
(C) = V.K.Muller 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. 0.8, for the latest version see www.chat.ru/~muller_dic or www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Circuit/2634/
Dictionary Format = A dictionary article concerning every dictionary word is implemented as a single line. Two blank symbols separate an English word and 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 ":".
_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  
_.= 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  ,  
_.= rocket -
_.= rare 
_.= rubbery industry  
_.= religious 
_.= rhetoric 
_.= russian 
_.= fishery 
_.= sanskrit 
_-.= agriculture  
_.= northern ,       
_.= scandinavian 
_.= collective noun   
_.= abbreviation , , 
_.= stylistic 
_.= versification, prosody 
_.= construction , 
_.= insurance 
_.= student 
_.= sport 
_.= theater 
_.= textiles 
_.= telephony; telegraphy ; 
_.= TV television 
_.= 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 
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   
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 ablution s _.  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. _. _. 
A-bomb= [eIbm] _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 abound s 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.   -.
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. 
absent-minded= [QbsntmaIndId] _a. 
absent-mindedness= [QbsntmaIndIdnIs] _n. 
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 _.    accident s 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 accord ed 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 account s _.  ; to lay (one's) account  with smth. >   -.; >  -.  ޣ; to settle ( to square) account s with smb. >   -.; >  ޣ  -. 2> ޣ; to give an account  of smth.  ޣ  ޣ-.; to call to account    ,  , ޣ 3> ; ; ޣ 4> , ; by all account s   ; 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 , _. no ; 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 account s 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> , ; ; accrue d 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 ace s _.  ; _.    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 ache s     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  
acidic= [sIdIk] _a. , 
acidify= [sIdIfaI] _v. 1>  2> ()
acidity= [sIdItI] _n. 1>  2> 
acidize= [QsIdaIz] _v. 
acidly= [QsIdlI] _adv. 1> ,   2> ,  
acid-proof= [QsIdpruf] = acid-resisting [QsIdrIzIstIN] _a. 
acid-resisting= [QsIdrIzIstIN] = acid-proof
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) acquaint ed with smth. ,   -.; to be acquaint  ed 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 acquisition s 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 acre s   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    (   ) action s 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
adage= [QdIdZ] _n. , , 
adagio= [dAdZIu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _. 
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> 
Adam's=apple  [QdmzQpl] _n. 
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 add s to the expense   ; add ed 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 addict ed 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> 
addled= [Qdld] _a. ,  ( )
addle-head= [Qdlhed] = addle-pate [QdlpeIt] _n.  ,  
addlement= [Qdlmnt] _n. 
addle-pate= [QdlpeIt] = addle-head
address= [dres] 1. _n. 1>  2> ; ;  3> ; ; ()  4> _pl. ; to pay one's address es 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> _.   
ad=hoc  [Qdhk] _. _a. ,    ; ad hoc committee  
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)
adjudgment= [dZdZmnt] _n. 1>  ;   2>  (  ..)
adjudgement= [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. , 
ad=lib  [QdlIb] _. 1. _n. ,  2. _adv.  , 
ad-lib= [QdlIb] _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 admit ted to the bar       2>  3>  (of); the question admit s 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. ; ; adulterate d milk  ; adulterate d 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> _. ֣; , 
ad=valorem  [Qdvlrem] _. 1. _a.  ; ad valorem duties ,     2. _adv.  
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 advance s  , ;   ( ޣ-.) 2. _v. 1>  ң 2> _.  3>  ,  4> () ( ) 5>     , ; they advance d the date of their arrival          6> () ( ); the bank has advance d the rate of discount to 5%    ޣ   7>  (, ) 8>   9>  
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 
advance-guard= [dvAnsgAd] _n. 
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 affair s _.     ϣ ; an affair  of honour >  ; >  2> _pl. , ; a man of affair s  ; 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 affect ed him    3> , ; to affect  the interest  ; to affect  the character   4>  ( ); affect ed 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 affection s    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 affiance d   
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 afflict ed 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 afford s 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] _. . before
afore= [f] _pref. , ; aforesaid, aforementioned , , 
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. ; 
Africaner= [QfrIkQn] _n.      (. ), 
Africander= [QfrIkQnd] _n.      (. ), 
Afrikaans= [QfrIkAns] _n. 
Afrikaner= [QfrIkQn] _n.      (. ), 
Afrikander= [QfrIkQnd] _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 age s       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. ( .  sing) 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) aggrieve d  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 agitate d  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-. 
a-going= [guIN] _a. _predic. _adv.  ; to set a-going    ,  
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 aid s  ; audio-visual aid s  ; aid s 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 ail s 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 air s, to put on air s ,   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-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.  
airborne= [Ebn] _a. 1>      2> _. - 3> _predic.   ;   ; to become airborne    ; all planes are airborne   ̣  
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=Chief Marshal  [EtSifmASl] _n.   
air=command  [EkmAnd] _n.   (   )
Air=Commodore  [Ekmd] _n.   ( )
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.  
aircraft= [EkrAft] _n. 1> ̣ 2> _. ̣;  3> _attr. , -; aircraft  carrier 
aircraftman= [EkrAftmn] _n.   ( )
aircraftsman= [EkrAftsmn] _n.   ( )
air=crew  [Ekru] _n.  ̣  
air-cushion= [EkuSn] _n. 1>   2> _. 
air-driven= [EdrIvn] _a. 
airdrome= [Edrum] _n. 
Airedale= [EdeIl] _n.  ( )
air-engine= [ErendZIn] _n. 
air-exhauster= [ErIgzst] _n.  
airfield= [Efild] _n. 
airfoil= [EfIl] = aerofoil
Air=Force  [Efs] _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=hardening  [EhAdnIN] = air-quenching [EkwentSIN] _n. _.  
air-highway= [EhaIweI] _n.  
airhoist= [EhIst] _n.  ߣ
air-hole= [Ehul] _n. 1>  2>  ( ) 3> _.  
air-hostess= [EhustIs] _n.   ̣, 
airily= [ErIlI] _adv. 1> , ,  2> , 
airing= [ErIN] 1. _pres-p.  air 3 2. _n. 1>    2> ;  3> 
air-jacket= [EdZQkIt] _n.   
airless= [ElIs] _a. 1> ;  2> 
air-lift= [ElIft] _n. _.   ; " "
airline= [ElaIn] _n. 
air=liner  [ElaIn] _n.  ̣;  ̣;  
air-lock= [Elk] _n. 1> _.   2>  
air=mail  [EmeIl] _n.  , 
airman= [Emn] _n. 1> ̣ 2> 
airmanship= [EmnSIp] _n. ̣ 
air-map= [EmQp] _n.  
Air=Marshal  [EmASl] _n.  
air-minded= [EmaIndId] _a.    
air-monger= [EmNg] _n. ڣ
airphoto= [Efutu] _n. 
air-photography= [EftgrfI] _n. ߣ
airplane= [EpleIn] _n. _. 1> ̣,  2> _attr. airplane  observer ̣-
air-pocket= [EpkIt] _n. 1> _.   2> _. ,   3>   (   ..)
airport= [Ept] _n. 
air= [Epau] _n.   ,  
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=scout  [Eskaut] _n. _.  
airscrew= [Eskru] _n.  , 
air=sentry  [EsentrI] _n. _.   
air-shaft= [ESAft] _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.   
air-stop= [Estp] _n.       ̣
airstrip= [EstrIp] _n. ̣- ;  
airtarget= [EtAgIt] _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.  
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. 
alarmist= [lAmIst] _n. ˣ;   
alarm-post= [lAmpust] _n.     
alarum= [lErm] _n. 1> _. . alarm 1; 2>   3>     alarum s 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  _. 
aleak= [lik] _a. _predic. the vessel is aleak    
aleatory= [eIlItrI] _a. 
alee= [li] _adv. _a. _predic. _. 1>   2>   
ale-house= [eIlhaus] _n. 
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> _.  ,   
ale-wife= [eIlwaIf] _n.  
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> _. 
alienable= [eIljnbl] _a. _. 
alienate= [eIljneIt] _v. 1>  (. _.) 2>  (from);  ; my sister alienate d me by her behaviour      ţ
alienation= [eIljneISn] _n. 1> , ; alienation  of affections  () 2> _.  3> _.  (. mental alienation )
alienee= [eIljni] _n. _. ,     
alien-enemy= [eIljnenImI] _n. _.      
alien-friend= [eIljnfrend] _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 >   ; >      
Allah= [Ql] _n. 
all-around= [ȍlraund] 1. _n. _.  2. _a. = allround
allay= [leI] _v. 1>  (, , ) 2> , 
all-clear= [ȍlklI] _n.    , 
allegation= [QlIgeISn] _n. 1>   2>  (.  , )
allege= [ledZ] _v. 1>  ( ,  ); to allege  illness    2>  (.  ); allege d deserter    3> ; delays allege d 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
all-embracing= [ȍlImbreIsIN] _a. 
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
All=Fools' Day  [ȍlfulzdeI] _n.    (1- )
all=honoured  [ȍlǍnd] _a.  
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  
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
alliteration= [lItreISn] _n. 
all-metal= [ȍlmetl] _a. 
all-night= [ȍlnaIt] _a.  ( ,   ..)
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>  
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. _.  
allow= [lau] _v. 1> , ; smoking is not allow ed   2> ,  ; this gate allow s 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 allow ed 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>  (,   ..)
all-powerful= [ȍlpauful] _a. 
all-purpose= [ȍlpps] _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-round= [ȍlraund] _a. , ; ; all-round  man  ; all-round  price ,    all-round  champion  
all-rounder= [ȍlraund] _n. 1>   2> _. 
All-Russian= [ȍlrSn] _a. 
allseed= [ȍlsid] _n. _.  
allspice= [ȍlspaIs] _n. 1> _.   2>  
all-star= [ȍlstA] _a. _. _.    ף; all-star  cast ,     ף
all-steel= [ȍlstil] _a. 
all-time= [ȍltaIm] _a. , ģ;  ,   ..; all-time  high prices   
allude= [lud] _v. 1> ;  (to allude  ) 2>  (to allude  )
All-union= [ȍljunjn] _a. 
all-up= [ȍlp] _n. _.   (̣, , ,   ..)  ,  ̣ 
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  ,  
all-white= [ȍlwaIt] _a.   ; all-white  school ,     
all-wool= [ȍlwul] _a. 
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 _. , , 
alphabet= [QlfbIt] _n. ; 
alphabetic= [QlfbetIk] _a. 1> = alphabetical 2> 
alphabetical= [QlfbetIkl] _a. 
alphabetically= [QlfbetIklI] _adv.   
alphabetize= [QlfbetaIz] _v.    
alpha=rays  [QlfreIz] _n. _pl. _. -
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> _. ,  ()
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. _. , 
alter=ego  [Qltregu] _. _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 altitude s 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. _.  
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 _. ,  
alto-relievo= [QlturIlivu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _. 
alto-stratus= [QltustreIts] _n. _.  
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)   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.  
ambidextrous= [QmbIdekstrs] _a.     
ambidexterous= [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  _.  ,     
Americanism= [merIknIzm] _n. 
Americanize= [merIknaIz] _v. 1>  2>   3>   
American=Tiger  [merIkntaIg] _n. 
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 amount  s to l 40 ޣ    40   2>  , ; this amount s to a refusal   ; to amount  to very little, not to amount  to much  ,    ; what, after all, does it amount  to? ,   ,  ?
amour= [mu] _n. ;  , 
amourette= [Qmuret] _n.  
amour-propre= [Qmuprpr] _. _n. 
amperage= [QmpErIdZ] _n. _.   ( )
ampere= [QmpE] _n. _. 
amperemeter= [QmpEmit] _n. 
ampere=turn  [QmpEtn] _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 amuse d 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 ancient s) _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 angel s 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 angle s      ; 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) 
Anglomania= [QNglumeInj] _n. 
Anglophobia= [QNglufubj] _n. 
Anglo-Saxon= [QNglusQksn] 1. _a. ; Anglo-Saxon  alphabet   23  ( j, q, w,      XVII .) 2. _n. 1>  2> ,  
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 answer s   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 answer ed at all    7>  (to) 8>  (    -.); a piece of paper on the table answer ed 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 antecedent s   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.  
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.  (    ..)
a=posteriori  [eIpsterIȍraI] _. 1. _a. ,    2. _adv. ,  ,  
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 appear s 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 appearance s  
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 applaud ed 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  
applebrandy= [QplbrQndI] _n.  
applecart= [QplkAt] _n.    to upset smb.'s applecart   -. 
apple=dumpling  [QpldmplIN] _n. , ޣ  
applegrub= [Qplgrb] _n. 1>  2> 
applejack= [QpldZQk] _. = apple-brandy
applepie= [QplpaI] _n.   applepie  order ,  ; applepie  bed ,   ,     (, Σ    )
applequince= [QplkwIns] = quince
apple=sauce  [Qplss] _n. 1>   2> _. _.  3> , 
appletree= [Qpltri] _n. 
appliance= [plaIns] _n. 1> , ; domestic electric appliance s   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 appoint ed 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 approach es 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 approach ed him on the matter       ; he approach ed 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 approve d 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 )
a=priori  [eIpraIȍraI] _. 1. _a.  2. _adv. 
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. , 
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.   
aqua=regia  [QkwridZj] _n. _.  
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 ; > ,  ; arch liar  ; arch rogue ; > _. , ; arch founder 
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.      ; arcticize d 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. _. 
arena= [rin] _n. 1>  2>  ;  
arenaceous= [QrIneISs] _a. 1> ;  2>   3> _. 
aren't= [Ant] _. _. = are not
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 argue s 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 arm s   ; under one's arm s  ; with open arm s  ԣ ; a child in arm s ; take smb. by the arm   -.   2>   () 3> ; arm  of a river   4> ,  () 5> ()  6> , ; the arm  of the law   7> _.  (); , ;  ();  (); arm s of a balance   _II [Am] 1. _n. 1> (. _pl.) ; small arm s  ; in arm s ֣; up in arm s >   , ; >  ; to be up in arm s against smb. ,   -.; to take up arm s, to appeal to arm s   ; to lay down arm s  ; to arm s!  !; under arm s ֣,  أ 2>   3> _pl.  4>   5> _pl.  (. coat of arm s) 6> _pl. _attr. arm s race  ; arm s cut   2. _v. 1> () (. _.); to be arm ed with information    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. armament s 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 ֣ 
armed= [Amd]     >  - ; onearmed  ; >  - ; . longarmed  ; crossarmed   ݣ 
Armenian= [Aminjn] 1. _a.  2. _n. 1> ;  2>  
armful= [Amful] _n. 
arm-hole= [Amhul] _n. 
arm-in-arm= [AmInAm] _adv.  
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. 
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>    (  ..)
armour-piercer= [AmpIs] _n.  
armour-piercing= [AmpIsIN] _a. ; armour-piercing  shell  
armour-plate= [AmpleIt] _n.  ,  
armour-plated= [AmpleItId] _a. , 
armoury= [AmrI] _n.  , 
armpit= [AmpIt] _n. 
arm-saw= [Ams] _n. 1>   2> 
arm-twisting= [AmtwIstIN] _n. 1>   2> _.   
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 (_. P. X.) _.  ; army  agent ( broker, contractor)   
army-beef= [AmIbif] _n.   ( )
army-list= [AmIlIst] _n.    
army-rank= [AmIrQNk] _n.    (     ޣ)
army=register  [AmIredZIst] _n. _.    
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 arrange d to meet at six      4>  ();    5>  ,  (for) 6> ,  (.    ) 7> _.  8> _. 
arrangement= [reIndZmnt] _n. 1>   , ,  2>  3> , ң; to come to an arrangement    ; to make arrangement s  ( ޣ-.);  (-.); to make arrangement s (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 arrive d 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) art s ͣ 3> , , ; military art    4> (. _pl.) ; he gained his ends by art s      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 article s of trade   ; to be under article s    3> , , ; an article  of clothing  ; an article  of food   4>  , ; article s 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   
ascensional= [senSnl] _a. 1> ; ascensional  ventilation _.   2> ߣ; ascensional  power _. ߣ ; ascensional  rate _.   ,  ߣ
Ascension-day= [senSndeI] _n. _.  
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 ascribe d 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 ash es  ; to lay in ash es ,   2> _pl. ,  to turn to dust and ash es    ( ) 2. _v.   _II [QS] _n. _. ; mountain ash , wild ash  
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     
ash-bin= [QSbIn] _n. 1> ,    2> _. 
ash-box= [QSbks] _n. _. ; 
ash=can  [QSkQn] _n. _. 1> = ash-bin 2> _. _.  
ashen= _I [QSn] _a. 1> ,   2> ,   3> - _II [QSn] _a. 
ash-key= [QSki] _n. _.  ( )
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>  ,  
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> _. 
Ash=Wednesday  [QSwenzdI] _n.      
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 ask ing for you  -   4> ; to ask  a favour (for help)    ( ) 5> ; to ask  250 pounds for a horse  250   ; 6>  (_. . ask  out) 7> ; it ask s (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. , ;  ;  
a-smoke= [smuk] _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 aspect s       4> _pl. ; economic aspect s   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 aspersion s 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 assail ed with questions   ; I was assail ed 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  
assemblyman= [semblImn] _n. _.    
assembly-room= [semblIrum] _n. 1>   ,   .. 2>  
assent= [sent] 1. _n. 1>  2> , ; Royal assent    ( ) 2. _v.  (to assent   -.,  -.);   (to); he assent ed to our proposal     ; he assent ed 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. _. (); ; asset s 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 assign ed 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 assume d 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     
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 atom s  ; not an atom  of evidence    3> _attr. atom  fission ( splitting, smashing)  
atomaniac= [QtumeInIQk] _n.   
atombomb= [Qtmbm] _n.  
atom-bomb= [Qtmbm] _v.   
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> 
atom-smasher= [QtmsmQS] _n.   
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
at=par  [tpA] _adv.  
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--boy
attach= [tQtS] _v. 1> , ; to attach  a seal to a document    ;   ; to attach  a stamp  ; the responsibility that attach es to that position ,     2> to attach  oneself to ; he attach ed himself to the new arrivals      3> ; ; to attach  a teacher to a class     4> ,   ; they are deeply attach ed to her      5> , ; he attach ed the blame to me      6> _. , ;  (),   ( )
attachie= [tQSeI] _. _n.  ; air (military, naval) attachie  - (, ) 
attache=case  [tQSIkeIs] _n.     ( , )
attached= [tQtSt] 1. _p-p.  attach 2. _a. 1> ;  (-.) 2>  3> ̣ 4>  ( )
attachedly= [tQtSIdlI] _adv. ; yours attachedly    (  )
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 attack s 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 attainment s  
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 attend ed to  ,    3> ,  ( ); the patient was attend ed by Dr X    X 4> ,  (on, upon) 5> ; ; I will attend  you to the theatre     ; success attend s 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 attention s (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 attic s) _pl.    3> _.  4> _. , "" to have rats in the attic  _. =   
atticism= [QtIsIzm] _n.  ;  ,  
attic-story= [QtIkstrI] _n.  
attic-storey= [QtIkstrI] _n.  
attire= [taI] 1. _n. 1> , ;  2> _.   2. _v. (. _pass.) , ; simply attire d  
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= [ȍgst] _n. 1>  2> _attr. 
august= [gst] _a. 1>  2> 
Augustan= [gstn] _a. Augustan  age  ( ) ; _.     
auk= [k] _n.  ()
aunt= [Ant] _n. ԣ; ԣ my aunt ! =   !,   !,   !
auntie= [AntI] _n. _. ԣ
Aunt=Sally  [AntsQlI] _n. 1>  ,   ,           2>     
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.   
auroral= [rrl] _a. 1> _.  2> _. ;  3>     
aurora=polaris  [rrpulQrIs] _n.  
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 authorize d 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. -, -
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> , 
auto-da-fe= [ȍtudAfeI] _. _n. (_pl. autos-da-fe) _. 
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. 
auto-training= [ȍtutreInIN] _n. (_. A. T.)  , ;  
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 avert ed 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= [aks] _. . ask
ax= [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> _.  ();  (, )
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. _. 
axlebearing= [QkslbErIN] _n. _. 
axlebox= [Qkslbks] _n. _. 
axled= [Qksld] _a. 
axle=grease  [Qkslgris] _n. , ̣ 
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> _. _.  babe s and sucklings ,   ; babe s 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  
babyfarmer= [beIbIfAm] _n. ,  ( )   
babyhood= [beIbIhud] _n. 
babyish= [beIbIIS] _a. , 
babyminding= [beIbImaIndIN] _n.   £
baby-moon= [beIbImun] _n. _.   
babysit= [beIbIsIt] _v. _.   
babysitter= [beIbIsIt] _n. _.  
baby=talk  [beIbItk] _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   
backache= [bQkeIk] _n.   ,  
back-bencher= [bQkbentS] _n.   , ""
backbit= [bQkbIt] _p.  backbite
backbite= [bQkbaIt] _v. (backbit; backbitten)   , 
backbitten= [bQkbItn] _p-p.  backbite
back-blocks= [bQkblks] _n. _pl. _. _. 1> , ̣    2>  
back-blow= [bQkblu] _n. 1>   2> _. ;  
backboard= [bQkbd] _n. 1>   (   ) 2> 
backbone= [bQkbun] _n. 1>  ,  2> ף  3>  ; ;  4>  () to the backbone    , 
back-breaking= [bQkbreIkIN] _a. , ; back-breaking  labour  
back-chat= [bQktSQt] _n. _.  
back-cloth= [bQkklT] _n. _. 
back=country  [bQkkntrI] _n. ̣   ; 
back-country= [bQkkntrI] _a. ̣; back-country  district ̣  
backdoor= [bQkd] 1. _n. 1> ޣ ;   2>   2. _a. , 
backdown= [bQkdaun] _n. ,   
back-draught= [bQkdrAft] _n. 1>   2>   ()
backdrop= [bQkdrp] _n. _. 
backed= [bQkt] 1. _p-p.  back II, 3 2. _a.  ,  
back-end= [bQkend] _n. 1>  , ; the back-end  of a car   2>  ;  
backer= [bQk] _n. 1> ,    . {. back II, 3} 2> 
backfall= [bQkfl] _n. _.    ( )
backfiller= [bQkfIl] _n. _.    (   )
back-fire= [bQkfaI] 1. _n. 1> _.   (   ) 2>    ڣ    3> _.   2. _v.     
backfisch= [bQkfIS] _. _n. -
back-formation= [bQkfmeISn] _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> ,   
back-haul= [bQkhl] _n.  ;  
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. , , 
back=settlement  [bQksetlmnt] _n. _. ̣ 
backside= [bQksaId] _n. ; ,  
back-sight= [bQksaIt] _n. _.  
back=slang  [bQkslQN] _n. ,        (. gip . pig)
back-slapping= [bQkslQpIN] _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. _. 
back-talk= [bQktk] _n. _.  ,  
backtrack= [bQktrQk] _v. , , ; to backtrack  on one's views    
back-up= [bQkp] _n. 1>  ( ) 2> -̣
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  , ;    
bad= [bQd], [beId] _p.  bid 2
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-baiting= [bQdZbeItIN] _n.   
badger-dog= [bQdZdg] _n.  ( )
badger-drawing= [bQdZdrIN] = badger-baiting   
badger-fly= [bQdZflaI] _n.   ()
Badger=State  [bQdZsteIt] _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}
bad-tempered= [bQdtempd] _a. , 
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> 
baffler= [bQfl] _n. _. 1> ;  2> 
baffle-wall= [bQflwl] = baffle-board _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 bag s) 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 !, bag s I!  ! _II [bQg] _v.  
