 3> 4> _.
tub-thumper [tbTmp] _n. , ;
tub-thumping [tbTmpIN] 1. _n. 2. _a. ( )
tuba [tjub] _n. (_. )
tubbing [tbIN] 1. _pres-p. tub 2 2. _n. _.
tubby [tbI] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ( _. )
tube [tjub] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> 4> ( ) 5> () 6> _. 2. _v. 1> 2>
tuber [tjub] _n. _.
tubercle [tjubkl] _n. 1> _. Σ 2> _.
tubercular [tjubkjul] = tuberculous
tuberculin [tjubkjulIn] _n. _.
tuberculosis [tjubkjulusIs] _n. ̣
tuberculous [tjubkjuls] _a. ̣
tuberose [tjubruz] _n. _.
tuberous [tjubrs] _a. 1> _. 2> _.
tubing [tjubIN] 1. _pres-p. tube 2 2. _n. _. 1> _. ; 2> 3>
tubular [tjubjul] _a. ; tubular steelwork ; tubular railway
tubulate [tjubjuleIt] _v. 1> 2>
tubule [tjubjul] _n.
tuck _I [tk] 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 [tk] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
tuck-in [tkIn] _n. _. ,
tuck-out [tkaut] = tuck-in
tuck-shop [tkSp] _n. _.
tucker _I [tk] _n. 1> _. ; best bib and tucker 2> _. , _II [tk] _v. _. _. (. tucker out)
tucket [tkIt] _n. _.
Tudor [tjud] _a. ; ; Tudor architecture
Tuesday [tjuzdI] _n.
tufa [tjuf] _n. _.
tuff [tf] _n. _.
tuft [tft] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. ( ) 5> 2. _v. 1> (, ..) 2>
tuft-hunter [tfthnt] _n.
tufted [tftId] 1. _p-p. tuft 2 2. _a.
tufty [tftI] _a. ,
tug [tg] 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 [tgbut] _n.
tuition [tjuISn] _n. 1> 2>
tuition-fee [tjuISnfi] = tuition 2
tulip [tjulIp] _n.
tulle [tjul] _n.
tulwar [tlwA] _n.
tumble [tmbl] 1. _n. 1> 2> , ; to take a tumble _. _. , 2. _v. 1> (. tumble down); ; , (over, off tumble -.) 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 [tmblwid] _n. _. _. -
tumbledown [tmbldaun] _a. ,
tumbler [tmbl] _n. 1> 2> - 3> ( ); 4> () 5> _. 6> _.
tumbler switch [tmblswItS] _n. ( )
tumblerful [tmblful] _n.
tumbling [tmblIN] 1. _pres-p. tumble 2 2. _n.
tumbrel [tmbrl] _n. 1> 2> _.
tumbril [tmbrIl] _n. 1> 2> _.
tumefaction [tjumIfQkSn] _n. 1> , 2>
tumefy [tjumIfaI] _v. 1> 2>
tumid [tjumId] _a. 1> 2>
tummy [tmI] _n. _. ()
tumour [tjum] _n.
tump [tmp] _. 1. _n. , 2. _v. ,
tumuli [tjumjulaI] _pl. tumulus
tumult [tjumlt] _n. 1> ; 2> , 3> ;
tumultuary [tjumltjurI] _a. 1> 2> , 3>
tumultuous [tjumltjus] _a. 1> = tumultuary 2> ģ
tumulus [tjumjuls] _n. (_pl. -li) ,
tun [tn] 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
tuna [tun] _n. ()
tunable [tjunbl] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
tundra [tndr] _. _n.
tune [tjun] 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 [tjunful] _a. ;
tuneless [tjunlIs] _a. 1> 2>
tuner [tjun] _n. 1> 2> _.
tung oil [tNȍIl] _n. _.
tungsten [tNstn] _n. _.
tunic [tjunIk] _n. 1> (. ) 2> 3> _. ; 4> _. ;
tunica [tjunIk] = tunic 4
tunicate [tjunIkIt] _a.
tuning [tjunIN] 1. _pres-p. tune 2 2. _n. 1> _. 2> _. ()
tuningfork [tjunINfk] _n.
Tunisian [tjunIzIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
tunnel [tnl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _. 4> 2. _v.
tunny [tnI] _n. ()
tuny [tjunI] _a. ( );
tup [tp] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. () 2. _v. _-. ()
tuppence [tpns] _. . twopence
tuppenny [tpnI] _. . twopenny
tuque [tjuk] _. _n.
Turanian [tjureInjn] 1. _a. _. - 2. _n. -
turban [tbn] _n. 1> , 2>
turbary [tbrI] _n. ,
turbid [tbId] _a. 1> ( ); , ( , ) 2> ;
turbidity [tbIdItI] _n. . {. turbid}
turbine [tbIn] _n.
turboblower [tbublu] _n. _.
turbodrill [tbudrIl] _n. _.
turbogenerator [tbudZenreIt] _n. _.
turbojet [tbudZet] _a. _.
turboprop [tbuprp] _a. _.
turbulence [tbjulns] _n. . {. turbulent}
turbulent [tbjulnt] _a. 1> 2> ; ;
Turcoman [tkmn] = turkoman
tureen [trin] _n. ,
turf [tf] 1. _n. 1> ģ 2> _. 3> (. the turf) ( ); ; to be on the turf , 2. _v. 1> 2> _. , (. turf out)
turf-clad [tfklQd] _a. ģ
turfite [tfaIt] _. . turfman
turfman [tfmn] _n.
turfy [tfI] _a. ģ ; ;
turgid [tdZId] _a. 1> 2> ( )
Turk [tk] _n. 1> ; ; Young Turk _. 2> _. £ 3> _.
turkey [tkI] _n. 1> ; (. _.) 2> _. , ; Norfolk turkey ; to talk turkey _. _. ,
Turkey red [tkIred] _n. -
turkey-cock [tkIkk] _n. 1> 2> ,
turkeybuzzard [tkIbzd] _n. _. -
turkeypoult [tkIpult] _n.
Turkic [tkIk] _a.
Turkish [tkIS] 1. _a. ; Turkish towel 2. _n.
Turkish delight [tkISdIlaIt] _n. -
Turkman [tkmn] _n. 1> 2>
Turkoman [tkmn] _n. (_pl. s [z]) 1> 2>
turmeric [tmrIk] _n. _.
turmeric-paper [tmrIkpeIp] _n. _.
turmoil [tmIl] _n. , ;
turn [tn] 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 [tndaun] 1. _a. ( ) 2. _n. 1> 2> ;
turn-out [tnaut] _n. 1> , 2> ߣ 3> 4> 5> ; smart turn-out 6> ߣ, 7> , 8> , 9> 10> _-. ;
turn-round [tnraund] _n.
turn-screw [tnskru] _n. ף
turn-table [tnteIbl] _n. 1> _-. 2> () 3> ( )
turn-up [tnp] _n. 1> -. , , ף (, , ..); ( ) 2> , 3> , ; 4> ,
turnabout [tnbaut] _n. 1> 2> , ..; 3> _.
turnaround [tnraund] _n. _. () ޣ
turnback [tnbQk] _n. 1> ; 2> (-.)
turncoat [tnkut] _n. ;
turncock [tnkk] _n. 1> 2> ,
turned [tnd] 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 [tndkm] _n. _. ף ( )
turner [tn] _n. 1> 2> _.
turnery [tnrI] _n. 1> 2> 3>
turning [tnIN] 1. _pres-p. turn 2 2. _n. 1> 2> (); ң; (, ) 3> ; 4> 5> 6> _-. 3. _a. 1> ; turning lathe 2> ,
turning-point [tnINpInt] _n. ; ;
turnip [tnIp] _n. 1> 2> _. , ""
turnkey [tnki] _n. ; ( )
turnover [tnǫuv] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> , 4> 5> ; 6>
turnpenny [tnpenI] _n.
turnpike [tnpaIk] _n. 1> , 2> _attr. turnpike road
turnskin [tnskIn] _n.
turnsole [tnsul] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
turnspit [tnspIt] _n. ,
turnstile [tnstaIl] _n. 1> 2>
turpentine [tpntaIn] 1. _n. ; oil of turpentine 2. _v. 1> 2> _. ();
turpitude [tpItjud] _n. 1> , 2> , ݣ
turps [tps] _. . turpentine 1
turquoise [tkwAz] _n. 1> 2>
turret [trIt] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> _. ()
turret-lathe [trItleID] _n.
turtle _I [ttl] _n. 1> (. ) 2> 3> _attr. ; to turn turtle _. _. _II [ttl] _n. _.
turtle-dove [ttldv] _n. 1> 2> ;
turtle-necksweater [ttlnekswet] _n.
turtle-shell [ttlSel] = tortoise-shell
Tuscan [tskn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2>
tush _I [tS] _n. (, ..) _II [tS] _interj. !, !
tusk [tsk] 1. _n. , (, ) 2. _v.
tusker [tsk] _n.
tussive [tsIv] _a. _. ,
tussle [tsl] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ;
tussock [tsk] _n. 1> , ; ; 2> 3> ()
tussock-moth [tskmT] = tussock 3
tussore [ts] _n. 1> 2> (ۣ )
tut [tt] 1. _interj. ! ( , ң) 2. _v.
tutelage [tjutIlIdZ] _n. 1> ; ; 2> 3>
tutelar [tjutIl] _a. 1> 2> ;
tutelary [tjutIlrI] _a. 1> 2> ;
tutor [tjut] 1. _n. 1> ; ; _. 2> ( . ) 3> _. 4> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> , ; 3> 4> _. _. 5> , ; to tutor oneself (to be patient) ;
tutorage [tjutrIdZ] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4>
tutoress [tjutrIs] _n. 1> , 2>
tutorial [tjutrIl] 1. _a. 1> ; tutorial system ԣ 2> 2. _n. 1> , 2>
tutorship [tjutSIp] _n. ; {. tutor 1}
tutsan [ttsn] _n. _.
tutti-frutti [tutIfrutI] _n. 1> 2>
tutu [tutu] _n. _. ()
tux [tks] _. tuxedo
tuxedo [tksidu] _n. (_pl. os, oes [ouz]) _.
tuyere [twijE] _n. _. _.
twaddle [twdl] 1. _n. 2. _v.
twain [tweIn] _. _. 1. _n-card. 2. _n. (); ; in twain ;
twang _I [twQN] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; American twang 3> _. 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> ; _. ; to twang (on) a violin 3> _II [twQN] _n. 1> 2> _. , ̣
tweak [twik] 1. _n. 2. _v. , , ģ; to tweak a child's ears £
tweaker [twik] _n. _. ( )
tweed [twid] _n. 1> () 2> _pl.
tweedledum [twidldm] _n. tweedledum and tweedledee ; ; ,
tweeny [twinI] _n. _. ,
tweet [twit] 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
tweeter [twit] _n. _.
tweezer [twiz] _v. ,
tweezers [twizz] _n. _pl.
twelfth [twelfT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n. 1> 2> the twelfth > ; > 12 ( )
Twelfth-day [twelfTdeI] _n. _.
Twelfth-night [twelfTnaIt] _n. _.
twelve [twelv] 1. _n-card. 2. _n. 1> (, ) 2> (the T.) _. 12 3> _pl.
twelvefold [twelvfuld] 1. _a. 2. _adv.
twelvemo [twelvmu] _n. ( 12 mo)
twelvemonth [twelvmnT] _n. ; this day twelvemonth > ; >
twelver [twelv] _n. _.
twencenter [twensent] _n. _.
twenties [twentIz] _n. _pl. 1> (the twenties) 2> ; ( 20 29 )
twentieth [twentIIT] 1. _n-ord. 2. _n. 1> 2> (the twentieth)
twenty [twentI] 1. _n-card. ; twentyone ; twentytwo .. 2. _n. (, )
twentymo [twentImu] _n. ( 20 mo)
twerp [twp] _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 [twaIstuld] _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 [twInbT] _n.
twin-engined [twInendZInd] _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 [twIndZ] 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 [twl] 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 twit -.) 2> ,
twitch [twItS] 1. _n. 1> ģ, 2> ģ ; 3> _. 2. _v. 1> ģ, (at twitch -.) 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 [tubIts] _n. _. _. 1> 25 2> -. ,
two-by-four [tubaIf] _a. _. _. ,
two-decker [tudek] _n. 1> 2>
two-edged [tuedZd] _a. 1> 2> ; ( ..)
two-faced [tufeIst] _a. ,
two-fisted [tufIstId] _a. _. 1> 2> ,
two-footed [tufutId] _a.
two-handed [tuhQndId] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( ) 3>
two-master [tumAst] _n.
two-part [tupAt] _a.
two-piece [tupis] _a.
two-ply [tuplaI] _a. ;
two-seater [tusit] _n. ̣
two-sided [tusaIdId] _a.
two-some [tusm] _n. 1> _. -- 2> 3>
two-step [tustep] _n. ()
two-storied [tustrId] _a.
two-time [tutaIm] _v. _. _. , (, )
two-tongued [tutNd] _a. ,
two-way [tuweI] _a. ; two-way deal (trade) (); two-way radio ɣ
twofold [tufuld] 1. _a. ; 2. _adv. ();
twopence [tpns] _n. ; not to care twopence
twopenny [tpnI] 1. _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ۣ 2. _a. 1> 2> ۣ; ; twopenny tube _.
twopenny-halfpenny [tpnIheIpnI] _a. , ,
tycoon [taIkun] _n. (. _.) _.
tying [taIIN] _pres-p. tie 2
tyke [taIk] _n. 1> 2> ,
tympana [tImpn] _pl. tympanum
tympanic [tImpQnIk] _a. tympanic membrane _.
tympanitis [tImpnaItIs] _n. _.
tympanum [tImpnm] _n. (_pl. s [z], 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 [taIpfm] _n. _.
type-founder [taIpfaund] _n.
type-foundry [taIpfaundrI] _n.
type-metal [taIpmetl] _n. _.
type-setter [taIpset] _n. 1> 2>
type-setting [taIpsetIN] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; type-setting machine
typescript [taIpskrIpt] 1. _n. 2. _a.
typewrite [taIpraIt] _v.
typewriter [taIpraIt] _n. 1> 2> _.
typewriting [taIpraItIN] 1. _pres-p. typewrite 2. _n. = typing 2
typewritten [taIprItn] 1. _p-p. typewrite 2. _a. ,
typhlitis [tIflaItIs] _n. _.
typhoid [taIfId] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; typhoid fever
typhoon [taIfun] _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 [taIpgrf] _n.
typographic [taIpgrQfIk] _a. ;
typographical [taIpgrQfIkl] _a. ;
typography [taIpgrfI] _n. 1> 2> ()
tyrannical [tIrQnIkl] _a. ; ;
tyrannicide [tIrQnIsaId] _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
Tyrolean [tIrulIn] 1. _n. 2. _a.
Tyrrhene [tIrin] = Tyrrhenian
Tyrrhenian [tIrinjn] = Tyrrhene [tIrin] 1. _a. 2. _n.
tzar [zA] = czar
Tzigane [tsIgAn] 1. _a. 2. _n. () (. )
U u [ju] _n. (_pl. Us, U's [juz]) 21- . ; U. P. _. . up 1; it's all U. P. ӣ , ӣ
U-boat [jubut] _n.
ubiety [jubitI] _n.
ubiquitous [jubIkwIts] _a. ;
ubiquity [jubIkwItI] _n. ;
udder [d] _n.
udometer [judmIt] _n.
ugh [uh], [h] _interj. !; !
uglify [glIfaI] _v. ,
ugliness [glInIs] _n. ;
ugly [glI] _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 [ulAn] _n. _.
Uigur [wig] _n. 1> () 2>
ukase [jukeIz] _. _n.
Ukrainian [jukreInjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; ; the Ukrainians _pl. _. 2>
ukulele [jukleIlI] _n.
ulcer [ls] _n. ; _. .
ulcerate [lsreIt] _v. 1> () 2> ,
ulcered [lsd] _a. ̣,
ulcerous [lsrs] _a. ̣,
uliginose [julIdZInus] _a. 1> ; 2> ,
uliginous [julIdZIns] _a. 1> ; 2> ,
ullage [lIdZ] _n. 1> ߣ (, ..) 2> ,
ulna [ln] _n. (_pl. -nae) _.
ulnae [lni] _pl. ulna
ulster [lst] _n. (. )
ulterior [ltIrI] _a. 1> , ; ulterior motive (plan, object, etc.) (, ..) 2> , ; ulterior steps will be taken 3> ,
ultima [ltIm] _. 1. _n. _. 2. _a. ; ultima ratio ,
ultimate [ltImIt] _a. 1> ̣ 2> , ; ; ultimate result 3> ; ; ultimate load ; ultimate output 4> , ; ; ultimate particle _. ; ultimate analysis _.
ultimately [ltImItlI] _adv. ޣ,
ultimatum [ltImeItm] _n. 1> 2> (, ..)
ultimo [ltImu] _adv. ; the 20th ult. 20-
ultimogeniture [ltImudZenItS] _n. _.
ultra [ltr] 1. _a. ( , ) 2. _n. ;
ultra vires [ltrvaIriz] _adv. to act ultra vires ,
ultra- [ltr] _pref. -, -; ; ultraconservative ; ultrafashionable
ultra-short [ltrSt] _a. ; ultra-short waves
ultra-violet [ltrvaIlIt] _a.
ultramarine [ltrmrin] _n.
ultramodern [ltrmdn] _a. ,
ultramontane [ltrmnteIn] _a.
ultramundane [ltrmndeIn] _a.
ultrasonic [ltrsnIk] _a.
ultrasound [ltrsaund] _n.
ululate [juljuleIt] _v. ,
umbel [mbl] _n. _.
umbellate [mblIt] _a. _.
umbelliferous [mbelIfrs] = umbellate
umber [mb] 1. _n. () 2. _a. ԣ- 3. _v.
umbilical [mbIlaIkl] _a. ; umbilical cord
umbilicus [mbIlIks] _n.
umbra [mbr] _n. _.
umbrage [mbrIdZ] _n. 1> _. , 2> ; to take umbrage
umbrageous [mbreIdZs] _a. 1> 2> ,
umbrella [mbrel] _n. 1> 2> _. ; 3> _. 4> _. , 5> _attr. ; umbrella antenna _.
umbrella-stand [mbrelstQnd] _n.
umbrella-tree [mbreltri] _n. ң
umiak [umIQk] _n.
umlaut [umlaut] _n. _.
umpire [mpaI] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> _. , 2. _v. أ . {. 1}
umpteen [mptin] _a. _. ,
umpteenth [mptinT] _a. _. for the umpteenth time
un [n] _pref. 1> : to undo ; to undeceive 2> , , , : to uncage ; to unmask 3> , , . . -, -; happy , unhappy ; unhappily ; unsuccess 4> . , ., to unloose
Un-American [nmerIkn] _a. 1> 2> _. ; U. Activities Committee
Un-English [nINglIS] _a. ;
unabashed [nbQSt] _a. 1> , 2> 3>
unabated [nbeItId] _a. ( ..)
unabbreviated [nbrivIeItId] = unabridged
unabiding [nbaIdIN] _a. ,
unable [neIbl] _a. 1> (to unable -.) 2> _predic. to be unable ; I shall be unable to go there
unabridged [nbrIdZd] _a. , ݣ
unaccented [nQksentId] _a. (, )
unacceptable [nkseptbl] _a.
unaccommodating [nkmdeItIN] _a. , ,
unaccompanied [nkmpnId] _a. 1> (by, with) 2>
unaccomplished [nkmplISt] _a. 1> , ۣ 2> , 3> ۣ
unaccountable [nkauntbl] _a. ;
unaccredited [nkredItId] _a. ,
unaccustomed [nkstmd] _a. 1> (to unaccustomed -.) 2> ,
unachievable [ntSivbl] _a. ,
unachieved [ntSivd] _a. ; ۣ
unacknowledged [nknlIdZd] _a. 1> 2> ( , )
unacquainted [nkweIntId] _a. ( -., -.), (-.)
unactable [nQktbl] _a. ( ..)
unacted [nQktId] _a. 1> , 2> ( ..)
unadaptable [ndQptbl] _a. , ,
unadmitted [ndmItId] _a.
unadopted [ndptId] _a. 1> ̣ 2> ( )
unadulterated [ndltreItId] _a. 1> , 2> , ; unadulterated nonsense
unadvised [ndvaIzd] _a. 1> , ; 2>
unadvisedly [ndvaIzIdlI] _adv. ;
unaffable [nQfbl] _a. ;
unaffecteda 1> [nfektId] , ۣ , , 2> [nfektId] ne (by unaffecteda -.) 3> [nfektId] (by unaffecteda -.); (by unaffecteda )
unagreeable [ngribl] _a. _. 1> 2> ;
unaided [neIdId] _a. ۣ ; ()
unallowable [nlaubl] _a. ;
unallowed [nlaud] _a. ۣ, ݣ
unalloyed [nlId] _a. , ; unalloyed happiness ޣ
unalterable [nȍltrbl] _a. , ;
unaltered [nȍltd] _a. Σ;
unambiguous [nQmbIgjus] _a.
unamenable [nminbl] _a. 1> 2>
unanalysable [nQnlaIzbl] _a.
unanimity [junnImItI] _n.
unanimous [junQnIms] _a. ,
unannounced [nnaunst] _a. () , ; he walked into the room unannounced ۣ
unanswerable [nAnsrbl] _a. 1> , ( ..) 2>
unanswered [nAnsd] _a. ( , ); unanswered love
unappealable [npilbl] _a. _. ;
unappeasable [npizbl] _a. 1> 2> ,
unappetizing [nQpItaIzIN] _a. , ; unappetizing kitchen
unappreciated [npriSIeItId] _a. , Σ
unapprehensive [nQprIhensIv] _a. 1> , 2>
unapproachable [nprutSbl] _a. 1> , 2> 3> , ,
unappropriated [npruprIeItId] _a. ( -. ); ; unappropriated balance ̣ ( ); unappropriated blessing _.
unapproving [npruvIN] _a. ;
unapprovingly [npruvINlI] _adv.
unapt [nQpt] _a. 1> ; an unapt quotation 2> , ; unapt to learn ; unapt at games 3>
unarm [nAm] _v. ()
unarmed [nAmd] 1. _p-p. unarm 2. _a. 1> ; ֣ 2> _. _.
unartful [nAtful] _a. 1> 2>
unashamed [nSeImd] _a. ,
unasked [nAskt] _a. ,
unaspiring [nspaIrIN] _a. , -.
unassailable [nseIlbl] _a. 1> ; an unassailable fortress 2>
unassertive [nstIv] _a. ,
unassisted [nsIstId] _a. ; he did it unassisted
unassuming [nsjumIN] _a. ,
unassured [nSud] _a. 1> 2> ; ģ 3>
unatonable [ntunbl] _a. 1> ( ) 2>
unattached [ntQtSt] _a. 1> ; ̣ 2> ; 3> ̣ ̣ ( ) 4> _. , ̣ ̣ 5> ( )
unattainable [nteInbl] _a. ,
unattended [ntendId] _a. 1> (, ..) 2> ; unattended wound 3>
unattending [ntendIN] _a.
unattractive [ntrQktIv] _a.
unauthorized [nȍTraIzd] _a. 1> ۣ 2>
unavailable [nveIlbl] _a. 1> 2>
unavailing [nveIlIN] _a. , ,
unavenged [nvendZd] _a. ݣ
unavoidable [nvIdbl] _a. ,
unaware [nwE] _a. _predic. , (of unaware -.); I was unaware of it
unawares [nwEz] _adv. 1> , (. at unawares); to catch ( to take) unawares 2> ,
unbacked [nbQkt] _a. 1> , 2> , (., ) 3> ( )
unbaked [nbeIkt] _a.
unbalance [nbQlns] _v. ;
unbalanced [nbQlnst] 1. _p-p. unbalance 2. _a. _v. ; ( )
unballast [nbQlst] _v. _.
unballasted [nbQlstId] 1. _p-p. unballast 2. _a. 1> _. 2> _-. ( ) 3>
unbar [nbA] _v. ; (, ..)
unbare [nbE] _v. ,
unbearable [nbErbl] _a.
unbearded [nbIdId] _a. 1> 2> _. ۣ ,
unbeaten [nbitn] _a. 1> ; ģ 2> ң; unbeaten track ң ; ( ..) 3> ޣ
unbecoming [nbIkmIN] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> ; unbecoming conduct
unbefitting [nbIfItIN] _a.
unbegun [nbIgn] _a. 1> (ݣ) 2> , ,
unbeknown [nbInun] _predic. _a. _. ; he did it unbeknownst to me
unbeknownst [nbInunst] _predic. _a. _. ; he did it unbeknownstst to me
unbelief [nbIlif] _n.
unbelievable [nbIlivbl] _a.
unbeliever [nbIliv] _n. 1> 2>
unbelt [nbelt] _v. ԣ
unbend [nbend] _v. (unbent) 1> (); () 2> ; ; to unbend one's mind 3> _refl. , , 4> _. () 5> _. ,
unbending [nbendIN] 1. _pres-p. unbend 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> , ,
unbeneficed [nbenIfIst] _a. _. ,
unbent [nbent] _p. _p-p. unbend
unbeseeming [nbIsimIN] _a. , ,
unbetterable [nbetrbl] _a. 1> ģ 2>
unbiased [nbaIst] _a.
unbiassed [nbaIst] _a.
unbidden [nbIdn] _a. ,
unbind [nbaInd] _v. (unbound) 1> ; ; to unbind hair 2> ; to unbind a prisoner ޣ 3> ( ..)
unblamable [nbleImbl] _a.
unbleached [nblitSt] _a. ̣, ̣
unblemished [nblemISt] _a. ,
unblended [nblendId] _a. ,
unblessed [nblest] _a. 1> ۣ 2> ,
unblock [nblk] _v. ;
unblooded [nbldId] _a. ; an unblooded horse
unbloody [nbldI] _a. 1> 2> 3>
unblown _I [nblun] _a. 1> ݣ 2> _II [nblun] _a. ,
unblushing [nblSIN] _a. ,
unbodied [nbdId] _a. ,
unboiled [nbIld] _a. ޣ;
unbolt [nbult] _v. ,
unbone [nbun] _v. ( ..)
unbooked [nbukt] _a. 1> , ӣ 2> 3> ;
unbookish [nbukIS] _a. 1> ; 2>
unborn [nbn] _a. 1> (ݣ) ģ 2>
unbosom [nbuzm] _v. (), (); to unbosom oneself
unbound [nbaund] 1. _p. _p-p. unbind 2. _a. 1> , 2> ԣ ( )
unbounded [nbaundId] _a. ; ,
unbowed [nbaud] _a. ң
unbrace [nbreIs] _v. ,
unbred [nbred] _a.
unbridle [nbraIdl] _v. 1> 2> _.
unbridled [nbraIdld] 1. _p-p. unbridle 2. _a. ; ;
unbroken [nbrukn] _a. 1> , 2> ( ..) 3> unbroken record 4> ( ) 5> ң; unbroken spirit 6> ( ..)
unbuckle [nbkl] _v. ԣ , ԣ
unbuild [nbIld] _v. 1> , 2> _.
unburden [nbdn] _v. 1> , 2> _. ; to unburden one's mind , ; to unburden oneself
unbusinesslike [nbIznIslaIk] _a. ,
unbutton [nbtn] _v. ԣ
unbuttoned [nbtnd] _a. 1> ԣ 2> ģ
uncage [nkeIdZ] _v.
uncalled-for [nkldf] _a. ; ; ; uncalled-for remark
uncanny [nkQnI] _a. ,
uncap [nkQp] _v. 1> 2> , , 3> _.
uncared-for [nkEdf] _a. ; uncared-for appearance ; uncared-for children
uncart [nkAt] _v.
uncase [nkeIs] _v. 1> , , 2>
uncaused [nkzd] _a. 1> 2>
unceasing [nsisIN] _a. , ,
uncelebrated [nselIbreItId] _a. 1> 2> ,
unceremonious [nserImunjs] _a. 1> ; 2>
uncertain [nstn] _a. 1> ; ; the result is uncertain 2> ; , ; 3> ̣; in no uncertain terms ; a lady of uncertain age ̣ 4> , ģ
uncertainty [nstntI] _n. 1> , ; ; to be in a state of uncertainty , 2> , ̣ 3>
unchain [ntSeIn] _v. 1> 2> ,
unchallengeable [ntSQlIndZbl] _a.
unchancy [ntSAnsI] _a. . _. 1> , 2>
unchanged [ntSeIndZd] _a. ,
uncharitable [ntSQrItbl] _a. , ;
uncharted [ntSAtId] _a.
unchecked [ntSekt] _a. 1> 2> 3>
unchristian [nkrIstSn] _a. 1> 2> _. ; to call on smb. at an unchristian hour _. -.
unchurch [ntStS] _v.
uncial [nsIl] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> 2> ,
uncivil [nsIvl] _a. 1> , 2> _.
uncivilized [nsIvIlaIzd] _a. ,
unclad [nklQd] _a.
unclasp [nklAsp] _v. 1> ԣ ԣ 2> (); ( , )
uncle [Nkl] _n. 1> 2> ; "" (. ) 3> _. ; my uncle's ; U. Sam " ",
unclean [nklin] _a. 1> ; 2> , ; 3> _. ( )
uncleared [nklId] _a. 1> ; 2>
unclench [nklentS] _v. ( ..)
uncloak [nkluk] _v. 1> 2> ,
unclose [nkluz] _v. ()
unclosed [nkluzd] 1. _p-p. unclose 2. _a. 1> 2> ; unclosed argument ,
unclothe [nkluD] _v. 1> 2> ,
unclouded [nklaudId] _a. ; unclouded happiness
unco [Nku] _. 1. _a. 2. _adv. ; 3. _n. (_pl. -os [uz]) 1> 2> _pl.
uncock [nkk] _v.
uncoil [nkIl] _v. (); ()
uncoined [nkInd] _a. 1> 2> ,
uncome-at-able [nkmQtbl] _a. _.
uncomely [nkmlI] _a. 1> , 2> _.
uncomfortable [nkmftbl] _a. 1> ; uncomfortable chair ; uncomfortable position 2> , Σ; he felt uncomfortable
uncommitted [nkmItd] _a. 1> (-.); ; an uncommitted nation 2> () 3> ۣ ( , ..) 4>
uncommon [nkmn] 1. _a. 1> , , 2> , 2. _adv. _. . uncommonly
uncommonly [nkmnlI] _adv. ,
uncommunicative [nkmjunIktIv] _a. ,
uncompanionable [nkmpQnjnbl] _a.
uncomplaining [nkmpleInIN] _a.
uncompliant [nkmplaInt] _a. ,
uncomplying [nkmplaIIN] _a. ( -.), ( -.)
uncompromising [nkmprmaIzIN] _a. 1> 2> ,
unconcealed [nknsild] _a. ,
unconceivable [nknsivbl] = inconceivable
unconcern [nknsn] _n. 1> 2> ;
unconcerned [nknsnd] _a. 1> , (about unconcerned -.) 2> , ; (with unconcerned -.) 3> (in unconcerned ޣ-.)
unconditional [nkndISnl] _a. , , ; unconditional surrender
unconditioned [nkndISnd] _a. 1> , ң, 2> ; ; unconditioned reflex
unconforming [nknfmIN] _a. ();
unconformity [nknfmItI] _n. 1> 2> _.
uncongenial [nkndZinjl] _a. 1> , 2> ;
unconnected [nknektId] _a. 1> ( -.) 2> , 3>
unconquerable [nkNkrbl] _a.
unconscionable [nknSnbl] _a. 1> ; unconscionable bargain _. 2> ,
unconscious [nknSs] 1. _a. 1> (of unconscious -.); to be unconscious of > ; > , 2> ; she is unconscious , 3> ; 2. _n. (the unconscious) ( )
unconstitutional [nknstItjuSnl] _a. ,
unconstrained [nknstreInd] _a. 1> ; 2> ģ,
uncontemplated [nkntempleItId] _a. ;
uncontented [nkntentId] _a. , ң
uncontrollable [nkntrulbl] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> _.
unconventional [nknvenSnl] _a. ; ; unconventional weapons (, ),
unconversable [nknvsbl] _a. ;
unconverted [nknvtId] _a. 1> Σ; 2> _. ݣ
unconvertible [nknvtbl] = inconvertible
unconvincing [nknvInsIN] _a.
uncooked [nkukt] _a. , ( )
uncord [nkd] _v. ,
uncork [nkk] _v. 1> 2> _. , ()
uncorruptible [nkrptbl] _a.
uncostly [nkstlI] _a. ۣ
uncountable [nkauntbl] _a. ,
uncounted [nkauntId] _a. ޣ,
uncouple [nkpl] _v. 1> ; 2> ()
uncouth [nkuT] _a. 1> 2> , ԣ 3> _.
uncover [nkv] _v. 1> (, ..) 2> ( ..) 3> ; ; the police have uncovered a plot 4> _. 5> _.
uncovered [nkvd] 1. _p-p. uncover 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; to stand uncovered 3> _. ; uncovered paper money 4> _. ( )
uncreated [nkrieItId] _a. 1> 2> (ݣ)
uncrippled [nkrIpld] _a. ģ
uncritical [nkrItIkl] _a. 1> , 2> ; an uncritical estimate
uncrossed [nkrst] _a. 1> ޣ; an uncrossed cheque _. 2>
uncrown [nkraun] _v. ; _.
uncrowned [nkraund] 1. _p-p. uncrown 2. _a. 1> 2> , ۣ
unction [NkSn] _n. 1> () 2> 3> 4> 5> 6> ,
unctuous [Nktjus] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3>
uncultivated [nkltIveItId] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( ..) 3> , ԣ;
uncultured [nkltSd] _a. ,
uncurb [nkb] _v. 1> 2> ( ..)
uncurl [nkl] _v. () ( )
uncurtain [nktn] _v. 1> , 2>
uncurtained [nktnd] 1. _p-p. uncurtain 2. _a. ; ,
uncustomary [nkstmrI] _a.
uncustomed [nkstmd] _a.
uncut [nkt] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> , ݣ ( ..)
undamped [ndQmpt] _a. _.
undated [ndeItId] _a.
undaunted [ndntId] _a. ,
undeceive [ndIsiv] _v. , ( -.)
undecided [ndIsaIdId] _a. 1> ۣ 2> 3> , ; I am undecided whether to go or stay ,
undecipherable [ndIsaIfrbl] _a. ;
undecisive [ndIsaIsIv] _a. ,
undecked [ndekt] _a. 1> , 2>
undeclared [ndIklEd] _a. 1> , ۣ 2> ( , )
undeclinable [ndIklaInbl] _a. 1> 2> _.
undefended [ndIfendId] _a. 1> ݣ 2> ̣ , 3> _. , ( )
undelivered [ndIlIvd] _a. 1> 2> ӣ; an undelivered speech ӣ
undemocratic [ndemkrQtIk] _a. ,
undemonstrative [ndImnstrtIv] _a.
undeniable [ndInaIbl] _a. ; ; ; undeniable truth
undenominational [ndInmIneISnl] _a. -.
under [nd] 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- [nd] _pref. 1> , , , : underground > ̣; > ; underclothes أ 2> , Σ: undersecretary 3> , , -; ; to undervalue ; underdone ; to undernourish
under-the-counter [ndDkaunt] _a. -
under-the-table [ndDteIbl] _a. , , ( ..)
underact [ndrQkt] _v. ,
underaction [ndrQkSn] _n. 1> , 2>
underage [ndreIdZ] _a.
underbade [ndbeId] _p. underbid
underbid [ndbId] _v. (underbade, underbid - underbidden, underbid) , ; (. )
underbidden [ndbIdn] _p-p. underbid
underbought [ndbt] _p. _p-p. underbuy
underbred [ndbred] _a. 1> ; 2> ,
underbrush [ndbrS] = underwood
underbuy [ndbaI] _v. (underbought)
undercarriage [ndkQrIdZ] _n. _. _.
undercharge [ndtSAdZ] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _v. 1> 2> _. 3>
underclassman [ndklAsmQn] _n. (. _pl.) _. _.
underclothes [ndkluDz] _n. _pl. أ
underclothing [ndkluDIN] = underclothes
undercoat [ndkut] _n. 1> , 2> ۣ
undercooling [ndkulIN] _n. 1> 2> _.
undercover [ndkv] _a. , ; undercover agent
undercroft [ndkrft] _n. 1> 2> _.
undercurrent [ndkrnt] _n. 1> 2> ; , ..
undercut 1. _n. [ndkt] 1> ( ) 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. , 2. _v. [ndkt] (undercut) 1> 2> ; ( )
underdeveloped [nddIvelpt] _a. 1> ; ; underdeveloped countries 2> _.
underdid [nddId] _p. underdo
underdo [nddu] _v. (underdid - underdone) 1> 2>
underdog [nddg] _n. 1> , ģ 2> ģ 3>
underdone [nddn] _p-p. underdo
underdose [nddus] 1. _n. 2. _v.
underemployment [ndrImplImnt] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
underestimate 1. _n. [ndrestImIt] 2. _v. [ndrestImeIt]
underexpose [ndrIkspuz] _v. _.
underexposure [ndrIkspuZ] _n. _.
underfed [ndfed] 1. _p. _p-p. underfeed 1 2. _a.
underfeed [ndfid] _v. (underfed) 1> 2>
underfoot [ndfut] _adv. 1> 2> , ; to keep smb. underfoot -.
undergarment [ndgAmnt] _n.
undergo [ndgu] _v. (underwent - undergone) , , (-.); to undergo an operation
undergone [ndgn] _p-p. undergo
undergraduate [ndgrQdjuIt] _n.
underground 1. _n. [ndgraund] (the underground) 1> 2> ; 2. _a. [ndgraund] 1> 2> , 3. _adv. [ndgraund] 1> ̣ 2> , ,
undergrowth [ndgruT] _n. , ,
underhand [ndhQnd] 1. _a. 1> , ; underhand intrigues 2> , 2. _adv. ,
underhanded [ndhQndId] = underhand 1
underhung [ndhN] _a. 1> ң ( ) 2> ң
underlaid [ndleId] _p. _p-p. underlay II
underlain [ndleIn] _p-p. underlie
underlay _I [ndleI] _p. underlie _II [ndleI] _v. (underlaid) ,
underlet [ndlet] _v. (underlet) 1> 2>
underlie [ndlaI] _v. (underlay - underlain) 1> -. 2> (-.)
underline 1. _n. [ndlaIn] 1> , ޣ 2> , .. 3> _pl. ( ) 2. _v. [ndlaIn] ޣ
underling [ndlIN] _n. 1> _. ; 2> ,
underload [ndlud] _v. ,
underloading [ndludIN] 1. _pres-p. underload 2. _n. ,
underlying [ndlaIIN] 1. _pres-p. underlie 2. _a. 1> -. 2> ;
undermanned [ndmQnd] _a. _. _.
undermentioned [ndmenSnd] _a.
undermine [ndmaIn] _v. 1> , 2> ; 3> () 4> , ; to undermine one's health ; to undermine smb.'s reputation -.
undermost [ndmust] _a. ;
underneath [ndniT] 1. _adv. ; ; 2. _prep.
undernourish [ndnrIS] _v.
underpaid [ndpeId] _p. _p-p. underpay
underpass [ndpAs] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
underpay [ndpeI] _v. (underpaid)
underpin [ndpIn] _v. 1> (); 2> , (, ..)
underplay [ndpleI] _v. 1> _. 2> = underact
underplot [ndplt] _n. 1> , ( , ) 2>
underpopulated [ndppjuleItId] _a. ̣ ( ..)
underpressure [ndpreS] _n. _. ;
underprivileged [ndprIvIlIdZd] _a. 1> 2> ,
underprize [ndpraIz] _v.
underproduce [ndprdjus] _v.
underproduction [ndprdkSn] _n.
underproof [ndpruf] _a. underproof spirit
underquote [ndkwut] _v.
underrate [ndreIt] _v. 1> 2> ( )
underripe [ndraIp] _a. ,
underscore [ndsk] _v. ޣ
undersea 1. _a. [ndsi] 2. _adv. [ndsi]
undersecretary [ndsekrtrI] _n. 1> ; Parliamentary undersecretary ( ); permanent undersecretary 2>
undersell [ndsel] _v. (undersold)
underset 1. _n. [ndset] 1> _. , 2> _. 2. _v. [ndset] (underset) ( ..)
undershirt [ndSt] _n.
undershot [ndSt] _a. 1> ( ) 2> = underhung
undersign [ndsaIn] _v. , ()
undersigned [ndsaInd] 1. _p-p. undersign 2. _a. 3. _n. _pl. ; we the undersigned... , ...
undersized [ndsaIzd] _a. ; ;
underskirt [ndskt] _n.
undersoil [ndsIl] _n.
undersold [ndsuld] _p. _p-p. undersell
undersong [ndsN] _n. 1> , ; 2>
understaffed [ndstAft] _a. ()
understand [ndstQnd] _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 [ndstQndIN] 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 [ndsteIt] _v. 1> 2> ,
understatement [ndsteItmnt] _n. 1> 2> ,
understock _I [ndstk] _n. _-. _II [ndstk] _v. (), () ..
understood [ndstud] _p. _p-p. understand
understrapper [ndstrQp] = underling
understratum [ndstrAtm] _n.
understudy [ndstdI] _. 1. _n. ̣ 2. _v. ,
undertake [ndteIk] _v. (undertook - undertaken) 1> 2> ̣ , ..; to undertake a task ; to undertake too much 3> , 4> [ndteIk] _.
undertaken [ndteIkn] _p-p. undertake
undertakern 1> [ndteIk] 2> [ndteIk]
undertaking [ndteIkIN] 1. _pres-p. undertake 2. _n. 1> ; 2> ; 3> [ndteIkIN] ;
undertenant [ndtennt] _n.
undertint [ndtInt] _n. _.
undertone [ndtun] _n. 1> ; to speak in undertones 2> 3> ,
undertook [ndtuk] _p. undertake
undertow [ndtu] _n. 1> 2> = underset 1, 1
undervalue [ndvQlju] _v.
underwear [ndwE] _n. أ
underwent [ndwent] _p. undergo
underwit [ndwIt] _n. ()
underwood [ndwud] _n. ,
underwork 1. _n. [ndwk] 2. _v. [ndwk] 1> 2> 3> (-.); to underwork a machine 4> _. ,
underworld [ndwld] _n. 1> 2> , "" 3> _. 4> _attr. underworld language
underwrite [ndraIt] _v. (underwrote - underwritten) 1> ( _p-p.) () 2> _. (, ) 3> 4> ()
underwriter [ndraIt] _n. 1> ; 2> (, ..)
underwritten [ndrItn] 1. _p-p. underwrite 2. _a. 1> 2>
underwrote [ndrut] _p. underwrite
undeserved [ndIzvd] _a.
undeservedly [ndIzvIdlI] _adv.
undeserving [ndIzvIN] _a. (-.); undeserving of respect
undesigned [ndIzaInd] _a.
undesirable [ndIzaIrbl] 1. _a. 1> 2> , ; he did it at a most undesirable moment 2. _n.
undeterminable [ndItmInbl] _a.
undetermined [ndItmInd] _a. 1> ۣ; ̣; the question remained undetermined 2>
undeveloped [ndIvelpt] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ( )
undid [ndId] _p. undo
undies [ndIz] _n. _pl. (_. underclothes) _. أ
undigested [ndIdZestId] _a. 1> 2> 3> , ,
undignified [ndIgnIfaId] _a. ( ..)
undine [ndin] _n. ,
undiplomatic [ndIplmQtIk] _a. ;
undipped [ndIpt] _a. ݣ
undischarged [ndIstSAdZd] _a. 1> ( ..) 2> 3> ( ) 4> ֣
undisciplined [ndIsIplInd] _a. 1> 2>
undiscriminated [ndIskrImIneItId] _a. 1> , 2>
undisguised [ndIsgaIzd] _a. 1> 2> ,
undisposed [ndIspuzd] _a. 1> (to) 2> ̣ ( ) 3> _.
undisputed [ndIspjutId] _a. ;
undistinguished [ndIstINgwISt] _a. 1> , 2> , ,
undisturbedly [ndIstbdlI] _adv.
undiverted [ndaIvtId] _a. ( )
undivided [ndIvaIdId] _a. 1> ̣, ; undivided opinion 2> = undiverted
undo [ndu] _v. (undid - undone) 1> , , ԣ 2> ; to undo the seam ; to undo a treaty ; what is done cannot be undone 3> ; 4> ()
undoing [nduIN] 1. _pres-p. undo 2. _n. 1> ; 2> , ԣ 3>
undone [ndn] 1. _p-p. undo 2. _a. 1> ; 2> ; we are undone 3> ԣ,
undoubted [ndautId] _a. ,
undraw [ndr] _v. , (, )
undreamedof [ndremtv] _a. ; ,
undreamtof [ndremtv] _a. ; ,
undress [ndres] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _attr. , ( ) 2. _v. ()
undressed [ndrest] 1. _p-p. undress 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> ; undressed leather ; undressed logs ң ң; undressed wound 3> ( )
undue [ndju] _a. 1> ; undue haste 2> ; 3> ( , )
undulate [ndjuleIt] 1. _a. , 2. _v. 1> 2> ( )
undulated [ndjuleItId] = undulate 1
undulation [ndjuleISn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
unduly [ndjulI] _adv. 1> , 2>
undying [ndaIIN] _a. ; ; undying glory
unearned [nȫnd] _a. ; unearned praise ; unearned income _. , ; unearned increment _. , . ,
unearth [nȫT] _v. 1> 2> 3> _. , ; to unearth a mystery (a secret, etc.) ( ..)
unearthly [nȫTlI] _a. 1> , ; 2> _. ; ; ; unearthly hour ;
uneasiness [nizInIs] _n. 1> 2> , 3> , Σ
uneasy [nizI] _a. 1> 2> , ; I am uneasy , 3> , Σ, ( ..); I felt uneasy
uneatable [nitbl] _a.
unedited [nedItId] _a.
uneducated [nedjukeItId] _a. , ޣ
unemployed [nImplId] 1. _a. 1> 2> ; 2. _n. (the unemployed) _pl. _.
unemployment [nImplImnt] _n. 1> 2> _attr. unemployment benefit
unencumbered [nInkmbd] _a. 1> Σ 2> ( , )
unending [nendIN] _a. ,
unendowed [nIndaud] _a.
unendurable [nIndjurbl] _a.
unenlightened [nInlaItnd] _a. 1> ݣ 2> ̣
unenlivened [nInlaIvnd] _a. , ̣ (-.)
unenterprising [nentpraIzIN] _a. ,
unequable [nikwbl] _a. ;
unequal [nikwl] _a. 1> ; ; ; unequal match 2> , ; unequal to the work 3> ( , ..)
unequalled [nikwld] _a. ; ģ
unequipped [nIkwIpt] _a. ; ; ,
unequivocal [nIkwIvkl] _a. , ̣; ; to count on unequivocal support ̣ ; to give unequivocal expression
unerring [nȫrIN] _a. , ; ; unerring judgement
uneven [nivn] _a. 1> ; 2> ; of uneven temper 3> ޣ
uneventful [nIventful] _a. ; uneventful life ,
unexampled [nIgzAmpld] _a. ;
unexcelled [nIkseld] _a. ģ
unexceptionable [nIksepSnbl] _a. , ;
unexecuted [neksIkjutId] _a. 1> 2> ( )
unexpected [nIkspektId] _a. , ;
unexperienced [nIkspIrInst] _a.
unexplored [nIkspld] _a.
unfabled [nfeIbld] _a. ;
unfading [nfeIdIN] _a. 1> , 2>
unfailing [nfeIlIN] _a. 1> ; ; an unfailing friend 2>
unfair [nfE] _a. 1> ; ; 2> ; unfair player
unfaithful [nfeITful] _a. 1> , ; to be unfaithful to one's husband (wife) () 2> ;
unfaltering [nfltrIN] _a. ; ף, ; with unfaltering steps ף ; unfaltering determination
unfamiliar [nfmIlj] _a. 1> , 2> , , 3> (with unfamiliar -.), (-.)
unfashionable [nfQSnbl] _a.
unfasten [nfAsn] _v. , ԣ, ԣ
unfathered [nfADd] _a. 1> _. ģ 2> ; unfathered theory ,
unfathomable [nfQDmbl] _a. 1> , 2> ,
unfavourable [nfeIvrbl] _a. 1> ; 2>
unfavoured [nfeIvd] _a.
unfed [nfed] _n. ,
unfee'd [nfid] _a.
unfeeling [nfilIN] _a. ,
unfeigned [nfeInd] _a. , ,
unfetter [nfet] _v. ;
unfinished [nfInISt] _a. 1> , ۣ 2> , ,
unfit 1. _a. [nfIt] 1> , ; a house unfit to live in , ; he is unfit for work , 2> ; ( ) 2. _v. [nfIt] (for)
unfix [nfIks] _v. 1> 2> , ,
unflagging [nflQgIN] _a.
unflappable [nflQpbl] _a. ; unflappable temperament
unfleshed [nfleSt] _a. ; _. ; an unfleshed sword , ݣ ң
unfold [nfuld] _v. 1> ף(-); () 2> ( ) 3> , (, )
unforeseen [nfsin] _a.
unforgettable [nfgetbl] _a. ;
unforgivable [nfgIvbl] _a.
unformed [nfmd] _a. 1> 2> (ݣ)
unfortunate [nftSnIt] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> 2. _n. 1> ; 2> _. _.
unfounded [nfaundId] _a. ,
unfreeze [nfriz] _v. 1> 2> "" 3>
unfrequented [nfrIkwentId] _a.
unfriended [nfrendId] _a.
unfriendly [nfrendlI] _a. 1> ; 2>
unfrock [nfrk] _v.
unfulfilled [nfulfIld] _a. ; ̣
unfunded [nfndId] _a. ( )
unfurnished [nfnISt] _a.
ungainly [ngeInlI] _a. , ,
ungear [ngI] _v. _.
unget-at-able [ngetQtbl] _a. ;
ungloved [nglvd] _a.
ungodly [ngdlI] _a. 1> 2> _. , 3> _.