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-check= [bQgIdZtSek] _n. _.  
baggage-man= [bQgIdZmQn] _n. _. 
baggage=room  [bQgIdZrum] _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.  ( )
bag-sleeve= [bQgsliv] _n.  ,   
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 
balanced= [bQlnst] 1. _p-p.  balance 2 2. _a. ; ; 
balance-master= [bQlnsmAst] _n. 
balancer= [bQlns] _n. 1> , ӣ 2> _. , 
balance-sheet= [bQlnsSit] _n. _. 
balance-step= [bQlnsstep] _n. _.  
balanceweight= [bQlnsweIt] _n. , 
balance-wheel= [bQlnswil] _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> ,  (   ..)
baldachin,=baldaquin  [bldkIn] _n. 
bald-coot= [bldkut] _n. 1>  () 2> _. ,  
balderdash= [blddQS] _n. 1> ,  2> 
bald-headed= [bldhedId] 1. _a. 1> ;  2>      ( ) 2. _adv. to go bald-headed  at ( into, for) smth. _.  ,   , ;  
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 balk s) _pl.   3>    4> ; ; to meet with a balk    5> _.  to make a balk  of good ground    2. _v. 1> , ,  2>   (); he was balk ed in ( of) his desires     3> , ;   ,  4>  (   ..) 5>  (  ) 6>  () 7> ; ; the horse balk ed 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 ball s of smth.  , ,  -.   ball -and-socket joint  ; ball  of the eye  ; ball  of the knee  ; ball  of fortune  ; three (golden) ball s  ,    ; 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   ; _.  ,    
ballad= [bQld] _n. _.  (-   , .   .  _. )
ballade= [bQlAd] _n. _.  (   ң     )
ballad-monger= [bQldmNg] _n. 1> _.     2> _. ̣
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>   (. _.)
ball-bearing= [blbErIN] _n. _. 
ball-cartridge= [blkAtrIdZ] _n. _.  
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-car= [blunkA] _n.  
balloon=fabric  [blunfQbrIk] _n. ,   (  )
balloonist= [blunIst] _a. , 
balloon=tire  [bluntaI] _n.  ()
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.  
ball-pointpen= [blpIntpen] _n.  
ball-room= [blrum] _n. 1>   2> _attr. 
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 bang ed   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>  (  ͣ)
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. ,  
bank=locomotive  [bQNklukmutIv] _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 bar s  ,   8> _. ; to clear the bar    ,  ; horizontal bar  ; paralletl bar s ()  9> ,   (  ); ,  10>     11> _.  ;  12>  (, ) 2. _v. 1>    2> ; all exits are bar red    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> ( 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 bargain ed 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 barker s 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-break= [bAlIbreIk] _n.  ()
barleycorn= [bAlIkn] _n. 1>   2> _.   John B.   ,  ,       
barley=sugar  [bAlISug] _n. 
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. 
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  
baseball= [beIsbl] _n. _. 
baseboard= [beIsbd] _n. _. 
base=frequency  [beIsfrikwnsI] _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> _. 
basically= [beIsIklI] _adv.   ;  ,  
Basic=English  [beIsIkINglIS] _n. _.   (ݣ    850 ,  .;    )
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. _. 
basketful= [bAskItful] _n.   -.
baskethilt= [bAskItIhIlt] _n.   
basketry= [bAskItrI] _n. ԣ 
basket-work= [bAskItwk] = basketry ԣ 
basnet= [bQsnIt] = basinet _n. _.  
bason= [beIsn] 1. _n.     2. _v.  
Basque= [bQsk] 1. _n. 1>  2>   2. _a. 
basque= [bQsk] _n. 1>  ( ) 2> 
bas-relief= [bQsrIlif] _n. 
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  
basset= _I [bQsIt] _n.  ( ) _II [bQsIt] _n. _.  
bassinet= [bQsInet] _n. ԣ   
bassinette= [bQsInet] _n. ԣ   
basso= [bQsu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _. 
bassoon= [bsun] _n. 
basso-relievo= [bQsurIlivu] = bas-relief _n. 
bassrelief= [bQsrIlif] = bas-relief _n. 
bass-viol= [beIsvaIl] _n. ; 
bass-wood= [bQswud] _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 bat s in one's belfry _.  ; to go bat s   ; 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 bat ted 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. ;  
batata= [bQtAt] _n. _. ,  
bat-blind= [bQtblaInd] _a.  
batch= [bQtS] _n. 1>  ,     2> ,  3> ,  4> _.   of the same batch    
batcher= [bQtS] _n. _. ; , 
bate= _I [beIt] _v. (_.  abate) 1> , ; with bate d breath   2> ; his energy has not bate d     3> ; to bate  one's curiosity   _II [beIt] 1. _n.       2. _v.  ()     _III [beIt] _n. _. , , ; to get in a bate    
bat-eyed= [bQtaId] _a. 1>  2> 
batfowl= [bQtfaul] _v.   ,   Σ   
bath= [bAT] (_pl. baths [bADz]) 1. _n. 1>  2>  ( ); to take ( to have) a bath    3> (. _pl.) ;  ; swimming bath s    4> _. ; hypo bath  _.   Order of the B.   2. _v. , 
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. ; 
bath-house= [bAThaus] _n. 1>  2> 
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.  
bath-room= [bATrum] _n.  ()
bath-tub= [bATtb] _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 battle s over again   ; to come unscathed out of the battle  =    ; general's (soldier's) battle  ,      ( ); above the battle  ,     ; to fight smb.'s battle s for him     -. 2. _v. ,  (for -  -., -.; with, against -  -, -.)
battle-array= [bQtlreI] _n.  
battle-axe= [bQtlQks] _n. _. 1>   2> 
battlecraft= [bQtlkrAft] _n.  
battle-cruiser= [bQtlkruz] _n.  
battle-cry= [bQtlkraI] _n. 1>   2> 
battledore= [bQtld] _n. 1> ̣;  2>  (   ); battledore  and shuttlecock   
battle=dress  [bQtldres] _n. _.  
battle-field= [bQtlfild] _n.  ,  
battle-fleet= [bQtlflit] _n.  
battle-grey= [bQtlgreI] _a.  
battle-ground= [bQtlgraund] _n. 1>  , ;    2>  
battlement= [bQtlmnt] _n. ( _pl.) 1>  ;  (, ) 2>   
battle-order= [bQtlȍd] _n. _. 1>   2>   3>  
battle-piece= [bQtlpis] _n. _.  
battle-plane= [bQtlpleIn] _n. _.  ̣, 
battler= [bQtl] _n. 1>  2>  ӣ
battle-seasoned= [bQtlsiznd] _a. 1> ̣  ; ,  2> 
battleship= [bQtlSIp] _n.  , 
battle-tried= [bQtltraId] _a.   ; 
battle-wagon= [bQtlwQgn] _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 baulk s) _pl.   3>    4> ; ; to meet with a baulk    5> _.  to make a baulk  of good ground    2. _v. 1> , ,  2>   (); he was baulk ed in ( of) his desires     3> , ;   ,  4>  (   ..) 5>  (  ) 6>  () 7> ; ; the horse baulk ed 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. 
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.   ,     (  )
bay-salt= [beIslt] _n.    ڣ 
bay=window  [beIwIndu] _n. _. , 
bazar= [bzA] _n. 1>   2>   3>  ;   ; Christmas bazar    
bazaar= [bzA] _n. 1>   2>   3>  ;   ; Christmas bazaar    
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  ̣
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 bead s   ( ޣ) 4>  5> ң () 6> _. , ; to draw a bead  on  7> _. ,  , , ,  8> _.  (   ) to pray without one's bead s  2. _v. 1>  (); the houses are bead ed along the river    (.   )   2>   3>   4> _.   5> _.  ; 
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.   ,  ,   
bead-roll= [bidrul] _n. 1> ,  2>  3> ޣ 4> _. _.  
beadsman= [bidzmn] _n. 1>    2> _.  ( )
beady= [bidI] _a. 1>   ,    ( ); beady  eyes - 2>  
beagle= [bigl] 1. _n. 1>  (); a pack of beagle s   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 bean s   2> _. ,  3> _.  (. ); not to have a bean     ; not worth a bean  =     full of bean s >  ( ); > , ;   ; like bean s   ; to give smb. bean s _. > ,  -.; >  -. ( ); to get bean s _.  , ; a hill of bean s _. ; old bean  _. , ; to spill the bean s >  , ; >  (-.) ; >    ,  ; every bean  has its black _. =     ; he found the bean  in the cake  , ; to know bean s, to know how many bean s make five    ;    
bean-feast= [binfist] _n. 1>  ,        2> , 
beano= [binu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _. . bean-feast 1>  ,        2> , 
bean-pod= [binpd] _n.  
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> . ;   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 , ,  
bearable= [bErbl] _a. , 
bear-baiting= [bEbeItIN] _n.  
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 bearing s     ; 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 bearing s  ; ; _. ; to take one's bearing s ,   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,     
bear-pit= [bEpIt] _n.  
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 beat en for the second time    ; to beat  smb. at his own game  -.    5> ; it beat s everything I ever heard   ӣ, -.  ; to beat  smth. hollow ,  -.; it beat s 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 beat ing about the bush  ,  ,   ; beat  back , ; beat  down >  (); >  (, ); beat  in ; ; beat  into , ; beat  off = beat  back; beat  out ,  (); to beat  out the meaning  ; to be beat en 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 beat s 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  ;    
beautyparlour= [bjutIpAl] _n.  ;  
beauty-sleep= [bjutIslip] _n. 1>  Σ (.    ..) 2>   ( )
beauty-spot= [bjutIspt] _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 become s 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  ..); 
bedabble= [bIdQbl] _v. ; 
bedaub= [bIdb] _v. , 
bedazzle= [bIdQzl] _v.  
bed-bug= [bedbg] _n. 
bed-clothes= [bedkluDz] _n. _pl.  أ
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  
bed-rock= [bedrk] _n. 1> _.   , ;  () 2>  ; to get down to bed-rock     
bedroom= [bedrum] _n. ; single (double) bedroom     ()  ()
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.   (  )
bedsore= [beds] _n. 
bed-spread= [bedspred] _n.  
bedstead= [bedsted] _n.  
bedtime= [bedtaIm] _n.   
bee= [bi] _n. 1> ; _.   2>  ,   ..      (.     ) to have a bee  in one's bonnet _. >   ; >    ޣ-.
beech= [bitS] 1. _n. ,   2. _a. 
beef= [bif] 1. _n. (_pl. beeves, _. beef s [s]) 1> ; horse beef   2>    (  );   3>  4> _.  ( ) 5> ,  6> _.  2. _v. _. 
beefeater= [bifit] _n. 1> - (  ) 2>    
beefsteak= [bifsteIk] _n. 
beef=tea  [bifti] _n.  
beef-witted= [bifwItId] _a. , 
beefy= [bifI] _a. ; , 
beehive= [bihaIv] _n. 
bee-keeper= [bikip] _n. 
bee-line= [bilaIn] _n.  () 
Beelzebub= [bielzIbb] _n. 
bee-master= [bimAst] = bee-keeper _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 beggar s  (   ) beggar s 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 beggar s 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 (-) 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. ,  , ; begrime d 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 behoove s you to go   
beige= [beIZ] _. _n. 1>   2> _.    
be-in= [biIn] _n.   ;  (  )
being= [biIN] 1. _pres-p.  be; being  that   2. _n. 1> , , ; social being  determines consciousness _.   ; in being  ; ; to call into being    ,  2> , ; human being s  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. ; 
Beiial= [biljl] _n. ;  ; a man of Beiial  ; 
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 bell s   6> _. ;   7>  () to bear the bell   , ; to bear ( to carry) away the bell     ; to lose the bell     ; to bear the cap and bell s   ; 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. , 
belladonna= [beldn] _n. _. _. , 
bell-bottomed= [belbtmd] _a. ̣; bell-bottomed  trousers  ̣
bell-boy= [belbI] _n. ,  ( )
bell-buoy= [belbI] _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.  , 
bell-flower= [belflau] _n. _. 
bell-glass= [belglAs] _n.  
bell-hop= [belhp] _. = bell-boy _n. ,  ( )
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   
bell-punch= [belpntS] _n.  (   )
bell-push= [belpuS] _n.  
bell-ringer= [belrIN] _n. 1>  2> _. _.  
bell-tent= [beltent] _n.  
bell-wether= [belweD] _n. -   ( ); _. 
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. _. 
bellyful= [belIful] _n. _.   (-.); ; ; to get ( to have) a bellyful  of smth.  -.
belly-land= [belIlQnd] _v. _. _.    
belly-landing= [belIlQndIN] 1. _pres-p.  belly-land 2. _n. _. _.    ,   
belly-pinched= [belIpIntSt] _a. 
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 belong s 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 belt ed the music out in dance tempo     
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>    
belt-line= [beltlaIn] _n. _.   ,   ..
belt-saw= [belts] _n.  
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 benefit s   ; 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  
Bengalee= [beNglI] = Bengali
Bengali= [beNglI] 1. _n. 1> ;  2>   2. _a. 
Bengal=light  [beNgllaIt] _n.  
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. 
berbery= [bbrI] _n. _. 
berberry= [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 beseem  s 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 bespangle d 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. _.   ( -.); , 
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
best=girl  [bestgl] _n. _. ; 
bestial= [bestjl] _a. , ; ; ; 
bestiality= [bestIQlItI] _n.   . {. bestial}
bestir= [bIst] _v. ;  ; bestir  yourself! !
best=man  [bestmQn] _n. 
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
best=seller  [bestsel] _n. 1>  ;  2>   
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    
betake= [bIteIk] _v. (betook; betaken) _refl. 1>  (to -  -.) 2>  (to) to betake  oneself to one's heels , У
betaken= [bIteIkn] _p-p.  betake
beta-particle= [bitpAtIkl] _n. _. -
beta=rays  [bitreIz] _n. _pl. _. -; -
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 betray ed 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 better  s >  ; >    ̣  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-gear= [bevlgI] _n. _.     
bevel=pinion  [bevlpInjn] _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. _. 
bibb= [bIb] _n. ; , 
bibber= [bIb] _n. 
bibcock= [bIbkk] _n. 
bib-cock= [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 bid s for smth.   -.,  -. 2. _v. (bad(e), bid; bidden, bid) 1>   (.  ; for) 2> _. ; do as you are bid den (),  ,   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
bigamist= [bIgmIst] _n. ; 
bigamy= [bIgmI] _n. ; ֣; 
Big=Ben  [bIgben] _n.   (    )
bigg= [bIg] _n. _-. ң 
biggin= [bIgIn] _n. 
big-horn= [bIghn] _n.  , 
bight= [baIt] _n. 1>  2>  () 3> _.  (),  
bigness= [bIgnIs] _n. ,   . {. big I, 1}
bigot= [bIgt] _n. 1>   2> , 
bigoted= [bIgtId] _a. ; 
bigotry= [bIgtrI] _n.   (-.); 
big=time  [bIgtaIm] _n. _. 
bigtime= [bIgtaIm] _a. _. 1>   ; bigtime  comedian   ԣ 2> ,    ; bigtime  operator ԣ 
big=top  [bIgtp] _n. _. 1>   2> 
big=tree  [bIgtri] _n. _. _. 
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> . ; 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 bill s  ; 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> (), 
billboard= [bIlbd] _n.   , ;  
billbroker= [bIlbruk] _n.   ( )
billdiscounter= [bIldIskaunt] _n. ԣ
billet= _I [bIlIt] 1. _n. 1>    2>   ; to go into billet s    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. _. 
Bill=Jim  [bIldZIm] _n.   (  )
billon= [bIln] _n. ,    
billot= [bIlt] _n. 1>     (   ) 2> , 
billow= [bIlu] 1. _n. 1>  ,  2> _.  3> _.  2. _v. , 
billowy= [bIluI] _a. 1>  ( ) 2> , ޣ ( )
bill-poster= [bIlpust] _n.  
billsticker= [bIlstIk] = bill-poster _n.  
billy= [bIlI] _n. 1> ()  2> _. ,  3> _.  
billyboy= [bIlIbI] _n. _. ,   
billycock= [bIlIkk] _n. _.  ()
billy-goat= [bIlIgut] _n. ڣ
billy-o= [bIlIu] _n. like billy-o  , , ; it is raining like billy-o  ģ  
billy-ho= [bIlIu] _n. like billy-ho  , , ; it is raining like billy-ho  ģ  
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 _. =     ,    ; bird s of a feather =   ;   ; bird s 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 bird s with one stone =     ; a little bird  told me =   ; -  ; to make a bird  (of)  ( ), ; strictly for the bird s   ̣;   
bird-cage= [bdkeIdZ] _n.  ( )
bird-call= [bdkl] _n. 1> ,   2> _. 
bird-dog= [bddg] _n. 1>      2> _.  (),         3> _.  ()
birder= [bd] _n. 
birdfancier= [bdfQnsI] _n. 1>  ,  2>  
birdie= [bdI] _n. (_.  bird) , 
bird-lime= [bdlaIm] _n.  
bird-nest= [bdnest] = bird's nest
bird-nesting= [bdnestIN] = bird's nesting
bird=of paradise  [bdvpQrdaIs] _n. _.  
bird=of passage  [bdvpQsIdZ] _n. ̣ 
bird=of prey  [bdvpreI] _n.  
bird-seed= [bdsid] _n.  
bird's-eye= [bdzaI] _n. _.  ()
bird's-eyeview= [bdzaIvju] _n. 1>    ̣ 2>  
bird's=nest  [bdznest] _n. 1>   2>   ( )
bird's-nesting= [bdznestIN] _n.    Σ
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>  
birthday= [bTdeI] _n. 1>   2> _attr. birthday  cake    ; birthday  party    in one's birthday  suit _. ,  ޣ  
birth-mark= [bTmAk] _n. ,  
birth-pill= [bTpIl] _n.   (. the Pill)
birth-place= [bTpleIs] _n.  , 
birth-rate= [bTreIt] _n. ;  
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 bit  s _.   25  3> _attr. bit  part   to give smb. a bit  of one's mind  , ; to do one's bit    ;  ϣ ,   ; bit s 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-ender= [bItrend] _n.    , ,  
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  _. _.   
bitter=salt  [bItslt] _n. _.  
bitter-sweet= [bItswit] _a. -
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 ;  , ; > ; ;  ; > _. ; >    ; >  ()
blackamoor= [blQkmu] _n. _. 1>  2> ; 
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-ball= [blQkbl] _v. 
black-beetle= [blQkbitl] _n. ޣ 
blackberry= [blQkbrI] _n. 1>  2> _. ޣ 
blackbird= [blQkbd] _n. ޣ 
blackboard= [blQkbd] _n.  
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 
blackcap= [blQkkQp] _n. - ()
black-chalk= [blQktSk] _n. _. 
black-cock= [blQkkk] _n. 
black-currant= [blQkkrnt] _n. ޣ 
Black=Death  [blQkdeT] _n. _. "ޣ " (    1348 - 49 .)
black=draught  [blQkdrAft] _n.  (  )
black=earth  [blQkȫT] _n. ڣ
blacken= [blQkn] _v. 1> ;  2> ; 
blackface= [blQkfeIs] _n. _. ԣ,    ; to appear in blackface     
black=friar  [blQkfraI] _n.  ()
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. 
black=jack  [blQkdZQk] _n. 1>     .. 2>   3> _. _.  4> _. ,  
black-jack= [blQkdZQk] _v. _. _.  
black-lead= [blQkled] _n. _. 
blackleg= [blQkleg] _n. 1>  2> , 
black=letter  [blQklet] _n.    
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. 
Black=Maria  [blQkmraI] _n.  , "ޣ "
black=market  [blQkmAkIt] _n. ޣ 
black=marketeer  [blQkmAkItI] _n.   ޣ , 
black=monk  [blQkmNk] _n.  ()
blackness= [blQknIs] _n. ; ; 
blackout= [blQkaut] 1. _n. 1> _.         2>  (    ) 3>     (   ..) 4>  ;  ;   5> _.  2. _a. 1> Σ 2> _. 
Black=Power  [blQkpau] _n. _. " ޣ" (    ,          )
black=pudding  [blQkpudIN] _n.  
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 blame d 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>    () 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> 
blasted= [blAstId] 1. _p-p.  blast 2 2. _a. 1>  2> 
blastema= [blQstim] _n. _. 
blast-furnace= [blAstfnIs] _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 blaze s!   ޣ!; like blaze s  ; ; what the blaze s!  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 bleed s    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>    -. blench _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> _.  ,   
blindage= [blaIndIdZ] _n. 
blind-alley= [blaIndQlI] 1. _n. ; _.   2. _a. ; ; blind-alley  employment ( occupation)  
blind=coal  [blaIndkul] _n. 
blinders= [blaIndz] _n. _pl. 
blindfold= [blaIndfuld] 1. _a. 1>    2>  ; ;   2. _adv.   ; to know one's way blindfold    ,         3. _v.  
blind=gut  [blaIndgt] _n. _.  
blindly= [blaIndlI] _adv. 1> ,  2>  
blind-man's-buff= [blaIndmQnzbf] _n. 
blind=man's holiday  [blaIndmQnzhldI] _n. 
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 blinker s _.     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> ()
blockade= [blkeId] 1. _n. 1> ; to raise (to run) the blockade   ()  2> _.  () 2. _v. 
block=booking  [blkbukIN] _n. _.   ,   
block-buster= [blkbst] _n. _. 1>    2>  ( )
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. , 
block=letter  [blklet] _n.   
block=printing  [blkprIntIN] _n. 
block-signal= [blksIgnl] _n. _-. -
block=system  [blksIstIm] = blocking 2, 1
bloke= [bluk] _n. _. , 
blond= = blonde
blonde= [blnd] 1. _n.  2. _a. , 
blonde= [blnd] _n. 1>  2> ۣ  
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> 
bloodcurdling= [bldkdlIN] _a. ;  ; bloodcurdling  sight ,      
blooded= [bldId] 1. _p-p.  blood 2 2. _a. 1>  ( ) 2>  3> _. Σ ,  
blood=feud  [bldfjud] _n.  ;  
blood=group  [bldgrup] _n. _.  
blood-guilty= [bldgIltI] _a. _.      -. 
blood-heat= [bldhit] _n.   
blood-horse= [bldhs] _n.  
bloodhound= [bldhaund] _n. 1>  ( ) 2> 
bloodiness= [bldInIs] _n. 
bloodless= [bldlIs] _a. 1>  2> ݣ;  3> , 
blood-letting= [bldletIN] _n. 
blood=orange  [bldǍrIndZ] _n. ̣ ( )
blood-poisoning= [bldpIznIN] _n.  
blood=pressure  [bldpreS] _n.  
blood-pudding= [bldpudIN] = black pudding  
bloodshed= [bldSed] _n. 
bloodshot= [bldSt] _a.   ( )
blood-stained= [bldsteInd] _a. 1>   2>  ,   
bloodstone= [bldstun] _n. _. , 
blood-sucker= [bldsk] _n. 1>  2> , , 
blood=test  [bldtest] _n.  ,  
blood-thirsty= [bldTstI] _a. 
blood=transfusion  [bldtrQnsfjuZn] _n. _.  
blood-vessel= [bldvesl] _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 blot ted 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 blow s   ,  ,   ; 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 blow ed 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) 
blowball= [blubl] _n. 
blow-by-blow= [blubaIblu] _a. ,    ; a blow-by-blow  account  ޣ
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. ,   
blow-off= [bluȍf] _n. 1>  (  ..) 2> _. 
blow-out= [bluaut] _n. 1>  (  ..) 2>  (,   ..) 3> _. ԣ,   4> _.  ; 
blowpipe= [blupaIp] _n.  
blowtorch= [bluttS] = blowlamp  
blow-up= [blup] _n. 1> = blow-out 4 2>  3> _. ,  4> _.  