ungovernable [ngvnbl] _a. ; ;
ungraceful [ngreIsful] _a. ,
ungracious [ngreISs] _a. 1> , 2>
ungrateful [ngreItful] _a. 1> 2> , ( )
ungrounded [ngraundId] _a. ,
ungrudging [ngrdZIN] _a. 1> , ; ( ) 2>
unguarded [ngAdId] _a. 1> ; ; 2> ݣ
unguent [Ngwnt] _n.
ungulate [NgjuleIt] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
unhackneyed [nhQknId] _a. ,
unhallowed [nhQlud] _a. 1> ݣ 2>
unhand [nhQnd] _v. ( -.);
unhandsome [nhQnsm] _a. 1> 2> , 3> ,
unhang [nhQN] _v. (unhung) (-. )
unhappy [nhQpI] _a. 1> ; ; he looks unhappy 2> ; an unhappy remark
unharmed [nhAmd] _a. , ; he will be unharmed
unharness [nhAnIs] _v.
unhealthy [nhelTI] _a. 1> ; ; unhealthy complexion 2> , ; unhealthy occupation 3> _. _.
unheard [nhd] _a. 1> 2> 3>
unheard-of [nhdv] _a.
unheeded [nhidId] _a. ,
unheeding [nhidIN] _a. ,
unhesitating [nhezIteItIN] _a. ,
unhesitatingly [nhezIteItINlI] _adv. , ,
unhewn [nhjun] _a. 1> , ԣ 2> _.
unhinge [nhIndZ] _v. 1> () 2> ; ; ; his mind is unhinged
unholy [nhulI] _a. 1> 2> ; 3> _. , ; an unholy row
unhook [nhuk] _v. 1> 2> () 3>
unhoped [nhupt] _a.
unhopedfor [nhuptf] _a.
unhorse [nhs] _v.
unhoused [nhauzd] _a. , ۣ ,
unhung [nhN] _p. _p-p. unhang
unhurried [nhrId] _a. ,
unhurt [nht] _a.
unhygienic [nhaIdZinIk] _a. ,
uni [junI] -, -; unicameral ; unicolour
unicellular [junIseljul] _a. _.
unicorn [junIkn] _n. _.
unicorn-fish [junIknfIS] _n. _.
unification [junIfIkeISn] _n. 1> 2>
uniform [junIfm] 1. _n. , 2. _a. 1> ; ; ; uniform prices 2> 3> ( ) 3. _v.
uniformed [junIfmd] 1. _p-p. uniform 3 2. _a.
uniformity [junIfmItI] _n.
unify [junIfaI] _v. 1> 2>
unilateral [junIlQtrl] _a. ; unilateral disarmament
unimaginable [nImQdZInbl] _a.
unimaginative [nImQdZIntIv] _a. ۣ ,
unimpaired [nImpEd] _a. , ,
unimpeachable [nImpitSbl] _a. ;
unimpeded [nImpidId] _a.
unimportant [nImptnt] _a.
unimprovable [nImpruvbl] _a. 1> 2> ,
unimproved [nImpruvd] _a. 1> , 2> ( ) 3> ; ; unimproved opportunities
uninfluenced [nInflunst] _a. , ģ
uninformed [nInfmd] _a. , ̣
uninhabitable [nInhQbItbl] _a.
uninhabited [nInhQbItId] _a.
uninhibited [nInhIbItId] _a. ,
uninjured [nIndZd] _a. ģ,
uninspired [nInspaId] _a. 1> ̣, ̣ 2>
uninsured [nInSud] _a.
unintelligent [nIntelIdZnt] _a. 1> 2>
unintelligible [nIntelIdZIbl] _a.
uninterested [nIntrIstId] _a. 1> ( ޣ-. uninterested in); (-.) 2> ,
uninterrupted [nIntrptId] _a. 1> 2>
uninuclear [junInjuklI] _a.
uninvited [nInvaItId] _a. ۣ,
uninviting [nInvaItIN] _a. ;
union [junjn] _n. 1> ( ); the Soviet U. ; the U. > _. Σ ; > Σ ; {. . 2 6} 2> , ; ; the U. > ; > ; {. . 1 6} 3> , -; closed union ; to join the union 4> , ; in perfect union 5> ; union of hearts 6> (the U.) {. . 1 2} 7> _. 8> _. ; ; 9> _attr. ; union shop , ; union label , ,
union card [junjnkAd] _n.
union cloth [junjnklT] _n.
Union flag [junjnflQg] _n. Σ
union Jack [junjndZQk] = Union flag
union suit [junjnsjut] _n. _.
union-smashing [junjnsmQSIN] _n.
unionism [junjnIzm] _n. 1> - 2> _.
unionist [junjnIst] _n. 1> 2> _. ( ; _. )
unionize [junjnaIz] _v. 1> 2>
unique [junik] 1. _a. 1> ϣ ; ; unique feature _. 2> _. , 2. _n.
unisexual [junIseksjul] _a. _.
unison [junIzn] _n. 1> _. ; to sing in unison 2> ; to act in unison
unit [junIt] _n. 1> ; 2> ; a unit of length 3> _. , ޣ 4> _. _. 5> _. ; ; 6> _. , , , , ; unit rule _. , ; to be a unit _.
unite [junaIt] _v. 1> () 2> ()
united [junaItId] 1. _p-p. unite 2. _a. 1> Σ; Σ 2> ; united actions 3> ; united family
united Nations [junaItIdneISnz] _n. Σ
unity [junItI] _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 [junIvQlv] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
universal [junIvsl] _a. 1> ; 2>
universe [junIvs] _n. 1> , ; 2> ;
university [junIvsItI] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> 4> _attr.
unjoin [ndZIn] _v.
unjust [ndZst] _a.
unjustifiable [ndZstIfaIbl] _a.
unkempt [nkempt] _a. 1> ޣ 2> ; 3> ( )
unkennel [nkenl] _v. 1> 2> ,
unkind [nkaInd] _a. ,
unking [nkIN] _v.
unknown [nnun] 1. _a. ; address unknown 2. _n. (the unknown) 1> 2> ; the Great U. " " ( . ) 3> _. , 3. _adv. , ; he did it unknown to me
unlaboured [nleIbd] _a. ; ̣, ģ, (. )
unlace [nleIs] _v. ,
unlade [nleId] _v. (unladed [Id] - unladed, unladen)
unladen [nleIdn] 1. _p-p. unlade 2. _a. Σ (-.); unladen with anxieties Σ ; unladen weight
unladylike [nleIdIlaIk] _a. 1> 2> ,
unlaid [nleId] _p. _p-p. unlay
unlawful [nlful] _a. 1> , 2>
unlay [nleI] _v. (unlaid) ()
unlearn [nln] _v. (unlearnt, unlearned [d]) ; ,
unlearned 1. [nlnd] _p-p. unlearn 2. _a. [nlnId] 1> ޣ, 2> ,
unlearnt [nlnt] _p. _p-p. unlearn
unleash [nliS] _v. 1> 2> , ; to unleash war
unleavened [nlevnd] _a. ( ); unleavened bread _. ;
unless [nles] 1. _cj. ; ; I shall not go unless the weather is fine , ; unless and until 2. _prep. ,
unlettered [nletd] _a. ;
unlike [nlaIk] 1. _a. , , ; unlike poles (charges) _. ͣ (); unlike signs _. 2. _prep.
unlikely [nlaIklI] 1. _a. 1> , , ; recovery is unlikely 2> ; 3> 2. _adv. ,
unlimited [nlImItId] _a. , ;
unlink [nlINk] _v. ; ;
unlit [nlIt] _a. 1> ֣ 2> ԣ, ݣ
unlive [nlIv] _v. , ; ()
unload [nlud] _v. 1> (); 2> _. 3> , ( -. ), .
unlock [nlk] _v. 1> ; ; she unlocked her secret 2> _. ;
unlooked-for [nluktf] _a. ,
unloose [nlus] = loose 3
unloosen [nlusn] = loose 3
unlovable [nlvbl] _a. 1> , 2> ,
unlovely [nlvlI] _a. , ,
unlucky [nlkI] _a. 1> ; an unlucky day for their arrival 2>
unmade [nmeId] _p. _p-p. unmake
unmake [nmeIk] _v. (unmade) 1> (); 2> 3> ( , )
unman [nmQn] _v. 1> , 2> 3> ,
unmanageable [nmQnIdZbl] _a. 1> 2> ( £, ..);
unmanned [nmQed] 1. _p-p. unman 2. _a. 1> () 2> 3> _. ;
unmannerly [nmQnlI] _a. ,
unmapped [nmQpt] _a. ӣ
unmarked [nmAkt] _a. 1> 2> ,
unmarketable [nmAkItbl] _a. ,
unmarried [nmQrId] _a. , ;
unmarrigeable [nmQrIdZbl] _a. ; ;
unmask [nmAsk] _v. 1> ; _. . 2> _. 3> _.
unmatched [nmQtSt] _a. ,
unmeaning [nminIN] _a.
unmeant [nment] _a. ;
unmeasured [nmeZd] _a. 1> 2> , 3> ,
unmeet [nmit] _a.
unmentionable [nmenSnbl] 1. _a. , 2. _n. _pl. _. _. "", ,
unmerchantable [nmtSntbl] = unmarketable
unmerciful [nmsIful] _a. ,
unmerited [nmerItId] _a.
unmindful [nmaIndful] _a. , ; unmindful of one's duties ; to be unmindful of others
unmistakable [nmIsteIkbl] _a. , , ,
unmitigated [nmItIgeItId] _a. 1> ޣ; 2> , ; an unmitigated liar
unmoor [nmu] _v. _. ,
unmoral [nmrl] _a. ,
unmounted [nmauntId] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> ( )
unmoved [nmuvd] _a. 1> ; , 2> , 3>
unmurmuring [nmmrIN] _a.
unmusical [nmjuzIkl] _a.
unmuzzle [nmzl] _v. 1> 2> _. ,
unnamed [nneImd] _a. 1> 2>
unnatural [nnQtSrl] _a. 1> 2> , 3> 4> ,
unnecessary [nnesIsrI] _a. ,
unnerve [nnv] _v. , , , ,
unnoted [nnutId] _a. ,
unnoticed [nnutIst] _a.
unnumbered [nnmbd] _a. 1> ; 2> , , ޣ
unnurtured [nntSd] _a. ;
unobjectionable [nbdZekSnbl] _a. ;
unobservant [nbzvnt] _a. ,
unobstructed [nbstrktId] _a. , ; unobstructed sight
unobtainable [nbteInbl] _a. ; ,
unobtrusive [nbtrusIv] _a. ,
unoccupied [nȍkjupaId] _a. 1> , , ( ) 2> , ;
unoffending [nfendIN] _a. ,
unofficial [nfISl] _a.
unoriginal [nrIdZnl] _a. ;
unostentatious [nǍstenteISs] _a. , ,
unowned [nȫund] _a. 1> 2>
unpack [npQk] _v. ; to unpack a trunk
unpaged [npeIdZd] _a.
unpaid [npeId] _a. 1> ; ; unpaid for 2> 3> ; unpaid work
unpaired [npEd] _a. ;
unpalatable [npQltbl] _a. 1> 2>
unparalleled [npQrleld] _a. , ,
unpardonable [npAdnbl] _a.
unparented [npErntId] _a. ; ;
unparliamentary [npAlmentrI] _a. , ; unparliamentary language ; ,
unpatriotic [npQtrIȍtIk] _a.
unpeg [npeg] _v. 1> , ģ 2> _. (, )
unpenetrable [npenItrbl] _a.
unpeople [npipl] _v.
unperformed [npfmd] _a. , ̣
unpersuadable [npsweIdbl] _a.
unperturbed [nptbd] _a.
unpick [npIk] _v.
unpicked [npIkt] 1. _p-p. unpick 2. _a. 1> 2> , 3>
unpin [npIn] _v. ; ( -.)
unplaced [npleIst] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> ң ( )
unpleasant [npleznt] _a. ,
unpleasantness [nplezntnIs] _n. 1> 2> 3> , ; to have a slight unpleasantness with smb. -.; the late unpleasantness _.
unpointed [npIntId] _a. 1> , ( ..) 2> , 3> ( ) 4>
unpolished [nplISt] _a. ;
unpolitical [nplItIkl] _a. 1> 2>
unpopular [nppjul] _a. , (with unpopular -.)
unposted [npustId] _a. 1> (ݣ) ( ), 2> ̣
unpractical [nprQktIkl] _a.
unpractised [nprQktIst] _a. 1> Σ 2> ,
unprecedented [npresIdntId] _a. , ;
unpredictable [nprIdIktbl] _a. ;
unprefaced [nprefIst] _a.
unprejudiced [npredZudIst] _a. ģ,
unpremeditated [nprImedIteItId] _a. 1> , , 2> _.
unprepared [nprIpEd] _a. , ;
unprepossessed [npripzest] = unprejudiced
unpresentable [nprIzentbl] _a. , ,
unpretending [nprItendIN] = unpretentious
unpretentious [nprItenSs] _a. , ,
unpriced [npraIst] _a. 1> ̣, 2>
unprincipled [nprInspld] _a. ;
unprintable [nprIntbl] _a. ; ,
unprivileged [nprIvIlIdZd] _a. ,
unprized [npraIzd] _a. Σ
unprocurable [nprkjurbl] _a. ; ,
unproductive [nprdktIv] _a. ; unproductive capital ͣ
unprofessional [nprfeSnl] _a. 1> ; unprofessional advice 2>
unprofitable [nprfItbl] _a. 1> , , 2> ( )
unpromising [nprmIsIN] _a. ;
unprompted [nprmptId] _a. 1> , ۣ, 2> ,
unproportional [nprpSnl] _a.
unprotected [nprtektId] _a. 1> ݣ; 2> ( )
unprovided [nprvaIdId] _a. 1> ֣, ( ..; . unprovided for); he was left unprovided for 2> ;
unprovoked [nprvukt] _a. ,
unpublished [npblISt] _a. ,
unpunishable [npnISbl] _a.
unpunished [npnISt] _a.
unqualified [nkwlIfaId] _a. 1> , 2> , ( -.) 3> , ; an unqualified refusal ; unqualified praise 4> [nkwlIfaId] _. , ; an unqualified liar
unquenchable [nkwentSbl] _a. 1> ; unquenchable thirst 2> ( ..)
unquestionable [nkwestSnbl] _a. ,
unquestioned [nkwestSnd] _a. 1> , 2>
unquestioning [nkwestSnIN] _a. 1> 2> , ; unquestioning obedience
unquiet [nkwaIt] 1. _n. 2. _a. 1> 2>
unquotable [nkwutbl] _a.
unquote [nkwut] _v.
unquoted [nkwutId] 1. _p-p. unquote 2. _a.
unravel [nrQvl] _v. 1> ( ..) 2> , ; to unravel a mystery
unrazored [nreIzd] _a. _.
unread [nred] _a.
unreadable [nridbl] _a. 1> ( ), 2> ,
unready [nredI] _a. 1> 2> , 3>
unreal [nrIl] _a. 1> , 2> ,
unreality [nrIQlItI] _n. 1> 2> -. ,
unrealizable [nrIlaIzbl] _a. 1> 2> _.
unrealized [nrIlaIzd] _a. ̣,
unreason [nrizn] _n. , , ;
unreasonable [nriznbl] _a. 1> , 2> , ; ( ..); an unreasonable demand
unreasoned [nriznd] _a. ;
unreciprocated [nrIsIprkeItId] _a.
unreclaimed [nrIkleImd] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> 3>
unrecognizable [nrekgnaIzbl] _a.
unrecognized [nrekgnaIzd] _a. 1> 2>
unrecorded [nrIkdId] _a. ; ;
unredeemed [nrIdimd] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( ); ( ); ( ) 3> (by)
unreel [nril] _v. ()
unrefined [nrIfaInd] _a. 1> , 2> ; unrefined manners
unreflecting [nrIflektIN] _a. 1> () 2> ; ,
unregistered [nredZIstd] _a.
unregulated [nregjuleItId] _a. , ;
unrehearsed [nrIhst] _a. 1> ; 2>
unrein [nreIn] _v. 1> , 2> ( -.),
unrelated [nrIleItId] _a. , (to)
unrelenting [nrIlentIN] _a. 1> , 2> ,
unreliable [nrIlaIbl] _a. ģ
unrelieved [nrIlivd] _a. 1> ģ ( -. ) 2> , ; ޣ 3> 4> Σ ( ..) unrelieved boredom
unremitting [nrImItIN] _a. ; ; ; unremitting toil
unrepeatable [nrIpitbl] _a. 1> 2> ,
unrepentant [nrIpentnt] _a. ,
unrepresented [nreprIzentId] _a.
unrequited [nrIkwaItId] _a. 1> ģ, ; unrequited love 2> ݣ
unreserve [nrIzv] _n. 1> 2>
unreserved [nrIzvd] _a. 1> ; unreserved admiration 2> 3> (-. ) 4> ,
unreservedly [nrIzvIdlI] _adv. 1> , , 2>
unresolved [nrIzlvd] _a. 1> ; ( -.), 2> ۣ; my doubts are still unresolved ݣ
unresponsive [nrIspnsIv] _a. , ( -.); ;
unrest [nrest] _n. 1> , 2> ,
unresting [nrestIN] _a.
unrestrained [nrIstreInd] _a. 1> , 2> ģ; unrestrained laughter
unrestraint [nrIstreInt] _n. , ;
unrestricted [nrIstrIktId] _a.
unrewarded [nrIwdId] _a. ģ
unriddle [nrIdl] _v. ,
unrig [nrIg] _v. _. ;
unrighteous [nraItSs] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> 3> ; 2. _n. (the unrighteous) _pl. _.
unrighteousness [nraItSsnIs] _n. ;
unrip [nrIp] _v. ;
unrivalled [nraIvld] _a. , ģ
unrobe [nrub] _v.
unroll [nrul] _v. ף()
unroof [nruf] _v.
unroot [nrut] _v. ޣ;
unround [nraund] _v. _. ( )
unroyal [nrIl] _a. ;
unruffled [nrfld] _a. 1> ( , ..) 2> ,
unruled [nruld] _a. 1> , 2> ( )
unsaddle [nsQdl] _v. 1> () 2> ()
unsafe [nseIf] _a. ģ,
unsaid [nsed] 1. _p. _p-p. unsay 2. _a. ӣ, ; things better left unsaid , ޣ ,
unsatisfactorily [nsQtIsfQktrIlI] _adv.
unsatisfactory [nsQtIsfQktrI] _a.
unsatisfied [nsQtIsfaId] _a. ң, ; unsatisfied demand ң
unsatisfying [nsQtIsfaIIN] _a. ,
unsavoury [nseIvrI] _a. 1> 2> ,
unsay [nseI] _v. (unsaid) ;
unscalable [nskeIlbl] _a. ( ߣ ..)
unscathed [nskeIDd] _a.
unschooled [nskuld] _a. 1> , 2> , ģ; unschooled talent
unscientific [nsaIntIfIk] _a. ,
unscramble [nskrQmbl] _v. 1> 2> ( ..)
unscreened [nskrind] _a. 1> ݣ ۣ 2>
unscrew [nskru] _v. (); ()
unscrupulous [nskrupjuls] _a. 1> ; 2> ;
unseal [nsil] _v. 1> 2>
unseam [nsim] _v.
unsearchable [nstSbl] _a. ,
unseasonable [nsiznbl] _a. 1> 2> ,
unseasoned [nsiznd] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ; 3> ,
unseat [nsit] _v. 1> ; .. 2> 3> , ..; to unseat a government
unseeing [nsiIN] _a. 1> ; 2>
unseemly [nsimlI] _a. ;
unseen [nsin] 1. _a. 1> 2> unseen translation 3> 2. _n. 1> (an unseen) 2> (the unseen)
unselfish [nselfIS] _a. ,
unsettle [nsetl] _v. 1> (-.); 2> ()
unsettled [nsetld] 1. _p-p. unsettle 2. _a. 1> ; ; the weather is unsettled 2> ۣ, 3> 4> ̣
unshackle [nSQkl] _v. ; _.
unshaded [nSeIdId] _a. 1> ݣ , 2> , , ( )
unshadowed [nSQdud] _a. , ; ޣ
unshakable [nSeIkbl] _a.
unshaken [nSeIkn] _a. , ף
unshapely [nSeIplI] _a. , ; unshapely figure
unshared [nSEd] _a. ̣ ( ..)
unshaven [nSeIvn] _a.
unsheathe [nSiD] _v. ; to unsheathe the sword ; _.
unshed [nSed] _a. ; unshed tears ̣
unsheltered [nSeltd] _a. 1> , ݣ 2> , 3> _. unsheltered industries
unshielded [nSildId] _a. ݣ
unship [nSIp] _v. 1> 2> 3> , (ף, )
unshod [nSd] 1. _p. _p-p. unshoe 2. _a. 1> , ( ) 2>
unshoe [nSu] _v. (unshod) 1> ( -.) 2> ()
unshorn [nSn] _a. ;
unshrinkable [nSrINkbl] _a. ( ),
unshrinking [nSrINkIN] _a. , , ף
unshutter [nSt] _v. ,
unsighted [nsaItId] _a. 1> 2> ֣ 3>
unsightly [nsaItlI] _a. ; ( );
unsigned [nsaInd] _a. ; unsigned letter
unsized [nsaIzd] _a.
unskilful [nskIlful] _a. 1> , 2> , ,
unskilled [nskIld] _a. 1> ; unskilled labour > , ޣ ; > _. 2> ; unskilled work
unsleeping [nslipIN] _a. ,
unsnarl [nsnAl] _v. (. _.)
unsociable [nsuSbl] _a. ;
unsocial [nsuSl] _a. 1> 2>
unsold [nsuld] _a. , , ( )
unsolder [nsld] _v.
unsolved [nslvd] _a. ۣ ( , )
unsophisticated [nsfIstIkeItId] _a. 1> , , , 2> ; ,
unsought [nst] _a. 1> 2> -.
unsound [nsaund] _a. 1> , ; ; of unsound mind , 2> , 3> , ; unsound arguments 4> ģ 5> () 6> _.
unsounded [nsaundId] _a. ( )
unsown [nsun] _a.
unsparing [nspErIN] _a. 1> , (of, in) 2> , 3>
unspeakable [nspikbl] _a. 1> (); unspeakable joy 2> ; unspeakable manners
unspent [nspent] _a. 1> ; 2> ̣
unspoiled [nspIlt] _a.
unspoilt [nspIlt] _a.
unspoken [nspukn] _a. ,
unsportsmanlike [nsptsmnlaIk] _a. 1> , ; 2> ,
unspotted [nsptId] _a. ; (. _.)
unsprung [nsprN] _a. ,
unstable [nsteIbl] _a. 1> ף; 2> , 3> _.
unstained [nsteInd] _a. (. _.)
unstamped [nstQmpt] _a. 1> 2> ̣,
unstarched [nstAtSt] _a. 1> 2> ģ, ,
unstatutable [nstQtjutbl] _a. ,
unsteady [nstedI] _a. 1> , ף; , 2>
unstick [nstIk] _v. (unstuck) ,
unstirred [nstd] _a.
unstitch [nstItS] _v. ()
unstop [nstp] _v. 1> ( ..) 2>
unstrained [nstreInd] _a. 1> ģ 2>
unstrap [nstrQp] _v. ԣ, ( ..)
unstressed [nstrest] _a. 1> (, ) 2> ޣ
unstring [nstrIN] _v. (unstrung) 1> (_. ) () 2> ( ..) 3> ()
unstrung [nstrN] 1. _p. _p-p. unstring 2. _a. ( )
unstuck [nstk] 1. _p. _p-p. unstick 2. _a. ( ..) our plan has come unstuck _.
unstudied [nstdId] _a. , ģ
unsubmissive [nsbmIsIv] _a. ,
unsubstantial [nsbstQnSl] _a. 1> 2> , , 3> 4> 5> ; ̣ ( )
unsuccessful [nsksesful] _a. 1> , 2>
unsuitable [nsjutbl] _a. ,
unsullied [nslId] _a. ( ..)
unsung [nsN] _a. _. 1> 2>
unsunned [nsnd] _a. ݣ
unsure [nSu] _a. 1> ģ 2> ̣ 3> ;
unsurpassable [nspAsbl] _a. ģ
unsurpassed [nspAst] _a. ģ
unsusceptible [nsseptbl] _a. , (to)
unsuspected [nsspektId] _a. 1> ; 2> ,
unsuspecting [nsspektIN] _a. (of unsuspecting )
unsuspicious [nsspISs] _a. 1> 2>
unswathe [nsweID] _v. ̣;
unswayed [nsweId] _a. 1> 2> ģ
unswerving [nswvIN] _a.
unsworn [nswn] _a. 1> 2>
unsympathetic [nsImpTetIk] _a. 1> ; ޣ 2> , ,
untamable [nteImbl] _a.
untangle [ntQNgl] _v.
untaught [ntt] _a. 1> ; 2> ģ,
untenable [ntenbl] _a. 1> 2>
untenantable [ntenntbl] _a. ;
unthankful [nTQNkful] _a.
unthinkable [nTINkbl] _a. 1> ; 2> _. ; ; it's quite unthinkable
unthinking [nTINkIN] _a. ,
unthread [nTred] _v. 1> ( ) 2> _.
unthrifty [nTrIftI] _a. ,
unthrone [nTrun] _v.
untidiness [ntaIdInIs] _n. , ;
untidy [ntaIdI] _a. , ; ( )
untie [ntaI] _v. 1> 2>
untied [ntaId] 1. _p-p. untie 2. _a. ;
untight [ntaIt] _a. ;
until [ntIl] = till I
untile [ntaIl] _v.
untimely [ntaImlI] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> ; 2. _adv. 1> ; 2> ;
unto [ntu] _. . to 1
untold [ntuld] _a. 1> ; he left the secret untold ; 2> ; ޣ; untold wealth
untouchable [nttSbl] 1. _a. 1> 2> , 3> _. 2. _n. _. ; the untouchables
untoward [ntud] _a. 1> , ; ; if nothing untoward happens 2> _. ,
untrained [ntreInd] _a. ;
untrammelled [ntrQmld] _a. ; untrammelled right
untransferable [ntrQnsfrbl] _a. ,
untranslatable [ntrQnsleItbl] _a.
untried [ntraId] _a. 1> , 2> ( )
untrodden [ntrdn] _a. , ; ,
untrue [ntru] _a. 1> (-. - to) 2> ; 3> ; untrue to type ,
untrustworthy [ntrstwDI] _a. ģ
untruth [ntruT] _n. 1> , ; to tell an untruth 2> _.
untuck [ntk] _v. 1> () 2> , (-. ף, )
untune [ntjun] _v. (_. )
unturned [ntnd] _a. ף, ; to leave no stone unturned . stone 1
untutored [ntjutd] _a. 1> 2> , , ۣ 3> ģ, ( )
untwine [ntwaIn] _v. 1> (-); () 2> ()
untwist [ntwIst] _v. (-); (); ()
unusable [njuzbl] _a. , ,
unuseda 1> [njust] (to unuseda -.) 2> [njuzd] ;
unusual [njuZul] _a. 1> ; , ; 2>
unutilized [njutIlaIzd] _a.
unutterable [ntrbl] _a. 1> 2> _. ,
unvalued [nvQljud] _a. 1> Σ 2>
unvarnisheda 1> [nvAnISt] 2> [nvAnISt] ; unvarnisheda truth
unveil [nveIl] _v. 1> ( -.); ; _. 2> () 3> (, ..)
unversed [nvst] _a. , , (in unversed ޣ-.)
unvoice [nvIs] _v. _.
unvoiced [nvIst] _a. 1> ӣ 2> _.
unvote [nvut] _v.
unwanted [nwntId] _a. , ; ,
unwarned [nwnd] _a. ģ
unwarrantable [nwrntbl] _a. ,
unwarranted [nwrntId] _a. 1> 2> ;
unwary [nwErI] _a. ,
unwashed [nwSt] _a. ;
unwavering [nweIvrIN] _a.
unwearying [nwIrIIN] _a. ;
unweave [nwiv] _v. (unwove - unwoven) (), ;
unwed [nwed] _a. ; ;
unwelcome [nwelkm] _a. , ;
unwell [nwel] _a. ; she is unwell > ; > _. ţ
unwept [nwept] _a. _.
unwholesome [nhulsm] _a. , ,
unwieldy [nwildI] _a. ,
unwilled [nwIld] _a. , ,
unwilling [nwIlIN] _a. ,
unwillingly [nwIlINlI] _adv. ,
unwind [nwaInd] _v. (unwound) 1> (); () 2> _. (£) 3> (-) ( )
unwinking [nwINkIN] _a. 1> 2>
unwisdom [nwIzdm] _n. ,
unwise [nwaIz] _a.
unwished [nwISt] _a. (for)
unwitnessed [nwItnIst] _a. 1> 2> ģ
unwitting [nwItIN] _a. 1> (-.) 2> , ;
unwittingly [nwItINlI] _adv. , ;
unwonted [nwuntId] _a. 1> , ; 2> (to unwonted -.)
unworkable [nwkbl] _a. ,
unworkmanlike [nwkmnlaIk] _a. -,
unworldly [nwldlI] _a. 1> 2> ;
unworn [nwn] _a. 1> 2>
unworthy [nwDI] _a. (of unworthy -.)
unwound [nwaund] _p. _p-p. unwind
unwove [nwuv] _p. unweave
unwoven [nwuvn] _p-p. unweave
unwrap [nrQp] _v. ף()
unwritten [nrItn] _a. 1> ; unwritten law > ; > _. 2> , 3> ( )
unyielding [njildIN] _a. ף, ; ,
unyoke [njuk] _v. ( -.);
unyoked [njukt] 1. _p-p. unyoke 2. _a. ֣
unzip [nzIp] _v.
up [p] 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 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 country [pkntrI] _adv. ;
up to [ptu] > , : 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- [p] _pref. 1> , , : up-grade ߣ; upland ; upstairs 2> , , ߣ, ..: upheaval ; ; upswing 3> , , : to uproot , ޣ; to upset ; to upturn ף
up-and-coming [pndkmIN] _a. 1> , ; 2> ,
up-and-down [pndaun] _a. 1> 2> , 3> _. , 4>
up-beat [pbit] _n. _.
up-country [pkntrI] 1. _n. 2. _a. ;
up-date [pdeIt] _v.
up-grade [pgreId] 1. _n. ߣ; on the up-grade ߣ 2. _v. , ..
up-stream [pstrim] 1. _adv. 1> 2> 2. _a. 1> 2>
up-to-date [ptdeIt] _a. ; ;
upand down [pndaun] _adv. 1> , 2> ; {. . up 1, 2}
upas [jups] _n. 1> _. 2>
upas-tree [jupstri] = upas 1
upbear [pbE] _v. (upbore - upborne)
upbore [pb] _p. upbear
upborne [pbn] _p-p. upbear
upbraid [pbreId] _v. , (with, for upbraid -.)
upbringing [pbrININ] _n.
upbuild [pbIld] _v. ,
upcast [pkAst] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. 2. _a. ,
upchuck [ptSk] _v. _. ,
updo [pdu] _n. ޣ, ޣ
upgrowth [pgruT] _n. 1> , 2> , ԣ,
upheaval [phivl] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
upheave [phiv] _v. (upheaved [d], uphove) ()
upheld [pheld] _p. _p-p. uphold
uphill [phIl] 1. _adv. 2. _a. 1> 2> _. ֣, ; an uphill task
uphold [phuld] _v. (upheld) , ; ; to uphold the view
upholder [phuld] _n.
upholster [phulst] _v. 1> (; with, in upholster -.) 2> (, ..)
upholsterer [phulstr] _n. ;
upholstery [phulstrI] _n. 1> 2> ,
uphove [phuv] _p. _p-p. upheave
upkeep [pkip] _n. 1> ( ); 2>
upland [plnd] 1. _n. (. _pl.) ; 2. _a. 1> 2> ̣;
uplift 1. _n. [plIft] 1> ߣ ( ..); ߣ 2> _. 2. _v. [plIft] ()
upon [pn] ( ); [pn] ( ) = on 1 upon my Sam! _. !
upper [p] 1. _a. 1> ; ; the U. 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 [pwks] _n. _pl.
upper-cut [pkt] _n. , ( )
uppermost [pmust] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> , 2. _adv. 1> 2> ; I said whatever came uppermost ,
uppish [pIS] _a. _. , ;
uppity [pItI] _. . uppish
upraise [preIz] _v. , ;
upright 1. _n. [praIt] 1> ; ; 2> _. upright piano 2. _a. 1> [praIt] , , 2> [praIt] 3. _adv. [praIt] , ,
upright piano [praItpIQnu] _n.
uprightly [praItlI] _adv. ,
uprise 1. _n. [praIz] 1> 2> 3> ߣ 4> = uprising 2 2. _v. [praIz] (uprose - uprisen) _. 1> 2>
uprisen [prIzn] _p-p. uprise 2
uprising [praIzIN] 1. _pres-p. uprise 2 2. _n.
uproar [pr] _n. 1> , 2> ,
uproarious [prrIs] _a. ,
uproot [prut] _v. ;
uprose [pruz] _p. uprise 2
upset [pset] 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 [pSt] _n. , ; ; in the upshot
upside [psaId] _n.
upside-down [psaIddaun] 1. _a. ף 2. _adv. ,
upstage [psteIdZ] 1. _a. 1> 2> _. , 2. _adv.
upstair [pstE] = upstairs 1, 1) upstairs 3
upstairs [pstEz] 1. _adv. 1> ( ), ; , 2> _. ; 2. _n. 1> 2> , 3. _a. ,
upstanding [pstQndIN] _a. 1> ; ; 2> 3> ; upstanding children 4>
upstart 1. _n. [pstAt] 2. _v. [pstAt] 1> 2> ,
upstate [psteIt] _n. _.
upstroke [pstruk] _n. 1> , ( , ) 2> _. ()
upsurge [psdZ] 1. _n. , , ߣ; upsurge of anger 2. _v. ,
upsweep [pswip] 1. _n. = updo 2. _v. ޣ, ()
upswing [pswIN] 1. _n. ߣ; 2. _v. ;
uptake [pteIk] _n. 1> ; to be quick (slow) in the uptake () 2> _.
upthrow [pTru] _n. 1> 2> = upheaval 3
uptown [ptaun] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. 2. _a. 3. _adv.
uptrend [ptrend] _n.
upturn [ptn] 1. _n. 1> ߣ; ( ..) 2> ( ..) 2. _v. ף
upward [pwd] 1. _a. 2. _adv. = upwards
upwards [pwdz] _adv. 1> ; to follow the river upwards 2> ; ; ; children of five years and upwards ; upwards of ; upwards of 50 people 50
uraemia [jurimj] _n. _.
Ural-Altaic [jurlQlteIIk] 1. _a. - 2. _n. -
uranium [jureInjm] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; uranium reactor
Uranus [jurns] _n. _. _. _.
urban [ȫbn] _a. ; urban population
urbane [beIn] _a. ;
urbanity [bQnItI] _n. 1> , , 2>
urbanize [ȫbnaIz] _v. 1> , 2> (ӣ ..)
urchin [ȫtSIn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _.
Urdu [udu] _n.
urea [jurI] _n. _.
ureter [jurit] _n. _.
urethra [juriTr] _n. ,
urge [dZ] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> , (. urge on) 2> ; 3> , ; ; to urge smth. upon smb. -. ޣ-. 4> ,
urgency [ȫdZnsI] _n. 1> , ; a matter of great urgency 2> ;
urgent [ȫdZnt] _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 [jurIneISn] _n.
urine [jurIn] _n.
urinology [jurInldZI] = urology
urn [n] _n. 1> 2>
urology [jurldZI] _n.
Ursa [ȫs] _n. Ursa Major (Minor) _. ()
ursine [ȫsaIn] _a.
Uruguayan [urugwaIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
us [s] ( ); [s] ( ) _pron. _pers. _obj. we
usable [juzbl] _a. 1> 2> ,
usage [juzIdZ] _n. 1> 2> , ; harsh usage 3> , 4>
usance [juzns] _n.
use 1. _n. [jus] 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. [juz] 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. . [just]) 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. [juzd] _p-p. use 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> _. ,
used to [just] _a. ; you'll soon get used to it
used-up [juzdp] _a. 1> , ң 2> _. ; ģ
useful [jusful] _a. 1> , ; useful effect _. , 2> _. ; ;
useless [juslIs] _a. 1> ; 2> _. , ; I am feeling useless ,
user [juz] _n. 1> 2> (-.) 3> _. ;
usher [S] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; ԣ 3> ( ) 4> 5> _. 6> _. _. 2. _v. 1> ; (in) 2> , (, ; . usher in)
usherette [Sret] _n. ; ԣ
usquebaugh [skwIb] _n. 1> _. _. 2>
usual [juZul] 1. _a. , ; as usual ; the usual thing , (, ) 2. _n. (the usual) = the usual thing {. 1}
usually [juZulI] _adv. ,
usufruct [jusjufrkt] _n. _. ( ţ )
usufructuary [jusjufrktjurI] _. 1. _a. {. usufruct} 2. _n. ,
usurer [juZr] _n.
usurious [juzjurIs] _a.
usurp [juzp] _v. ,
usurpation [juzpeISn] _n. ,
usurper [juzp] _n. ,
usury [juZurI] _n. 1> 2> 3> with usury
utensil [jutensl] _n. , ; ; kitchen utensils ; writing utensils
uteri [jutraI] _pl. uterus
uterine [jutraIn] _a. ; uterine brother
uterus [jutrs] _n. (_pl. -ri) _.
utilitarian [jutIlItErIn] 1. _a. 2. _n. (U.)
utilitarianism [jutIlItErInIzm] _n. _.
utility [jutIlItI] _n. 1> ; ; of no utility 2> _pl. (. public utilities) , ; 3> _pl. 4> _. 5> _attr. 6> _attr. 7> _attr. ( )
utility-man [jutIlItImn] _n. 1> _. _. ԣ 2>
utilization [jutIlaIzeISn] _n. ,
utilize [jutIlaIz] _v. ,
utmost [tmust] 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,
Utopia [jutupj] _n.
Utopian [jutupjn] 1. _a. 2. _n.
utricle [jutrIkl] _n. _.
utter _I [t] _v. 1> (); 2> ; to utter a lie 3> (. ) _II [t] _a. 1> , , ; ; utter darkness ; an utter scoundrel 2> utter barrister , " "
utterance [trns] _n. 1> , ; he gave utterance to his rage 2> ; public utterance 3> ; , 4>
utterly [tlI] _adv. , ; utterly ruined , ң
uttermost [tmust] = utmost
uvula [juvjul] _n. (_pl. -lae) _.
uvulae [juvjuli] _pl. uvula
uvular [juvjul] _a.
uxorious [ksrIs] _a.
Uzbek [uzbek] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
V v [vi] _n. (_pl. Vs, V's [viz]) 1> 22- . 2> -., V 3> 5; 4> _. _.
V [vi] 1> ( ); V-Day 2> V; V-neck ( ) V 3> _. V-; ; V-belt
V-Day [videI] _n. ( )
V-E day [viideI] _n. Victory in Europe Day ( )
V-jday3 [vidZeIdeI] _n. ( )
V-mail [vimeIl] _n. ̣ ( )
V-neck [vinek] _n. ( )
vac [vQk] _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 [vkeIt] _v. 1> ; , 2> ; 3> _. _. ,
vacation [vkeISn] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> ; the long vacation 3> 4> _attr. ; ; vacation pay 2. _v. _. ,
vacationist [vkeISnIst] _n. _. ,
vaccinate [vQksIneIt] _v. _. 1> (. to vaccinate smb. against smallpox) 2> , ,
vaccination [vQksIneISn] _n. _. 1> 2>
vaccine [vQksin] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; vaccine therapy
vaccinia [vQksInI] _n.
vacillate [vQsIleIt] _v. 1> ; 2> ,
vacillating [vQsIleItIN] 1. _pres-p. vacillate 2. _a. ;
vacillation [vQsIleISn] _n. 1> ; 2>
vacua [vQkju] _pl. vacuum
vacuity [vQkjuItI] _n. 1> ; ( ..) 2> , ; ""
vacuous [vQkjus] _a. 1> (. _.); vacuous stare 2> ,
vacuum [vQkjum] 1. _n. (_pl. -s [z], -cua) 1> _. , 2> _. ( ) 3> _. ; to fill the vacuum , 4> _. 5> _attr. 2. _v. _.
vacuum brake [vQkjumbreIk] _n.
vacuum cleaner [vQkjumklin] _n.
vacuum fan [vQkjumfQn] _n. _. ,
vacuum flask [vQkjumflAsk] _n.
vacuum-gauge [vQkjumgeIdZ] _n.
vacuum-pump [vQkjumpmp] _n. -
vacuum-tube [vQkjumtjub] _n. _.
vacuum-valve [vQkjumvQlv] = vacuum-tube
vade-mecum [veIdImikm] _. _n. ;
vagabond [vQgbnd] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; 2. _a. ; to live a vagabond life , 3. _v. ;
vagabondage [vQgbndIdZ] _n. 1> 2> _.
vagabondism [vQgbndIzm] _n.
vagabondize [vQgbndaIz] _v. ;
vagarious [vgErIs] _a. ,
vagary [veIgrI] _n. 1> , ; 2> _pl.
vagina [vdZaIn] _n. (_pl. -nae, -s [z]) _. _.
vaginae [vdZaIni] _pl. vagina
vaginal [vdZaInl] _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 vail -.) 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 [veInglrIs] _a. ;
vainglory [veInglrI] _n. ;
vainly [veInlI] _adv. 1> , 2>
vakeel [vQkil] _. _n. 1> 2> 3>
vakil [vQkil] _. _n. 1> 2> 3>
valance [vQlns] _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. _interj. !
valediction [vQlIdIkSn] _n. 1> 2> ,
valedictorian [vQlIdIktrIn] _n. _. -,
valedictory [vQlIdIktrI] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. , 2. _a. ; valedictory speech
valence _I [vQlns] = valance _II [veIlns] = valency
Valenciennes [vQlnsIen] _n. _.
valency [veIlnsI] _n. _. 1> 2> _attr. ; valency link
valentine [vQlntaIn] _n. 1> , ( . 14- , . ) 2> , , . {. 1}
valerian [vlIrIn] _n. 1> _. 2> (. valerian drops)
valeric [vlIrIk] _a. valeric acid
valet [vQlIt] 1. _n. 1> , 2> , , 2. _v. 1> 2> , ( )
valetudinarian [vQlItjudInErIn] 1. _a. ; 2. _n. ;
valetudinarianism [vQlItjudInErInIzm] _n. ;
valetudinary [vQlItjudInrI] = valetudinarian
Valhalla [vQlhQl] _n. 1> _. _. 2>
valiancy [vQljnsI] _n. ,
valiant [vQljnt] 1. _a. 1> , () 2> () 2. _n.
valid [vQlId] _a. 1> _. , ; the contract is valid ; the ticket is valid for a month 2> , (, ) 3> _. ޣ; valid trial ޣ
validate [vQlIdeIt] _v. 1> , 2> , ; ; to validate a policy
validation [vQlIdeISn] _n. 1> , 2> ;
validity [vlIdItI] _n. 1> , 2> , ; without validity ,
valise [vliz] _n. 1> , 2> _. _. ; ͣ
Valkyr [vQlkIr] _n. _. _.
Valkyrie [vQlkIrI] _n. _. _.
valley [vQlI] _n. 1> 2> _. , 3> _. ֣
valor [vQl] _. = valour
valorize [vQlraIz] _. _v. 1> ԣ 2> ()
valorous [vQlrs] _a. _.
valour [vQl] _n.
valuable [vQljubl] 1. _a. 1> ; ; a valuable picture 2> , ; he gave me valuable information 3> _. 2. _n. (. _pl.) ;
valuation [vQljueISn] _n. (); to take smb. at his own valuation -. ,
value [vQlju] 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 [vQljud] 1. _p-p. value 2 2. _a. ; ; Σ; valued opinion
valueless [vQljulIs] _a. ,
valuer [vQlju] _n.
valuta [vlut] _n.
valve [vQlv] _n. 1> , ; 2> () 3> _. ; 4> () 5> _. 6> _. , 7> _attr. 8> _attr.
valveset [vQlvset] _n. _. ɣ
valvular [vQlvjul] _a. 1> _. valvular defect () 2>
vamoose [vmus], vamose [vmus] _v. _. , ;
vamp _I [vQmp] 1. _n. 1> (); 2> 3> -., 4> _. 2. _v. 1> ( ) 2> , (. vamp up) 3> (. vamp up) ; ; 4> _. _II [vQmp] _. 1. _n. ; () 2. _v. (, . )
vampire [vQmpaI] _n. 1> , 2> (- ) 3> , 4> = vamp II, 1; 5> _. , ""
vampire bat [vQmpaIbQt] = vampire 2
van _I [vQn] _n. (_. vanguard) ; to be in ( to lead) the van , _II [vQn] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. , ..
vanadium [vneIdjm] _n. _.
vandal [vQndl] 1. _n. 1> , 2> (V.) _. 3> 2. _a.
vandalism [vQndlIzm] _n. ,
vandalize [vQndlaIz] _v. 1> , 2> ,
Vandyke [vQndaIk] 1> (. Vandyke beard) 2> (. Vandyke collar)
Vandyke brown [vQndaIkbraun] _n. ԣ-
vane [veIn] _n. 1> 2> ( , ); (); (); () 3> , ( );
vanguard [vQngAd] _n. _. ,
vanilla [vnIl] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _attr.
vanillin [vnIlIn] _n. _.
vanish [vQnIS] 1. _v. 1> , ; to vanish in the crowd 2> _. 2. _n. _.
vanishing [vQnISIN] 1. _pres-p. vanish 1 2. _a. ; vanishing fraction _. , ; vanishing cream ,
vanishing-line [vQnISINlaIn] _n. ( )
vanishing-point [vQnISINpInt] _n. ( ); _.
vanity [vQnItI] _n. 1> , ; 2> ; injured vanity ̣ 3> = vanity bag V. Fair
vanity bag [vQnItIbQg] _n. ;
vanity box [vQnItIbks] = vanity bag
vanity case [vQnItIkeIs] = vanity bag
vanquish [vQNkwIS] _v. 1> ; 2> , (-. ..)
vanquisher [vQNkwIS] _n. ;
vantage [vAntIdZ] _n. ; to have ( to hold, to take) smb. at a ( the) vantage -.
vantage-ground [vAntIdZgraund] _n. , ,
vantage-point [vAntIdZpInt] = vantage-ground
vapid [vQpId] _a. 1> , ; vapid beer 2> ; , , ; vapid conversation
vapidity [vQpIdItI] _n. . {. vapid}
vapor [veIp] _. = vapour
vaporarium [veIprErIm] = vapour bath
vaporescense [veIpresns] _n.
vaporization [veIpraIzeISn] _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 [veIpbAT] _n. ;
vapour trail [veIptreIl] _n. ̣ ֣
vapourish [veIprIS] _a. 1> 2>
vapoury [veIprI] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> ( )
varan [vQrn] _n. _.
Varangian [vrQndZIn] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
variability [vErIbIlItI] _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 [vErIeISn] _n. 1> , ; variations of temperature ; variations in public opinion ; variation in ( of) prices 2> ; 3> ; permissible variation 4> _. _. 5>
varicella [vQrIsel] _n. _.
varicoloured [vErIkld] _a. 1> 2>
varicose [vQrIkus] _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 [vErIgeISn] _n. У
variety [vraItI] _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 [vraItIentteInmnt] = variety show
variety show [vraItISu] _n. , ,
variety store [vraItIst] _n. _.
variform [vErIfm] _a.
variola [vraIl] _n. _.
variolate [vErIleIt] _v. _.
variometer [vErIȍmIt] _n. _.
variorum [vErIȍrm] _n. 1> 2> ,
various [vErIs] 1. _a. 1> , ; known under various names 2> ( . . .) , ; there are various reasons for believing so 3> ; 2. _n. _. ()
varment [vAmInt] _n. 1> _.; _. , 2> (the varment) _. _. 3> _. = vermin
varmint [vAmInt] _n. 1> _.; _. , 2> (the varmint) _. _. 3> _. = vermin
varnish [vAnIS] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> , ̣; to take the varnish off , 4> _. , 5> _. 2. _v. 1> , (. varnish over) 2> 3> , ()
varnishing-day [vAnISINdeI] _n. ( , ..)
varsity [vAsItI] _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 [vQskjul] _a. _. ; vascular system
vase [vAz] _n.
vase-painting [vAzpeIntIN] _n.
vaseline [vQsIlin] _n.
vassal [vQsl] _n. 1> _. 2> , 3> 4> _attr. ; Σ
vassalage [vQslIdZ] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ,
vast [vAst] 1. _a. 1> , ; ; vast plains ; vast scheme 2> ; vast interests 3> _. ; it makes a vast difference 2. _n. _. ; the vast of ocean
vastly [vAstlI] _adv. 1> , 2> _. , ; I shall be vastly obliged
vasty [vAstI] = vast 1, 1
vat [vQt] _n. 1> , , 2> , , 3> _attr. ; vat colours
vatic [vQtIk] _a.
Vatican [vQtIkn] _n.