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 blue s) _pl. , ; to have ( to get) the blue s, to be in the blue s    , ; to give smb. the blue s    -. to cry the blue s _. _. ; the B. and the Grey "  " (        1861-1865 ); Dark ( Oxford) Blues  ; Light ( Cambridge) Blues   3. _v. 1>    ;  (أ) 2>  () 3> _. 
Bluebeard= [blubId] _n. 1>   ( ) 2> _. 
bluebell= [blubel] _n. _. 1>  2>  ( )
blue-berry= [blubrI] _n. ; ; 
bluebird= [blubd] _n. 1> _. _.        2>  ,   
blue-book= [blubuk] _n. 1>   (  ,    ..) 2> _.  ,    3> _.    4> _.  (  )   
bluebottle= [blubtl] _n. 1> _. ̣ () 2> _.   3> _. 
blue=coat  [blukut] _n. 1>  2>  3> 
blue-collarworker= [bluklwk] _n. 
blue=disease  [bludIziz] _n. _. 1> ,  2>   
blueing= [bluIN] 1. _pres-p.  blue 3 2. _n. 1>  () 2>  3> 
bluejacket= [bludZQkIt] _n. _.  - 
blue-pencil= [blupensl] _v. ; , ޣ
Blue=Peter  [blupit] _n. _.  
blue=print  [bluprInt] _n. 1> , "" 2> ͣ, , 
blueprint= [bluprInt] _v. 1>   2> , 
blue=ribbon  [blurIbn] _n. 1>   (.  ) 2> ;   3>     4> _attr. B. R. Army  
blues= [bluz] _n. _. 
bluestocking= [blustkIN] _n. _. ޣ , " "; 
blue-stone= [blustun] _n.  
blue=streak  [blustrik] _n. 1>    2>  ; to talk blue streak   
bluet= [bluIt] _n. _. ̣
blue=tit  [blutIt] _n.  ()
bluett= [bluIt] = bluet _n. _. ̣
blue=vitriol  [bluvItrIl] _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 blush es  -. ,  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
boa= [bu] _n. 1> _. ;  2> , 
Boanerges= [bundZiz] _n.    
boar= [b] _n. ; wild boar  , 
board= _I [bd] 1. _n. 1> ; bed of board s  2> _. , . ; groaning board  ,   3> , , ; board  and lodging   ;  4>  5> _pl. , ; to go on the board s  ԣ; to tread board s  ԣ 6>  ̣ 7>  (); on board   ,  ,  ; _. .   (, ); to come ( to go) on board    ; to go by the board    ; _.     8> _.      9> _. ; to make board s  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 >   ( ); >   ( )
boarder= [bd] _n. 1> ;  2>  ( )
boarding-house= [bdINhaus] _n. ;    
boarding-school= [bdINskul] _n. 1> ,    2> -
board-wages= [bdweIdZIz] _n.     (   ..)
board-walk= [bdwk] _n.      
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>   
boater= [but] _n. 1> ;  2>  ()
boat-fly= [butflaI] _n.  
boatful= [butful] _n. 1>     2> ,   
boat-hook= [buthuk] _n. ; _.  
boat-house= [buthaus] _n. ,   
boating= [butIN] 1. _pres-p.  boat 2 2. _n.  ; 
boatman= [butmn] _n. 
boat-race= [butreIs] _n.   
boatswain= [busn] _n. 
boat-tailed= [butteIld] _a.  
boat=train  [buttreIn] _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.  .) _. 
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.   ()
bob-sled= [bbsled] = bob-sleigh
bob-sleigh= [bbsleI] _n. 1>  (  ̣    ) 2>        ң
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) bog ged down  ( )
bog-berry= [bgberI] _n. 
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> 
bog=oak  [bgȫuk] _n. ң 
bog-trotter= [bgtrt] _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 _.  , 
bolter= _I [bult] _n. 1> _. _. ,    2>   _II [bult] _n. , 
bolt-hole= [bulthul] _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 _.  (-) 
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
bomb-destroy= [bmdIstrI] _v. ,  
bomb-disposal= [bmdIspuzl] _n.   , ,  
bomb=dropper  [bmdrp] _n. _. 
bombed-out= [bmdaut] _a. ̣
bomber= [bm] _n. 1> _. ; ͣ 2> _. 
bombing= [bmIN] 1. _pres-p.  bomb 2 2. _n. ; £
bomb-load= [bmlud] _n.  
bomb-proof= [bmpruf] _. 1. _a.   2. _n. 
bombshell= [bmSel] _n. 1>  2>  ; =    
bombshelter= [bmSelt] _n. 
bomb-sight= [bmsaIt] _n. _.   
bona=fide  [bunfaIdI] _. 1. _a. ;  2. _adv. 
bona=fides  [bunfaIdIz] _. _n.  ; 
bonanza= [bunQnz] 1. _n. 1> _. ; () ;  , " " 2> _.  (      ) 2. _a. ; bonanza  farm ,  
bon-bon= [bnbn], [bNbN] _. _n. 
bond= _I [bnd] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> _pl. ; _.  ; in bond s   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. 
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> 
bond-stone= [bndstun] _n. _. ,  
bondwoman= [bndwumn] = bondmaid
bondswoman= [bndzwumn] = 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 bone s  ; to make no bone s about ( of)  ,  ;  ; to make old bone s _.    ; on one's bone s _.  ֣ ,  ; to have a bone  to pick with smb.  ޣ  -.; a bag of bone s =   ; to have a bone  in one's ( the) arm ( leg) _.  ,      , ,  ; to have a bone  in one's ( the) throat _.       ; to keep the bone s 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-black= [bunblQk] _n.    
bone=china  [buntSaIn] _n.  ,  
bone-coal= [bunkul] _n.    
boned= [bund] _a.   
bone-dry= [bundraI] _a. 1>   2> _. ,     ( )
bone-dust= [bundst] _n.   ()
bone-head= [bunhed] _n. _. , 
boneless= [bunlIs] _a. 
bone-meal= [bunmil] = bone-dust
boner= [bun] _n. _. ;  
bone-setter= [bunset] _n. 
bone-shaker= [bunSeIk] _n. _.      ; 
bone-spavin= [bunspQvIn] _n.   ( )
bonfire= [bnfaI] _n. ԣ; to make a bonfire  of  ( ), ; 
Boniface= [bnIfeIs] _n. 
bon=mot  [bNmu] _. _n. (_pl. bons mots)  , 
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 ( ,    ..; . book s) 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 book s   ; to be in smb.'s good (bad, black) book s   -.   () ; 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 book ed (up)    4>  ; ;  (ԣ, ); I shall book  you for Friday evening      I'm book ed  
bookbinder= [bukbaInd] _n. ̣
bookbinding= [bukbaIndIN] _n. ̣ 
bookcase= [bukkeIs] _n.  ;  ; 
book-club= [bukklb] _n.   
booked= [bukt] 1. _p-p.  book 2 2. _a. 1>  2> 
book-hunter= [bukhnt] _n.   
bookie= [bukI] _n. _.  ( )
booking-clerk= [bukINklAk] _n.  ,    
booking-office= [bukINǍfIs] _n. 1>   (, ) 2>  ()
bookish= [bukIS] _a. 1>  2> ޣ 3>  the bookish   
book-keeper= [bukkip] _n. ; 
book-keeping= [bukkipIN] _n. ; 
book-learning= [buklnIN] _n.  , ,   ; 
bookless= [buklIs] _a. 1>  2>   
booklet= [buklIt] _n. , 
book-maker= [bukmeIk] _n.  ( )
bookman= [bukmn] _n. 1> ޣ 2> _.  
book-mark= [bukmAk] _n.  ( )
book-marker= [bukmAk] _n.  ( )
bookmobile= [bukmubaIl] _n.    
book-plate= [bukpleIt] _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 boot s >     ; >   ϣ ; to get the (order of the) boot   ; to have one's heart in one's boot s ; = "   "; to be in smb.'s boot s   أ-. ,   -. ; like old boot s _. , ,   ; to move ( to start) one's boot s _. , ; seven-league boot s -,   2. _v. 1>   2>   3> _.  boot  out, boot  round  _II [but] _. 1. _n. ,  to boot  _.   2. _v. ; what boot s it?    ? it boot s not   _III [but] _n. _. _. _. 1>  2> _attr. boot  camp   
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. ,  ( )
boot-top= [buttp] _n. 
boot-tree= [buttri] _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>  
bo-peep= [bupip] _n.    ( £); to play bo-peep     (. _.)
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> , 
borderer= [bdr] _n.   
borderland= [bdlQnd] _n. 1>  ;   2>   ( ) 3> -. ̣, ;  
borderless= [bdlIs] _a.   ; 
border=line  [bdlaIn] _n. ,  
border-line= [bdlaIn] _a. ; _.   
bore= _I [b] 1. _n. 1>  ,  2> _. _.   3>  ,  4>  , ; what a bore !  ! 5>   2. _v. 1> ; ;  2>      3> ; he bore s me to death      _II [b] _n.    (   ) _III [b] _p.  bear II
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. 
bore=hole  [bhul] _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 bosom ed 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> _. 
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.  
bot-fly= [btflaI] _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> ()    ( ,  )
bo-tree= [butri] _n.   (  )
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-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] _n.  
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   ,    ; bottom s 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) bound s  (to - -.) out of bound s  ݣ (.  ); beyond the bound s 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 bouquet s 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); bow ed down by care     2> ; to bow  and scrape ; to bow  one's thanks    ; to bow  out , ; ; he was bow ed 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-backed= [baubQkt] _a. , 
bow-compass= [bukmps], bow-compasses [bukmpsIz] _n. (_pl.) 
bowdlerize= [baudlraIz] _v.  (   ..) ӣ , 
bowel= [baul] _n. (. _pl.) 1>  (_. . sing); to have the bowel s open _.  ; to evacuate the bowel s _.   2> _pl.  3>  4> ; to have no bowel s  ; the bowel s of mercy ( pity)   5> _attr. bowel  movement _.  to get one's bowel s 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. _.   (  )
bow-saw= [bus] _n.  
bowse= [bauz] = bouse
bowshot= [buSt] _n.  ̣ 
bowsprit= [busprIt] _n. _. 
bow-string= [bustrIN] _n. 
bowtie= [butaI] _n. -
bow=window  [buwIndu] _n. 1> _.   ,  2> _. , 
bow-wow= [bauwau] 1. _n. 1>   2> _.  the (big) bow-wow  style ( strain)  ;    2. _interj. -!
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 box ed his ear    ݣ 2>  _III [bks] _n. _.  ̣
boxcalf= [bkskAf] _n. ,   
boxcar= [bkskA] _n. _.  
box-couch= [bkskautS] _n.    ( )
boxen= [bksn] _a. _.  , 
Boxer= [bks] _n. _.   . ӣ     1900-1901 .
boxer= [bks] _n. 1> _. ӣ 2> ӣ ( )
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 
box-keeper= [bkskip] _n.   
box-office= [bksȍfIs] _n.  
box-pleat= [bksplit] _n.  
box-seat= [bkssit] _n. 1>    2>   
box-up= [bksp] _n. _. , , 
boxwood= [bkswud] _n. ;  
boy= [bI] _n. 1>  2> ;  ; my boy  _. , ,  3>  4>  (-  ) 5> _.  6> (the boy ) _. > ; > _.  big boy  > _. _. ; > _. _. ֣ ; pansy boy  _. ; fly boy  _. ̣
boycott= [bIkt] 1. _n.  2. _v. 
boy-friend= [bIfrend] _n. _. , 
boyhood= [bIhud] _n. 
boyish= [bIIS] _a. ; ; 
boyishness= [bIISnIs] _n. 
boy=scout  [bIskaut] _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) bracket s  ()  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 brain s  () 2> ,  3> _pl. _.   4> _. , "" 5> _.    to beat ( to puzzle, to rack) one's brain s about ( with) smth.     -.; to crack one's brain (s) , ; to have one's brain s 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 brain s   ; to turn smb.'s brain  >  -. ; >  -.   2. _v.  
brain-child= [breIntSaIld] _n. (_pl. children)  , , 
brain-drain= [breIndreIn] 1. _n. " ",     2. _v.    
brain-fag= [breInfQg] _n.  
brain=fever  [breInfiv] _n. 1>   2> , Σ  
brain-growth= [breIngruT] _n.   
brainless= [breInlIs] _a. , 
brain-pan= [breInpQn] _n.  , 
brain-power= [breInpau] _n.  ; - 
brain-sick= [breInsIk] _a. , 
brain-storm= [breInstm] _n. _. 1>  ;   2>  ;  
Brains=Trust  [breInztrst] _n.  
brain-tunic= [breIntjunIk] _n.  
brainwash= [breInwS] 1. _n. = brainwashing 2. _v. _. " ",   
brainwashing= [breInwSIN] _n. _. " ",  
brain=wave  [breInweIv] _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 brand ed on my memory      3> , 
brandish= [brQndIS] _v. ,  (, )
brandling= [brQndlIN] _n.  
brand-new= [brQndnju] _a.  ; " "
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. _. _.    -.
brassard= [brQsAd] _n.  
brass=band  [brAsbQnd] _n.  
brass=hat  [brAshQt] _n. _. _.  ;  
brassiere= [brQsI] _. _n. , 
brass=knuckles  [brAsnklz] _n. _pl. 
brass=works  [brAswks] _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. _.  , 
Brazilian= [brzIljn] 1. _a.  2. _n. ; 
brazil-nut= [brzIlnt] _n.  ( ) 
brazil-wood= [brzIlwud] _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> 
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.  
bread-ticket= [bredtIkIt] _n.  
bread-winner= [bredwIn] _n. 1>  () 2>  
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 break s   ;  ; 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 break ing, day break s  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 break s, pays _. =   ,   ̣; to break  a secret   _II [breIk] _n.      
breakable= [breIkbl] 1. _a. ,  2. _n. _pl.   (  ..)
breakage= [breIkIdZ] _n. 1> ; ;  2>  ;  3>    4> _.  (, ); ,  5> _.  
breakaway= [breIkweI] _n. 1>  (   ..) 2> _.  (   ,   ..);    (   ..) 3> _.  4> _.     ( )
break-down= [breIkdaun] _n. 1>   , ; nervous break-down    2> ;  3>  , ;  4> ,    5>  ( ); ; ;   ;  6>  7>   8> _.  (); 9> _attr. break-down  gang  
breaker= _I [breIk] _n. 1>  2>  (  ..) 3>  4>  5> _.  6> _. ;  7> _. ,  8> _. ;  () breaker s 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 () breakneck  pace ( speed)  ,   
breakstone= [breIkstun] _n. 
break-through= [breIkTru] _n. 1>  , ;  ң  -.  2> _. 
break-up= [breIkp] _n. 1> ; ;  2>   ( )
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.  ( )
breastbone= [brestbun] _n.  ; 
breast-feeding= [brestfidIN] _n.  () 
breast-high= [bresthaI] _a. 1>    2> ֣  
breast-pin= [brestpIn] _n.   
breastplate= [brestpleIt] _n. 1>  () 2>   3>  ,  ( ) 4>    ()
breast-pocket= [brestpkIt] _n.  
breast-stroke= [breststruk] _n. _. 
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    ,   
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  () 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> ;  ( ,   ..)
breath-taking= [breTteIkIN] _a. , , 
breath-test= [breTtest] _n.    (   ..)
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. _. 
breeches= [brItSIz] _n. _pl. 1>  2> _.  breeches  part  ,  
breeches-buoy= [brItSIzbI] _n.   (     )
breech-loader= [britSlud] _n. _. ,   ڣ 
breech-sight= [britSsaIt] _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 breeze s =    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 brew ing   drink as you have brew ed =  ,   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 brick s   3> _.  ,  to drop a brick   ,  ; to have a brick  in one's hat _.  ; like a hundred ( a thousand) of brick s _.   ; like a cat on hot brick s =    ; to make brick s 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 brief s    ( ); 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. ; 
brighten= [braItn] _n. 1> ,  ();   2>  3> () (   ..)
brightness= [braItnIs] _n.   . . {. bright 1}
Bright's=Disease  [braItsdIziz] _n. _.  ,  
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 brim s 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. , 
Brinell=hardness  [brInelhAdnIs] _n. _. ף  
brine=pit  [braInpIt] _n. 
bring= [brIN] _v. (brought) 1> , , ,  2>   , ;  (to - ); to bring  to an end   , ; to bring  water to the boil    ; to bring  to a fixed proportion  ̣  3> , ; to bring  oneself to do smth.    -. 4>  (); to bring  an action against smb.    -.; to bring  charges against smb.    -. bring  about > ; > ; bring  back >  ; > ,   , ; bring  down >  (); >  (̣); >  (); bring  forth , ; bring  forward >  (); >   (ޣ)   ; bring  in > ; >  (); >  (, ); >  (); to bring  in guilty   ; > , ; bring  into: to bring  into action >   ,  ; >   ; to bring  into being   ; to bring  into play   ; to bring  into step ; bring  off > ; > () ; bring  on , ; bring  out >  (  ..); ; > ;  (); >  (  ); > _.   ,   ; bring  over > ;    ; >   ; bring  round >   ,  ; > ; > ; bring  through >   (-. ); > ; >   ; bring  to >   ; > _. () ( ); bring  together   (, ); bring  under > ; > ,  ( ,   ..); > ; to bring  under cultivation _-.   ; bring  up > ,  ; > , ; >  ();  (); >  ; >   ; > _. , ; > ; to bring  up the score _.  ޣ; > _.      to bring  down fire _.  ,  Σ; to bring  to a head ; to bring  to bear influence  ,  ; to bring  up to date >   ;    ; > 
brink= [brINk] _n. 1>  (, ); on the brink  of the grave   ; on the brink  of ruin    2>  (. , )
brinkmanship= [brINkmnSIp] _n.    
briny= [braInI] 1. _a. ̣ 2. _n. _. 
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 bristle s ,  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-bellied= [bruknbelId] _a.  
broken-down= [brukndaun] _a. 1> , ;  2> ;   
broken-hearted= [bruknhAtId] _a.  ;   
brokenly= [bruknlI] _adv. 1>  2> ; 
broken=wind  [bruknwInd] _n. _. ,  ( )
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> 
brooch= [brutS] _n. 
brood= _I [brud] 1. _n. 1> ; _. ;  2> ; ;  2. _v. 1>    2>  (. ; on, over - );  ( ,  ) 3>  ( ,   ..) 4>  ( ) _II [brud] _n. _.  
brooder= [brud] _n. 1> ,  ֣   (. ) 2>  (   ,   )
brood-hen= [brudhen] _n. , 
brood-mare= [brudmE] _n.  , 
brooby= [brudI] 1. _n. ,  2. _a. 1>   ( ) 2> ; 
brook= _I [bruk] _v. ,  ( . ); the matter brook s 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  ; brother s uterine  ; sworn brother s  ,  2> ; ; brother  in arms   ; brother  of the brush    (); brother  of the quill    () 3>  B. Jonathan _.  ( )
brotherhood= [brDhud] _n. 1>  2> ,  ; the brotherhood  of nations   3>    4> _.  
brother-in-law= [brDrInl] _n. (_pl. brothers-in-law)  ( );  ( );  ( );  ( )
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) brow s  , ;  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 bruit ed 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        ,     ()
brushwood= [brSwud] _n. 1> ,  2> , 
brush-work= [brSwk] _n.   ()
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 bubble d over with fun      3>  ( ) 4> _. , 
bubble-and-squeak= [bblnskwik] _n.    ң   
bubble=car  [bblkA] _n. -   
bubble=gum  [bblgm] _a. _.   
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 buck ed , ̣ _II [bk] 1. _n. _. 1>     2> ڣ ( ) 2. _v. 1>  ()  ң 2>  () _III [bk] 1. _n. ݣ 2. _v. ;   ݣ
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  
buck-eye= [bkaI] _n. 1>   2> _. _.   
buck-horn= [bkhn] _n.   ()
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.  
buck-shot= [bkSt] _n.  , 
buckskin= [bkskIn] _n. 1>   2> _pl.    
buckthorn= [bkTn] _n. _. 
buck-tooth= [bktuT] _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 bug s    5> _. ;   ,   6> _. _.   2. _v. _.    ,  ; ,    (   )
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    
bug-hunter= [bghnt] _n. _.    (_.  )
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-.;   -.
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. - , - 
build-up= [bIldp] _n. 1> _. ;  ,   ( ,   ..) 2> _. ;  (, )
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-calf= [bulkAf] _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> _. 
bulletin= [bulItIn] 1. _n. 1>  2>  3> _attr. bulletin  board   2. _v.  
bullet-proof= [bulItpruf] _a.   , 
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. 
bull-pen= [bulpen] _n. 1>    2> _.   
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>  
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.  
bumble= [bmbl] _v. 1>  2> , 
bumble-bee= [bmblbi] _n. 
bumbledom= [bumbldm] _n. _. ,   (       " ")
bumble-puppy= [bmblppI] _n.   ( ,  )
bumbling= [bmblIN] _a. , 
bumbo= [bmbu] _n.  
bum-boat= [bmbut] _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>   
buncombe= [bNkm] = bunkum
bunco-steerer= [bNkustIr] _n. _. _. ; 
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 bundle d him off   ,    3>  , "" (. bundle  out, bundle  off)
bung= [bN] 1. _n. 1> () , ,  2>  3> _. ,  2. _v. 1> ,  (. bung  up); bung ed 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 buoy ed 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 burn s 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 burn s a hole in his pocket      ,    
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
burn-out= [bnaut] _n.   (  )
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 burst ing 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.  
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> _. 
bush-ranger= [buSreIndZ] _n. _.  ,      
bush-telegraph= [buStelIgrAf] _n.   ,   ..
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-like= [bIznIslaIk] _a. , ; business-like  air 
business=man  [bIznIsmn] _n. 1>  ,  2> , ; big business men  , 
business=manager  [bIznIsmQnIdZ] _n.  ;  ,   
busk= _I [bsk] _n.  ( ) _II [bsk] _v. _. 1>  2>  3> ,  _III [bsk] _v. _. , 
buskin= [bskIn] _n. ; _. ; to put on the buskin s >     ; >   
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 but s ,  "",   _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 
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. 
buttercup= [btkp] _n. _. 
butter-dish= [btdIS] _n. ̣
butter-fingers= [btfINgz] _n. _pl. _. 
butterfly= [btflaI] _n. 1>  2> _.  ( ; . butterfly  stroke)
butterfly-nut= [btflaInt] _n. _. -
butterfly-screw= [btflaIskru] _n. _. -
butterfly=table  [btflaIteIbl] _n.     
buttermilk= [btmIlk] _n. 
butter-nut= [btnt] _n.   (  )
butter-scotch= [btsktS] _n. 1>  2> _attr. butter-scotch  colour  ֣ , - 
buttery= _I [btrI] _n.  (    ) _II [btrI] _a. 1> ;  2> 
buttery-hatch= [btrIhQtS] _n.       
butting= _I [btIN] _n. ,  _II [btIN] _pres-p.  butt IV, 2
butt-joint= [btdZInt] _n. _. ,  
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 button s _.      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
buttonhole= [btnhul] 1. _n. 1>  2>   ;  3> _.    2. _v. 1> ͣ  2>  (-.)     
buttonhook= [btnhuk] _n.   ԣ , 
button-on= [btnn] _a. 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.  buyer s over _.   ; buyer s market _.  ,   
buz= [bz] _interj. !, !
buzz= [bz] _interj. !, !
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. ,  (, )   
buzzard= [bzd] _n. _. 
buzz-bomb= [bzbm] _n. _. _. ̣-
buzzer= [bz] _n. 1> ;  2> _.  3> _. , ;   4> _. _. 
buzz-saw= [bzs] _n. _.   to monkey with a buzz-saw  =     Σ
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>  £
bye= [baI] _n. 1> -.  2> to draw ( to have) the bye  _.    
bye-bye= _I [baIbaI] _n. _. ; ;   _II [baIbaI] _. . goodbye 1
by-effect= [baIIfekt] _n. _.  
by-election= [baIIlekSn] _n.  
Byelorussian= [bjelrSn] 1. _a.  2. _n. 1> ;  2>  
by-end= [baIend] _n.    
bygone= [baIgn] 1. _a.  2. _n. _pl. ;   let bygone s be bygone s _. =   ,   
by-law= [baIl] _n. 1>     2>   ()
by-line= [baIlaIn] _n. 1>   2>  ( , ),     
by-name= [baIneIm] _n. 
bypass= [baIpAs] 1. _n. 1>  2>   3>   4> _.  2. _v. 1>  2> ,  3> ;     4> _.  (  )
bypath= [baIpAT] _n. Σ    
by-pit= [baIpIt] _n. _.  
by-play= [baIpleI] _n.  ( ) ;  ( )
by-plot= [baIplt] _n.   ( )
by-product= [baIprdkt] _n.  
byre= [baI] _n. 
by-road= [baIrud] = by-way _n. 1>   ;    2>   3> ,   (  ..); by-road s of learning       
bystander= [baIstQnd] _n. ; 
bystreet= [baIstrit] _n. ; 
by-way= [baIweI] _n. 1>   ;    2>   3> ,   (  ..); by-way s of learning       
byword= [baIwd] _n. 1>  2> ,    3>   ; ; ; a byword  for iniquity   
by-work= [baIwk] _n.  
Byzantine= [bIzQntaIn] 1. _a.  2. _n. 
Byzantinesque= [bIzQntInesk] _a.  ( )
C,=c  [si] _n. (_pl. Cs C's [siz]) 1> 3-  .  2> _.  3> _.  
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> . ; 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.  , 
ca'canny= [kkQnI] . canny
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 cahoot s     
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> ,  cake s and ale ; you cannot eat your cake  and have it too _. =      ;   ; to go ( to sell) like hot cake s  ( ) ; to take the cake   ,   ;   ; that takes the cake    ӣ;   ! 2. _v. (. _refl.  pas.) , 
cakeice= [keIkaIs] _n.  ( )
cake-walk= [keIkwk] _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-knee= [kAfni] _n. _.  
calflove= [kAflv] _n.  ;  
calfskin= [kAfskIn] = calf I, 3
calf's=teeth  [kAvztiT] _n. _pl.  
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 call ed for drastic measures     ; letters to be call ed for   ; >   -.; > ; call  forth , ; this affair call s forth all his energy      ; call  in >   (); >    ( ); > ; >    ; call  into: to call  into existence ( being)   , ; ;   ; call  off > ; ; ; , ; the game was call ed off  ; >  (); call  on > , ; >  ; the chairman call ed 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 call ed 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-box= [klbks] _n.  
call-boy= [klbI] _n. 1> -;  (   ..) 2> _. ,  ԣ  
caller= _I [kl] _n. 1> ;  2>      3> ,     _II [kQl] _a. _. 1> ; caller  herring  ̣ 2>  ( , )
call-girl= [klgl] _n. ,   
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 ̣ 
call=slot  [klslt] _n. ,       
call-up= [klp] _n. 1>     2> _attr. call-up  paper      
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. _. ,  ()
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 camp s       ; in the same camp     4> _.  ,  ( ) to take into camp   2. _v. 1>   2>  (-.)     camp  out       
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. _. 
camp-bed= [kQmpbed] _n.    
camp-chair= [kQmptSE] _n.  
camp-cot= [kQmpkt] _n. 
camper= [kQmp] _n. 1> , ,  2>   ̣
campestral= [kQmpestrl] _a. 
camp-fever= [kQmpfiv] _n. 
camp-fire= [kQmpfaI] _n.  ԣ
camp-follower= [kQmpflu] _n. 1>  ,   2> , 
camphor= [kQmf] _n. 
camphorated= [kamfreItId] _a.  ; camphorated  oil  
camphor=balls  [kQmfblz] _n. 
camphoric= [kQmfrIk] _a. 
camping= [kQmpIN] _n. ,   
campion= [kQmpjn] _n. _. 
camp-stool= [kQmpstul] = camp-chair
campus= [kQmps] _n. _. ,  ,    (,   ..)
cam-shaft= [kQmSAft] _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 can not   ; I can not away with this    ; I can not but     2> ,  ; you can  go  ,   3>  , , : it can't be true!   !; can  it be true? ?; she can't have done it!   ,    ! what can not 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> _. _. ()
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.  ( )
can-buoy= [kQnbI] _n. _.  
cancan= [kQnkQn] _. _n.  ()
cancel= [kQnsl] 1. _n. 1> ޣ 2> ,  3> _. ޣ ( ) 4> _.  () 5> (. _pl.)  (. pair of cancel s) 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.     
candlebomb= [kQndlbm] _n. _.   
candle-end= [kQndlend] _n.  to save candle-end s   
candlelight= [kQndllaIt] _n. 1>     ;   2> 
candle-power= [kQndlpau] _n. _.   ( ); a burner of 25 candle-power    25 
candlestick= [kQndlstIk] _n. 
candle-wick= [kQndlwIk] _n. 
can-dock= [kQndk] _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-brake= [keInbreIk] _n.  () 
cane=chair  [keIntSE] _n. ԣ  ( )
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> ; 
cankerous= [kQNkrs] _a. 1>  2> 
canker-worm= [kQNkwm] _n. _.  
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)
cannonade= [kQnneId] 1. _n. ,  ,   2. _v.   Σ
cannon-ball= [kQnnbl] _n.  
cannon-bit= [kQnnbIt] _n.  ( )
cannon-bone= [kQnnbun] _n.   ( )
cannoneer= [kQnnI] _n. , 
cannon-fodder= [kQnnfd] _n.  
cannon-shot= [kQnnSt] _n. 1>  ;   2>   
cannot= [kQnt] .  . can I
canny= [kQnI] _a. ; ;   
ca'canny=( _.  call canny) _.  ,  ;   
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. _. , 
can-opener= [kQnǫupn] _n.  
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> , ; 
can't= [kAnt] _. _. = cannot
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 canvass ed 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  
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 _.  
capa'pie= [kQppi] _adv.    ; armed capa'pie  ֣  
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 caper s ,  ;  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> ; ; captain s 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>  ;   ; capture d 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> _. 
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 caravan ning  ,    ..,   -, -
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  
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. _. ; 
carbon=monoxide  [kAbnmnksaId] _n.  
carbonpaper= [kAbnpeIp] _n.  , 
carborundum= [kAbrndm] _n. 
carboy= [kAbI] _n. ԣ  ( )
carbuncle= [kAbNkl] _n. _. _. 
carburet= [kAbjuret] _v. _. ,   
carburetter= [kAbjuret] _n. _. 
carburetor= [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 card s , ; one's best ( trump) card    ; ""; to play the wrong card    , ; to have a card  up one's sleeve    ; to hold the card s  ; to speak by the card   ; that's the card     ,  ; house of card s  ; to throw up one's card s ; ,   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 care d for     2>  ,  (for); she really care s 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 carriage s   3>  4>  ( , );  5> ; ;   6> ,  () 7> ,  8>  , ; carriage  paid    9> ,  (, ) 10> ;   ;  ()
carriageable= [kQrIdZbl] _a. ,  ( )
carriagecompany= [kQrIdZkmpnI] _n. " " (  )
carriage-dog= [kQrIdZdg] _n.   
carriage-forward= [kQrIdZfwd] _n.    ޣ 
carriage-free= [kQrIdZfri] _n.  ; - 
carriage-way= [kQrIdZweI] _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>  ()
carryall= [kQrIȍl] _n. 1>  ;   2>   ;         
carrying=capacity  [kQrIINkpQsItI] 1>   2> ߣ
carryings-on= [kQrIINzȍn] _n. _pl. _. ,  
carrying=trade  [kQrIINtreId] _n.    ԣ,  
carry-over= [kQrIǫuv] _n. 1> ,   2>  3>  (   ) 4> _.  ( )
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. ,   
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. 
cart-horse= [kAths] _n.  
Carthusian= [kATjuzjn] _n.  ()
cartilage= [kAtIlIdZ] _n. 
cartilaginous= [kAtIlQdZIns] _a. ; cartilaginous  fish _.  
cart-load= [kAtlud] = cartful
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.  
cart-road= [kAtrud] _n. ӣ,  
cart-track= [kAttrQk] _n. ӣ,  
cartulary= [kAtjulrI] _n.  , 
cart-wheel= [kAtwil] _n. 1>   2>  ""; to turn ( to throw) cart-wheel s  "" 3> _.    4> _.   (. ,    ..)
cart-wright= [kAtraIt] _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 carver s    
carving= [kAvIN] 1. _pres-p.  carve 2. _n. 1>    2>  
carving=chisel  [kAvINtSIzl] _n. £ 
carving-knife= [kAvINnaIf] = carver 2
car-wash= [kAwS] _n.  ()
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> , ; case d 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.  
casein= [keIsiIn] _. 
case-knife= [keIsnaIS] _n.   
case-law= [keIsl] _n. _.  
casemate= [keIsmeIt] _n. _. ;  
casement= [keIsmnt] _n. 1>   ̣ 2>   3> _.  4> _attr. casement  stay  
caseous= [keIsIs] _a. ; 
case-record= [keIsrekd] _n.  ;  (, )
casern= [kzn] _. _n. (. _pl.) ; 
caserne= [kzn] _. _n. (. _pl.) ; 
case-shot= [keIsSt] _n. 
case-worm= [keIswm] _n. _. , 
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. ,  -.
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. ,  ,      
cast=iron  [kAstaIn] _n. 
cast-iron= [kAstaIn] _a. 1>  2> , ף; cast-iron  discipline  
castle= [kAsl] 1. _n. 1> ;  2> ;  3> _.  castle s in the air ( in the sky, in Spain)   2. _v. _. ()
castle-builder= [kAslbIld] _n. ڣ
cast-off= [kAstȍf] 1. _n. 1> ;  2>   3> _pl. ,  2. _a. ; ; , 
castor= _I [kAst] _n. 1>   2>  3>       4> _.   _II [kAst] _n. 1> , ̣ (  ) 2> ;  (  ); a set of castor s  ( )
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 cat s    ; 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 _. 
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. ,   
cataloguer= [kQtlg] _n. ,  
catalogue=raisonne  [kAtAlgrezneI] _. _n.     
catalysis= [ktQlIsIs] _n. _. 
catalyst= [kQtlIst] _n. _. 
catalyzer= [kQtlaIz] = catalyst
catamaran= [kQtmrQn] _n. 1> _.  2> _.  , 
catamount= [kQtmaunt] _n. _. 1>    2>  
cat-and-mouse= [kQtndmaus] _n. to behave in a cat-and-mouse  way =   -
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  () cold ; to catch  measles  ; paper catch es 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 catch es   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
cat'smeat= [kQtsmit] _n. ,   
cat'spaw= [kQtsp] _n. 1>   -. ; to make a cat'spaw  of a person  -.   2> ̣ ,   
catsup= [kQtsp] = ketchup
cat'swhisker= [kQtswIsk] _n. _.  , ""
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  ce'le`bre    2. _v. 1>  , , ; to cause  smb. to be informed  -.   2> ; to cause  a thing to be done  -. 
'cause= [kz] _. = because
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)
cautionary= [kSnrI] _a. , 
caution=board  [kSnbd] _n.  ( ) 
caution=money  [kSnmnI] _n.  (, .        )
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. 
'cellist= [tSelIst] _n. (_.  violoncellist) 
'cello= [tSelu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]; _.  violoncello) 
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 centre s in   ; the discussion centre d 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. _.   
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. _.      
chargin= [SQgrIn] 1. _n. ; ;  2. _v. ( _pass.) ; ; to feel chargin ed (, )  ޣ -.
chain= [tSeIn] 1. _n. 1> ; ; a chain  of mountains  ; a chain  of happenings  ; chain  and buckets _.  2> (. _pl.) ,  3>   (. Gunter's chain  = 66 . = 20 ) 4>  ,   ..,   ; , ; newspaper chain s  ,  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> ; chain ed to the desk    
chain-gang= [tSeIngQN] _n.    ,   
chainlet= [tSeInlIt] _n. 
chain-rule= [tSeInrul] _n. _.  
chainsmoke= [tSeInsmuk] _v.   ,  
chain-smoker= [tSeInsmuk] _n.  
chain-stitch= [tSeInstItS] _n.  
chain-stores= [tSeInstz] _n. _pl. _.    
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-bed= [tSEbed] _n. -
chair-car= [tSEkA] _n. _. _-. -
chairman= [tSEmn] _n. 
chairmanship= [tSEmnSIp] _n.  
chair=warmer  [tSEwm] _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     ;      -. ; chalk s away, by a long chalk , by long chalk s , , ; not by a long chalk   ;  ;    ; to walk the chalk  >    ģ   (   ); >   ; to walk ( to stump) one's chalk s _. ,  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 challenge d 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> _.   
chamberlain= [tSeImblIn] _n. 1>    2> 
chamber-maid= [tSeImbmeId] _n.   
chamber-pot= [tSeImbpt] _n.  
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> , ; champion s 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 chance s _.  ; 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 chance d to be at home     2> , let's chance  it Σ chance  upon  , 
chance-comer= [tSAnskm] _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
chance-medley= [tSAnsmedlI] _n. _.  ,  
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 change s (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        
changeability= [tSeIndZbIlItI] _n. , ; 
changeable= [tSeIndZbl] _a. 1> , ;  2>  
changeful= [tSeIndZful] _a. 1>   2> = changeable 1
changeless= [tSeIndZlIs] _a. , 
changeling= [tSeIndZlIN] _n. -.   £,     ( )
change-over= [tSeIndZǫuv] _n. 1> ;  2> ; ; change-over  in editors  
channel= [tSQnl] _n. 1. 1> ; the (English) C. - 2> ; ; ;  3> ;   4> , ; the information was received through the usual channel s     ԣ 5> _. ֣; ; , ;  6> _.   2. _v. 1>  ;  ; the river has channel led 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 chap s the skin     2>  (.    ) 3> _. ,  _III [tSQp] _n. (. _pl.) 1>  (.  ) 2>  (.  , _.  ) 3> 
chaparral= [tSQprQl] _n. _. 1> ,  ̣   2>  
chap-book= [tSQpbuk] _n. ۣ   , , 
chape= [tSeIp] _n.  
chapel= [tSQpl] _n. 1> ;  (, ,   ..) 2> _. ;  ;  3> ,    4>   (. ) 5> ;     ; to call a chapel       6> _attr. chapel  folk 
chaperon= [SQprun] 1. _n.  ,       .;  2. _v.  ( )
chap-fallen= [tSQpfln] _a. 1>    2> , ޣ
chapiter= [tSQpIt] _n. _.  
chaplain= [tSQplIn] _n. 1>  2> 
chapelt= [tSQplIt] _n. 1> , ,  ( ) 2> ޣ 3> ;  4> _. 
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 character s _.  ; acquired character  _.     (   ) 8> ,  9> ; ; ; ; ; ; Chinese character s  ; 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 charge s ţ  ; young charge s ,   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  ; charge s 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 charge d 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> _.  (.   )
chargeable= [tSAdZbl] _a. 1>  ң,  (with chargeable   ޣ-.) 2>  3>   -. ޣ; this is chargeable  to the account of...     ޣ... 4>  , 
charge=d'affaires  [SAZeIdQfE] _. _n. _. (_pl. charges d'affaires [dQfEz])   
charger= [tSAdZ] _n. 1> ,   2>  3>  4> _.   5> _.  ,   6> _.  , 
chargesheet= [tSAdZSit] _n. _.      ,    
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 2 [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 charm ed 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 chase d 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.  ()
cha=teau  [SQtu] _. _n. (_pl. cha teaux) , 
cha=teaux  [SQtuz] _pl.  cha teau
cha=telaine  [SQtleIn] _. _n. 1>  ;   2>     , ,   ..
chatoyant= [StInt] _. _a. 
chattel= [tSQtl] _n. (. _pl.) 1>   (. chattel s personal); chattel s 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  _.   ,  ۣ
cheapen= [tSipn] _v. 1>  2>   3> 
Cheap=Jack  [tSipdZQk] _n.  ,  ۣ  (. Cheap John)
cheaply= [tSiplI] _adv. 1> ģ 2> 
cheat= [tSit] 1. _n. 1> ;  2> ,  topping cheat   2. _v. 1> ; ; he cheat ed 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 check s  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>    ; cheer s !, three cheer s 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 chestnut s in the fire =  ; to pull the chestnut s 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> _. £
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 chicken s 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)
chick-pea= [tSIkpi] _n. _. ,  
chick-weed= [tSIkwid] _n. _. ; 
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-bearing= [tSaIldbErIN] _n. , 
childbed= [tSaIldbed] _n. ; to die in childbed    
child-birth= [tSaIldbT] _n. 1>  2> 
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. -
child-minder= [tSaIldmaInd] _n. ,   ,     
childness= [tSaIldnIs] _n. _. ; 
children= [tSIldrn] _pl.  child
child's-play= [tSaIldzpleI] _n. ̣ ,  
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> , ; ; chill s 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> ; ; chill ed 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    ,  ; chin s up!  !,  ! 2. _v. 1> _. _. ,  2> _refl. _.    (up)
China= [tSaIn] _a. 
china= [tSaIn] 1. _n. ,  ; egg-shell china    to break china  ,   2. _a. ; china  shop   
china-clay= [tSaInkleI] _n.  , 
china-closet= [tSaInklzIt] _n. 
China=ink  [tSaInINk] _n. () 
Chinaman= [tSaInmn] _n. _. 
chinaman= [tSaInmn] _n.   
Chinatown= [tSaIntaun] _n.   (  )
china-ware= [tSaInwE] _n.  
Chinawoman= [tSaInwumn] _n. _. 
chinch= [tSIntS] _n.  ; -
chinchilla= [tSIntSIl] _n. 1> _.  2>  
chin-chin= [tSIntSIn] _interj. _. = > ! (    ); >   ! ( )
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 chip s     5> _pl. _. ,    6> ,  ( ) 7> _pl. _. , ; to buy chip s ,   8>     9> _pl.  to hand ( to pass) in one's chip s > ; > ; 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 chip s =     2. _v. 1> , ԣ;  2>   (  ..) 3> , ; ; this china chip s 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 choke d him ̣   3>  (. choke  up); to choke  a fire   ( ԣ); to choke  a plant   4> ,  5> _. ;  choke  down >    (); >    (̣,   ..); he choke d 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. ,  
choosy= [tSuzI] _a. _. , 
choosey= [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 chop s  (.   ); chop s of the Channel   -    _III [tSp] 1. _n. 1> ; ; chop s 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. ۣ 
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.    ( ,   )
chop-suey= [tSpsuI] _n.  
choral= [krl] _a. ; choral  speaking  
choral= [krAl] _n. 
chorale= [krAl] _n. 
chord= _I [kd] _n. 1>  (. _.); to strike ( to touch) the right chord    ;   -.  2> _. ; vocal chord s  ; 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.    ,  
Christmassy= [krIsmsI] _a. _. , 
Christmas-tide= [krIsmstaId] _n. 
Christmas-tree= [krIsmstri] _n.  
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 ! -! 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-goer= [tStSgu] _n. ()   
churchman= [tStSmn] _n. 1>  2> 
church-owl= [tStSaul] = barn owl
church-rate= [tStSreIt] _n.     
church=service  [tStSsvIs] _n.  , 
church-text= [tStStekst] _n. _.  ޣ  
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 churn ed the river to foam   
churn-staff= [tSnstAf] _n. 
chut= [tSt], [St], [tSt] _interj.   =   !
chute= [Sut] _n. 1> ;   2>  ;  (, ) 3> _. ; , ֣,  ֣ 4>  5> _. 
'chute= [Sut] _n. (_.  parachute) _. _. 
'chutist= [SutIst] _n. (_.  parachutist) _. _. 
chyle= [kaIl] _n. _.  , 
chyme= [kaIm] _n. _.  , 
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  _. =  ,   
ci-devant= [sidvAN] _. _a. ; ci-devant  chairman  
cigar= [sIgA] _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
cigar-holder= [sIgAhuld] _n.   
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-box= [sIndbks] _n. _. 
Cinderella= [sIndrel] _n. 
cinder-path= [sIndpAT] _n. _. ,  
cinder-sifter= [sIndsIft] _n.      
cinder=track  [sIndtrQk] = cinder-path
cine-camera= [sInIkQmr] _n.  (ߣ)
cine-film= [sInIfIlm] _n. ̣
cinema= [sInm] _n. 1> , ,  (. the cinema ) 2>  3> 
cinema-circuit= [sInmskIt] _n. ,   
cinemactor= [sInmQkt] _n. _. ԣ
cinemactress= [sInmQktrIs] _n. _. 
cinemaddict= [sInmQdIkt] _n. _. _.   , 
cinema-goer= [sInmgu] _n. 
cinemascope= [sInmskup] _n.  (  )
cinematics= [sInmQtIks] _n. _pl. (.  sing) _. 
cinematograph= [sInmQtgrAf] _n. 
cinematographic= [sInmQtgrQfIk] _a. 
cinematography= [sInmtgrfI] _n. 
cine-projector= [sInprdZekt] _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 cipher s 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 circle s   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 circle s 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]     , 
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> _. , 
circum-meridian= [skmmrIdIn] _a. _.    (   ..)