Vaticanism [vQtIknIzm] _n.
vaticinate [vQtIsIneIt] _v. _. ,
vaticination [vQtIsIneISn] _n. _. ,
vaudeville [vudvIl] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
vault _I [vlt] 1. _n. 1> ; the vault of heaven 2> , , ( ); wine vault ; family vault 2. _v. ( -.) _II [vlt] 1. _n. _. , 2. _v. 1> , (. -.) 2>
vaulted _I [vltId] 1. _p-p. vault I, 2 2. _a. _II [vltId] _p-p. vault II, 2
vaulting _I [vltIN] 1. _pres-p. vault I, 2 2. _n. 1> 2> , _II [vltIN] 1. _pres-p. vault II, 2 2. _n. ;
vaulting-horse [vltINhs] _n.
vaunt [vnt] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> (of vaunt -.) 2>
vavasour [vQvsu] _n. _.
veal [vil] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ( )
vector [vekt] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _attr. _. ; vector equation 2. _v. , ,
Veda [veId] _n. the Veda(s) ( )
vedette [vIdet] _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 [vedZItbl] 1. _n. ; green vegetables , ; to become a mere vegetable , 2. _a. 1> ; vegetable physiology ; vegetable oil ; vegetable life > ; ; > _. ; 2> ; vegetable dish
vegetal [vedZItl] _a.
vegetarian [vedZItErIn] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; vegetarian restaurant
vegetarianism [vedZItErInIzm] _n.
vegetate [vedZIteIt] _v. 1> , 2> ;
vegetation [vedZIteISn] _n. 1> ; tropical vegetation 2> 3> ; 4> _attr. ; vegetation period ()
vegetative [vedZIttIv] _a. 1> , ; _. 2> ;
vehemence [viImns] _n. ; ,
vehement [viImnt] _a. ; ;
vehicle [viIkl] _n. 1> (, , ..) 2> ; space vehicle 3> () 4> (, , ..) 5> ;
vehicular [vIhIkjul] _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 [vil] _pl. velum
velar [vil] _. 1. _a. , Σ 2. _n. , Σ
velaria [vIlErI] _pl. velarium
velarium [vIlErIm] _n. (_pl. ria) ( )
veld [velt] _n. _-. ,
veldt [velt] _n. _-. ,
vellum [velm] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _attr. vellum paper ; vellum cloth
velocipede [vIlsIpid] _n. 1> _. ң̣ 2>
velocity [vIlsItI] _n. 1> ; ; initial velocity ; at the velocity of sound 2> _attr. ; velocity gauge _.
velodrome [vildrum] _n.
velours [vlu] _n. _. 1> ; - 2> 3> _attr.
velum [vilm] _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 [velvItin] _n.
velveting [velvItIN] _n. _.
velvety [velvItI] _a.
vena [vin] _n. (_pl. venae) _.
venae [vini] _pl. vena
venal [vinl] _a. ; ; ; venal practices
venality [vinQlItI] _n.
venation [vineISn] _n. _. ,
vend [vend] _v. ;
vendee [vendi] _n. _.
vender [vend] = vendor 1
vendetta [vendet] um. _n. ,
vendible [vendbl] 1. _a. 1> 2> = venal 2. _n. _pl.
vending machine [vendINmSin] _n.
vendor [vend] _n. 1> ; , 2> = vending machine
veneer [vInI] 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 [venreISn] _n. ,
venerator [venreIt] _n.
venereal [vInIrIl] _a. 1> 2> _.
venereologist [vInIrIȍldZIst] _n.
venesection [venIsekSn] _n. _. ,
Venetian [vIniSn] 1. _a. ; Venetian window ; Venetian blind ߣ ; Venetian mast ; Venetian pearl 2. _n. ;
Venezuelan [venezweIln] 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
vengeance [vendZns] _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 [vendZful] _a.
venial [vinjl] _a. ; a venial error
venire [vInaIrI] _n. _. ,
venison [venzn] _n.
venom [venm] _n. 1> ( , . ) 2> ,
venomous [venms] _a. 1> 2>
venose [vinus] _a. _.
venous [vins] _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 vent -.) 4> , ; to vent one's opinion ϣ
vent-hole [venthul] = vent 1, 1
vent-peg [ventpeg] _n. _.
vent-pipe [ventpaIp] _n.
ventage [ventIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ( )
venter [vent] _n. 1> _. _. 2> _. by one venter
ventiduct [ventIdkt] _n. ,
ventilate [ventIleIt] _v. 1> , 2> , 3> , () 4> , ;
ventilation [ventIleISn] _n. 1> ; 2> , ()
ventilator [ventIleIt] _n.
ventral [ventrl] _a. _. _. ; ventral fin
ventricle [ventrIkl] _n. _. (, )
ventriloquism [ventrIlkwIzm] _n.
ventriloquist [ventrIlkwIst] _n.
ventriloquize [ventrIlkwaIz] _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 ( ..)
Venus [vins] _n. _. _. ; _. .
veracious [vreISs] _a. 1> 2> ,
veracity [vrQsItI] _n. 1> 2> , 3> ,
veranda [vrQnd] _n. 1> , 2>
verandah [vrQnd] _n. 1> , 2>
verb [vb] _n.
verbal [vbl] 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 [vblIzm] _n. 1> , 2> 3>
verbalist [vblIst] _n. ,
verbalize [vblaIz] _v. 1> 2> 3> _. ( )
verbally [vblI] _adv.
verbatim [vbeItIm] 1. _n. 1> 2> ޣ (. verbatim transcripts) 2. _a. ; verbatim report = 1, 2 3. _adv. , ; to report a speech verbatim
verbena [vbin] _n. _.
verbiage [vbIIdZ] _n. ; ; to lose oneself in verbiage
verbify [vbIfaI] = verbalize 3
verbose [vbus] _a.
verbosity [vbsItI] _n.
verdancy [vdnsI] _n. 1> , ̣ 2> ,
verdant [vdnt] _a. 1> ̣, 2> , , "̣"
verdict [vdIkt] _n. 1> ; ; to return ( to bring in) a verdict of guilty (not guilty) () 2> , ; my verdict differs from yours ϣ
verdigris [vdIgrIs] _n. - ()
verdure [vdZ] _n. _. 1> 2> ̣ 3> ()
verdurous [vdZrs] _a. , ; ̣
Verey light [vIrIlaIt] = Very light
verge [vdZ] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; on the verge of 3> ģ 4> _. , 5> (); 6> _. , 2. _v. , (to, towards verge -.); verge on, verge upon -.; it verges on madness
verger [vdZ] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
veridical [verIdIkl] _a. 1> ( _.) 2>
verifiable [verIfaIbl] _a. ;
verification [verIfIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> (, ) 3> _.
verify [verIfaI] _v. 1> 2> 3> () 4> _. (); ()
verily [verIlI] _adv. _. ,
verisimilar [verIsImIl] _a. ;
verisimilitude [verIsImIlItjud] _n.
veritable [verItbl] _a. , ,
verity [verItI] _n. 1> ; ; ; in all verity, _. of a verity 2>
verjuice [vdZus] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ; ; a look of verjuice , ,
vermeil [vmeIl] 1. _n. 1> _. . vermilion 1; 2> , , 2. _a. _. . vermilion 2
vermicelli [vmIselI] _. _n.
vermicide [vmIsaId] = vermifuge
vermicular [vmIkjul] = vermiform
vermiform [vmIfm] _a. ; vermiform appendix _.
vermifuge [vmIfjudZ] _n. _.
vermilion [vmIljn] 1. _n. 1> 2> - 2. _a. -; 3. _v. 1> 2> -
vermin [vmIn] _n. 1> _. (, ..) 2> _. _-. , 3> ; 4> , 5> _. ,
verminous [vmIns] _a. 1> 2> 3> , ;
vermouth [vmT] _n.
vermuth [vmT] _n.
vernacular [vnQkjul] 1. _a. 1> ; ; ( ); ( ) 2> 3> , ( ..) 4> , ( , .. - ) 2. _n. 1> ; ; 2> _. , 3> , ( ..)
vernacularism [vnQkjulrIzm] _n. 1> 2>
vernal [vnl] _a. 1> ; the vernal equinox 2> ,
vernalization [vnlaIzeISn] _n.
vernation [vneISn] _n. _.
vernier [vnj] _n. _. ,
Veronese [verniz] 1. _a. 2. _n. ,
veronica [vIrnIk] _n. _.
versatile [vstaIl] _a. 1> ; ; versatile talent ; versatile mind 2> , 3> _. _.
versatility [vstIlItI] _n. . {. versatile}
verse [vs] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> , ; in verse or prose ; lyrical verse 2. _v. 1> 2>
versed _I [vst] _a. , (in versed ޣ-.) _II [vst] _p-p. verse 2
versemonger [vsmNg] _n. ̣;
versicoloured [vsIkld] _a. , ,
versification [vsIfIkeISn] _n. 1> ; 2>
versifier [vsIfaI] _n.
versify [vsIfaI] _v. 1> 2>
version [vSn] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> ( ); the Russian version of the treaty
verso [vsu] _. _n. (_pl. os [ouz]) 1> 2> (, )
versus [vss] _. _prep. 1> (. _. v.) _. _. ; Smith v. Robinson , ģ ; Lancashire v. Yorkshire 2>
vert _I [vt] (_. convert pervert) _. 1. _n. ݣ ݣ 2. _v. _II [vt] _n. _. ̣
vertebra [vtIbr] _n. (_pl. rae) 1> 2> _pl. _.
vertebrae [vtIbri] _pl. vertebra
vertebral [vtIbrl] _a. ; vertebral column ;
vertebrate [vtIbrIt] 1. _n. 2. _a.
vertex [vteks] _n. (_pl. tices) 1> ; vertex of an angle 2> , ( ) 3> _.
vertical [vtIkl] 1. _a. 1> ; vertical take-off aircraft ̣ ̣ 2> ; vertical union _. , , 2. _n. ;
vertices [vtIsiz] _pl. vertex
verticil [vtIsIl] _n. _.
vertiginous [vtIdZIns] _a. 1> 2> ; to feel vertiginous 3> , ; vertiginous current
vertigo [vtIgu] _n. (_pl. os [ouz])
vervain [vveIn] _n. _.
verve [vv], [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
Very light [vIrIlaIt] _n. _.
vesicant [vesIknt] 1. _a. 2. _n. -
vesicate [vesIkeIt] _v.
vesicle [vesIkl] _n. 1> _. _. ң 2> _.
vesicular [vIsIkjul] _a. _. ; vesicular disease
vesper [vesp] _n. 1> (V.) 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 [vestpkIt] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; , ; a vest-pocket camera
Vesta [vest] _n. . _.
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 [vestIbjul] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> 4> _-. 5> _attr. vestibule train _.
vestibule school [vestIbjulskul] _n. _. ( )
vestige [vestIdZ] _n. 1> , ; ; not a vestige of evidence 2> _. 3> _. ,
vestigia [vestIdZI] _pl. vestigium
vestigial [vestIdZIl] _a. , ; vestigial organs _.
vestigium [vestIdZIm] _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 [vestrIklAk] _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 [vetrInErIn] = veterinary
veterinary [vetrInrI] _a. ; veterinary surgeon
veto [vitu] 1. _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) 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 [vekseISn] _n. 1> , 2>
vexatious [vekseISs] _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 [vaIdkt] _n. ;
vial [vaIl] _n. ң, ; to pour out the vials of wrath on smb. -.
viands [vaIndz] _n. _pl. _. 1> 2>
viatic [vaIQtIk] _a.
viaticum [vaIQtIkm] _n. 1> _. , 2> _.
viator [vaIeIt] _n.
vibes [vaIbz] = vibraphone
vibrancy [vaIbrnsI] = vibration
vibrant [vaIbrnt] _a. 1> 2> ( ) 3> , (with vibrant ); vibrant with passion
vibraphone [vaIbrfun] _n. _.
vibrate [vaIbreIt] _v. 1> , (with vibrate ) 2> , 3> (at vibrate ) 4> ( , ) 5> ( ޣ-.) 6> , ,
vibration [vaIbreISn] _n. . {. vibrate}
vibrator [vaIbreIt] _n. _. 1> 2>
vibratory [vaIbrtrI] _a. 1> ; 2> ,
vibrio [vIbrIu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _.
viburnum [vaIbnm] _n. _.
vicar [vIk] _n. 1> ( ) 2> , ; ; the V. of Christ ; vicar of Bray ; ( XVI ., )
vicarage [vIkrIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
vicarial [vaIkErIl] _a. _. 1> 2>
vicarious [vaIkErIs] _a. 1> ; vicarious authority ( power) -. ; 2> ; vicarious atonement
vice _I [vaIs] _n. 1> , 2> ( ..) 3> ( ) 4> (the V.) _. ( ) _II [vaIs] 1. _n. _. , 2. _v. , ; (. _.) _III [vaIsI] _prep. _IV [vaIs] _. _. vice-chancellor, vice-president ..
vice squad [vaIsskwd] _n. _. , , ..
vice versa [vaIsIvs] _. _adv. ; ; I dislike him and vice versa ,
vice- [vaIs] _pref. -
vice-admiral [vaIsQdmrl] _n. -
vice-chairman [vaIstSEmn] _n.
vice-chancellor [vaIstSAnsl] _n. -
vice-consul [vaIsknsl] _n. -
vice-governor [vaIsgvn] _n. -
vice-minister [vaIsmInIst] _n.
vice-president [vaIsprezIdnt] _n. -
vicegerent [vaIsdZernt] _n.
vicennial [vaIsenIl] _a. 1> (, ) 2> 20
viceregal [vaIsrigl] _a. -
vicereine [vaIsreIn] _n. -
viceroy [vaIsrI] _n. -;
vicinage [vIsInIdZ] _n. _. 1> 2>
vicinal [vIsInl] _a. 1> 2>
vicinity [vIsInItI] _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 [vIsIsItjud] _n. 1> ; the vicissitudes of fate ( life) 2> _. _. , ;
victim [vIktIm] _n. ; the victim of his own foolishness ; to fall a victim to -., -.
victimization [vIktImaIzeISn] _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 [vIktrI] _n. 1> ̣ 2>
Victoria cross [vIktrIkrs] _n. ( )
victoria plum [vIktrIplm] _n.
Victorian [vIktrIn] 1. _a. 1> ( 1837-1901 .) 2> ; , 2. _n. , .
victorious [vIktrIs] _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 [vItlINjAd] _n. ( )
vicugna, vicuna [vIkjunj] _n. 1> _. 2> ( )
vide [vaIdi] _. _v. _imp. ; vide supra (infra) ()
videlicet [vIdilIset] _. _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-.
Viennese [vIniz] 1. _a. 2. _n. (_pl. .)
Viet-Namese [vjetnmiz] = Vietnamese
Vietnamese [vjetnmiz] = Viet-Namese [vjetnmiz] 1. _a. 2. _n. ; ; the Vietnamese _pl. _.
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 [vjufaInd] _n. _.
view-point [vjupInt] _n.
viewer [vju] _n. 1> (. ) 2> 3> ..
viewing stand [vjuINstQnd] _n.
viewless [vjulIs] _a. 1> _. 2> _. 3> _.
viewy [vjuI] _a. _. 1> , 2> , ;
vigesimal [vIdZesIml] _a. ̣ ;
vigil [vIdZIl] _n. 1> ; ; to keep vigil ; ; to keep vigil over a sick child () £ 2> ( , ..) 3> _. ;
vigilance [vIdZIlns] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> _.
vigilance committee [vIdZIlnskmItI] _n. (. _.) " " ( )
vigilant [vIdZIlnt] _a. ;
vigilante gang [vIdZIlQntIgQN] = vigilance committee
vignette [vInjet] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
vigogne [vIgun] _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 [vIlAjet] _. _n.
vile [vaIl] _a. 1> , 2> _.
vilification [vIlIfIkeISn] _n.
vilify [vIlIfaI] _v. , (-.)
vilipend [vIlIpend] _v. ( -.); ( -.)
villa [vIl] _n.
village [vIlIdZ] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. 4> _attr.
villager [vIlIdZ] _n.
villain [vIln] _n. 1> , ; villain of the piece ( ) 2> _. , 3> = villein
villainage [vIlInIdZ] = villeinage
villainous [vIlns] _a. 1> , 2> 3>
villainy [vIlnI] _n. 1> 2> 3>
villein [vIlIn] _n. _. ,
villeinage [vIlInIdZ] _n. _. ;
vim [vIm] _n. _. , ; ; put more vim into it! !, , !
vin-ordinaire [vQNǍdInE] _n. _. ۣ
vinaigrette [vIneIgret] _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 [vIndIkeISn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
vindicative [vIndIktIv] = vindicatory 1
vindicator [vIndIkeIt] _n. ,
vindicatory [vIndIktrI] _a. 1> 2>
vindictive [vIndIktIv] _a. 1> 2> _. ; vindictive damages _.
vine [vaIn] _n.
vine-prop [vaInprp] _n.
vinedresser [vaIndres] _n.
vinegar [vInIg] _n. 1> 2> ; .. 3> _attr. ; _. ,
vinegary [vInIgrI] _a. 1> 2> , ; vinegary smile
vinery [vaInrI] _n.
vineyard [vInjd] _n.
viniculture [vInIkltS] = viticulture
vino [vInu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) _n. _. ۣ
vinous [vaIns] _a. 1> 2> ; vinous mirth 3>
vintage [vIntIdZ] _n. 1> 2> ̣ 3> , ; ; men of his vintage 4> _attr. vintage wine , ; vintage cars
vintager [vIntIdZ] _n.
vintner [vIntn] _n. _.
viol [vaIl] _n. (_. )
viola _I [vIȫul] _n. (_. ) _II [vaIl] _n. _.
violaceous [vaIleISs] _a. 1> _. 2>
violate [vaIleIt] _v. 1> , , (, ); to violate a treaty 2> ( ..) 3> , ; 4> , ; ( ..)
violation [vaIleISn] _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 [vaIlIn] _n. 1> () 2> , ( ); to play first violin , ,
violinist [vaIlInIst] _n.
violoncellist [vaIlntSlIst] = 'cellist
violoncello [vaIlntSelu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) = 'cello
viper [vaIp] _n. 1> _. , 2> , ; to cherish a viper in one's bosom
viperous [vaIprs] _a. , ,
virago [vIrAgu] _n. (_pl. -os, -oes [ouz]) 1> , 2> -,
viral [vaIrl] _a.
virgin [vdZIn] 1. _n. 1> ; ; the V. _. 2> (V.) = Virgo 2. _a. 1> 2> 3> ( ); ( ) 4> , , ; virgin soil , ; virgin forest 5> , ; virgin wool 6> ; ; the V. Queen _. I
virginal _I [vdZInl] _a. ; , _II [vdZInl] _n. _. _. (. virginals, pair of virginals)
Virginia [vdZInj] _a. ; Virginia creeper ()
virginity [vdZInItI] _n.
Virgo [vgu] _n. ( )
viridity [vIrIdItI] _n. 1> 2> ;
virile [vIraIl] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> ; ; virile mind ; virile government
virility [vIrIlItI] _n. 1> 2> ; 3>
virology [vaIrldZI] _n.
virtu [vtu] _. _n. articles of virtu
virtual [vtjul] _a. 1> , , 2> _.
virtually [vtjulI] _adv. ; ;
virtue [vtju] _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 [vtjuȫuzi] _pl. virtuoso
virtuosity [vtjuȍsItI] _n. 1> 2>
virtuoso [vtjuȫuzu] _. _n. (_pl. -os [ouz], -si) 1> 2> ;
virtuous [vtjus] _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 [vizAvi] _. 1. _n. 2. _adv. , 3. _prep. ,
visa [viz] 1. _n. ; to grant a visa ; entrance ( entry) visa ; exit visa 2. _v.
visage [vIzIdZ] _n. _. ; ,
visaged [vIzIdZd] -; dark-visaged ; long-visaged
visard [vIzd] = visor
viscera [vIsr] _. _n. _pl. (. )
visceral [vIsrl] _a.
viscid [vIsId] = viscous
viscidity [vIsIdItI] = viscosity
viscose [vIskus] _n. _.
viscosity [vIsksItI] _n. , , ;
viscount [vaIkaunt] _n.
viscountess [vaIkauntIs] _n.
viscous [vIsks] _a. , , ; ,
vise [vaIz] _. = vice II
vise' [vizeI] _. = visa
Vishnu [vISnu] _. _n. _.
visibility [vIzIbIlItI] _n. ;
visible [vIzbl] _a. 1> ; visible image 2> , ; the trends became visible () ; without any visible cause
visibly [vIzblI] _adv. , ,
Visigoth [vIzIgT] _n. _.
vision [vIZn] _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 [vIZnl] _a. 1> 2>
visionary [vIZnrI] 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 visit -., with visit -.); 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 [vIzIteISn] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> = visit 1, 3 4> ; ; " "
visitatorial [vIzIttrIl] _a. ,
visiting [vIzItIN] 1. _pres-p. visit 2 2. _a. ; ; visiting nurse ; visiting fireman ( ɣ)
visiting professor [vIzItINprfes] _n. ,
visiting teacher [vIzItINtitS] _n. _. , -
visiting-card [vIzItINkAd] _n.
visiting-day [vIzItINdeI] _n. ɣ ; ɣ
visiting-round [vIzItINraund] _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 [vIzjulaIzeISn] _n. 1> ޣ 2>
visualize [vIzjulaIz] _v. 1> ޣ , 2>
vita [vaIt] _n.
vita glass [vaItglAs] _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 [vaItQlItI] _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 [vISIeISn] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
viticulture [vItIkltS] _n.
vitreous [vItrIs] _a. 1> ; vitreous body ( humour) _. (); vitreous silver _. 2>
vitrification [vItrIfIkeISn] _n.
vitrify [vItrIfaI] _v. ()
vitriol [vItrIl] _n. 1> ; blue (green) vitriol () 2> , (. oil of vitriol) 3> ,
vitriolic [vItrIȍlIk] _a. 1> 2> , , ; a vitriolic remark
vituperate [vItjupreIt] _v. ,
vituperation [vItjupreISn] _n. ,
vituperative [vItjuprtIv] _a. ,
viva _I [viv] _. 1. _interj. ! 2. _n. 1> 2> _pl. _II [vaIv] = viva voce
viva voce [vaIvvusI] _. 1. _n. 2. _a. ; viva voce examination 3. _adv.
vivacious [vIveISs] _a. , ̣
vivacity [vIvQsItI] _n. , ̣
vivaria [vaIvErI] _pl. vivarium
vivarium [vaIvErIm] _n. (_pl. -ia) 1> 2>
vivid [vIvId] _a. 1> ; ; a vivid flash of lightning 2> , ; ; vivid imagination
vivify [vIvIfaI] _v.
viviparous [vIvIprs] _a. _.
vivisect [vIvIsekt] _v.
vivisection [vIvIsekSn] _n.
vixen [vIksn] _n. 1> 2> ,
vixenish [vIksnIS] _a. ,
viz [vIz] _adv.
vizard [vIzAd] = visor
vizier [vIzI] _n.
vizir [vIzI] _n.
vizor [vaIz] = visor
vocable [vukbl] 1. _n. _. 2. _a.
vocabulary [vukQbjulrI] _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 [vukQlIk] 1. _a. ; ( , ) 2. _n.
vocalist [vuklIst] _n. ; ;
vocalization [vuklaIzeISn] _n. 1> 2> _. ;
vocalize [vuklaIz] _v. 1> _. ; 2> 3> 4> ,
vocation [veukeISn] _n. 1> ; (for vocation -.); he has little or no vocation for teaching 2> ; to mistake one's vocation
vocational [vukeISnl] _a. ; vocational school ; vocational training ; -
vocative [vktIv] _. 1. _a. 2. _n.
voces [vusiz] _pl. vox
vociferate [vusIfreIt] _v. , ,
vociferation [vusIfreISn] _n. ();
vociferous [vusIfrs] _a. 1> ; 2> 3> , ; ; vociferous cheers
voder [vud] _n. ( , ), ""
vodka [vdk] _. _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 [vIs] 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 [vIsvut] _n. (, ..) ԣ
voicecast [vIskAst] _n. ̣ ()
voiced [vIst] 1. _p-p. voice 2 2. _a. _.
voiceless [vIslIs] _a. 1> , 2> , 3> 4> _.
void [vId] 1. _n. ; ; ; there was a void in his heart 2. _a. 1> , , 2> ۣ (of void -.) 3> , 4> _. ; to consider (null and) void 3. _v. 1> (, ); () 2> _. , () 3> _. ,
voile [vIl] _n. _. ;
volant [vulnt] _a. 1> _. 2> ; , 3> _. ,
volatile [vltaIl] _a. 1> _. , 2> , ;
volatility [vltIlItI] _n. 1> _. 2> ,
volatilization [vlQtIlaIzeISn] _n. 1> 2> ;
volatilize [vlQtIlaIz] _v. (-); ()
volcanic [vlkQnIk] _a. 1> ; volcanic rock 2> ( ..)
volcano [vlkeInu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) ; active (dormant) volcano ()
vole _I [vul] _n. ̣ (; . field vole) _II [vul] _n. _. ; to win the vole ; to go the vole > ; >
volet [vleI] _n. _. _.
volition [vulISn] _n. 1> , ; to do smth. by ( of) one's own volition -. , 2> ,
volitional [vulISnl] _a.
volley [vlI] 1. _n. 1> 2> , (ң ..) 3> ̣ ( ..) 2. _v. 1> 2> 3> (, ; . volley forth, volley off, volley out) 4> () ̣
volley-ball [vlIbl] _n.
volplane [vlpleIn] _. 1. _n. (̣) 2. _v.
volt _I [vlt] = volte _II [vult] _n. _.
voltage [vultIdZ] _n. _. ,
voltaic [vlteIIk] _a. _. ; voltaic arc
Voltairian [vltErIn] 1. _a. ; 2. _n.
Voltairianism [vltErInIzm] _n.