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 circumstance s    , ; under the circumstance s   ,    3> _pl.  ; in easy (reduced) circumstance s   (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 circumstantial s     
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.   
civy= [sIvI] _n. _. 1>  () 2> _pl. _.   3> _attr. C. Street _. _. "",  
civvy= [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> _.     
claimant= [kleImnt] _n. 1>  ;  2> 
claim=check  [kleImtSek] _n.    ,     ..
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 clap ped 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 class es   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 class es (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 class ed   ,    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 claw s ; to cut ( to clip, to pare) smb.'s claw s =  -. ;  -. 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>   
cleaner= [klin] _n. _. 
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.  
clearinghouse= [klIrINhaus] _n. _. ޣ  {. clearing 2, 3}
clearingoff= [klIrINȍf] _n. ޣ, 
clearing=station  [klIrINsteISn] _n.  
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. 
cliquy= [klikI] _. _a. 1>    2> 
cliquey= [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 clock ed 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. _.  (,   ..)
clocking= [klkIN] _a. clocking  hen , 
clockwatcher= [klkwtS] _n. ,  "  "; ,     
clockwise= [klkwaIz] 1. _a.     2. _adv.   
clock-work= [klkwk] 1. _n.  ; like clock-work      2. _a. 1>  2> ; clock-work  toys  
clod= [kld] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> , ͣ  3> ,  2. _v. 1> ̣  2>  
cloddish= [kldIS] _a. 1>  2> 
clodhopper= [kldhp] _n. , , ԣ 
clod-poll= [kldpul] = clod 1, 3
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>  
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 
close-down= [kluzdaun] _n.       
close-fisted= [klusfIstId] _a. 
close-grained= [klusgreInd] _a. , 
close-hauled= [klushld] _a. _.    
close-in= [klusIn] _a. close-in  fighting  ;  
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> 
close-out= [klusaut] _n. 
close-stool= [klusstul] _n. ; 
closet= [klzIt] 1. _n. 1>  2> () ; jam closet  ; bed closet    ;   3> _.  4>  5> _attr. ; closet  strategist   2. _v. ; to be closet ed with smb.   -. 
close-up= [klusp] _n. 1> _. _.   2> _.   3> _attr. close-up  pictures _. ,   
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> ; clothe d with authority ޣ ; to clothe  one's thoughts in words     3> ; spring clothe s 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    (  ); cloud s of smoke  ; cloud s 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 cloud s   ; in the cloud s , ; under a cloud  >  ֣ ; >  ,  ; >  ; every cloud  has a ( its) silver lining _. =     2. _v. 1> () ,  2> (); ;  3> ;  () cloud  over, cloud  up 
cloudberry= [klaudberI] _n. _. 
cloud-burst= [klaudbst] _n. 
cloud-capped= [klaudkQpt] _a.  ,  (  )
cloud-castle= [klaudkAsl] _n.  , , 
cloud-drift= [klauddrIft] _n.  
cloud-land= [klaudlQnd] _n.  ,  ң
cloudless= [klaudlIs] _a. , 
cloudlet= [klaudlIt] _n. , 
cloud-world= [klaudwld] = cloud-land
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 clove s   2>   _II [kluv] _n.   ;  _III [kluv] _p.  cleave I
clove-gillyflower= [kluvdZIlIflau] _n. _.  
clove=hitch  [kluvhItS] _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)
clubbable= [klbbl] _a. 1>     2> ;  () 
clubbing= _I [klbIN] 1. _pres-p.  club I, 2 2. _n.   _II [klbIN] _pres-p.  club III, 2
club-foot= [klbfut] 1. _n. ;   2. _a. = club-footed
club-footed= [klbfutId] _a. ,   Σ
club-law= _I [klbl] _n.   _II [klbl] _n.  
clubman= [klbmn] _n. 1>   2> _.  ;  
club-shaped= [klbSeIpt] _a. ݣ   , 
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 cluster ed round the house      2>  , , ; the children cluster ed 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 clutch es 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 clutter ed 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       
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 coal s  ;  ; to carry coal s to Newcastle   ,      ; =      ;    (.  -   ); to heap coal s 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>         
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.  
coast=waiter  [kustweIt] _n.  ,    
coast=warning  [kustwnIN] _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 coat ed     2> 
coatee= [kuti] _n.  ; 
coating= [kutIN] 1. _pres-p.  coat 2 2. _n. 1>  (  ..); ̣,  2> _. ;  3>   
coauthor= [kuȍT] _n. 
coax= [kuks] _n. _. ͣ  
coax= [kuks] 1. _v. 1>  (,   ..), ; ; she coax ed the child to take the medicine   £   2>  -.   ,  (into, out of); he was coax ed into coming here    ; to coax  smth. out of smb.    .. -.  -.; to coax  the fire into burning    2. _n. ,   , 
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 cobweb s ; ; 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= [kk]      
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 cockle s 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> 
cock=sparrow  [kkspQru] _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)       
co-ed= [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    
coldblooded= [kuldbldId] _a. 1> ; , ; ; coldblooded  murder   2>  3> _. 
cold=chisel  [kuldtSIzl] _n. _.    
cold=cream  [kuldkrim] _n. 
coldframe= [kuldfreIm] _n. 
coldhammer= [kuldhQm] _v.  
coldhardening= [kuldhAdnIN] _n. _. ̣
cold-hearted= [kuldhAtId] _a. , ޣ
coldish= [kuldIS] _a. ;  
coldlivered= [kuldlIvd] _a. , 
coldly= [kuldlI] _adv. 1>  2> ;  
coldness= [kuldnIs] _n. 1>  2> 
coldshort= [kuldSt] _a.  ( )
cold=shoulder  [kuldSuld] _n.  ɣ; to give smb. the cold shoulder  -.  ɣ,  -. , 
coldshoulder= [kuldSuld] _v.   ɣ
coldslaw= [kuldsl] = coleslaw
coldstorage= [kuldstrIdZ] _n. 1>  2>   
cole= [kul] _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. ; 
colectivism= [klektIvIzm] _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 collide d     
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) colour s  ; all the colour s of the rainbow   ; out of colour  ; ; without colour  ; _.    2> ;  , ; ; to paint in bright (dark) colour s   ()  3> , ; ; to cast ( to put) a false colour  on smth. ,  -.   ; to come out in one's true colour s     ; to give some colour  of truth to smth.    -.; to paint in true (false) colour s   (); to lay on the colour s 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 colour s _. , ; to come off with flying colour s >    ; >  ,  ; to desert the colour s _.   ; ; to join the colour s   ; to lower ( to strike) one's colour s , ; with the colour s    9> _pl.  ;  ;  ; to dress in colour s     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 colour s      ; to nail one's colour s to the mast    ;  ;  ; to sail under false colour s ,  2. _v. 1> , ;  2> ; ; an account colour ed by prejudice  ; the facts were improperly colour ed    3>  ,  4> ,  ( ,  ;  colour  up)
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>  ( , )
colour=film  [klfIlm] _n. 1>   2>  ̣
colour=filter  [klfIlt] _n. _. 
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] _n. 
columbine= [klmbaIn] 1. _n. _.  2. _a. ; columbine  simplicity  , 
column= [klm] _n. 1> _.  2> _. ; _. _.  ; close column   ; in column   ,  ; _. _.    3> (); column  of mercury   ( ); column  of smoke   4>  (. ); ; newspaper column   ; in our column s     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 com   -   ) _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
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
comb-out= [kumaut] _n. 1> ޣ 2>  (,    ..) 3>  ( ģ   )
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 come s to 500 roubles ޣ  500  5>  ϣ ; ; he come s from London   ; he come s of a working family    ; that come s from your carelessness ӣ     6> , , ; how did it come  that..?   , ..? how come s it?   ?,   ?; come  what may ,   7>  ( -. );  (-.); it came on my head     ; ill luck came to me   ; this work come s 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! !; !;  (.   ); 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 £
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
come-down= [kmdaun] _n. 1> ;  2>  3> 
comedy= [kmIdI] _n. 1>  2>  ,  
comeliness= [kmlInIs] _n. 
comely= [kmlI] _a. ; 
come-off= [kmȍf] _n. 1>  2> , , 
comer= [km] _n. ,  ; ; ; ; who is the comer ?  ۣ?; first comer    against all comer s      ; for all comer s   
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. ; 
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> , 
comfort=station  [kmftsteISn] _n. _.  
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 comma s 
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 command s a good price        7> , ; the window command ed a lovely view      8> _.   
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> _.     
command-in-chief= [kmAndIntSif] _n.  
commanding= [kmAndIN] 1. _pres-p.  command 2 2. _a. 1>  2> ; commanding  eminence   3> ; commanding  speech  ; commanding  look  
commandment= [kmAndmnt] _n. 1>  2> 
command-module= [kmAndmdjul]  ,   ( )
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 comment s 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    
commonage= [kmnIdZ] _n. 1>     2> = commonalty
commonalty= [kmnltI] _n. _. ;  (. .     )
common=council  [kmnkaunsIl] _n.  
commoner= [kmn] _n. 1>   ,   2> _.    3>    4> ,    (  )
common=law  [kmnl] _n. _. 1>  ;  ;   2>  
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 _.   (1649-60 .) 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. ;  , 
companionable= [kmpQnjnbl] _a. 
companion-in-arms= [kmpQnjnInAmz] _n.  ( )  , 
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 compare d with ( to)    ; to compare  favourably with smth.    -.; as compare d 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 compartment s _.     
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. ; , ; compliment s of the season  ,  ( ); give him my compliment s    ( ); with compliment s   (  ) 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.   ()
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 compose d 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. 
compos= [kmps] _. _a. _.      ף ; 
compos=mentis  [kmpsmentIs] _. _a. _.      ף ; 
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 comprise s 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 con s     _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 conceive d 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 concern s  ; as far as his conduct is concern ed    ; his life is concern ed  ģ    2> , ; to be concern ed 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 conclude d 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 conclusion s ; to try conclusion s 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 condition s   ; international condition s   4>  ; humble condition  of life  ; men of all condition s   ; to change one's condition   ,  5> _. ; ޣ  ,    , "" 2. _v. 1>  , ; choice is condition ed 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 condolence s 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> _. ;  
conductance= [kndktns] = conduction
conduction= [kndkSn] _n. _. 
conductive= [kndktIv] _a. _. 
conductivity= [kndktIvItI] _n. _.  ; 
conduct-money= [kndktmnI] _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 cone d     ( ̣)
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> _. _. ,    ( 1860-65 .) 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 confine d ; to be confine d 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 conflict s   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 confront ed with demands     4>    (with) 5> , 
confrontation= [knfrnteISn] _n. 1> ,  2>   3> , 
Confucianism= [knfjuSjnIzm] _n.  
confuse= [knfjuz] _v. 1> , ; he must have confuse d 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 congratulation s  
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> (); (); (); connect ed 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    (,  -.)
conscienceless= [knSnslIs] _a. 
conscience-smitten= [knSnssmItn] _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 consequence s 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 consider ed a rich man    4>   , ; all things consider ed  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 consideration s ,   ; budgetary consideration s _.   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 conspire ed 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 constituent s   2. _a. 1>   ; constituent  element  2>  3>   ;   ; constituent  assembly  
constitute= [knstItjut] _v. 1> ; socialism constitute s 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 construe d 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 consume d 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 content s of a book  ; table of content s ; 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 continue d  ; 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 convenience s    ()  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 convulse d   2> (. _pass.)  , ; to be convulse d    3> (. _pass.)   ( ,   ..) 4> 
convulsion= [knvlSn] _n. 1>  (); convulsion  of nature ,    .. 2> (. _pl.) , ; he went into convulsion s     3> _pl.   4>  (. )
convulsive= [knvlsIv] _a. , 
cony= [kunI] _n. 1>  2>    ( )
coo= [ku] 1. _n.  2. _v. ;   
cook= [kuk] 1. _n. , ; _.  too many cook s spoil the broth _. =       2. _v. 1> ,  ; (); () 2>    3> ,  ();  (),  (-.  ) to cook  smb.'s goose   -.;  -.; to cook  one's (own) goose  
cookbook= [kukbuk] _. = cookerybook
cooker= [kuk] _n. 1> ;  2>  3>  ,    4> ,  ,   .. {. cook 2, 3}
cookery= [kukrI] _n. ; 
cookery-book= [kukrIbuk] _n.  
cook-galley= [kukgQlI] _n. _. 
cook-general= [kukdZenrl] _n. ,     ,  " ӣ"
cook-house= [kukhaus] _n.    
cook-housemaid= [kukhausmeId] = cook-general
cookie= [kukI] _n. _. _.  ; 
cook-room= [kukrum] _n. ; _. 
cook-shop= [kukSp] _n. ; 
cook-table= [kukteIbl] _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)
coolant= [kulnt] _n. _.  
cooler= [kul] _n. 1>  2> ģ     3>    4>   5> _. _.  6> _.  ; ; "" 7> _. ; _. _.  
cool-headed= [kulhedId] _a. , 
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> _. _. 
co-op= [kuȍp] _n. (_.  -operative) ,  ; on the co-op    
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>    
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> _. 
coot= [kut] _n. 1>  () 2> _.  bald as a coot  , 
cootie= [kutI] _n. _. _.  
co-ownership= [kuȫunSIp] _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> , 
copeck= [kupek] _. _n. 
coper= _I [kup] _n.  ,   _II [kup] _n. ,        
cope-stone= [kupstun] _n. 1>  ;   2> ;   (  ..); it was the cope-stone  of his misfortunes      
co-pilot= [kupaIlt] _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 copper s    ; to cool one's copper s  2. _a. 1>  2> - ( ) 3. _v.   _II [kp] _n. _. , 
copperas= [kprs] _n. () 
copper-bottomed= [kpbtmd] _a. 1> _.   (  ) 2> , ģ; ԣ
copper-butterfly= [kpbtflaI] _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
'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 cord s  ; 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 corner s 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) corpuscle s _.  ()   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   ; cost s 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 cost s  ;      ; 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
co-star= [kustA] _v. 1>    (   )   ( -.) 2> ( )      "ף"
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. , , 
co-tenant= [kutennt] _n. 
coterie= [kutrI] _n. 1>  (,   ..) 2> ,  
cothurni= [kuTnaI] _pl.  cothurnus
cothurnus= [kuTns] _n. (_pl. = ni) 1> _-.  2>  3>  
co-tidal= [kutaIdl] _a. co-tidal  line   (   )
cotillon= [ktIljn] _n.  ()
cotillion= [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-cake= [ktnkeIk] _n.  
cotton-gin= [ktndZIn] _n. _. 
cotton-grass= [ktngrAs] _n. _. 
cotton-grower= [ktngru] _n. 
cotton-lord= [ktnld] _n.  
cotton-machine= [ktnmSin] _n.  
cotton=mill  [ktnmIl] _n.  
cottonocracy= [ktnkrsI] _n. _.      
Cottonopolis= [ktnplIs] _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.  
cotton=waste  [ktnweIst] _n. _. 1>   2> 
cotton=weed  [ktnwid] = cudweed
cotton=wool  [ktnwul] _n. 1> - 2> 
cottony= [ktnI] _a. 1>  2> , 
cotton=yarn  [ktnjAn] _n.  
cotyledon= [ktIlidn] _n. _. 
couch= _I [kautS] 1. _n. 1> ;  2> _.  3> , ;  4> _. ,   (,   ) 2. _v. 1> (.  _p-p.)  2> ,  ( ) 3> , , ; the refusal was couch ed in polite terms   ޣ    4> _.   5>  ,   (أ, ) 6> _-.  (  ..) _II [kautS] = couch-grass
couchette= [kuSet] _n.   ( )
couch-grass= [kautSgrAs] _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 >  > _.   -   > _. _.       ,      >  ( )         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. -, -
counteract= [kauntrQkt] _v. 1>  2> 
counteraction= [kauntrQkSn] _n. 1>  2>  3> _.  
counteractive= [kauntrQktIv] _a. 1>  2> 
counter-attack= [kauntrtQk] 1. _n. ,  2. _v. 
counter-attraction= [kauntrtrQkSn] _n. 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. ; 
counter-claim= [kauntkleIm] 1. _n.  ,  2. _v.   
counter-clockwise= [kauntklkwaIz] _adv.  ()  
counter-espionage= [kauntrespInAZ] _n. 
counterfeit= [kauntfIt] 1. _n. 1>  2> ;   2. _a. 1> , ;  2> ; counterfeit  grief   3. _v. 1>  2> ;  3> ;  
counterfoil= [kauntfIl] _n.  , ,   ..
counterfort= [kauntft] _n. _. , 
counter-intelligence= [kauntrIntelIdZns] _n. 
counter-irritant= [kauntIrItnt] _n. _.    
counter-jumper= [kauntdZmp] _. _. . counterman
counterman= [kauntmn] _n. , 
countermand= [kauntmAnd] 1. _n. ;      2. _v. 1>  ()   2>  (,  )
countermarch= [kauntmAtS] 1. _n. _.  2. _v.      
countermark= [kauntmAk] _n.    
counter-measure= [kauntmeZ] _n. 
countermine= 1. _n. [kauntmaIn]  2. _v. [kauntmaIn] 1>   2>  
counter-offensive= [kauntrfensIv] _n. _. 
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. 
counter-revolution= [kauntrevluSn] _n. 
counter-revolutionary= [kauntrevluSnrI] 1. _n.  2. _a. 
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       
countrycousin= [kntrIkzn] _n. 1>    2> ,   
countrydance= [kntrIdAns] _n.  ()
countryfolk= [kntrIfuk] _n. _pl.  
country-house= [kntrIhaus] _n. 1>   2>  , 
countryman= [kntrImn] _n. 1> ,  2> ,  
countryparty= [kntrIpAtI] _n.  
country-seat= [kntrIsit] _n. ; 
country-side= [kntrIsaId] _n. 1>  ;  2>   
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.  ;   
coupde=gra ce  [kudgrAs] _. _n.   
coup=d'etat  [kudeItA] _. _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 couple s   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 course s   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-card= [ktkAd] _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
court-house= [kthaus] _n. 1>   2> ,       (   )
courtier= [ktj] _n. 1>  2> 
courtliness= [ktlInIs] _n. 1> ,  2>  3> 
courtly= [ktlI] _a. 1>  2>  3> 
court=martial  [ktmASl] _n. (_pl. courts martial)  , 
court-martial= [ktmASl] _v.   
court=plaster  [ktplAst] _n. 
courtship= [ktSIp] _n. 
courts=martial  [ktsmASl] _pl.  court martial
court-yard= [ktjAd] _n.  
cousin= [kzn] _n. 1>  , ;  ,  (. first cousin , cousin  german); second cousin   ;  ; first cousin  once removed £      2> ; to call cousin  ( cousin s) with smb.  -. Σ,     -. 3> ,               forty-second cousin   ; cousin  Betty  ()
cove= _I [kuv] 1. _n. 1> ;    2> _. ;  2. _v. _.   _II [kuv] _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 cover ed his friend from the blow with his own body        3> ; to cover  one's confusion (annoyance)   (  ) ϣ  () 4> ;  ( -.); the book cover s the whole subject        5> ; ; the city cover s ten square miles      6> ,  (-. ); _.  () 7>  , ޣ ( ) 8> , ; the circumstances are cover ed by this clause     9>  (  ..) 10>  ( ) 11>  (   ..);    cover  in > ; >  ̣ (); cover  over , ; cover  up ,  
coverage= [kvrIdZ] _n. 1>  2>   3>   ,    ..
coverall= [kvrl] _n. (_pl.)  , 
coveralls= [kvrlz] _n. (_pl.)  , 
cove-crop= [kvkrp] _n. _-.  
covered= [kvd] 1. _p-p.  cover 2 2. _a. 1> ; , ݣ 2>  ; pray be covered  , () ; to remain covered    
cover=girl  [kvgl] _n.  ,      ;  
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
cover-point= [kvpInt] _n. _. 1>  ( ) 2>   ( )
covert= 1. _n. [kv] 1>    (, ) 2> _.  (. covert  cloth) 3> _pl.  2. _a. [kvt] , , ; covert  glance  
coverture= [kvtju] _n. 1> ,  2> _.   
cover-up= [kvrp] _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 cow s come home =     _II [kau] _v. , ; 
coward= [kaud] 1. _n.  2. _a. 1>  2> ; 
cowardice= [kaudIs] _n. 1>  2> ; 
cowardly= [kaudlI] 1. _a. ;  2. _adv. _. 
cowberry= [kaubrI] _n. 
cow-boy= [kaubI] _n. _. 
cow-catcher= [kaukQtS] _n. _. _-.  ( )
cower= [kau] _v. , ߣ ( , )
cow-fish= [kaufIS] _n. 1>   2>  
cow-heel= [kauhil] _n.   ( )
cowherd= [kauhd] _n. 1>  2> 
cow-hide= [kauhaId] 1. _n. 1>   2> _.     2. _v.  Σ
cow-house= [kauhaus] _n. 
cowl= [kaul] _n. 1> ,   ;  2>     3>   4> _. 
cow-leech= [kaulitS] _n. _. 
cowlick= [kaulIk] _n. , 
cowling= [kaulIN] _n. _.  , 
cowman= [kaumn] _n. 1>    2> _. 
cow-pox= [kaupks] _n. _.  
cow-puncher= [kaupntS] _n. _. _. 
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> ,  ( , )
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. _.   
crack-jaw= [krQkdZ] _a. _.    ( )
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 cram med     3> ,  4>  5>   ; ;    6>   ( cram  up) 7> _. 
crambo= [krQmbu] _n. 1>     2> _. ̣ 3>  dumb crambo  -
cram-ful= [krQmful] _a.   
crammer= [krQm] _n. 1> ,    2> _. 
cramp= [krQmp] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> _pl. _.  3> _. ,  4> _.  2. _v. 1>  ,  2> ,  ();  ();  3> _.  
cramped= [krQmpt] 1. _p-p.  cramp 2 2. _a. 1>    2> ; Σ ( ) 3>   ( ) 4>  ( ) 5>  (  )
cramp-fish= [krQmpfIS] _n. _.  
cramp-iron= [krQmpaIn] = crampon 1
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-fly= [kreInflaI] _n. _. 
crane's-bill= [kreInzbIl] _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. _.   
crashproof= [krQSpruf] _a. _. 
crash-test= [krQStest] 1. _n.   2. _v.   
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
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-coloured= [krimkld] _a.  
creamery= [krimrI] _n. 1> ;  2> 
cream-laid=paper  [krimleIdpeIp] _n.    
cream=of tartar  [krimvtAt] _n.  
cream-wove=paper  [krimwuvpeIp] _n.    
creamy= [krimI] _a. 1> ;  2> 
crease= [kris] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ;    2> ,  ( ) 3> Σ () 4>    2. _v. 1> (); this material crease s easily    Σ 2>   3> , 
creasy= [krisI] _a. , ,  
create= [krieIt] _v. 1> ,  2>   ; he was create d 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 >  ; > _.     (  ..)
cre'che= [kreIS] _. _n.  
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. _. 
cre=pe  [kreIp] _. _n. 1>  (); cre pe de Chine  2> _attr. cre pe paper  ; cre pe shoes    
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> _.  ( )
crested= [krestId] 1. _p-p.  crest 2 2. _a. ֣,  , 
crest-fallen= [krestfln] _a.  , , ޣ
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> ; ; crime s against humanity    2>  2. _v. _.    
Crimean= [kraImIn] _a. 
crime-sheet= [kraImSit] _n. _.  
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>  (); crinkle d 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 criticize d    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) crop s   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-eared= [krpId] _a. 1> ,    2>   ( )
cropper= [krp] _n. 1> ,  2>  (   );  3> ,  4> a good ( heavy) cropper  ,   ; a light cropper  ,    5>   to come a cropper  >     ; >  
crop=plants  [krpplAnts] _n. _pl.  
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.   
crossbill= [krsbIl] _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 
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> _. 
cross-legged= [krslegd] _a. ,        " "
cross-light= [krslaIt] _n. 1> _pl.  ; ң  2>      
crossly= [krslI] _adv. ֣, ; 
crossness= [krsnIs] _n. , 
cross-patch= [krspQtS] _n. _.  
cross-piece= [krspis] _n. 1> ; _.  2> _. 
crosspurpose= [krspps] _n. 1> (. _pl.)  ; to be at cross purposes ,     2> ,     3> _pl. -
crossquestion= [krskwestSn] _n. ,   ң 
crossreference= [krsrefrns] _n. ң 
cross-road= [krsrud] _n.  ; ң at the cross-road s  
crosssection= [krssekSn] _n.  ,  , 
cross-stitch= [krsstItS] _n.  ; 
cross-trees= [krstriz] _n. _pl. _. 
cross-wind= [krswInd] _n. ,  
crosswise= [krswaIz] _adv. ; -
cross-word= [krswd] _n.  (. cross-word  puzzle)
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   -.
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 crown s the work _.   
Crown=Colony  [kraunklnI] _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.  ( )
crown=law  [kraunl] _n.  
Crown=prince  [kraunprIns] _n.  ,  , 
crownwheel= [kraunwil] _n. _.  
crowquill= [krukwIl] _n. 1>   2>   
crow's=foot  [kruzfut] _n. (_pl. feet) 1> _pl.     2> _.   3> _pl. _.  
crow's=nest  [kruznest] _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 crutch es); _. ,  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 cudgel s 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 cup s  ; 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 cure d 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> ( 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    ,   ; curse s 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. custom s clearance  ; custom s duties    ; custom s policy  ; custom s union   2. _a. _. ,   ; custom  clothes ,   
customable= [kstmbl] _a.   
customary= [kstmrI] _a. , ;   , ; customary  law _.  
custom-built= [kstmbIlt] _a. _. 1>     2>   
customer= [kstm] _n. , ; ; _.  rum ( queer) customer  ,  
custom-house= [kstmhaus] _n. 
custom-made= [kstmmeId] = custom-built 2
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) >  ;   ; > , , 
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> 
cut=sugar  [ktSug] _n. ̣ 
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) 
cyclopedia= [saIklupidj] _n. (_.  encyclopaedia) 
cyclopaedic= [saIklupidIk] _a. 
cyclopedic= [saIklupidIk] _a. 
Cyclopean= [saIklupjn] _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= [-d] _. _.  had, should, would; he'd go  ۣ 
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.  ( )
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 dagger s drawn with smb.     -. 2> _.  to look dagger s  ,   ; to speak dagger s  ,   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  
-dale= [deIl]     ; . Clydesdale
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 damage s against smb.  -.    4> (. _pl.) _. ; what's the damage ?   ?; I will stand the damage s   2. _v. 1> ,  2>  ,  3> _. ,  (  ) 4> , 
damageable= [dQmIdZbl] _a.    
damage=control  [dQmIdZkntrul] _n. - 
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 damn ed 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. _.      ; 
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. ,  
damp-proof= [dQmppruf] _a. 
dampy= [dQmpI] _a. 1>  2> _. ,   
damsel= [dQmzl] _n. _. 
damson= [dQmzn] _n. ,  ޣ 
damson=cheese  [dQmzntSiz] _n.    
damson-coloured= [dQmznkld] _a. - ( )
Dan= [dQn] _n. _. _. , 
dan= [dQn] _n. _. գ
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 dancer s  
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.  ,   (   )
dangerous= [deIndZrs] _a. ; ; to look dangerous    ֣ 
danger-signal= [deIndZsIgnl] _n. 1>   2> _-.  " "
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.    
dappled= [dQpld] 1. _p-p.  dapple 2. _a. У, ; ң; dappled  deer  
dapple-grey= [dQplgreI] 1. _a.    2. _n.    
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 dark s 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 dart ed 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 dash ed 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> _.  
dasher= [dQS] _n. 1> ,   2> ,  ( ) 3> _.  ()
dashing= [dQSIN] 1. _pres-p.  dash 2 2. _a. 1>  2>  3> ,  4> 
dash-pot= [dQSpt] _n. _.    , 
dastard= [dQstd] _n. ; ,  
dastardly= [dQstdlI] _a. ; 
data= [deIt] _n. _pl. 1> _pl.  datum 2> ( .  sing) ; ;  3> ( .  sing) 
datable= [deItbl] _a.  
dataller= [deItl] = daytaler
data-sheet= [deItSit] _n. 1>  2> _attr. data-sheet  computer > ޣ- ; > _.    Σ
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 date s from the XIVth century     XIV  3>   ( -. ) 4> _. _.  ; to date  a girl    5>   ;  _II [deIt] _n. 1>  2>  
dated= [deItId] 1. _p-p.  date I, 2 2. _a. 1>  2>   ; 
dateless= [deItlIs] _a. 1>  2> _. ;  3> _. _. ۣ,   
date-line= [deItlaIn] _n. 1> _. _.     2>     ,   .. 3> _.  
date-palm= [deItpAm] _n.  
dative= [deItIv] 1. _a. 1> _.  2>  (  ,   ..) 2. _n. _.  
datum= [deItm] _n. (_pl. data) 1>  ,   2> 
datum-level= [deItmlevl] _n. .   ,    (  );  
datumline= [deItmlaIn] _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 daunt ed   ,  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 dawn ed 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 day s     ; 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 day s _.  4> ( _pl.) ,  ; ; in the day s of yore ( old)  ,   ; in these latter day s   ; in day s to come  ,   ; men of the day    () 5> ,  (,   ..);   ; to have had ( to have seen) one's day  ,  ϣ,   ; he will see his better day s yet  ݣ ,      ; one's early day s ; his day  is gone   ,    ; his day s are numbered   ; to close ( to end) one's day s   ; ;  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-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. ,    ,  
daybreak= [deIbreIk] _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
daylight= [deIlaIt] _n. 1>  ;   2>  3> ; in broad ( open) daylight    ; ; to let daylight  into   4> _pl. _. "",  to see daylight   ,    
daylight-saving= [deIlaItseIvIN] _n.     ( ) ң (   )
day-lily= [deIlIlI] _n. _. , 
day-long= [deIlN] 1. _adv.   2. _a.   
day=nursery  [deInsrI] _n. ()   
day-school= [deIskul] _n. 1>    ,    2>      3>   ( . )
day-shift= [deISIft] _n.  
daysman= [deIzmn] _n. ģ , ģ
day-spring= [deIsprIN] _n. _. , 
day-star= [deIstA] _n. 1>   2> _. 
daytaler= [deIteIl] _n. ģ  (.   )
day-time= [deItaIm] _n. ;  ; in the day-time  Σ
day-to-day= [deItdeI] _a. 
day-work= [deIwk] _n. 1> ģ  2>   3>   4> _.    
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> _.   ()
d-d= [dd] _. _.  damned 2
D-day= [dideI] _n. 1> _.    2> _.       (6  1944 .)
de= [di], [dI], [de] _pref. 1>  : > , : defrock   ; degas ; >  ,   .. degenerate ; derange    2>    ; . naturalize  - denaturalize ; merit  - demerit ; mobilize  - demobilize 
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-alive= [dedlaIv] _a. 1> , ; ; ;  2> ޣ
dead-beat= [dedbit] 1. _a. 1> _.  ; ;  ( ) 2>  (  ) 3>  (  ) 2. _n. _. _. , ; 
dead=centre  [dedsent] _n. ͣ 
dead=colour  [dedkl] _n. _. 
deaden= [dedn] _v. 1> ()  , , ; ()  ( -.) 2> ,  3>  ,  4> _.   
deaden= [dedn] _v. 1> ()  , , ; ()  ( -.) 2> ,  3>  ,  4> _.   
deadend= [dedend] 1. _n.  (. _.) 2. _a. 1> ,  2> _. ۣ 3> deadend  kid  
dead-end= [dedend] 1. _n.  (. _.) 2. _a. 1> ,  2> _. ۣ 3> dead-end  kid  
dead-eye= [dedaI] _n. _. 
deadfall= [dedfl] _n. _. 1> ,  2>   , 
dead=ground  [dedgraund] _n. _. _. ͣ 
dead-hand= [dedhQnd] = mortmain
deadhead= [dedhed] _n. 1>   ;   2> ,  , " "
dead=heat  [dedhit] _n. _.  ;    
dead-house= [dedhaus] _n. , 
dead=letter  [dedlet] _n. 1>  ,    Σ  2> ,       
dead-level= [dedlevl] _n. 1>   ;  2> , 
dead=lift  [dedlIft] _n. 1>   ( ߣ ) 2>   ߣ
deadlight= [dedlaIt] _n. _.  ;  
dead-line= [dedlaIn] _n. 1> ,     2>  ,          (, )
dead=load  [dedlud] _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. _. , ,  
dead=man's handle  [dedmnzhQndl] _n.     (        )
dead=march  [dedmAtS] _n.  
dead-nettle= [dednetl] _n. _. 
dead-office= [dedǍfIs] _n. 
dead-pan= [dedpQn] _n. _.  ; ,  
dead-point= [dedpInt] _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-spot= [dedspt] _n. _.  
dead=wall  [dedwl] _n. _.  
dead-water= [dedwt] _n. 1>   2> _. 
dead=weight  [dedweIt] _n. 1> _.  ߣ (),  2> _. ͣ ;  
dead-wind= [dedwInd] _n.   
dead=window  [dedwIndu] _n. _.  ,  
dead-wood= [dedwud] _n. 1>  ; ;   2> _.  3> _-.   ()
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. 
deafen= [defn] _v. 1>  2>  3>  
deafening= [defnIN] 1. _pres-p.  deafen 2. _a. 1>  2>  3. _n.  
deaf-mute= [defmjut] _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 dealing s 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 dear s they are!   ! 3. _adv.  (. _.) 4. _interj.  , , , , , : dear  me! is it so? ?; oh dear , my head aches! ,   !
dearborn= [dIbn] _n. _. ̣ ң̣ 
dear-bought= [dIbt] _a.  
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-adder= [deTQd] _n. _.  
death-agony= [deTQgnI] _n.  
deathbed= [deTbed] _n. 1>  ; on one's deathbed     2>   3> _attr. ; deathbed  repentance  
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,     
deathless= [deTlIs] _a. 
deathlike= [deTlaIk] _a.  
deathly= [deTlI] 1. _a. , ;  ; deathly  silence   2. _adv. 
death-mask= [deTmAsk] _n.  
death-rate= [deTreIt] _n. ;  
death-rattle= [deTrQtl] _n.  
death-roll= [deTrul] _n.    
death's-head= [deTshed] _n. 1>  (  ); to look like a death's-head  on a mopstick     2> ͣ ( )  ()
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> _. -
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 debate s) _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 debt s  ; 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 decency s)  ,   
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 decide s me! !; to decide  between two things   decide  on ; she decide d 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 decimate d 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 deck s (for action) _.   ; _.    2>  ;   ߣ  () 3>       4> _.  () 5> _. _.  2. _v. 1>   2> ,  (, ;  deck  out)
deck=alighting  [deklaItIN] _n. _. _.   
deck-bridge= [dekbrIdZ] _n.    
deck-cabin= [dekkQbIn] _n.   
deck-cargo= [dekkAgu] _n.  
deck-chair= [dektSE] _n. ,  (   )
decker= [dek]    :  - ; one-decker  (two-decker )  () 
deck-hand= [dekhQnd] _n. 1>  2> _pl.  
deck-house= [dekhaus] _n. _. 1>  2>    
decking= [dekIN] 1. _pres-p.  deck 2 2. _n. 1>  2>   3> , 
deck=landing  [deklQndIN] _n. _. _.   
deckle= [dekl] 1. _n. _.  2. _v. 1>    2> ,  ( )
deckle-edged= [dekledZd] _a.    ( )
deck-light= [deklaIt] _n. _.  
deck-passage= [dekpQsIdZ] _n.    (   )
deck-passenger= [dekpQsIndZ] _n.  
deck=start  [dekstAt] _n. _. _. ̣  
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 declare d an invalid     3> , ,  ; well, I declare ! _. ,   ! 4>  (for ; against ); to declare  oneself > ; >   5> ,  ,   ( ); have you anything to declare ?  ,    6> _.   declare  in   ϣ  ; declare  off   (  ..)
daclared= [dIklEd] 1. _p-p.  declare 2. _a. 1> , ; daclared  value _.   () 2> , 
de'classe= [deIklAseI] _. _a. 
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. _. 
de'collete= [deIklteI] (_f. -tee [te]) _. _a. 
decolonization= [diklnaIzeISn] _n. 
decolour= [dikl] _v. 
decolor= [dikl] _v. 
decolourant= [diklrnt] _n.  
decolorant= [diklrnt] _n.  
decolouration= [diklreISn] _n. 
decoloration= [diklreISn] _n. 
decolourize= [diklraIz] _v. 
decolorize= [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.    
de'cor= [deIk] _. _n. 1>  (  ..); _.  2> 
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-duck= [dIkIdk] _n. 1>      2> 
decoy=ship  [dIkISIp] _n. _. _. -, -
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-brown= [dipbraun] _a. ԣ-
deep-draft= [dipdrAft] _n.   
deep-drawing= [dipdrIN] _n. _.  
deep-drawn= [dipdrn] _a.    ( )
deepen= [dipn] _v. 1> () 2> () 3> () ; () ( , ) 4> () ( , )
deep-felt= [dipfelt] _a.  
deepfreeze= [dipfriz] 1. _n.  2. _v.  ()
deep-frozen= [dipfruzn] _a. 1>  2> deep-frozen  soil  
deep-laid= [dipleId] _a. 1>   2>     ( )
deeply= [diplI] _adv. ; he is deeply  in debt    ; to feel (to regret) smth. deeply    -. (  ޣ-.); to drink deeply   
deep=mining  [dipmaInIN] _n. _.   
deep-mouthed= [dipmauDd] _a. 1>  2>  
deepness= [dipnIs] _n.   . {. deep 1}
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 ( )
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> ,  
de=facto  [difQktu] _. _adv.  , , - (. de jure); the government de facto    
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> ; defender s 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 degree s ; 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 degree s _.  ,     4> ,  5> , ޣ ; to take one's degree   ; honorary degree  ޣ  6> ; we had ten degree s of frost last night      ; an angle of ninety degree s   90  7> , ,  8> _. ; degree s 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. _.  
de-ice= [diaIs] _v. _.  
de-icer= [diaIs] _n. _. 
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> _. , ,  
de'jeuner= [deIZneI] _. _n.    
de=jure  [didZurI] _. _adv. , - (. de facto)
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 () delight  in smth.    ޣ-.,  -. 2> ,  2. _v. 1> () 2>   3> ; to delight  in music  ; (I am) delight ed (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 deliver ed (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>  (. deluge s 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  
de=luxe  [dluks] _. _a. ; an edition de luxe, a de luxe edition  ; de luxe suite   ( )
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 demand s on my purse y   ; I have many demand s on my time      2. _v. 1>  (of, from  -.,  -.);   2> ; this problem demand s attention     3> ,  ; he demand ed 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>     ,    .. demi tasse   (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 demur red 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 denomination s    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= [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  
departmental= [dipAtmentl] _a. 1>  2> departmental  teaching  ,          
departmentalism= [dipAtmentlIzm] _n. 
department=store  [dIpAtmntst] _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) depend s  !, 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> ,  (,   ..); ; _. ; deplete d 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 depress ed    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 depth s 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 derail ed  ۣ   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 derive d from Latin  ""   3>  ;  ( -), ; to derive  religion from myths      4> ; he derive s 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 desert ed him    2> _.  _II [dIzt] _n. 1>  2> (. _pl.)  (    ); ; to treat people according to their desert s     ; to obtain ( to meet with) one's desert s   
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> ; desiccate d milk  ; desiccate d 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) design s on ( against) smb.     -. 2. _v. 1> ; this room is design ed as a study      2> , , , ; we did not design  this result     ; we design ed 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 desire d     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 despair ed 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 destine d to fail       3> ; we are destine d 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 detail s   ; 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  
de=trop  [dtru] _. _a. _predic. , , ;   
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 develop ed a tendency to brood     ;     8> (), (),  ; it develop ed 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 development s     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 device s  -.  
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>   
devildom= [devldm] _n. , 
devilfish= [devlfIS] _n. _. 1>  -   2>  3> 
devilish= [devlIS] 1. _a. ,  2. _adv. _. , ; devilish  funny (nice, cold, etc.)   (,   ..)
devil-may-care= [devlmeIkE] _a. ; ; ; devil-may-care  attitude  , ӣ -
devilment= [devlmnt] = devilry 1, 2  3
devilry= [devlrI] _n. 1> ޣ ;  2> ,  3> ,  4> _. ,  
devil'sbones= [devlzbunz] _n. _pl. _.  
devil'sbooks= [devlzbuks] _n. _pl. _. 
devil'scoach-horse= [devlzkutShs] _n.  ޣ 
devil'sdarning-needle= [devlzdAnINnidl] _n. _. 
deviltry= [devltrI] = devilry
devil-worship= [devlwSIp] _n.  
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 devoir s 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> _. ; ; devour ed by curiosity (anxiety)   (); to devour  novel after novel    ; to devour  the way  ; he devour ed 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 dew s  
dewberry= [djuberI] _n. 
dew-claw= [djukl] _n.          (     )
dew-drop= [djudrp] _n.  , 
dew-fall= [djufl] _n. 1>   2>   , 
dewiness= [djuInIs] _n. 
dewlap= [djulQp] _n. 1>  (   ) 2> ң ( ) 3> _.  
dew-point= [djupInt] _n. _.  ;  ,  
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. _. 
dextrogyrate= [dekstrudZaIreIt] _a. _. ,    
dextro-rotatory= [dekstruruttrI] = dextrogyrate
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 dictate s 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 dido es  
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> _. , 
dielectric= [daIIlektrIk] _. 1. _n. ,  2. _a. 
Diesel= [dizl] _n. _.  ,  (. Diesel  engine, Diesel  motor)
dieses= [daIIsIz] _pl.  diesis
die-sinker= [daIsINk] _n.  , 
dies=irae  [dieIzIraI] _. _n. _.  
diesis= [daIIsIs] _n. (_pl. -eses) _.      
dies=non  [daIiznn] _. _n.  
die-stock= [daIstk] _n. _. 
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 difference s  ; to iron out the difference s ,  ; to have difference s ,    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 digest s 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 dilate d 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 
dime= [daIm] _n. _. 1>   10  2> _attr. ۣ; dime  novel ۣ   not to care a dime  =     ; 
dimension= [dImenSn] 1. _n. 1> ; of three dimension s ң  2> _pl. , ; ߣ; ; scheme of vast dimension s   ,   2. _v.  ;   
dimensional= [dImenSnl] _a.  ; 
dimensional= [dImenSnl]      - ; . one-dimensional   
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. ,     
dim-out= [dImaut] _n.  , 
dimple= [dImpl] 1. _n. 1>  ( , ) 2>  ( ) 3>  2. _v.  
dimply= [dImplI] _a. 1>   2> ģ  ( )
dimwit= [dImwIt] _n. _.  , 
dim-witted= [dImwItId] _a. , 
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 dine d me handsomely      3> this table (this room) dine s 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 dip s below the horizon    ; the road dip s     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-.)
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.  
dip-needle= [dIpnidl] _n.  
dip-net= [dIpnet] _n.    (  )
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 direct ed ,    7>  (, ) 8> _.  ( ӣ) 9> , , ; duty direct s my actions      
directing-post= [dIrektINpust] _n.   
direction= [dIrekSn] _n. 1> , ; to work under the direction  of smb.    -. 2> ;  3> ; ; ; at the direction   ,  ; to give direction s   4> _pl.  5> ; in the direction  of    6>  (   ..) 7> , ; there is a marked improvement in many direction s      ; new direction s of research    8> _.  (, ); 
directional= [dIrekSnl] _a. ,  ; directional  radio  ; ; directional  transmitter ,  
direction-finder= [dIrekSnfaInd] _n. 
direction=sign  [dIrekSnsaIn] _n.  () 
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-cheap= [dttSip] _a.  ۣ; =   
dirtily= [dtIlI] _adv. 1>  2> , 
dirtiness= [dtInIs] _n. 1> ;  2> , 
dirt=track  [dttrQk] _n.      
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 disappoint ed at smth.   ޣ-. 2>  () 3> ; he was disappoint ed 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
discard= 1. _n. [dIskAd] 1>   2>   3> - , ; ; to throw into the discard     2. _v. [dIskAd] 1>   2> ,  ( ) 3>  (  ,   ..) 4> 
discern= [dIsn] _v. 1> , ; ; we discern ed 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 discharge s smoke   ģ ; the wound discharge s 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. _. 
disc=jockey  [dIskdZkI] = disk jockey
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.   
discolour= [dIskl] _v. 1>  , ; () 2> ()
discolor= [dIskl] _v. 1>  , ; () 2> ()
discolouration= [dIsklreISn] _n. 1>  ,  2> 
discoloration= [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 discontent ed  
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 discredit s him with the public        2>  ; the report is discredit ed    
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 disgorge s 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 disguise d as a bookcase  ,    ; to disguise  one's voice   3> ; to disguise  one's intentions (feelings etc.)    (  ..) disguise d with drink ()
disgust= [dIsgst] 1. _n. ,  2. _v.  ;  ; to be disgust ed  ; 
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 dishearten ed  ()
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 dismal s) _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.  ()   
dispatcher= [dIspQtS] _n. 1>  2> 
dispatch-station= [dIspQtSsteISn] _n. _-.  
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 dispense s with much labour      
dispenser= [dIspens] _n. 1>  2>   3> _.  
dispenser= [dIspens]    : >    -.; . gum dispenser    -  ; >   ,    ; . toiletpaper dispenser     
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> , ; displease d 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 dispose d to think that   , ; they are well ( kindly) dispose d towards us      dispose  of > ; to dispose  of property   (ԣ , , ); > , ; ; to dispose  of an argument ,  
disposition= [dIspzISn] _n. 1> ,  ( ̣   ..) 2> (. _pl.) _. ; ; military disposition s   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 disposition s 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. _. 
dissector= [dIsekt], dissector-tube [dIsekttjub] _n.  (  )
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 dissentient s        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 dissolve s in the sun ̣   ; sun dissolve s ice   ̣; dissolve d 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  distaff side   ( )
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 distinguish es 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>   ; ; ; distract ed 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
distressed= [dIstrest] 1. _p-p.  distress 2. _a. 1> ; distressed  areas    2>  
distressful= [dIstresful] _a. , ; ; distressful  situation  
distress-gun= [dIstresgn] _n.      