Voltairism [vltErIzm] = Voltairianism
voltameter [vltQmIt] _n. ( )
volte [vlt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> ( )
volte-face [vltfAs] _n. _. 1> _. 2> (, ..); to make a volte-face
voltmeter [vultmit] _n. _.
volubility [vljubIlItI] _n. ,
voluble [vljubl] _a. 1> , ; 2> ( )
volume [vljum] _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 [vljumInmIt] _n. ( ߣ ף )
volumeter [vljumIt] _n. ( ߣ )
volumetric [vljumetrIk] _a. ߣ; volumetric capacity ; volumetric flask _.
voluminous [vljumIns] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( ) 3> ߣ, ; ; a voluminous correspondence
voluntarism [vlntrIzm] _n. 1> _. 2> = voluntaryism
voluntary [vlntrI] 1. _a. 1> ; 2> ; voluntary school , 3> , ; voluntary waste 4> _. ; voluntary muscles 2. _n. 1> , 2> {. voluntaryism} 3> ( )
voluntaryism [vlntrIIzm] _n. 1> , 2> ( ..)
volunteer [vlntI] 1. _n. 1> , ԣ 2> _attr. , 3> _attr. ; volunteer plant , , 2. _v. 1> ( , ); ( -. - for) 2>
voluptuary [vlptjurI] _n.
voluptuous [vlptjus] _a. 1> ; , 2> , ; ( , )
volute [vljut] _n. 1> _. ; , 2> _. () 3> _attr.
volution [vljuSn] _n.
volvulus [vlvjuls] _n.
vomit [vmIt] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> () 2. _v. 1> ; he was vomiting blood 2> ; to vomit curses ; to vomit (forth) smoke (., )
vomitive [vmItIv] = vomitory
vomitory [vmItrI] 1. _n. () 2. _a.
voodoo [vudu] (. -) 1. _n. 1> , 2> , 3> _attr. ; ; voodoo doctor ( priest) , 2. _v.
voracious [vreISs] _a. ; ;
voracity [vrQsItI] _n.
vortex [vteks] _n. (_pl. -tices, -es [Iz]) 1> ; 2> _attr. ; vortex motion _.
vortical [vtIkl] _a. ;
vortices [vtIsiz] _pl. vortex
vorticose [vtIkus] = 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 vote , against vote ) 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 [vutINmSin] _n. 1> ޣ ( ) 2> _.
voting paper [vutINpeIp] _n.
votive [vutIv] _a.
vouch [vautS] _v. 1> , (for) 2>
voucher [vautS] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> , ( ); hotel voucher ( ԣ) ( ); meal voucher ( )
vouchsafe [vautSseIf] _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 [vks] _. _n. (_pl. voces) ; vox populi
voyage [vIIdZ] 1. _n. 1> , ; to make a voyage ( ) 2> ̣, ̣ ( ̣) 2. _v. 1> , ( ) 2> ( ̣)
voyager [vIdZ] _n. _.
voyeur [vwaIj] _n. , أ
vug [vg] _n. _. , ,
Vulcan [vlkn] _n. . _.
vulcanic [vlkQnIk] = volcanic
vulcanite [vlknaIt] _n. ,
vulcanization [vlknaIzeISn] _n. ()
vulcanize [vlknaIz] _v. ()
vulgar [vlg] 1. _a. 1> ; ; 2> ; ; the vulgar herd _. 3> , ( ) 4> Σ, ( ..) vulgar fraction 2. _n. (the vulgar) _.
vulgarian [vlgErIn] _n. 1> , 2> ,
vulgarism [vlgrIzm] _n. 1> 2> ;
vulgarity [vlgQrItI] _n.
vulgarization [vlgraIzeISn] _n. ;
vulgarize [vlgraIz] _v. ;
Vulgate [vlgIt] _n. (the Vulgate) _. ( IV .)
vulnerability [vlnrbIlItI] _n. ;
vulnerable [vlnrbl] _a. ;
vulnerary [vlnrrI] _a. ; vulnerary plants
vulpicide [vlpIsaId] _n. 1> 2> , ,
vulpine [vlpaIn] _a. 1> 2> ,
vulture [vltS] _n. 1> (); Egyptian vulture 2> ( )
vulturous [vltSurs] _a.
vulva [vlv] _n. _. ,
vying [vaIIN] _pres-p. vie
W w [dblju] _n. (_pl. Ws, W's [dbljuz]) 23- .
wabble [wbl] = wobble
wabbly [wblI] = wobbly
wacky [wQkI] _a. _. ;
wad [wd] 1. _n. 1> , (, ..) 2> _. ; 2. _v.
wadding [wdIN] 1. _pres-p. wad 2 2. _n. 1> , ( ) 2> , 3>
waddle [wdl] 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 [weIdINbd] _n.
wafer [weIf] _n. 1> 2> 3>
waff [wf] _n. _. 1> ̣ 2> ̣
waffle _I [wfl] _n. _II [wfl] _. 1. _n. () , ң 2. _v. , (. to waffle on)
waffle-iron [wflaIn] _n.
waft [wAft] 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 [wQg] 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 [wQg] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; , ; to play (the) wag , 2. _v.
wage _I [weIdZ] _n. (. _pl.) 1> ; living wage ; nominal (real) wages () 2> _. 3> _attr. , ; wage scale ; wage labour _II [weIdZ] _v. (); (); ( -.)
wage-cut [weIdZkt] _n.
wage-earner [weIdZǫn] _n. 1> () , 2>
wage-freeze [weIdZfriz] _n.
wage-rate [weIdZreIt] _n. ,
wage-work [weIdZwk] _n.
wage-worker [weIdZwk] = wage-earner 1
wager [weIdZ] 1. _n. ; ; to lay a wager 2. _v. 1> 2> (-.)
wages-fund [weIdZIzfnd] _n.
waggery [wQgrI] _n. 1> ; () 2>
waggish [wQgIS] _a. 1> ; 2> ,
waggle [wQgl] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ; ()
waggly [wQglI] _a.
waggon [wQgn] 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 [wQgn] _n.
waggonette [wQgnet] _n.
wagon-lit [wQgNli] _n. _.
wagon-train [wQgntreIn] _n.
wagoner [wQgn] _n.
wagonette [wQgnet] _n.
wagtail [wQgteIl] _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 W.) _. (. Charles's Arthur's W.)
wainscot [weInskt] 1. _n. 2. _v.
waist [weIst] _n. 1> ; to strip to the waist 2> , ; ( ..) 3> _. , ; 4> _.
waistband [weIstbQnd] _n. (, )
waistbelt [weIstbelt] _n.
waistcoat [weIskut] _n.
waistdeep [weIstdip] 1. _a. 2. _adv. ; waistdeep 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 wait -.); ; 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 [weItnsi] _a. wait-and-see policy
waitabit [weItbIt] _n. _.
waiter [weIt] _n. 1> 2> , ɣ .. 3> 4> = dumbwaiter
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 [t] - 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] _interj. _. !, 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 [wk] 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 walk -.); 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 [wkweI] _n. ̣ ( )
Walker [wk] _interj. _. ң!, !
walker [wk] _n. 1> ; I am not much of a walker 2> _.
walkie-lookie [wkIlukI] _n. _.
walkie-talkie [wkItkI] _n. _.
walking [wkIN] 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 [wkINpeIpez] _n. _pl. _. ; to get the walking-papers ,
walking-race [wkINreIs] _n.
walking-stick [wkINstIk] _n.
walking-ticket [wkINtIkIt] = walking-papers
walking-tour [wkINtu] _n.
walkon [wkȍn] _n. _. " ";
walkout [wkaut] _n. 1> 2> ( )
walkover [wkǫuv] _n. ̣
walkup [wkp] _n. _. _.
walkway [wkweI] _n. ;
wall [wl] 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 pier [wlpI] _n. _.
wall Street [wlstrit] _n. - ( -, ); _. ,
wall-eye [wlaI] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
wall-eyed [wlaId] _a. 1> 2> , 3> ( ) 4> _. ,
walla [wl] _. _n. 1> _. , 2> , 3>
wallaby [wlbI] _n. 1> () 2> _pl. _. ; on the wallaby (track) _. ;
wallah [wl] _. _n. 1> _. , 2> , 3>
wallaroo [wlru] _n. _. ()
wallet [wlIt] _n. 1> 2> , ( ..) 3> _.
wallflower [wlflau] _n. 1> _. () 2> _. , ( , ..) 3> _. _. ,
Walloon [wlun] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a.
wallop [wlp] _. 1. _n. 1> ; to land ( to strike) a wallop 2> , ( ) 3> , 4> 2. _v. 1> ң, ; () 2> ; (. wallop along)
walloper [wlp] _n. _. ,
walloping [wlpIN] 1. _pres-p. wallop 2 2. _a. _. , 3. _n. _. 1> , , ң 2>
wallow [wlu] 1. _n. 1> , 2> ( ..) 2. _v. 1> ; 2> , 3> _. ; ; to wallow in money
wallpainting [wlpeIntIN] _n. ; ,
wallpaper [wlpeIp] _n.
walnut [wlnt] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _attr. ; over the walnuts and the wine _.
walnuttree [wlnttri] = walnut 2
Walpurgisnight [vQlpugIsnaIt] _n.
walrus [wlrs] _n. 1> 2> _attr. walrus moustache _. " "
waltz [wls] 1. _n. 2. _v. 1> 2> (. waltz in, waltz out, waltz round)
wamble [wmbl] _v. _. 1> , ף 2> () 3> ( ) 4>
wampum [wmpm] _n. ( )
wampus [wmps] _n. _. ,
wan [wn] 1. _a. 1> , ң; 2> , 2. _v. 1> 2> ,
wand [wnd] _n. 1> , 2> ֣ 3> 4> 5> _.
wander [wnd] 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 [wndr] _n. ;
wandering [wndrIN] 1. _pres-p. wander 1 2. _n. 1> ; ; 2> (. _pl.) , 3. _a. 1> ; 2> ( , ..) 3> _. ; wandering kidney
wanderlust [wndlst] _n.
wane [weIn] 1. _n. 1> ; to be on the wane ; ( ) 2> , ; his power was on the wane 3> _. 2. _v. 1> ( ); 2> , ; ; ;
wangle [wQNgl] _. 1. _n. , ; 2. _v. 1> , , ; to wangle an extra week's holiday 2> 3> ,
want [wnt] 1. _n. 1> (of want ); for ( from) want of smth. - , -.; to be in want of smth. ޣ-. 2> (of want ) 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
wantad [wntQd] _n. () ( )
wantage [wntIdZ] _n. ,
wanting [wntIN] 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 [wntn] 1. _a. 1> _. 2> _. ( , ..) 3> _. , ( ..) 4> , ; , ; 5> ; 6> 2. _n. 3. _v. 1> 2> 3> _.
wapiti [wpItI] _n. ()
war [w] 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 W., World W. I (1914-1918 .); World W. II (1939-1945 .) 2> ; war of the elements ; war between man and nature 3> _attr. ; W. Office ( ); war seat ; on a war footing ; war effort , ; war loan ; war crimes ; war hawk , "" 2. _v. _. ; war down ,
war-plane [wpleIn] _n. ̣
warble [wbl] 1. _n. 1> 2> 2. _v. ; ( )
warbler [wbl] _n.
warcloud [wklaud] _n. ;
warcry [wkraI] _n. ;
ward [wd] 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 [wdn] _n. 1> ; , ( ) 2> 3> , ; 4> 5> (. _.) ;
warder [wd] _n. 1> ; 2> _. , 3> _. ( )
wardevastated [wdevsteItId] _a. ң, ۣ
wardog [wdg] _n. 1> _. 2> 3> _.
wardour Street English [wdstritINglIS] _n. , ݣ ( - )
wardress [wdrIs] _n. ;
wardrobe [wdrub] _n. 1> () 2> 3> , 4> _attr. ; wardrobe dealer ; wardrobe mistress > ; > ; wardrobe trunk , -
wardroom [wdrum] _n. 1> - 2> (the wardroom) _.
wardship [wdSIp] _n.
ware _I [wE] _n. 1> ; china ware ; delft ware 2> _pl. (), _II [wE] 1. _a. _predic. _. _. , 2. _. , . _imp. _.
warehouse 1. _n. [wEhaus] 1> ; 2> 3> _attr. 2. _v. [wEhauz] ;
warehouseman [wEhausmn] _n. 1> 2> 3>
warfare [wfE] _n. 1> ; ɣ 2> ,
wargame [wgeIm] _n.
warhead [whed] _n. _. ;
warhorse [whs] _n. 1> _. 2> (); , 3> ..
warily [wErIlI] _adv.
wariness [wErInIs] _n. ,
warlike [wlaIk] _a. 1> ; warlike attitude 2>
warlock [wlk] _n. _. , ,
warlord [wld] _n. 1> 2> 3>
warm [wm] 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 _. ;
warmblooded [wmbldId] _a. 1> _. 2> ( )
warmedover [wmdǫuv] _a. , ; that is warmedover cabbage
warmer [wm] _n. 1> 2>
warmhearted [wmhAtId] _a. , ;
warmhouse [wmhaus] _n. ,
warming [wmIN] 1. _pres-p. warm 3 2. _n. 1> ; 2> _. , ң
warmingpan [wmINpQn] _n. 1> ( , ) 2> _.
warmingup [wmINp] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
warmish [wmIS] _a.
warmonger [wmNg] 1. _n. 2. _v.
warmth [wmT] _n. 1> 2> 3> ; 4> _. ԣ
warmup [wmp] _n. _. _.
warn [wn] _v. ; (of)
warning [wnIN] 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 [wp] 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>
warpaint [wpeInt] _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. , 3> _. _. 4> _. , ..
warpath [wpAT] _n. _. ( ); to be ( to go) on the warpath , ,
warped [wpt] 1. _p-p. warp 2 2. _a. 1> 2> ֣; ݣ ( ..)
warper [wp] _n. _.
warrant [wrnt] 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 [wrntǍfIs] _n. 1> _. - ( ) 2> _.
warrantable [wrntbl] _a. ;
warrantee [wrnti] _n. _. ,
warranter [wrnt] = warrantor
warrantor [wrnt] _n. , ;
warranty [wrntI] _n. 1> 2> _. ; 3> _. ɣ (. warranty test)
warren [wrn] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ̣ , ..; a warren of passages
warring [wrIN] 1. _pres-p. war 2 2. _a. 1> , 2>
warrior [wrI] _n. _. ; ;
warship [wSIp] _n.
wart [wt] _n. 1> 2> , , ( ); to paint smb. with his warts -.
warthog [wthg] _n. _.
wartime [wtaIm] _n. 1> ; in wartime 2> _attr. , ; ; wartime industry
warty [wtI] _a. ,
warwhoop [whup] _n. _.
warworn [wwn] _a. ۣ ; ݣ
wary [wErI] _a. 1> 2> ; ֣
was [wz] ( ); [wz], [wz] ( ) . . . to be
wasbird [wzbd] _n. _. , ,
wash [wS] 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 [wShQnd] _a. ; wash-hand basin > ; > ; wash-hand stand = wash-stand
wash-house [wShaus] _n.
wash-leather [wSleD] _n.
wash-out [wSaut] _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _.
wash-room [wSrum] _n. 1> 2> _. ,
wash-stand [wSstQnd] _n.
wash-tub [wStb] _n.
wash-up [wSp] _n. 1> = washing-up 2> -., (, ..)
washable [wSbl] _a. ,
washandwear [wSnwE] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ( )
washbasin [wSbeIsn] _n. () ;
washboard [wSbd] _n. 1> 2> _. 3>
washboiler [wSbIl] _n.
washbowl [wSbul] _n.
washcloth [wSklT] _n. 1> 2>
washday [wSdeI] _n.
washdrawing [wSdrIN] _n. 1> 2>
washed-out [wStaut] _a. 1> 2> _. ̣, ( )
washed-up [wStp] _a. 1> = washedout 2 2> _. ; ,
washer [wS] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> 4> _.
washerwoman [wSwumn] _n.
washiness [wSInIs] _n. 1> 2>
washing [wSIN] 1. _pres-p. wash 2 2. _n. 1> أ; 2> أ ( ) 3> 4> (, ..) 3. _a. 1> 2> , ; washing powder
washing-day [wSINdeI] = wash-day
washing-house [wSINhaus] = washhouse
washing-machine [wSINmSin] _n.
washing-soda [wSINsud] _n.
washing-stand [wSINstQnd] = washstand
washing-up [wSINp] _n. 1> أ 2> ,
washwoman [wSwumn] = washerwoman
washy [wSI] _a. 1> , ; 2> , ̣ 3> ,
wasn't _. = was not
wasp [wsp] _n.
waspish [wspIS] _a. 1> , ; , 2> ( )
wassail [wseIl] _. 1. _n. 1> , 2> 2. _v. ,
wassailing [wslIN] _n.
wast [wst] ( ); [wst] ( ) _. 2 . . . . to be
wastage [weIstIdZ] _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 [weIstbAskIt] = waste-paper-basket
waste-paper-basket [weIstpeIpbAskIt] _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 [wtS] _n. 1> (, ); a dress watch -; by ( on) my watch ; he set his watch by mine 2> _attr. watch band _II [wtS] 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 [wtSbks] _n.
watch-case [wtSkeIs] _n.
watch-chain [wtStSeIn] _n.
watch-crystal [wtSkrIstl] = watch-glass
watch-fire [wtSfaI] _n. 1> ԣ 2> ԣ
watch-glass [wtSglAs] _n.
watch-guard [wtSgAd] _n.
watch-house [wtShaus] _n. _.
watch-key [wtSki] _n.
watch-maker [wtSmeIk] _n. 1> 2> watch-maker's
watch-night [wtSnaIt] _n. 1> 2> _.
watch-pocket [wtSpkIt] _n.
watch-spring [wtSsprIN] _n.
watch-tower [wtStau] _n.
watchdog [wtSdg] _n. 1> У 2> _attr. watchdog committee _. ( ..)
watcher [wtS] _n. 1> 2> 3> _. 4> ,
watchful [wtSful] _a. ;
watchman [wtSmn] _n. 1> 2>
watchword [wtSwd] _n. 1> 2> ; ,
water [wt] 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 [wtErdrum] _n.
water bus [wtbs] _n.
water polo [wtpulu] _n. _.
water pump [wtpmp] _n.
water-anchor [wtQNk] _n. _.
water-bailiff [wtbeIlIf] _n. 1> 2> _.
water-bearer [wtbEr] _n.
water-bearing [wtbErIN] _a.
water-bed [wtbed] _n. , ( )
water-bird [wtbd] _n.
water-blister [wtblIst] _n.
water-borne [wtbn] _a. 1> , ( ) 2> _. ( )
water-bottle [wtbtl] _n. 1> 2>
water-butt [wtbt] _n.
water-can [wtkQn] _n.
water-carriage [wtkQrIdZ] _n.
water-carrier [wtkQrI] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> (W.) ( )
water-cart [wtkAt] _n. 1> 2>
water-closet [wtklzIt] _n. ,
water-colour [wtkl] _n. 1> (. _pl.) ( ) 2> () 3> _attr.
water-cooled [wtkuld] _a. _.
water-craft [wtkrAft] _n. ; _.
water-cure [wtkju] _n.
water-dog [wtdg] _n. _. ;
water-drinker [wtdrINk] _n.
water-drop [wtdrp] _n. 1> 2>
water-engine [wtendZIn] _n. 1> ߣ 2> _.
water-front [wtfrnt] _n. 1> ; ; , (, ..) 2>
water-gas [wtgQs] _n. _.
water-gate [wtgeIt] _n. ()
water-gauge [wtgeIdZ] _n.
water-glass [wtglAs] _n. 1> 2> _. 3> ;
water-hammer [wthQm] _n. _.
water-hen [wthen] _n. ;
water-ice [wtraIs] _n.
water-jacket [wtdZQkIt] _n. _.
water-level [wtlevl] _n. 1> ; 2>
water-lily [wtlIlI] _n. ,
water-line [wtlaIn] _n. _.
water-main [wtmeIn] _n.
water-meadow [wtmedu] _n.
water-melon [wtmeln] _n.
water-meter [wtmit] _n.
water-mill [wtmIl] _n.
water-nymph [wtnImf] _n. ;
water-parting [wtpAtIN] _n.
water-pipe [wtpaIp] _n.
water-plant [wtplAnt] _n.
water-point [wtpInt] _n.
water-power [wtpau] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; water-power plant
water-ram [wtrQm] _n. _.
water-rat [wtrQt] _n. 1> 2> _. ( ) 3> _. ( ..); _. _.
water-rate [wtreIt] _n.
water-repellent [wtrIpelnt] = waterproof l
water-seal [wtsil] _n. _.
water-service [wtsvIs] _n.
water-shoot [wtSut] _n.
water-skin [wtskIn] _n.
water-skis [wtskiz] _n.
water-softener [wtsfn] _n.
water-soluble [wtsljubl] _a.
water-supply [wtsplaI] _n.
water-system [wtsIstIm] _n. 1> 2> = water-supply
water-table [wtteIbl] _n. 1> 2> 3> _.
water-tap [wttQp] _n.
water-to-airmissile [wttuEmIsaIl] _n. _. "-"
water-tower [wttau] _n.
water-trough [wttrf] _n.
water-vole [wtvul] _n.
water-waggon [wtwQgn] _n. 1> 2> , ""; to be on the water-waggon
water-wagon [wtwQgn] _n. 1> 2> , ""; to be on the water-wagon
water-wave [wtweIv] _n. 1> , 2>
water-way [wtweI] _n. 1> ; inland (international) water-ways () 2> , 3> _. ,
water-wheel [wtwil] _n.
water-wings [wtwINz] _n. ( )
waterage [wtrIdZ] _n. 1> 2>
watercourse [wtks] _n. 1> ; ; ; 2>
watercress [wtkres] _n. _. ,
watered [wtd] 1. _p-p. water 2 2. _a. 1> 2> () 3> watered stock _. Σ
waterfall [wtfl] _n.
waterfowl [wtfaul] _n. (. _.)
watering [wtrIN] 1. _pres-p. water 2 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> 5> _.
watering-can [wtrINkQn] = water-can
watering-cart [wtrINkAt] = water-cart 1
watering-place [wtrINpleIs] _n. 1> 2> , 3>
watering-pot [wtrINpt] = water-can
waterless [wtlIs] _a.
waterlog [wtlg] _v. 1> 2> 3> () 4> ( )
waterlogged [wtlgd] _a. 1> 2> 3>
waterman [wtmn] _n. 1> , 2>
watermanship [wtmnSIp] _n.
watermark [wtmAk] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. 2. _v. ( )
waterproof [wtpruf] 1. _a. , 2. _n. 3. _v.
waterscape [wtskeIp] _n.
watershed [wtSed] _n. 1> 2>
waterside [wtsaId] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ,
waterspout [wtspaut] _n. 1> 2>
watertight [wttaIt] _a. 1> ; 2> , , ( ..) 3> , ̣ ( ..)
waterworks [wtwks] _n. _pl. (. _sg. _pl.) 1> ; 2> ; ; to turn on the waterworks _. ,
watery [wtrI] _a. 1> ; 2> , ( ) 3> , ( ..) 4> 5> ̣ ( )
watt [wt] _n. _.
wattle _I [wtl] _n. ң ( ); (, ) _II [wtl] 1. _n. 1> ; wattle and daub 2> _. 2. _v. 1> () 2>
wattled [wtld] 1. _p-p. wattle II, 2 2. _a. ԣ
wattless [wtlIs] _a. _. , ""
wattmeter [wtmit] _n. _.
waul [wl] _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 [weIvleNT] _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 [wQks] 1. _n. 1> ; mineral wax , 2> 3> _attr. ; wax candle 2. _v. _II [wQks] _v. ( ; . _.) to wax angry _III [wQks] _n. _. ; ; to be in a wax ; to get into a wax ,
wax-end [wQksend] _n.
wax-paper [wQkspeIp] _n. ݣ
waxcloth [wQksklT] _n.
waxen [wQksn] _a. 1> 2> , 3> ݣ 4>
waxwork [wQkswk] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> _pl.
waxy [wQksI] _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 [weIliv] _n. 1> 2> ̣
way-out [weIaut] _a. _. 1> 2> , ( ..) 3> ̣
way-station [weIsteISn] _n. _. ;
way-worn [weIwn] _a. ̣ ( )
wayfarer [weIfEr] _n. ,
wayfaring [weIfErIN] 1. _n. ; 2. _a. ;
waygoing [weIguIN] _. 1. _n. 2. _a.
waylay [weIleI] _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 [wid] _. _. = we had, we should, we would
we'll [wil] _. _. = we shall, we will
we're [wI] _. _. = we are
we've [wiv] _. _. = we have
weak [wik] _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 [wikaId] _a. ( )
weak-headed [wikhedId] _a. 1> 2>
weak-kneed [wiknid] _a. ,
weak-minded [wikmaIndId] = weak-headed 1
weak-spirited [wikspIrItId] _a.
weaken [wikn] _v. 1> 2> 3> ,
weakling [wiklIN] _n.
weakly [wiklI] 1. _a. , 2. _adv.