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> _.     
ditcher= [dItS] _n. 1>  2>  ()
ditching= [dItSIN] 1. _pres-p.  ditch 2 2. _n. أ  ( hedging and ditching )
ditch-water= [dItSwt] _n. ,   dull as ditch-water   
ditheism= [daITIIzm] _n.  , 
dither= [dID] 1. _n. 1>  2>  3> _.  ; to be all of a dither , have the dither s      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 ditto s) 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 divide d by twelve is five , ̣  ,   6> (); () 7>  ;  ( ); opinions are divide d 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-bell= [daIvINbel] _n.  
diving=board  [daIvINbd] _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= [dIvs] 1. _n. 1> ,   2> , ,  2. _v. 1> ,   2> , ; to divorce  from the soil 
divorce= [dIvsi] _. _n. ģ ()
divorcee= [divseI] _. _n. ģ ()
divorcee= [dIvsi] _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.      (. Dixie('s) Land)
dixie= [dIksI] _n. _. _. 1>   ԣ 2>  
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
doable= [dubl] _a. 
do-all= [dul] _n. 1>     2> , 
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 _.      
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. _. 
dock-master= [dkmast] _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
doesn't= _. = does not
doeskin= [duskIn] _n. 1>  ;  2> ,  
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 dog s lie      ; =   ,   ; there is life in the old dog  yet =  ݣ   ; dog s of war  ,  ; a dog 's age  ; a dead dog    ,     , -; to go to the dog s ; ; =   ; 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 dog s   ; dog  on it! !; ޣ !; top dog  > ,   ; >  ;    ; under dog  > , ģ  ; >   ģ ; > ,     ,  2. _v. 1>   ,  (. dog  smb.'s footsteps) 2> _. ; dog ged by misfortune   3>   4> _. to dog  down 
dog-ape= [dgeIp] _n. _. 
dogate= [dugeIt] _n.  
dog-bane= [dgbeIn] _n. _. 
dog-bee= [dgbI] _n. 
Dogberry= [dgberI] _n.     (     "   ")
dogberry= [dgberI] _n. _.  - (   )
dog-biscuit= [dgbIskIt] _n.   ()
dog-box= [dgbks] _n.      
dogcart= [dgkat] _n. 1>  ̣           2> ̣ , ֣ 
dog-cheap= [dgtSIp] _. _. 1. _a.  ۣ 2. _adv.  ģ;   
dog-collar= [dgkl] _n. 1>  2> _.  ֣  (   )
dog-days= [dgdeIz] _n. _pl.    
doge= [dudZ] _n. _. 
dog-eared= [dgId] _a. a dog-eared  book     
dogface= [dgfeIs] _n. _. _. 1> - 2> , 
dog-fancier= [dgfQnsI] _n. 
dogfight= [dgfaIt] _n. 1> ,   2>   3> _. _.  
dogfish= [dgfIS] _n.   ()
dog-fox= [dgfks] _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>  
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=latin  [dglQtIn] _n. , "" 
dog-lead= [dglId] _n.  
dog-licence= [dglaIsns] _n.    
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>   
dog=nail  [dgneIl] _n. _. 
dog-poor= [dgpu] _a. _predic. ; =   
dog-rose= [dgruz] _n.  , 
dog-salmon= [dgsQmn] _n. _. , 
dog's-eared= [dgzId] = dogeared
dog's-grass= [dgzgras] _n. _.  
dogshores= [dgSz] _n. _pl. _.       
dog-sick= [dgsIk] _a. _predic. _. he was dog-sick     
dogskin= [dgskIn] _n.  ()
dog-sleep= [dgslIp] _n.  ;  
dog's=letter  [dgzlet] _n.    R
dog's-meat= [dgzmIt] _n. 1>   , .  2> 
Dog's=Tail  [dgzteIl] _n. _.  
dog's-tail= [dgzteIl] _n. _. 
Dog-star= [dgsta] _n. _.  ()
dog=tag  [dgtQg] _n. 1>    2> _. _. _.  
dog-tail= [dgteIl] = dog's-tail
dog-tired= [dgtaId] _a.   
dog-tooth= [dgtuT] _n. 1>  2> _.     
dog-tree= [dgtrI] = dogwood
dogtrot= [dgtrt] _n. 
dog-violet= [dgvaIlIt] _n. _.  ;  
dog-watch= [dgwtS] _n. _.  ( 16  18 .   18  20 .)
dog-weary= [dgwIrI] = dog-tired
dogwood= [dgwud] _n. _. 
doily= [dIlI] _n. 
doing= [duIN] 1. _pres-p.  do I 2. _n. 1> _pl. , , , ; fine doing s these!   !; I have heard of your doing s _.      2> _pl.  3> _pl. ,  4> _.  5> _pl. _. _.  
doit= [dIt] _n. 1> _.   2> , ; not to care a doit      ; not worth a doit     
doited= [dItId] _a. _.   
do-it-yourself= [duItjself] 1. _n. _. = " " (,  -.) 2. _a. _.    ; a do-it-yourself  kit for building a radio     ɣ
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); doll ed up 
dollar= [dl] _n. 1>  (= 100 ); the dollar s ,  2> _.  (  5 ) 3> _attr. ; dollar  diplomacy  
dollish= [dlIS] _a. ,   
doll-like= [dllaIk] _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. _. 
donah= [doun] = dona
dona= [doun] = donah [doun] _n. _. 1>  2> 
donate= [douneIt] _v. , 
donatation= [douneISn] _n. 1>  2>   3> _attr. donatation  duty     
donative= [duntIv] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> _. ,      2. _a. ; 
donatory= [duntrI] _n. ,  , 
do-naught= [dunt] = do-nothing
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> _. 
do-nothing= [dunTIN] _n. , 
don't= [dunt] _. 1> _. = do not 2>  , , () 3> .  .  . ; I am sick and tired of your don'ts    
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 door s   , ; 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 door s   ,  ; within door s = indoors; to turn smb. out of door s   ,  -.; next door   ; he lives next door  (four door s off)  ף    ( 4  ); next door  to >  , ; >   -.; ; he is next door  to bankruptcy    4> _.  5> _attr.  to lay smth. at smb.'s door   -  ޣ-.
doorbell= [dbel] _n.  
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. , 
doormat= [dmQt] _n. 1>     2> _. ,  , ""
door-money= [dmnI] _n.   
door-plate= [dpleIt] _n.    ( )
door-post= [dpust] _n.   deaf as a door-post  =   
door's-man= [dzmn] = door-keeper
doorstep= [dstep] _n. 
door-stone= [dstun] _n.   ()
doorway= [dweI] _n. 1>  ϣ, ̣ ;   ; in the doorway    2> _. ,  ( -.)
door-yard= [djad] _n. _.   
dope= [dup] 1. _n. 1>   ,  2>  3> _.  4> _. ,  5>  6> _.           ( , ); (  ) ,   7> _. ,  2. _v. 1>    ; to dope  oneself with cocaine   2> ,  3>   4> _.  ;   5> _.   ;  (-.)    
dopy= [dupI] _a. _. 1> , ,  2> ; 
dopey= [dupI] _a. _. 1> , ,  2> ; 
dor= [d] _n.  (, )
dorado= [dradu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz])  ()
dor-beetle= [dbItl] = dor
dor-bug= [dbg] _. = dor
Dorcas= [dks] _n.          (. Dorcas  Society)
dor-hawk= [dhk] _. = goatsucker
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> 
dossal= [dsl] _n. _.   ң
doss-house= [dshaus] _n. 
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. 
dotage= [dutIdZ] _n. 1>  ; to be in one's dotage     2>  ; 
dot=and carry one  [dtnkQrIwn] _n. 1>     ( ) 2> _.  
dot-and-dash= [dtndQS] _a. dot-and-dash  code  
dot=and go one  [dtnguwn] 1. _n. 1>   2>     2. _v. , 
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 double s    (    ) 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 double d 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 (); ; double d up with pain   ; his knees double d up under him    ; double  upon _. ,  ( ) 4. _adv. 1> ,  2> ϣ; to ride double   ϣ    he sees double       ( )
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=eagle  [dblIgl] _n. 1> _.  ң 2> _.     20 
double-edged= [dbledZd] _a. 1>  2>    (   . .)
double=entendre  [dublaNtaNdr] . _n.  , 
double=entry  [dblentrI] _n. _.  
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] _n. 1>   2> 
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=standard  [dblstQndd] _n.  ;  
double-stop= [dblstp] _v.     (     . .)
doublet= [dblIt] _n. 1> ;   2> _.  3> _.  ( ,  ) 4>  ( ) 5> _pl.      ,   6> _.   XIV- XVII . 7> _. ; 
double-talk= [dbltk] _n. ;  
double=time  [dbltaIm] _n.  
double-tongued= [dbltNd] _a. 
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 doubt s 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 doughnut s _. , 
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  , 
downcast= _I [daunkast] _a. 1>  ;  ( ) 2> ޣ,  3> ,   _II [daunkast] _n. _.  
down-draught= [daundraft] _n. _.  
downfall= [daunfl] _n. 1> ; ;  2>  3> ;  ; 
down-grade= [daungreId] 1. _n. 1>  2>  2. _v.  (   . .)
down-hearted= [daunhatId] _a.  , 
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 _.  
drage'e= [draZeI] . _n. 
draggle= [drQgl] _v. 1> (); ()   2> ,    3>    4> 
draggle-tail= [drQglteIl] _n. 1> _pl.   2> , 
dragline= [drQglaIn] _n. _. ,  
drag-net= [drQgnet] _n. 1> ,  2>    
dragoman= [drQgumn] _n. (_pl. -mans [mnz], -men) ,  ( )
dragon= [drQgn] _n. 1>  2>   ;  3> (D.) _.  () 4> _.   () 5>  6>  7> _.   ""
dragon-fly= [drQgnflaI] _n. 
dragon's-blood= [drQgnzbld] _n.   (      )
dragon's=teeth  [drQgnztIT] _n. 1> _.   2> _.  
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 drain s the whole region      3>  ; this house is well (badly) drain ed    ()  4>  ( ); ,  5> ; to drain  dishes   ( ) 6>  () 7>  8> ,    (. drain  dry, drain  to the dregs) 9>  (, ); to drain  smb. of money  -. 
drainage= [dreInIdZ] _n. 1> ; ;  2>  3> _.  () 4> 
drainage-basin= [dreInIdZbeIsn] _n.  ()
drainage-tube= [dreInIdZtjub] _n. _.  
drain-away= [dreInweI] 1. _n. " " (  ޣ, ) 2. _v.  (ޣ, )
drain-ditch= [dreIndItS] _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    
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. 
dram-drinker= [drQmdrINk] _n. 
dram-shop= [drQmSp] _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 draw s well     11> () ( ) 12>  (, ); I felt drawn to him    ; the play still draw s  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 draw s 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 draw ing 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  -.  ;  
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-bench= [drINbentS] _n. _.  
drawing-block= [drINblk] _n. ,   
drawing-board= [drINbd] _n. ԣ 
drawing=card  [drINkad] _n.  
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
drawing=scale  [drINskeIl] _n.  
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. , 
draw-plate= [drpleIt] _n. _.  
draw-tongs= [drtNz] _n. _pl. ( .  _sg.) _.    
draw-vice= [drvaIs] = draw-tongs
draw-well= [drwel] _n.  (   ң)
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 dream s  , ; to see a dream    2> ; ң; the land of dream s  ң 3>  dream s 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 _. , ; 
dreamer= [drIm] _n. 1>  2> ڣ
dream-hole= [drImhul] _n.    ( ,   . .)
dreamily= [drImIlI] _adv. ;   
dream-land= [drImlQnd] _n.  ,  ң
dreamless= [drImlIs] _a.  
dreamlike= [drImlaIk] _a. 1>  2> 
dreamt= [dremt] _p.  _p-p.  dream 2
dream-world= [drImwld] = dream-land
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 dreg s   ; dreg s 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 dress ed      ; 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 >  (); >   
dressage= [dresaZ] . _n. 1>   2> _attr. dressage  tests  ,  
dress=cap  [dreskQp] _n. _. _.  
dress-circle= [dresskl] _n. _. 
dress=coat  [dreskut] _n. 1>  2> _.  
dresser= _I [dres] _n. 1>   2>   3> _.  4>  5> _. ;  6> _. ,   ;  (. smart dresser ) _II [dres] _n. 1>       2>     3> _.  , 
dress-guard= [dresgad] _n.   (  )
dressing= [dresIN] 1. _pres-p.  dress 2 2. _n. 1>  2> ,  3> , ;  4>   5>  ( , ) 6>  7> _.  8> _. ;  9> _.  () 10> = dressing down
dressing-bag= [dresINbQg] = dressing-case
dressing-bell= [dresINbel] _n. ,    
dressing-case= [dresINkeIs] _n. 1>  2>    
dressing=down  [dresINdaun] _n. _. , ; to give a good dressing down   
dressing-gown= [dresINgaun] _n. , 
dressing-room= [dresINrum] _n.  ; 
dressing=station  [dresINsteISn] _n. _.  
dressing-table= [dresINteIbl] _n.  
dressmaker= [dresmeIk] _n. 
dressmaking= [dresmeIkIN] _n. أ  
dress-preserver= [dresprIzv] _n. 
dress=rehearsal  [dresrIhsl] _n.  
dress-shield= [dresSIld] = dress-preserver
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) dribblet s  ,  
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 
driftage= [drIftIdZ] _n. 1> ,  (  ) 2> ,    
drifter= [drIft] _n. 1>  (     ) 2> ,    3> _. ޣ  4> _. _. 
drift-ice= [drIftaIs] _n.  ̣
drift-net= [drIftnet] _n.  
drift-wood= [drIftwud] _n. 1>   2> ,    ; 
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.  ()
driller= [drIl] _n. 1>  2>  
drill=ground  [drIlgraund] _n. _.  
drill-hall= [drIlhl] _n. 
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.   
Drill=Regulations  [drIlregjuleISnz] _n. _.  
drill-sergeant= [drIlsadZnt] _n. _. -  
drink= [drINk] 1. _n. 1> أ; ; soft drink s   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   ,    
drinkable= [drINkbl] 1. _a.    2. _n. _pl. 
drinker= [drINk] _n. 1> , ,  أ 2> 
drinking-bout= [drINkINbaut] _n. 
drinking=fountain  [drINkINfauntIn] _n.  
drinking-horn= [drINkINhn] _n.  ( )
drinking-song= [drINkINsN] _n.  
drinking-water= [drINkINwt] _n.  
drink-offering= [drINkǍfrIN] _n.   ()
drip= [drIp] 1. _n. 1>  2>    3> = dripstone 1 4> _. У 2. _v. ,  ; the tap is drip ping  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-axle= [draIvINQksl] _n.  
driving-belt= [draIvINbelt] _n.  
driving=force  [draIvINfs] _n.  
driving-wheel= [draIvINwIl] _n.  
drizzle= [drIzl] 1. _n.  ,  2. _v. ; it drizzle s 
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 drop s    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 drop ped 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.   ( )
droplet= [drplIt] _n. 
drop-letter= [drplet] _n. _. ,  
drop-light= [dZplaIt] _n. _.     
drop-out= [drpaut] _n. _. 1> , ޣ 2> ,  
dropping-gear= [drpINgI] _n. 1> _.  2> _. 
droppings= [drpINz] _n. _pl. 1> ,      (,    . .) 2> ͣ , 
drop-scene= [drpsIn] _n. 1> = drop-curtain 2>  
drop-shutter= [drpSt] _n. _.  
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 drove s  3> _.   ԣ 
drover= [druv] _n. 1>  2> 
drown= [draun] _v. 1> ; to be drown ed  2> () 3> , ; drown ed in tears   ,  ; drown ed in sleep ֣  ;   4>  (, ; ) a drown ing 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 _.  , 
drumbeat= [drmbIt] _n. 1>   2> 
drumfire= [drmfaI] _n. _.  
drum-fish= [drmfIS] _n.  ()
drumhead= [drmhed] _n. 1>    2> _.   3> _. ,   drumhead  court martial - 
drum=major  [drmmeIdZ] _n.   ; -
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. _.   (, ,   . .)
drupelet= [druplIt] = drupel
drupel= [drupl] = drupelet [druplIt] _n.  (,   . .)
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! ()!; ()!
dryad= [draId] _n. _. 
Dryasdust= [draIzdst] 1. _n. ,  , ""; ޣ,   . . 2. _a. (d.) , 
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.   ()
dryer= [draI] _n. 1>  2>   3> _. 
dry=farming  [draIfamIN] _n.    (  )
dry-fist= [draIfIst] _n. _. 
dry-fly= [draIflaI] _n.   (   )
dry=goods  [draIgudz] _n. _pl. , 
dryish= [draIIS] _a. 
dry=measure  [draImeZ] _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  ,   
dry=wall  [draIwl] _n. _.   
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. _. _. ,  
dubbing= [dbIN] = dubbin
dubbin= [dbIn] = dubbing [dbIN] _n.    
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 duck s _.  ; like water off a duck 's back    ; duck s and drakes ,        ; to play duck s 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.  
duckbill= [dkbIl] _n. _. 
duck-boards= [dkbdz] _n. _pl.  
ducket= [dkIt] _n. _. 1> ()  2> _.  
duck-hawk= [dkhk] _n. _.  
ducking= [dkIN] 1. _pres-p.  duck II, 2 2. _n.   ; I got a good ducking    
ducking-stool= [dkINstul] = cucking-stool
duck-legged= [dklegd] _a. ,  
duckling= [dklIN] _n. ԣ
duck-out= [dkaut] _n. _. 1>  2> 
duck's-egg= [dkseg] _n. 1> ޣ 0 ( ) 2> ԣ -̣ 
duck's=meat  [dksmIt] = duckweed
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 due s   3> _pl.  ; party due s   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-bell= [dmbel] 1. _n. 1> _pl. ;  2> _. _. ,  2. _v.    
dumbfound= [dmfaund] _v. , 
dumbness= [dmnIs] _n. 
dumb=piano  [dmpIQnu] _n.  
dumb-waiter= [dmweIt] _n. 1>  ,     2> _.         ,  
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-cart= [dmpkat] = dump-car
dump-car= [dmpka] = dump-cart [dmpkat] _n.    , 
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
dungaree= [dNgrI] _n. 1>    2> _pl.      
dung-beetle= [dNbItl] _n.  ; 
dungeon= [dndZn] _n. 1>  ;  2> = donjon
dung-fork= [dNfk] _n.  
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  -.
dustbin= [dstbIn] _n.  
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.  ()
duster= [dst] _n. 1>  ; ݣ  ,   . . 2> _. = dust-coat 3>    ( ,   . .) 4> _.  
dust-hole= [dsthul] _n.  , 
dusting= [dstIN] 1. _pres-p.  dust 2 2. _n. 1>   2>      3> _. ; to give a dusting  ,  4> _.  
dust-jacket= [dstdZQkIt] = dust-cover
dustman= [dstmn] _n. 
dustpan= [dstpQn] _n.   
dust-proof= [dstpruf] _a. 
dust-shot= [dstSt] _n.   
dust-storm= [dststm] _n.  
dust-up= [dstp] _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    ( )
Dutchman= [dtSmn] _n. 1> ;  2> _.  3>  ; Flying Dutchman    I'm a Dutchman , if I do!     , ...;    , ...
Dutch=metal  [dtSmetl] _n.     (" ")
Dutch=oven  [dtSvn] _n. 1>  (    Σ ) 2> _. _.   
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-bound= [djutIbaund] _a. 
duty-free= [djutIfrI] 1. _a.        2. _adv. 
duty=list  [djutIlIst] _n. _.  
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 dwarf ed 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)   ,   
d'ye= [dj] _. _. = do you
dyed-in-the=wool  [daIdInDwul] _a. 1>    2> , ; dyed-in-the wool Tory   3> , 
dye-house= [daIhaus] _n. 
dyeing= [daIIN] 1. _pres-p.  dye 2 2. _n. 1> ,   2>  
dyer= [daI] _n. 
dyer's=broom  [daIzbrum] _n. _.  
dyer's=weed  [daIzwId] _n. _.  ;  ;  , 
dye-stuff= [daIstf] _n.  , 
dye-wood= [daIwud] _n.  
dye-works= [daIwks] _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] _n. (_pl. Es, E's [iz]) 1> 5-  .  2> _.  3> _.  2- 
e= [in] _. . even I  II, 2
e= [E] _. . ever
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 ear s   3> , , ,  4> _. ,  to be all ear s   ;   ֣ ; to give ear  to smb.  -.; to gain the ear  of smb.   -.; in at one ear  and out at the other    ,   ; to keep one's ear s open ;  ; ; up to the ear s   (   ..); to bring a storm about one's ear s   ;   ; to have smb.'s ear   -.  ; to set by the ear s ; by the ear s  ; to be on one's ear   ֣; to have long ( itching) ear s   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.  ( )
earl= [l]  ()
ear-lap= [IlQp] _n. 1>  () 2>  (  ..)
earldom= [ȫldm] _n. 1>  ,  2> _. ()  , 
earless= [IlIs] _a. 1>  2> ۣ   3>    ( )
ear-lobe= [Ilub] = ear-lap
ear-lock= [Ilk] _n.  ,   
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> , ; 
ear-muff= [Imf] _n. _.  (   )
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.  , ; 
ear-phone= [Ifun] = head-phone
ear-ring= [IrIN] _n. 
earshot= [ISt] _n. ,    ; within (out of) earshot    ( ) 
ear-splitting= [IsplItIN] _a. 
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 earth ed   
earth-born= [ȫTbn] _a. 1> ;  2> _. ģ ̣
earth-bound= [ȫTbaund] _a. 1> ,  2>   
earthen= [ȫTn] _a. 1> ;  2> 
earthenware= [ȫTnwE] _n. 1>  ,  ;  2>  3> _attr. 
earth-flax= [ȫTflQks] _n. 
earthing= [ȫTIN] 1. _pres-p.  earth 2 2. _n. _. _. 
earth-light= [ȫTlaIt] = earth-shine
earthly= [ȫTlI] 1. _a. 1> ;  2> _. ; no earthly  use (reason)  () 2. _n. not an earthly  _.   
earthly-minded= [ȫTlImaIndId] _a.  ,  
earth-nut= [ȫTnt] _n.  , 
earthquake= [ȫTkweIk] _n. 1>  2> , 
earth-shaking= [ȫTSeIkIN] _a.    ,  
earth-shine= [ȫTSaIn] _n. _.   ()
earthward= [ȫTwd] _adv.    
earthwards= [ȫTwdz] _adv.    
earthwork= [ȫTwk] _n.  ;  
earth-worm= [ȫTwm] _n. 1>  ( )  2>  ; 
earthy= [ȫTI] _a. 1> ,  2> ,  3> 
ear-wax= [IwQks] _n.  
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-bound= [istbaund] _a.   
East=End  [istend] _n. -,  ()  
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>        
East=India Company  [istIndjkmpnI] _n. _. - 
easting= [istIN] _n. _.   ;   
East=Side  [istsaId] _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-going= [izIguIN] _a. 1> -ӣ; ,  2> ̣,  (  )
easy=rider  [izIraId] _n. 