weakness [wiknIs] _n. 1> 2> , , (for weakness -.) 3> , : , 4> ,
weal _I [wil] _n. , ; for the public ( general) weal ; common weal ; in weal and woe _II [wil] = wale
weald [wild] _n. 1> ; 2> (the W.) , , , ,
wealth [welT] _n. 1> ; a man of wealth 2> ; wealth of hair ; wealth of experience 3> _. , ; 4> _. ; great wealth
wealthy [welTI] _a. 1> ; 2> , (in); language wealthy in nuances
wean _I [win] _v. 1> 2> (from, of, away wean ) _II [win] _n. _. £
weanling [winlIN] _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 [wEpruf] _a. ,
weary [wIrI] 1. _a. 1> ̣ 2> , (of weary -.); ; I am weary of it 3> ; weary hours 2. _v. 1> () 2> , (of weary -.); ..; weary for -., ޣ-.; -.
weasel [wizl] _n. _. ; to catch a weasel asleep , ֣
weather [weD] 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 ( ..)
weatherbeaten [weDbitn] _a. 1> ģ 2> ; 3> , ң
weatherboard [weDbd] _n. _.
weatherbound [weDbaund] _a.
weatherbureau [weDbjuru] _n.
weatherchart [weDtSAt] _n.
weathercloth [weDklT] _n. _. ;
weathercock [weDkk] _n. 1> 2> , ģ ,
weathered [weDd] 1. _p-p. weather 3 2. _a. 1> 2> _. 3> _. ( )
weatherforecast [weDfkAst] _n.
weatherglass [weDglAs] _n.
weathering [weDrIN] 1. _pres-p. weather 3 2. _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ,
weatherman [weDmQn] _n. _.
weathermap [weDmQp] = weatherchart
weatherproof [weDpruf] _a. ݣ ;
weatherprophet [weDprfIt] _n. ( )
weatherside [weDsaId] _n. _.
weathersign [weDsaIn] _n.
weatherstained [weDsteInd] _a.
weatherstation [weDsteISn] _n.
weatherstrip [weDstrIp] _n. ( .. )
weathervane [weDveIn] = weathercock 1
weatherwear [weDwE] _n. ( ..)
weatherwise [weDwaIz] _a.
weatherworn [weDwn] _a.
weave [wiv] 1. _v. (wove, woven) 1> 2> ; 3> _. _. , 4> (), (), () 5> , 2. _n. 1> , (); 2> _attr.
weaver [wiv] _n. ;
weazen [wizn] = wizen(ed)
weazened [wiznd] = wizen(ed)
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 [Id], _. wed) 1> ; 2> 3> ,
wedded [wedId] 1. _p-p. wed 2. _a. 1> ; a wedded pair 2> (to wedded -.)
wedding [wedIN] 1. _pres-p. wed 2. _n. 1> ; , ; 2> _attr.
weddingbreakfast [wedINbrekfst] _n. ɣ ( )
weddingcake [wedINkeIk] _n.
weddingday [wedINdeI] _n. ;
weddingdress [wedINdres] _n.
weddingfavour [wedINfeIv] _n.
weddingring [wedINrIN] _n.
wedge [wedZ] 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 [wedZraItIN] _n.
wedgies [wedZIz] _n. _pl. ()
Wedgwood [wedZwud] _n. ( . )
wedlock [wedlk] _n. ; ; children born in (out of) wedlock ģ ()
Wednesday [wenzdI] _n. ( )
wee _I [wi] _a. _. , ; a wee bit _II [wi] _. 1. _n. , - (. weewee) 2. _v. , -
weed _I [wid] 1. _n. 1> , 2> (the weed) 3> _. 4> _. , 5> _. ; ill weeds grow apace _. ģ 2. _v. 1> 2> ; ; weed away, weed out , ; _II [wid] _n. 1> _pl. (. widow's weeds) 2> ,
weedy [widI] _a. 1> 2> 3> , , ;
week [wik] _n. 1> ; in a week ; ; he came back Saturday week , 2> ; a week of Sundays _. > ; > ; week in, week out
weekday [wikdeI] _n.
weekend [wikend] 1. _n. , ; to go to the country for the weekend 2. _v. (-.)
weekender [wikend] _n.
weekly [wiklI] 1. _n. 2. _a. ; 3. _adv. ;
ween [win] _v. _. 1> , 2>
weep [wip] _v. (wept) 1> , 2> (for) 3> ; , ; the pipes have wept ; weep away ; weep out ; to weep oneself out
weeper [wip] _n. 1> 2> 3> , 4> _pl. _.
weeping [wipIN] 1. _pres-p. weep 2. _a. 1> ̣ 2> ; weeping willow 3> 4> _. , ; weeping eczema _. ; W. Cross _. , ; to come home by W. Cross 3. _n. 1> , 2> ( ..)
weepy [wipI] _n. _. ; ̣ (, , )
weevil [wivIl] _n. _.
weevilly [wivIlI] _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 [weIbrIdZ] _n.
weigher [weI] _n. 1> 2> ,
weighin [weIIn] _n.
weighing [weIIN] 1. _pres-p. weigh 2. _n. ; weighing in = weighin
weighingmachine [weIINmSin] _n.
weighout [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. ;
weightlifter [weItlIft] _n. ,
weightlifting [weItlIftIN] _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
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. _interj. ! (. 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 W. 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. _interj. ! ( , , , ..); 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
welladvised [weldvaIzd] _a.
wellappointed [welpIntId] _a. ֣,
wellarmed [welAmd] _a. ֣
wellbalanced [welbQlnst] _a. 1> , 2> ;
wellbecoming [welbIkmIN] _a. ,
wellbehaved [welbIheIvd] _a. 1> 2> ( )
wellbeing [welbiIN] _n. 1> 2> ; ,
wellboring [welbrIN] _n. _.
wellborn [welbn] _a.
wellbred [welbred] _a. 1> 2> , ( )
wellbuilt [welbIlt] _a. ; ֣
wellconducted [welkndktId] _a. ;
wellconnected [welknektId] _a.
welldefined [weldIfaInd] _a. ޣ; ̣,
welldirected [weldIrektId] _a. ( ..);
welldish [weldIS] _n.
welldisposed [weldIspuzd] _a. , (to, towards)
welldoer [weldu] _n. 1> 2>
welldoing [welduIN] _n.
welldone [weldn] _a. 1> , 2>
wellearned [welȫnd] _a.
welleducated [weledjukeItId] _a.
wellfavoured [welfeIvd] _a. _. ,
wellfed [welfed] _a. ;
wellfound [welfaund] _a. ; ֣ ֣
wellfounded [welfaundId] = wellgrounded 1
wellgroomed [welgrumd] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ;
wellgrounded [welgraundId] _a. 1> 2> (in) ( -. ); ( ޣ-.)
wellhead [welhed] _n.
wellheeled [welhild] _a. _.
wellinformed [welInfmd] _a. ̣
Wellingtons [welINtnz] _n. _pl.
wellintentioned [welIntenSnd] _a. ;
welljudged [weldZdZd] _a. , ; welljudged reply ; welljudged blow ,
wellknit [welnIt] _a. 1> 2> 3> ޣ
wellknown [welnun] _a. 1> , 2> , 3>
welllined [wellaInd] _a. ( )
wellmade [welmeId] _a. 1> ֣ 2> ;
wellmannered [welmQnd] _a.
wellmarked [welmAkt] _a. ޣ
wellmeaning [welminIN] _a. ;
wellmeant [welment] = wellintentioned
wellminded [welmaIndId] = welldisposed
wellnatured [welneItSd] = goodnatured
wellnigh [welnaI] _adv.
welloff [welȍf] _a. 1> , 2> ֣, (for); welloff for books
welloiled [welȍIld] _a. 1> 2> 3> _.
wellordered [welȍdd] _a.
wellpaid [welpeId] _a.
wellproportioned [welprpSnd] _a. ,
wellread [welred] _a. 1> 2> -. (in); he is wellread in English literature
wellregulated [welregjuleItId] _a. ;
wellroom [welrum] _n.
wellrun [welrn] _a. ( , ..)
wellseeming [welsimIN] _a.
wellset [welset] _a. 1> 2> ,
wellsinking [welsINkIN] _n. أ ;
wellspoken [welspukn] _a. 1> , 2> ( )
wellspring [welsprIN] = wellhead
welltailored [welteIld] _a. 1> 2>
wellthoughtof [welTtv] _a. ;
wellthoughtout [welTtaut] _a. ,
welltimed [weltaImd] _a.
welltodo [weltdu] _a. ,
welltried [weltraId] _a.
welltrodden [weltrdn] _a. ң; ; _.
wellturned [weltnd] _a. 1> , 2>
wellwater [welwt] _n.
wellwisher [welwIS] _n.
wellwishing [welwISIN] _a.
wellworn [welwn] _a. ; _. , ( ..); a wellworn story
Welsh [welS] 1. _a. , ; Welsh rabbit ( rarebit) 2. _n. 1> (the Welsh) _pl. _. , 2>
welsh [welS] _v. ,
Welshman [welSmn] _n. ; ,
Welshwoman [welSwumn] _n. ,
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] = welterweight
welterweight [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 [wnt] _. _. = were not
werewolf [wIwulf] _n.
werwolf [wIwulf] _n.
west [west] 1. _n. 1> ; _. 2> ; _. 3> (the W.) _. 2. _a. ; west country > ; > , - 3. _adv. , ; to go west _. ;
West end [westend] _n. -, ,
West-Ender [westend] _n. -
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 [wetblQNkIt] _n. _. , , ..
wet bob [wetbb] _n. ,
wet-nurse [wetns] _n. 1> 2> ; to play wet-nurse
wetback [wetbQk] _n. _. _. ,
wetblanket [wetblQNkIt] _v. _. ;
wether [weD] _n. ,
whack [wQk] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. ; to go whacks ( -.); to have one's whack of smth. -.; to have a whack at smth. _. , -.; out of whack _. 2. _v. 1> , 2> _. () (. whack up)
whacked [wQkt] _a. _. ,
whacker [wQk] _n. _. 1> 2>
whacking [wQkIN] 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 [weIlfISrI] _n.
whale-oil [weIlIl] _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 [weIlINgn] _n.
whang [wQN] _. 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
wharf [wf] _n. (_pl. -ves, -fs [fs]) ;
wharfage [wfIdZ] _n. _.
wharfinger [wfIndZ] _n.
wharves [wvz] _pl. wharf
what [wt] _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 [wtdjuklm] _. , , ?
what-for [wtf] _n. _. ,
what-not [wtnt] _n. 1> 2> , ,
whate'er [wtE] _. . whatever
whatever [wtev] 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> _. () -
Whatman [wtmn] _n. (. Whatman paper)
whatsis [wtsIs] _. _. ?
whatsit [wtsIt] _. _. ?
whatsoe'er [wtsuE] _. . whatsoever
whatsoever [wtsuev] whatever
wheat [wit] _n. ; winter (summer) wheat ()
Wheatstone bridge [witstnbrIdZ] _n. _. ()
wheedle [widl] _v. 1> 2> 3> ; to wheedle smb. into doing smth. -. -.; to wheedle smth. out of smb. -. -.
wheedling [widlIN] 1. _pres-p. wheedle 2. _a. ;
wheel [wil] 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 [wilndQksl] _n. _.
wheel chair [wiltSE] _n. ̣ ( )
wheel-base [wilbeIs] _n. _. ̣
wheel-horse [wilhs] = wheeler 1
wheel-house [wilhaus] _n. _.
wheelbarrow [wilbQru] _n.
wheeled [wild] 1. _p-p. wheel 2 2. _a. ̣, ̣
wheeler [wil] _n. 1> , 2> = wheelwright 3> _attr. wheeler team
wheeler-dealer [wildil] _n. _. _. 1> 2> , ; (. wheeler and dealer) 3> _attr.
wheeling [wilIN] 1. _pres-p. wheel 2 2. _n. 1> 2> ;
wheelman [wilmn] _n. _.
wheelsman [wilzmn] _n.
wheelwright [wilraIt] _n. ̣
wheeze [wiz] 1. _n. 1> ֣ , , 2> _. 3> _. , 4> _. 2. _v. ; ; wheeze out
wheezy [wizI] _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 [wenE] _. . whenever
whenever [wenev] 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 [wensuev] 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 [wErE] _. . wherever
whereabouts 1. _n. [wErbauts] () ; can you tell me his whereabouts? , ? 2. _adv. _inter. [wErbauts] ?; ?; ?
whereas [wErQz] _cj. 1> 2> , 3> ( ) ,
whereat [wErQt] _adv. ; ; ; ޣ,
whereby [wEbaI] _adv. 1> _rel. 2> _inter. _. ?; ?, ?
wherefore [wEf] 1. _adv. _inter. _. ?, ?; ? 2. _n.
wherein [wErIn] _adv. 1> _rel. , 2> _inter. _. ޣ?
whereof [wErȍv] _adv. 1> 2> , ޣ
wheresoe'er [wEsuE] _. . wheresoever
wheresoever [wEsuev] wherever
whereupon [wErpn] 1. _adv. ޣ?; ? 2. _cj. ; ;
wherever [wErev] 1. _adv. 1> ? 2> ? 2. _cj. ;
wherewith [wEwIT] _adv. _. ,
wherewithal [wEwIDl] _n. (the wherewithal) _. ,
wherry [werI] _n. , ; ;
whet [wet] 1. _n. 1> , ( ..) 2> ; 2. _v. 1> , ( ) 2> , ; (, ); to whet one's whistle , ,
whether [weD] 1. _cj. ; I don't know whether he is here , ; whether or no ; 2. _pron. _. ( )
whetstone [wetstun] _n.
whew [hwu] _interj. _. !
whey [weI] _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 [wItSev] _pron. 1> _inter. ? 2> _conj. ,
whichsoever [wItSsuev] 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.
Whig [wIg] _n. _. 1> 2> (. w.)
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 [wImzIkQlItI] _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 [wIphQnd] _n. , ; _. , ; to have the whip hand of ( over) smb. -.
whip handle [wIphQndl] _n. ; _. ,
whip-poor-will [wIppuwIl] _n. ()
whip-saw [wIps] _n.
whipcord [wIpkd] _n. 1> ޣ ( ) 2> _. ֣ 3>
whiplash [wIplQS] _n. ; ; to work under the whiplash -
whipper-in [wIprIn] _n. 1> _. , 2> , ( , )
whipper-snapper [wIpsnQp] _n. ; ""
whippet [wIpIt] _n. ()
whipping [wIpIN] 1. _pres-p. whip 2 2. _n. 1> 2> 3> ͣ, 4> _. ;
whipping-boy [wIpINbI] _n. ڣ
whipping-top [wIpINtp] _n. (ԣ )
whippy [wIpI] _a. ;
whipster [wIpst] _n.
whipstitch [wIpstItS] = whip 2, 12
whir [w] = whirr
whirl [wl] 1. _n. 1> 2> ; ; 3> , 4> () 2. _v. 1> (); () 2> ; the car whirled out of sight 3> ; whirl away ();
whirlabout [wlbaut] _n. 1> 2> , 3> _attr.
whirligig [wlIgIg] 1. _n. 1> , 2> 3> (); ( ..); whirligig of time 2. _a.
whirlpool [wlpul] _n.
whirlwind [wlwInd] _n. 1> ; , 2> _attr. ;
whirr [w] 1. _n. 1> (, ) 2> 2. _v. 1> ( ..) 2> , ; ( ) 3>
whisht [wISt] _interj. (. _.) !
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 [wIskIsau] _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 [wIsprINkQmpeIn] _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 [wIslstp] _n. _. _. 1> 2> ( )
whistler [wIsl] _n. _.
whistling [wIslIN] 1. _pres-p. whistle 2 2. _n. ; whistling in the dark ; 3. _a.
Whit [wIt] _a. _. Whit Monday ; Whit Sunday
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 coal [waItkul] _n. ,
white frost [waItfrst] _n.
white horses [waIthsIz] _n. ( )
white House [waIthaus] _n. ( )
white lady [waItleIdI] _n.
white lead [waItled] _n.
white meat [waItmit] _n. (, ..)
white paper [waItpeIp] _n. " " (. )
white wedding [waItwedIN] _n. _. _. , ޣ
white whale [waItweIl] _n. _.
white wing [waItwIN] _n. _.
white-book [waItbuk] _n. ( )
white-collar [waItkl] _a. _. ; white-collar job ; white-collar worker
white-fish [waItfIS] _n.
white-handed [waIthQndId] _a.
white-headed [waIthedId] _a. 1> 2>
white-hot [waItht] _a. ̣ , ģ
white-lipped [waItlIpt] _a. ( )
white-livered [waItlIvd] _a. ,
white-throat [waItTrut] _n. ()
whitebait [waItbeIt] _n. ̣; ;
Whitehall [waIthl] _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 [waItsmIT] _n. ;
whitethorn [waItTn] _n.
whitewash [waItwS] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> 3> , -. 4> ; () 5> _. _. "" 6> _. ( ) 2. _v. 1> 2> (-.), 3> _. ""
whither [wID] _. 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. _.
Whitsuntide [wItsntaId] _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] = whiz [wIz] 1. _n. 1> ( ) 2> _. _. 3> _. _. 4> _. _. ; 2. _v. 1> 2> ; bullets whizzed past
whizz-bang [wIzbQN] _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, ; W.'S W. ; W. was W.
whoa [wu] = wo
whodunit [hudnIt] _n. _. , ..
whodunnit [hudnIt] _n. _. , ..
whoe'er [huE] _. . whoever
whoever [huev] _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 [hulkld] _a.
whole-hearted [hulhAtId] _a. ; ,
whole-hogger [hulhg] _n. 1> , ӣ 2> _. ģ (-.)
whole-hoofed [hulhuft] _a. _.
whole-length [hulleNT] 1. _n. 2. _a.
whole-souled [hulsuld] _a. 1> ; 2>
wholemeal [hulmil] _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 [hum] _obj. who
whomever [humev] _obj. whoever
whomsoever [humsuev] _obj. whosoever
whoop [hup] 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 [hupINkf] _n.
whop [wp] _v. _. 1> , 2> , 3> ̣ 4> ;
whopper [wp] _n. _. 1> 2>
whopping [wpIN] 1. _pres-p. whop 2. _a. _. ; a whopping lie 3. _adv. _. , ; a whopping big fish
whore [h] 1. _n. 1> _. 2> _. ; 2. _v. _. ,
whoredom [hdm] _n. 1> , ; 2> _.
whorehouse [hhaus] _n. _. ,
whoreson [hsn] _n. 1> _. ģ 2> _. ,
whorl [wl] _n. 1> ( ); 2> (, ) 3> ; to identify a criminal by the whorls of his finger-prints 4> _.
whortleberry [wtlberI] _n. ; bog whortleberry ; red whortleberry
whose [huz] _pron. _poss. , , أ,
whosesoever [huzsuev] _pron. _poss.
whoso [husu] _. = whoever
whosoe'er [husuE] _. . whosoever
whosoever [husuev] _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. _interj. : 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 [z]) 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 [wIkwk] _n. , ԣ
wicket [wIkIt] _n. 1> 2> 3> ( ) 4> ( ); ()
wicket-keeper [wIkItkip] _n. , ( )
wickiup [wIkIp] _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 [waIdweIk] _a. 1> , 2> , ;
wide-awake [waIdweIk] _n. _.
wide-eyed [waIdaId] _a. ( ..)
wide-open [waIdȫupn] _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 [wIdZn] _n.
widish [waIdIS] _a.
widow [wIdu] 1. _n. ; widow's mite ; ; widow's cruse 2. _v. 1> , 2> _. , ;
widow's walk [wIduzwk] _n.
widowed [wIdud] 1. _p. _p-p. widow 2 2. _a.
widower [wIdu] _n.
widowhood [wIduhud] _n.
width [wIdT] _n. 1> ; ; 2> , 3> _. ̣ 4> _. ( )
wield [wild] _v. , (. _.); to wield an axe ; to wield the sceptre ; to wield power ( authority) ; to wield a formidable pen
wieldly [wildlI] _a. ;
Wienerwurst [winwst] _. _n. ޣ
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 [wIglwQgl] = wiggle
wight [waIt] _n. _. ,
wigwag [wIgwQg] _. _. 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
wigwam [wIgwQm] _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 [waIlddk] _n. ,
wild oat [waIldȫut] _n. _. ; to sow one's wild oats ; he has sown his wild oats ,
wild oats [waIldȫuts] _n. _. ; to sow one's wild oats ; he has sown his wild oats ,
wild-goose [waIldgus] _n. ; wild-goose chase , ,
wildcat [waIldkQt] 1. _n. 1> 2> , 3> 4> , ң 2. _a. 1> , ( ..) 2> , , ; wildcat strike , ģ 3> _. _-.
wildebeest [wIldIbist] _-. _n. ()
wilderness [wIldnIs] _n. 1> ; 2> 3> , ; a voice in the wilderness _.
wildfire [waIldfaI] _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 [d]) 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 [wIlDwIsp] _n. 1> Σ 2> ,
will-power [wIlpau] _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 [wIluhb] _n. _. ; -
willow-pattern [wIlupQtn] _n. 1> 2>
willowy [wIluI] _a. 1> 2> ( )
willy-nilly [wIlInIlI] _adv. -
willy-willy [wIlIwIlI] _n. _. ;
wilt _I [wIlt] _. 2- . . . . will II _II [wIlt] 1. _n. , 2. _v. 1> , 2> (-) () 3> , 4>
Wilton [wIltn] _n. (. Wilton carpet)
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. £
Winchester [wIntSIst] _n. ( ; . Winchester rifle)
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 [Id]) 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 [wIndbreIk] _n. ( )
wind-cheater [wIndtSit] _n.
wind-flower [wIndflau] _n. ()
wind-gage [wIndgeIdZ] _n.
wind-gauge [wIndgeIdZ] _n.
wind-instrument [wIndInstrumnt] _n.
wind-jammer [wInddZQm] _n. _. 1> 2>
wind-screen [wIndskrin] _n. 1> _. , 2> _. ң 3> _attr. wind-screen wiper _. , ""
wind-swept [wIndswept] _a. ݣ , ()
wind-tunnel [wIndtnl] _n.
wind-up _I [waIndp] _n. , _II [wIndp] _n. _. , ; to get ( to have) the wind-up
windage [wIndIdZ] _n. 1> 2> () 3>
windbag [wIndbQg] _n. 1> _. , 2> _.
winder _I [waInd] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _. 5> _. _II [waInd] _n. _III [wInd] _n. _.
windfall [wIndfl] _n. 1> , ; 2> , 3> , .
windflaw [wIndfl] _n.
windhover [wIndhv] _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 [waIndINSit] _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 [wIndudresIN] _n. 1> 2>
window-pane [wIndupeIn] _n.
window-shopping [wInduSpIN] _n. _.
window-sill [wIndusIl] _n.
windpipe [wIndpaIp] _n. _.
windrow [wIndru] _n. _-. , ..
windshield [wIndSild] _. = windscreen 1
Windsor [wInz] _n. 1> ۣ ԣ (. brown Windsor soap, Windsor soap) 2> = Windsor chair
Windsor chair [wInztSE] _n.
windstorm [wIndstm] _n. ,
windward [wIndwd] 1. _a. 2. _adv. 3. _n. ; to get to windward of smb. , -., -.
windy [wIndI] _a. 1> ; windy day 2> ; W. 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 [waInsel] _n.
wine-coloured [waInkld] _a. ԣ-; Σ;
wine-cooler [waInkul] _n. ģ
wine-glassful [waInglAsful] _n. ()
wine-grower [waIngru] _n. ;
wine-vault [waInvlt] = wineshop
winebag [waInbQg] _n. 1> , 2> _.
winebowl [waInbul] _n. _.
wineglass [waInglAs] _n. 1> ; ; 2> = wine-glassful
winepress [waInpres] _n.
winery [waInrI] _n.
wineshop [waInSp] _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 [wINflQp] _n. _.
wing-beat [wINbit] _n.
wing-case [wINkeIs] _n. _. ( ..)
wing-commander [wINkmAnd] _n.
wing-footed [wINǫfutId] _a. _. ,
wing-over [wINȫuv] _n. _.
wing-sheath [wINSiT] = wing-case
wing-span [wINspQn] _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 [wIntkwtz] _n. _pl. _.
winter sports [wIntspts] _n. _pl.
winter-crop [wIntkrp] _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 -.); 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] 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 [waIIntQNglmnt] _n.
wire gauge [waIgeIdZ] _n.
wire netting [waInetIN] _n.
wire stitcher [waIstItS] _n.
wire tapping [waItQpIN] _n. ;
wire-cutter [waIkt] _n. _.
wire-dancer [waIdAns] _n.
wire-haired [waIhEd] _a. ۣ, ֣
wiredrawn [waIdrn] _a. ( ..);
wireless [waIlIs] 1. _n. 1> ; by wireless 2> ɣ 2. _a. 1> 2> -; wireless office _. 3. _v.
wirepuller [waIpul] _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 [wIzdmtuT] _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 [waIzwumn] _n. 1> , ; 2>
wiseacre [waIzeIk] _n. _. ,
wisecrack [waIzkrQk] _. _. 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
wishbone [wISbun] = wishingbone
wisher [wIS] (-.); wellwisher
wishful [wISful] _a. 1> ; wishful thinking 2> ,
wishingbone [wISINbun] _n. ( )
wishwash [wISwS] _n. _. 1> 2>
wishywashy [wISIwSI] _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 [wIstErI] _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 [wItSkrAft] _n. ; ޣ
witchdoctor [wItSdkt] _n. ,
witchery [wItSrI] _n. 1> = witchcraft 2> ,
witchhunt [wItShnt] _n. 1> _. 2>
witching [wItSIN] 1. _pres-p. witch 2 2. _a. _. ; the witching time of night
with [wID] _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- [wID] _pref. 1> ; to withdraw ģ 2> ; to withstand , ..
withal [wIDl] _. 1. _adv. , ; 2. _prep. (); the sword he used to defend himself withal ,
withdraw [wIDdr] _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 [wIDdrl] _n. 1> ģ 2> ; 3> , 4> ; 5> _. ; ; withdrawal from action ; to conduct a withdrawal
withdrawn [wIDdrn] 1. _p-p. withdraw 2. _a. , ()
withdrew [wIDdru] _p. withdraw
withe [wIT] _n. (_pl. -thes [Ts], -ths) ,
wither [wID] _v. 1> , ; ̣ 2> , 3> , 4> (. _.) ; to wither smb. with a look -.
withers [wIDz] _n. _pl. ( ); my withers are unwrung ϣ -
withersoever [wIDsuev] _adv. _.
withheld [wIDheld] _p. _p-p. withhold
withhold [wIDhuld] _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 [wIDIn] 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 [wIDIndz] _adv. _. ,
withit [wIDIt] _a. _. , ; withit clothes
without [wIDaut] 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 [wIDstQnd] _v. (withstood) 1> , 2> (. _.)
withstood [wIDstud] _p. _p-p. withstand
withy [wIDI] = 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> ; ,
witnessbox [wItnIsbks] _n. ( )
witnessstand [wItnIsstQnd] _. = witnessbox
witted [wItId] - ; halfwitted ; quickwitted ,
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 W. of the North ( ) 2> 3> _. ߣ 2. _a. 1> 2> _.
wizardry [wIzdrI] _n. ; (. _.)
wizen [wIzn] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( )
wizened [wIznd] _a. 1> ( ) 2> ( )
wo [wu] _interj. !
wobble [wbl] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. ; 3> _. ̣ 2. _v. 1> ; ; 2> _. ; 3> ( , )
wobbler [wbl] _n. ģ
wobbly [wblI] _a. ,
Woden [wudn] _n. , ( )
woe [wu] _n. _. _. , ; ; woe is me! !; woe be to him!, woe betide him! !
woebegone [wubIgn] _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)
wolfcub [wulfkb] _n. 1> 2> (8-10 )
wolfdog [wulfdg] _n.
wolfhound [wulfhaund] = wolfdog
wolfish [wulfIS] _a. , ; wolfish appetite
wolfram [wulfrm] _n. 1> _. 2> = wolframite
wolframite [wulfrmaIt] _n. _.
wolfskin [wulfskIn] _n. 1> 2>
wolfwhistle [wulfwIsl] _n. , ( )
wolverene [wulvrin] = wolverine
wolverine [wulvrin] _n. 1> _. 2> (W.) _. _.
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
womanhater [wumnheIt] _n.
womanhood [wumnhud] _n. 1> 2> ; 3> ,
womanish [wumnIS] _a. ;
womankind [wumnkaInd] _n. _. ; one's womankind
womanlike [wumnlaIk] _a. ;
womanly [wumnlI] _a. ; ,
womb [wum] _n. 1> _. 2> _. ; in the womb of time - ̣
wombat [wmbt] _n. _.
women [wImIn] _pl. woman
womenfolk [wImInfuk] _n. _pl. ; one's womenfolk
won [wn] _p. _p-p. win 2
won't [wunt] _. _. = will not
wonder [wnd] 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 [wndful] _a. ,
wonderland [wndlQnd] _n.
wonderment [wndmnt] _n. 1> , 2>
wonderstricken [wndstrIkn] = wonderstruck
wonderstruck [wndstrk] _a. ֣, ̣
wonderwork [wndwk] _n.
wonderworker [wndwk] _n. 1> 2> , ( ..)
wondrous [wndrs] _. 1. _a. , 2. _adv. (. .) ; wondrous kind
wonky [wNkI] _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 [Id]) _.
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 [wudQlkhl] _n.
wood spirit [wudspIrIt] = wood alcohol
woodbind [wudbaInd] _n. 1> _. 2> ۣ
woodbine [wudbaIn] _n. 1> _. 2> ۣ
woodblock [wudblk] _n. 1> 2> _.
woodcock [wudkk] _n.
woodcraft [wudkrAft] _n. 1> 2>
woodcut [wudkt] _n.
woodcutter [wudkt] _n. 1> 2> ף
woodcutting [wudktIN] _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 ( )
woodengraver [wudIngreIv] = woodcutter 2
woodfibre [wudfaIb] _n.
woodgrouse [wudgraus] _n. _. -
woodland [wudlnd] _n. 1> 2> _attr. ; woodland scenery ; woodland choir
woodless [wudlIs] _a.
woodlouse [wudlaus] _n.
woodman [wudmn] _n. 1> 2> 3> 4> _.
woodnymph [wudnImf] _n. _.
woodpecker [wudpek] _n.
woodpile [wudpaIl] _n.
woodprint [wudprInt] = woodcut
woodpulp [wudplp] _n. ,
woodruff [wudrf] _n. _. ()
woodshed [wudSd] _n.
woodsman [wudzmn] = woodman
woodsy [wudzI] _a. _.
woodward [wudwd] _n.
woodwax [wudwQks] _n. _.
woodwaxen [wudwQksn] _n. _.
woodwinds [wudwIndz] _n. _pl. _.
woodwool [wudwul] _n. _. ; ,
woodwork [wudwk] _n. 1> 2> (, ..)
woodworker [wudwk] _n. 1> ; ; 2>
woody [wudI] _a. 1> 2> 3>
wooer [wu] _n.
woof _I [wuf] = weft _II [wuf] _n. 1> 2> _.
woofer [wuf] _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
woolgathering [wulgQDrIN] 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 [wulsQk] _n. , () ; to reach the woolsack -
woolwork [wulwk] _n.
wop [wp] _n. _. ,
word [wd] 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
wordbook [wdbuk] _n. 1> 2> ()
wording [wdIN] 1. _pres-p. word 2 2. _n. , ,
wordless [wdlIs] _a. 1> ; 2> ; ;
wordpainting [wdpeIntIN] _n.
wordperfect [wdpfIkt] _a.
wordplay [wdpleI] _n. ;
wordsplitting [wdsplItIN] _n. ;
wordy [wdI] _a. 1> 2>
wore [w] _p. wear I, 2
work [wk] 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 work -.); 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 work ); 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 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 [wkbQg] _n. ;
work-basket [wkbAskIt] _n. ( )
work-book [wkbuk] _n. 1> ( ..) 2> ģ 3>
work-box [wkbks] = work-basket
work-in [wkIn] _n. "-" ( , , ..)
work-out [wkaut] _n. _.
work-people [wkpipl] _n.
work-room [wkrum] _n. ;
work-shy [wkSaI] 1. _n. , 2. _a. ,
work-table [wkteIbl] _n.
work-worn [wkwn] _a. 1> ң ֣ 2>
workability [wkbIlItI] _n. ; ( )
workable [wkbl] _a. 1> 2> ; ;
workaday [wkdeI] _a. ;
workaway [wkweI] _n. _. , (. )
workday [wkdeI] _n. ;
worker [wk] _n. 1> ; ; workers of the world, unite! , ! 2> _attr. ,
workhouse [wkhaus] _n. 1> _. 2> _.
working [wkIN] 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 [wkINkQpItl] _n.
working class [wkINklAs] _n.
working day [wkINdeI] = workday
working people [wkINpipl] _n. ;
working-class [wkINklAs] _a. , ; working-class solidarity
working-man [wkINmQn] _n.
working-out [wkINaut] _n. ( ..)
workman [wkmn] _n. ,
workmanlike [wkmnlaIk] _a.
workmanship [wkmnSIp] _n. , ; ; exquisite workmanship
works [wks] _n. _pl. (. _sg. _pl.) ,
workshop [wkSp] _n. 1> ; 2> ; ; 3> _attr. ; workshop committee
workweek [wkwik] _n.
workwoman [wkwumn] _n.
world [wld] _n. ,
world series [wldsIriz] _n. _pl. _.
world-old [wldȫuld] _a.
world-power [wldpau] _n.
world-weary [wldwIrI] _a. ,
world-wide [wldwaId] _a. Σ ; , ; world-wide fame ; on a world-wide scale ; world-wide organization
worldling [wldlIN] _n. , ݣ
worldly [wldlI] _a. 1> ; ; worldly goods , 2> 3> , ۣ; worldly wisdom 4> _.
worldly-minded [wldlImaIndId] = worldly 2
worldly-wise [wldlIwaIz] _a. , , ۣ
worm [wm] 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 [wmzaIvju] _n. ;
worm-eaten [wmitn] _a. 1> 2>
worm-fishing [wmfISIN] _n.
worm-gear [wmgI] _n. _.
worm-hole [wmhul] _n.
worm-seed [wmsid] _n.
worm-wheel [wmwil] _n. _.
wormwood [wmwud] _n. 1> 2> , ; the thought was wormwood to him
wormy [wmI] _a. 1> 2> ,
worn [wn] _p-p. wear I, 2
worn-out [wnaut] _a. 1> , 2> ,
worrier [wrI] _n.
worrisome [wrIsm] _a. 1> 2> ;
worrit [wrIt] _. . worry
worry [wrI] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> 2. _v. 1> ; 2> (), (), (); don't let that worry you 3> , ; his wound worries him 4> (. ); worry along , ң ( )
worse [ws] 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 [wsn] _v. ()
worship [wSIp] 1. _n. 1> ; ; 2> ; public ( divine) worship ; place of worship 3> _. ޣ; a man of great worship , ޣ; to win worship 4> your W. ( , ); freedom of worship 2. _v. 1> , ; , 2>
worshipful [wSIpful] _a. _. , ( ); worshipful sir
worst [wst] 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 [wT] 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 [wT] _v. _. woe (well) worth the day! () !
worth-while [wTwaIl] _a. ; ; worth-while experiment ; to be worth-while
worthless [wTlIs] _a. ; ; , ޣ
worthy [wDI] 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 [wt] _pres. wit 2 _II [wt] _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 [wund] 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. _interj. !, !
wowser [wauz] _n. _.
wrack [rQk] 1. _n. 1> 2> _. _. , ; to go to wrack ; wrack and ruin 3> ( ) 2. _v. ()
wraith [reIT] _n. (-.), ţ;
wrangle [rQNgl] 1. _n. , ; to have a wrangle with smb. about ( over) smth. -. ޣ-. 2. _v. 1> , ; ( -. ޣ-.); what are they wrangling about? ޣ ? 2> _. , (. )
wrangler [rQNgl] _n. 1> , 2> , ( ) 3> _. _.
wrap [rQp] 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 [rQpp] _n. _. _.
wrapper [rQp] _n. 1> ; 2> £, 3>
wrapping [rQpIN] 1. _pres-p. wrap 2 2. _n. ( _pl.) £; £
wrapping-paper [rQpINpeIp] _n. £
wrapt [rQpt] = rapt
wrasse [rQs] _n. ()
wrath [rT] _n. , ;
wrathful [rTful] _a. ,
wreak [rik] _v. _. , (); to wreak vengeance upon one's enemy
wreath [riT], _pl. [riDz] _n. 1> , 2> , ()
wreathe [riD] _v. 1> , () 2> () 3> ( ) 4> ( ..)
wreathed [riDd] 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 [rekIdZ] _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. _. ( )
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 [rIstbQnd] _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, written)
write-in [raItIn] _n. 1> , 2> , ӣ 3> _attr. write-in votes , , ; write-in campaign
write-off [raItȍf] _n. 1> ; 2> _pl. , ޣ 3> _. ; ;
write-up [raItp] _n. 1> ; 2> ޣ 3> (, ..)
writer [raIt] _n. 1> ; ; the present writer 2> , ; writer to the signet ( ); writer's cramp ( palsy) _.
writhe [raID] _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 [raItININk] _n. ( . printing-ink)
writing-master [raItINmAst] _n.
writing-materials [raItINmtIrIlz] _n. _pl.
writing-pad [raItINpQd] _n. 1> 2>
writing-paper [raItINpeIp] _n. ;
writing-table [raItINteIbl] _n.
written [rItn] _p-p. write
wrong [rN] 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 [rNhedId] _a. ;
wrongdoer [rNdu] _n. 1> , 2> 3> ;
wrongdoing [rNduIN] _n. 1> ; 2> ;
wrongful [rNful] _a. 1> , 2> 3> , ; ; wrongful dismissal
wrote [rut] _p. write
wroth [ruT] _a. _predic. _. _.
wrought [rt] _p. _p-p. work 2, 12, 13, 14 15
wrought iron [rtaIn] _n. ,
wrought-up [rtp] _a. ;
wrung [rN] _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 [wItSelm] _n. _.
wye [waI] _n. 1> Y 2> _. ; 3> _-. 4> _.
Wykehamist [wIkmIst] _n.
X x [eks] _n. (_pl. Xs, X's [eksIz]) 1> 24- . 2> -., X 3> _. , ; _. 4> (X) _. () 5> 6> 7> ,
X-axis [eksQksIs] _n. _.
X-bit [eksbIt] _n. _.
X-bracing [eksbreIsIN] _n. _.
X-engine [eksendZIn] _n. _. x-
X-line [ekslaIn] _n. _. ,
X-ray [eksreI] 1. _n. 1> (. _pl.) 2> _attr. ; X-ray therapy ; X-ray picture ; X-ray photograph 2. _v. ,
Xanthippe [zQnTIpI] _n. ; _. ,
xanthous [zQnTs] _a. ֣
xebec [zibek] _n. _. ( )
xenial [zinIl] _a. , ; xenial customs
xenogamy [zingmI] _n. _. , ң
xenomania [zenumeInj] _n. _.
xenon [zenn] _n. _.
xenophobia [zenufubI] _n.
Xerox [zIrks] _n. 1> ( ) 2>
Xerxes [zksiz] _n. _.
xiphoid [zIfId] _a. _.
Xmas [krIsms] = Christmas
xylanthrax [zaIlQnTrQks] _n.
xylograph [zaIlgrAf] _n.
xylography [zaIlgrfI] _n.
xylonite [zaIlnaIt] _n.
xylophone [zaIlfun] _n.
xylose [zaIlus] _n. _.
xyster [zIst] _n. _.
Y y [waI] _n. (_pl. Ys, Y's [waIz]) 1> 25- . 2> -., Y 3> _. ,
Y-axis [waIQksIs] _n. _.
Y-shaped [waISeIpt] _a. Y-,
yacht [jt] 1. _n. 2. _v. ,
yacht-club [jtklb] _n. -
yachting [jtIN] 1. _pres-p. yacht 2 2. _n. (. yachting sport)
yachtsman [jtsmn] _n. 1> 2> _.
yaffil [jQfl] _n. ̣
yaffle [jQfl] _n. ̣
yah [jA] _interj. ? ( , )
yahoo [jhu] _n. 1> {, , . " "} 2> , 3> _. ,
yak [jQk] _n. _.
Yakut [jQkut] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> 2. _a.
yale lock [jeIllk] _n. ""
yam [jQm] _n. _. 1> 2>
yammer [jQm] _v. _. _. 1> , 2> ; ,
yank [jQNk] 1. _n. , ģ 2. _v. _. ; ģ (. yank out, yank off)
Yank [jQNk] _n. _.
Yankee [jQNkI] _n. 1> , 2> 3> _attr.
yankeefied [jQNkIfaId] _a.
yap [jQp] 1. _n. 1> ; 2> _. 3> _. 4> _. ; 2. _v. 1> ; 2> _.
yapp [jQp] _n. ̣
yard _I [jAd] _n. 1> (= 3 914,4 ); by the yard ; can you still buy cloth by the yard in Britain? ݣ ? 2> _. _II [jAd] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _-. ; 4> 5> (the Y.) = Scotland Yard 2. _v. ( )
yard-arm [jAdAm] _n. _. -
yard-bird [jAdbd] _n. _. _.
yard-master [jAdmAst] _n. _-. ;
yard-measure [jAdmeZ] p , ""
yard-wand [jAdwnd] = yard-measure
yardman [jAdmn] _n. _-.
yardstick [jAdstIk] _n. 1> = yardmeasure 2> _. ; ; ; to measure ( to judge) others by one's own yardstick
yarn [jAn] 1. _n. 1> , 2> _. , ; 2. _v. ;
yarn-beam [jAnbim] _n. _.
yarn-dyed [jAndaId] _a.
yarovization [jQrvaIzeISn] _. _n.
yarovize [jQrvaIz] _. _v.
yarrow [jQru] _n. _.
yashmak [jQSmQk] _. _n.
yataghan [jQtgn] _. _n.
yaw [j] _. _. 1. _n. , 2. _v.
yawl [jl] _n. _. ;
yawn [jn] 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 [Iklept] _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. _interj. _. ?(!), ?(!) ( , ..)
yeah [je] part _.
yean [jin] _v.
yeanling [jinlIN] _n. ̣; Σ
year [j] _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 [jbuk] _n.
yearling [jlIN] 1. _n. 1> , ; 2> _. _. _. 2. _a.
yearlong [jlN] _a.
yearly [jlI] 1. _a. 2. _adv. ;
yearn [jn] _v. 1> , (for, after yearn -., ޣ-.); he yearned to be home again 2> , (for, to yearn -.)
yearning [jnIN] 1. _pres-p. yearn 2. _n. ; ; popular yearnings
yeast [jist] _n. ,
yeasty [jistI] _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 [jeludg] _n. _. , ;
yellow fever [jelufiv] _n. _. ֣
Yellow Jack [jeludZQk] 1> = yellow fever 2>
Yellow pages [jelupeIdZIz] _n. _. "֣ " (- ֣ )
yellow spot [jeluspt] _n. _. ֣
yellow-bark oak [jelubAkȫuk] _n. _.
yellow-bellied [jelubelId] _a.
yellow-dog contract [jeludgkntrQkt] _n. _.
yellow-dog fund [jeludgfnd] _n. _. ,
yellow-hammer [jeluhQm] _n. ()
yellow-livered [jelulIvd] _a. _.
yellowback [jelubQk] _n. 1> ۣ 2> ( ֣ )
yellowish [jeluIS] _a.
yellowness [jelunIs] _n.
yellowy [jeluI] = yellowish
yelp [jelp] 1. _n. ; 2. _v. ; , ,
Yemeni [jemnI] = Yemenite
Yemenite [jemnaIt] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
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 [jesmQn] _n. _. ,
yester-evening [jestrivnIN] _. 1. _n. 2. _adv.
yester-year [jestj] _. 1. _n. 2. _adv.
yesterday [jestdI] 1. _adv. 1> ; yesterday morning 2> 2. _n. ; yesterday's incident
yesternight [jestnaIt] = yesterevening
yestreen [jestrin] _. = 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 [jutri] = yew
Yiddish [jIdIS] _n. ,
yield [jild] 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 yieldup the ghost ,
yielding [jildIN] 1. _pres-p. yield 2 2. _a. 1> , 2> , ( ) 3> , 4> ;
yip [jIp] _n. _. ,
yippee [jIpI] _interj.
yo-heave-ho [juhivhu] _interj. !, ! ( )
yobbo [jbu] _n. _. _. ,
yodel [judl] 1. _n. ( ) 2. _v.
yoga [jug] _. _n. ( )
yoghurt [jgt] _. _n. ( )
yogi [jugI] _. _n.
yogurt [jgt] _. _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 [jukfelu] _n. ( ); ()
yokel [jukl] _n. ; ԣ
yokemate [jukmeIt] = yokefellow
yolk [juk] _n.
yolk-bag [jukbQg] = yolk-sac
yolk-sac [juksQk] _n. _. ()
yon [jn] _. _. = yonder
yonder [jnd] 1. _a. 2. _adv.
yore [j] _n. _. of yore -; in days of yore
Yorkist [jkIst] _n. _.
Yorkshire [jkSI] _n. 1> 2> , ޣ (. Yorkshire pudding) {. . }
you [ju] ( ); [ju], [j] ( ) _pron. _pers. (_obj. .) 1> , 2> ( ); you never can tell _. , 3> _. . yourself 4> . : you fool! !
you'd [jud] _. _. = you had, you would
you'll [jul] _. _. = you will, you shall
you're [ju] _. _. = you are
you've [juv] _. _. = you have
you-know-what [junuwt] _n. _. , -. ,
young [jN] 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 [jNIS] _a.
youngling [jNlIN] 1. _n. _. 1> £; ԣ; 2> 2. _a.
youngster [jNst] _n. 1> , ; 2> _. -
your [j] ( ); [ju], [j] ( ) _pron. _poss. (. ; . yours) ;
yours [jz] _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 [jself] _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 [jselvz] _pl. yourself
youth [juT] _n. 1> ; ; the fountain of youth 2> 3> ģ 4> _attr. ģ; youth organizations ģ ; a youth festival ģ
youthful [juTful] _a. 1> , 2> 3> ; 4> ,
yowl [jaul] 1. _n. 2. _v.
yoyo [juju] - (ޣ )
ytterbium [Itbjm] _n. _.
yttrium [ItrIm] _n. _.
yucca [jk] _n. _.
Yugoslav [juguslAv] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
Yugoslavian [juguslAvjn] 1. _a. 2. _n. ;
yule [jul] _n.
yule-log [jullg] _n. ,
yule-tide [jultaId] = yule
Z z [zed] _n. (_pl. Zs, Z's [zedz]) 1> , 26- . 2> -., Z 3> _. ,
Z-bar [zedbA] _n. _.
zany [zeInI] _. _n. 1> _. 2> , ; 3> ( )
zariba [zrib] _. _n. ;
zeal [zil] _n. ,
zealot [zelt] _n. ;
zealotry [zeltrI] _n.
zealous [zels] _a. 1> , 2> ; to be zealous for smth. -.
zebra [zibr] _n. _.
zebu [zibu] _n. _.
zed [zed] _n. Z
zee [zi] _n. _. Z
Zeitgeist [tsaItgaIst] _. _n.
zemindar [zemIndA] _. _n.
Zen [zen] _n. "" ( ),
zenana [zenAn] _. _n. ( )
Zend [zend] _n.
Zend-Avesta [zendvest] _n. _. -
zenith [zenIT] _n. ; at the zenith of fame
zenith-distance [zenITdIstns] _n. ( ) ;
zenithal [zenITl] _a. _.
zeolite [ziulaIt] _n. _.
zephyr [zef] _n. 1> , 2> _. 3> () 4> , ̣
Zeppelin [zeplIn] _n.
zero [zIru] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) 1> , ; to reduce to zero 2> ; ; below zero 3> _attr. zero setting ; zero hour > _. , ..; >
zero-gravity [zIrugrQvItI] _n.
zest [zest] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; ""; to give zest to smth. ( , ) -. 2> _. ; ; he entered into the game with zest 3> _. , 4> 2. _v. _. ,
zeugma [zjugm] _n. _.
Zeus [zjus] _n. _. _.
zibet [zIbIt] _n. _. ,
zigzag [zIgzQg] 1. _n. 2. _a. 3. _adv. 4. _v.
zinc [zINk] 1. _n. 1> 2> _attr. 2. _v.
zinciferous [zINkIfrs] _a.
zincography [zINkgrfI] _n.
zing [zIN] _. 1. _n. 2. _v.
zinnia [zInj] _n. _.
Zionism [zaInIzm] _n.
zip [zIp] 1. _n. 1> 2> 3> _. , 4> = zipper 1 2. _v. 1> ԣ() 2> _. , 3>
zip code [zIpkud] _n. _.
zip-fastener [zIpfAsn] = zipper 1
zipper [zIp] _n. 1> ԣ- 2> _pl.
zippy [zIpI] _a. _. , ,
zircon [zkn] _n. _.
zirconium [zkunjm] _n. _.
zither [zID] _n.
zodiac [zudIQk] _n. _. ; signs of the zodiac
zodiacal [zudaIkl] _a. _. ; zodiacal light
zoic [zuIk] _a. _.
zombi [zmbI] _n. 1> , 2> _. ; 3> _. _. 4> ,
zombie [zmbI] _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 Z.
zoogeography [zudZIȍgrfI] _n.
zoological [zuldZIkl] _a. ; zoological garden(s) ,
zoologist [zuȍldZIst] _n.
zoology [zuȍldZI] _n.
zoom [zum] _. _. 1. _n. "", "" 2. _v. 1> , ; "" "" 2> _. , ""; prices zoomed
zoophyte [zuufaIt] _n. _.
zoster [zst] _n.
zouave [zuAv] _n. _. _.
zounds [zaundz] _interj. _. ޣ !
Zulu [zulu] 1. _a. 2. _n. 1> ; 2>
zygoma [zaIgum] _n. (_pl. -ata)
zygomata [zaIgumt] _pl. zygoma
zymosis [zaImusIs] _n. 1> 2>
zymotic [zaImtIk] _a. 1> 2> ; zymotic diseases
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