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 > ; ; eat en 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 eat ing 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 ebb ing 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>  
e'carte= [eIkAteI] _. _n.  ( )
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> , , 
echoic= [ekuIk] _a. 
echo-image= [ekuImIdZ] _n. _.  
e'clair= [eIklE] _. _n.  ()
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 eclipse d 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 edge s   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-tool s =   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>   ( )
editorial= [edItrIl] 1. _a. , ; editorial  office  (); editorial  staff  ,  ; editorial  board   2. _n.    
editorialist= [edItrIlIst] _n.     
editorialize= [edItrIlaIz] _v. _.      ( )
editor-in-chief= [edItrIntSif] _n. (_pl. editors-in-chief)  
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 effect s   (    ); 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 effect s   ; to leave no effect s      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 (+ 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 effort s  ; to spare no effort s   ; 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 egg s    2> _. _. ;  3> _.  in the egg    ; to crush in the egg    ,   ; a bad egg  _. > ԣ,  ; >  ; a good egg  _. > , !; >  !; to teach your grandmother to suck egg s =   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
egghead= [eghed] _n. _. ; , 
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-shell s     2. _a.   ; egg-shell  china  
egg-timer= [egtaIm] _n. ң   (  )
egg-white= [egwaIt] _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 eight s     to cut eight s  ͣ (  ); 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.)   
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> , 
elasticity= [elQstIsItI] _n. 1>   . {. elastic 1} 2> _. 
elastic-sides= [IlQstIksaIdz] _n. _pl.    (. elasticside boots)
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 elbow s >   ;   ; > , ; to crook ( to lift) the elbow  _. ; to rub elbow s with smb.   -.; up to the elbow s 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 _.  
el=Dorado  [eldrAdu] _. _n. ,   
eldritch= [eldrIttS] _a. _. , 
elecampane= [elIkQmpeIn] _n. _. 
elect= [Ilekt] 1. _a.  ( ݣ    ) bride elect  ޣ () 2. _n. ; the elect  _pl. _.  3. _v. 1> ;  (); they elect ed him chairman    ; he was elect ed chairman     2>  ( ) 3> , ; he elect ed 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    "
electrical= [IlektrIkl] _a. ; electrical  engineering 
electric=blue  [IlektrIkblu] _n.  ()
electric=chair  [IlektrIktSE] _n.  
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  
electronegative= [IlektrunegtIv] _a. 
electronic= [IlektrnIk] _a. ; electronic  computer ( _. brain)    ()
electronics= [IlektrnIks] _n. _pl. (.  sing) 
electron-volt= [Ilektrnvult] _n. _. -
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 element s  ; the four element s , , , ; 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> _. 
elfin= [elfIn] 1. _a. 1>   ;  2>   ,  3>  2. _n. = elf
elf-lock= [elflk] _n.  , 
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 elude s 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= [m] _. _.  them
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 embed ded in the finger ,     2> ; that day is embed ded 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 embosom ing 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 employ ed 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 employee s  
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= [en] _n. 1>   N 2> _.  _n.      ( )
en= [in] _. . even I  II, 2
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 enamel led with flowers ,  
enamour= [InQm] _v.  ; ; to be enamour ed of smb.  ̣  -.; to be enamour ed of smth.   -.
encaenia= [ensinj] _n.   ()
encage= [InkeIdZ] _v.   
encamp= [InkQmp] _v. () 
encampment= [InkQmpmnt] _n. 1> ,   2>  
encase= [InkeIs] _v. 1> ,  ( ) 2>  , ; encase d 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> ; ; end s of the earth  ; ; the world's end    5> ; to that end    ; to gain one's end s  ; end s 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) end s 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 end s with the hero's death     end  off, end  up , , 
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 endow ed with reason  ң 
endowment= [Indaumnt] _n. 1> , , ; ; endowment  with information   2> ; mental endowment s   3> _attr. endowment  insurance  
endpaper= [endpeIp] _n.        , 
end=play  [endpleI] _n. 1> _.  2> _.  
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 endure s     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 engage d ,   ; to engage  in a discussion    ; to be engage d in smth.  -. 3> , ; ; to engage  smb.'s attention  -.  4> (); to engage  by new commitments    5> (. pass) ; to be engage d  () 6> _.   ;  ; to be engage d 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 engagement s   ;   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> _. , ; engulf ed 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 enjoin ed 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.) ; _. 
en=route  [Anrut] _. _adv.  ,  ;  
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. , ; enshroud ed 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 ensue d  
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 enter ed my head         2> ; the pin enter ed 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 enter s 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 enthrone d 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 entitle d 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> ; ; envelop ed in flames  ; envelop ed 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) errand s    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 escape s me     ; his name had escape d my memory     ; nothing escape s 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 essential s 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 evaporate d       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. _. ; ; daughters of Eve  ,  
eve= [iv] _n. 1> ; on the eve  ; Christmas eve   2> _. _. 
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. , 
evening= [ivnIN] _n. 1>  2> ,  3> _attr. ; evening  star  ; evening  meal 
evenly= [ivnlI] _adv. 1> , ;  2> ,  3>  4> ; 
even-minded= [ivnmaIndId] _a. ; 
event= [Ivent] _n. 1> ; the course of event s  ; quite an event  ,   2> , ; in the event  of his death    ; at all event s   ; 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.  
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. ; 
ever-present= [evpreznt] _a. 
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 evil s 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  
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> _. 
examinational= [IgzQmIneISnl] _a. 
examination-paper= [IgzQmIneISnpeIp] _n.  
examine= [IgzQmIn] _v. 1> ;  (. examine  into) 2> _. ,  3>  4> _. _. ; 
examinee= [IgzQmIni] _n. 
examiner= [IgzQmIn] _n. 1> ; to satisfy the examiner s   ,   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 excite d 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 excuse s  3>  ( ) 2. _v. [Ikskjuz] 1> , ; excuse  me! !, !; excuse  my coming late, excuse  me for coming late    ; to excuse  oneself ;  2>  ( , ); your attendance today is excuse d     ; you're excuse d    ,   ; 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 executive s    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 exercise s   ; Latin exercise     2>  ; ; to take exercise s  ;   3> , ; the exercise  of good will    4> _. , ;   5> _pl. _. , : graduation exercise s   ( ) 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 exercise d 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 exist s 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. _. "" ()
ex-libris= [ekslaIbrIs] _. _n. ,  
exodus= [eksds] _n. 1>   (.  ) 2> _.     3> (the E.)  (2-   )
ex=officio  [eksfISIu] _. _a. _adv.  
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 expect ing _.  £,   
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 expense s  ; to cut down expense s  ; 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= [Ikspuz] _v. 1> ,   (,   ..);  ݣ: a house expose d to the south , ݣ   2>  (,   ..);    ; to expose  to difficulties    ; to expose  a child  £   ,  £ 3>  (,  ) 4>  () 5>  6> _.  
expose= [ekspuzeI] _. _n.  
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 express ed so as...  ... 2>  (from, out of) 3>       (, ) 4> _.      (  ..) 5>  
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. _.   
express=way  [IkspresweI] _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. , 
ex-service= [ekssvIs] _a. , 
ex-serviceman= [ekssvIsmn] _n.    ;  ,  
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 external s    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 extra s  ,      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 
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.  (  ), 
extra-judicial= [ekstrdZudISl] _a. _.     ; ;     (  )
extramarital= [ekstrmQrItl] _a. ; ; extramarital  affair    (  )
extra-mundane= [ekstrmndeIn] _a. 
extra-mural= [ekstrmjurl] _a. 1> extra-mural  interment     2>   ; extra-mural  courses   ;       ,   
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 extreme s    ; in the extreme    ; extreme s 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 eye s on smb., smth.     -., ޣ-.;    -., -. 3> ; ; in the eye s of smb.  -. ; in my eye s -; 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 eye s    ; to have ( to keep) an eye  on ( to) smb., smth.   -., -.; to close one's eye s to smth.    -.,   -.; to make eye s 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) =     ( ); eye s right! (left!, front!) _.  ! (!, !) (); the eye  of day ;  ; eye  for eye  _.   ; four eye s see more than two _. =  ,   ; to have eye s at the back of one's head ӣ ; in the mind's eye   , ; to keep one's eye s open ( clean, skinned, peeled) _.   ;   ; with an eye  to  ;  , ; to make smb. open his (her) eye s  -.; it was a sight for sore eye s   ; (oh) my eye (s)!  ; all my eye  (and Betty Martin)! !, ! 2. _v. ,  ; 
eyeball= [aIbl] _n.  
eye-bath= [aIbAT] _n. _.  
eye-beam= [aIbim] _n.  
eyebrow= [aIbrau] _n. 1> ; to raise the eyebrow s   (   ) 2> _attr. eyebrow  pencil   
eye-catcher= [aIkQtS] _n. ,   ;  
eye-cup= [aIkp] _n. _.   (  )
eyeful= [aIful] _n. 1> to get an eyeful     (-.) 2> _.   3> _.  
eye-glass= [aIglAs] _n. 1> ;  2>  3> _pl. ; ;  4> = eyebath
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. 
eye-opener= [aIǫupn] _n. 1> _. -.,   ; -.,        2> _.   (. )
eyepiece= [aIpis] _n.  ( )
eye-service= [aIsvIs] _n. 1> ,     ;  -  2>  
eyeshadow= [aISQdu] _n.   
eyeshot= [aISt] _n.  ; out of (within) eyeshot    ( ) 
eyesight= [aIsaIt] _n. ; good (poor) eyesight   () 
eye-socket= [aIskIt] _n. 
eyesore= [aIs] _n. -. ,  ( );   ; to be an eyesore   
eye-spotted= [aIsptId] _a. ң , 
eye-tooth= [aItuT] _n. _.   to cut one's eye-teeth   , , 
eyewash= [aIwS] _n. 1>    2> _. 
eyewater= [aIwt] _n. 1> = eyewash 1 2> ̣ 3> _. 
eye-wink= [aIwINk] _n. 1> ()  2> 
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) face s   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-ache= [feIseIk] _n. _.   
face=card  [feIskAd] _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; 
face=value  [feIsvQlju] _n.   (,   ..) to accept ( to take) smth. at its face value  -.   
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 facing s  -. , "" -.;  -. 
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 fad s 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 fade d     4> ,  ( );  ( ) 5>  fade  away ; ; fade  in _. _. _.      ޣ ; fade  out _. _. _.      ޣ 
fadeaway= [feIdweI] _n. _.  
fade-in= [feIdIn] _n. 1> _. _. _.   (  ) 2> _. ߣ " "
fadeless= [feIdlIs] _a. ; 
fadeout= [feIdaut] _n. 1> _. _. _.   (  ) 2> _. ߣ " "
fade-over= [feIdǫuv] _n. _. 
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 fail ed     2> _. ()  ; to fail  in mathematics    3>  ,  ,  ; the maize fail ed that year      ; I will never fail  you      4> ; ; his courage fail ed him   ; his heart fail ed him    ,   5>  ,  ; to fail  in one's duties   ; don't fail  to let me know     ; he fail ed 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 fail s in unity     ; time would fail  me   ,     7> ,  ; his sight has fail ed 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!   !; fain s wicket-keeping!    !
faineant= [fEneIAN] _. 1. _n. ,  2. _a. , 
faint= [feInt] 1. _n. ,  ; dead faint    ,   2. _a. 1> , ;  2> , ޣ; ; faint  sound ,    3> , , ; not the faint est 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. 
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> _. ; 
fair-maid= [fEmeId] _n. 1> = fumade 2>     , . February fair-maid s 
fairness= [fEnIs] _n. ; ,   . {. fair II, 1}; in all fairness    ()
fair-spoken= [fEspukn] _a. , , 
fairway= [fEweI] _n. _. ;  ; 
fair-weather= [fEweD] _a.      fair-weather  friends ģ ,    ; fair-weather  sailor    
fairy= [fErI] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; bad fairy   ,   2> _. _.  2. _a. 1> , ;    2>  3> , 
Fairyland= [fErIlQnd] _n. ,  
fairy-mushroom= [fErImSrum] _n.  ()
fairy-tale= [fErIteIl] _n. 1> ()  2> _. , , " "
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. 
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 fall en    ; prices are fall ing   2> ; ()  ( ,   ..) 3> , ; the curtain fall s  ; the temperature has fall en  ; ; 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 fall s on Monday      ; the expense fall s 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 fall s 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 fall s 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 ! _. !
fallacious= [fleISs] _a. , 
fallacy= [fQlsI] _n. 1> , ;   2> ,  3> ,  
fal-lal= [fQlQl] _n. ,  
fallen= [fln] 1. _p-p.  fall 2 2. _a. 1>  2> ; the fallen  woman   3. _n. (the fallen ) _pl. _.  ( )
fall-guy= [flgaI] _n. _. ڣ 
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. ; 
fall-out= [flaut] _n. 1>    2>   (. nuclear fall-out )
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 famish ed _.   
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. _. , ; 
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 fang s   -. 
fan-light= [fQnlaIt] _n.   (.  )
fanner= [fQn] _n. 
fanny= [fQnI] _n. 1>  2> _. , 
fan-tail= [fQnteIl] _n.  
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. ;  
fan=tracery  [fQntreIsrI] _n. _. ң () ; 
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  
farad= [fQrd] _n. _. 
faradization= [fQrdIzeISn] _n.  (  )
far-away= [fArweI] _a. 1> , ̣ 2> , ; she has a far-away  look in her eyes  ţ  
far-between= [fAbItwin] _a. 
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 fare s it?  ?; it has fare d ill with him   ; fare  you well! ,  ! 2> _. ,  3>  you may go farther and fare  worse _. =     
Far-Eastern= [fAristn] _a. 
farewell= [fEwel] 1. _n. ; to bid one's farewell , to make one's farewell s  2. _a.  3. _interj.  !,  !; farewell  to school! , !
far-famed= [fAfeImd] _a.  
far-fetched= [fAfetSt] _a. 1> ӣ  ڣ  2> , , ;    ( , )
far-flung= [fAflN] _a.  , 
far=gone  [fAgn] _a. 1>   2>    () 3> =     4>   5>   ģ ̣
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 farm ed in Australia      2>    3>    () 4>     ( ) farm  out > ,    ; >   
farmer= [fAm] _n. 1> ;  2> 
farm-hand= [fAmhQnd] _n.  
farm-house= [fAmhaus] _n.    
farming= [fAmIN] 1. _pres-p.  farm 2 2. _n. 1>  ; mixed farming      2>   
farmstead= [fAmsted] _n.   ; 
farmyard= [fAmjAd] _n.  
faro= [fEru] _n.  (_. )
far-off= [fArȍf] _a. ̣
farouche= [fruS] _. _a. , , 
far-out= [fAraut] _a. 1> , ;      2> 
farraginous= [frAdZIns] _a. , 
farrago= [frAgu] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) , ;  
far-reaching= [fAritSIN] _a. 1>  ;  أ  2> 
farrier= [fQrI] _n. 1>  ( ) 2> _. 
farriery= [fQrIrI] _n. 1>   2>  3> _.  
farrow= _I [fQru] 1. _n. 1> ; ͣ  2> _. ӣ 2. _v.  _II [fQru] _a. _.  ( )
far-seeing= [fAsiN] _a. , , 
far-sighted= [fAsaItId] _a. 1>  2> , , 
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)
fashionable= [fQSnbl] 1. _a. ; ;  2. _n.  
fashioner= [fQSn] _n. , 
fashion-monger= [fQSnmNg] _n. ; 
fashion-paper= [fQSnpeIp] _n.  ,  
fashion-plate= [fQSnpleIt] _n. 1>   2> _.    3> 
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 fasten ed 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    
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 fate d to do it     
fated= [feItId] 1. _p-p.  fate 2 2. _a. ̣; ޣ
fateful= [feItful] _a. 1>  2> ޣ 3> ,  ( ) 4> ; 
fat-guts= [fQtgts] _n. _. 
fat-head= [fQthed] _n. , 
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 father s   ; F. of Waters _.   2. _v. 1>  ; , ,  ,  2> ;   3>  ;  ;   ( ) (on, upon - )
father-figure= [fADfIg] _n. ,  £      
fatherhood= [fADhud] _n. 
father=image  [fADrImIdZ] = father-figure
father-in-law= [fADrInl] _n. (_pl. fathersin-law) 1> ף ( ) 2>  ( )
fatherland= [fADlQnd] _n. _. , 
fatherless= [fADlIs] _a.   
fatherly= [fADlI] 1. _a. ; ,  2. _adv. 
fathom= [fQDm] 1. _n. (_pl.   .  ) 1>   (= 6  182 ) 2>  to be fathom s 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> _. ,  ( )
fat-witted= [fQtwItId] _a. , 
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 favour s 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 favour s his father     favour ed 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. _. _. , ; 
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> ;  (-. )
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. , ; 
fear-monger= [fImNg] _n. ˣ
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 feather s   ; ; to preen one's feather s ; a feather  in one's cap ( bonnet)  , ,  2. _v. 1> ()  2>   ; boughs feather ed 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. , , 
feathered= [feDd] 1. _p-p.  feather 2 2. _a. 1>     2>    3> ,  our feathered  friends    ()
feather-grass= [feDgrAs] _n. _. 
feather-head= [feDhed] = feather-brain _n. ,  
feather-headed= [feDhedId] = feather-brained _a. , , 
feathering= [feDrIN] 1. _pres-p.  feather 2 2. _n. 1>  2> -.,   
feather-pate= [feDpeIt] = feather-brain _n. ,  
feather-pated= [feDpeItId] = feather-brained _a. , , 
feather-stitch= [feDstItS] _n.  ,  
feather-weight= [feDweIt] _n. 1>  ̣    2> _. ̣ , " "
feathery= [feDrI] _a. 1> = feathered 2; 2>   ; ̣, 
feature= [fitS] 1. _n. 1> ,  ; , , ; a feature  of a treaty  ; agricultural feature s   2> (. _pl.)   3>  ()  4>   ( ,     ) 5>  ;  6>  ;   ;    7> _.  ;    8> _attr. feature  film  ; feature  article  2. _v. 1> , , ;  2>    3>  ( );     4>  ģ  5>   ; the newspaper feature s 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
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. _.   
fed-up= [fedp] _a. _. 1> ;  2>   , ; I am fed-up    ; 
fee= [fi] 1. _n. 1> ,  2>     3>    4> _. ,  ; fee  simple _. ,    2. _v. (feed) 1>   2> 
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
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.  
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
fee-faw-fum= [fiffm] 1. _interj.    .  2. _n.  ; this is all fee-faw-fum   ӣ 
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 feel s 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 feel s cold    ; velvet feel s 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 feel s 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 feeling s     -.;   -. 2> , ; ; feeling  ran high  ; to hurt smb.'s feeling s  -.; to relieve one's feeling s   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   ; fellow s 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>    
fellowship= [feluSIp] _n. 1> ,  ; ; good fellowship    2>  3>    ;  ,    4>  (    ..) 5> ,  ,      Σ  ; holder of fellowship  
fellow-traveller= [felutrQvl] _n. 1> ;  2> _. ; 
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 fen s       _II [fen] = fain II
fence= [fens] 1. _n. 1> , , , ; green (wire) fence   ()  2> ; master of fence   ; _.   3> _.     4> _.    , "" 5> _.   6> _attr. fence  roof  to mend one's fence s _. > _.     ; > _.   ,  ; 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
fenceless= [fenslIs] _a. 1> ;  2> _. ݣ, 
fence-month= [fensmnT] _n.  ,   
fencer= [fens] _n. 1>  2> ,     
fence-season= [fenssizn], fence-time [fenstaIm] = fence-month
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> _. 
fen-fire= [fenfaI] _n.  Σ
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. _.  ()
fernery= [fnrI] _n. ,  
fern-owl= [fnaul] _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 ferret ing);    (. 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 fetch ed on the head from behind -  Σ     fetch  away , ; fetch  down = bring down {. bring}; fetch  out ; ; ; fetch  up > , ; he fetch es 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  
fe=te  [feIt] _. 1. _n. 1> ,  2>  2. _v.  (-.); 
fe=techampe tre  [feItSANpEtr] _. _n.    , 
fe=teday  [feItdeI] = fe te 1, 1
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 fetter s  ,    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
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> 
feu=de joie  [fdZwA] _. _n.     
fever= [fiv] 1. _n. 1> ,  2>  ; mike fever  _.    ( ,   ) 3> _attr. ; fever  heat    (  ) Channel fever     ( ) 2. _v.  , ;   ; 
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
fever=therapy  [fivTerpI] _n. _.  , 
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> ( 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   
fictional= [fIkSnl] _a.   . {. fiction}
fiction-monger= [fIkSnmNg] _n. , ; 
fictitious= [fIktISs] _a. 1> ,  2> ; fictitious  marriage   3>   ; a fictitious  character  
fid= [fId] _n. 1> ,  2> _.  ( );  () 3> _.    (  ..) 4> , ; fid s 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. (. fiddlestick s) !, !
fiddling= [fIdlIN] _a. _. 1> ;   2> , 
fidelity= [fIdelItI] _n. 1> , ,  2> , ; with greatest fidelity     3> _. _. ()  
fidget= [fIdZIt] 1. _n. 1> ( the fidget s)  ; ,   2> ,  ;  2. _v. 1>  ;  ( fidget  about); to fidget  with smth.  -.,   -.; don't fidget !  ! 2>   ,       3>    ; ; it fidget s 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! !
fief= [fif] _n. _.  , 
fie-fie= [faIfaI] _a. 
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-allowance= [fildlauns] _n. _.   ;  
field-artillery= [fildAtIlrI] _n. _. (̣)  
field-book= [fildbuk] _n.    
field=court martial  [fildktmASl] _n. - 
field=crops  [fildkrps] _n. _pl. _-.  
field-day= [filddeI] _n. 1> _. Σ;     2> , ݣ  ,    3> ,  
field=duty  [filddjutI] _n.    
fielder= [fild] = fieldsman
field=events  [fildIvents] _n. _pl.      ( )
fieldfare= [fildfE] _n. -
field-glasses= [fildglAsIz] _n. _pl.  
field-gun= [fildgn] _n. _.  
field=hockey  [fildhkI] _n.   
field=hospital  [fildhspItl] _n. 1>   2>  
field-house= [fildhaus] _n. 1>         2>  
Field=Marshal  [fildmASl] _n. 
field-mouse= [fildmaus] _n.  
field-night= [fildnaIt] = field-day 3
field-officer= [fildǍfIs] _n. - (,         )
fieldsman= [fildzmn] _n. _.   ( )
field-sports= [fildspts] _n. _pl.  ,    ..
field-work= [fildwk] _n. 1>    (  ..); , ߣ  .. 2> _.   3> _pl. _.   4>        
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)
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  ,   ( )
fig-leaf= [fIglif] _n.  ()
figment= [fIgmnt] _n. , ; figment  of the imagination  
fig-tree= [fIgtri] _n.  ;  one's own vine and fig-tree   ,  ; under one's own vine and fig-tree     ;  
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 figure s  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 
figured= [fIgd] 1. _p-p.  figure 2 2. _a. 1> ; ; figured  silk  ۣ 2> , 
figure-head= [fIghed] _n. 1> _.   2>  ;  
figure-of-eight= [fIgrveIt] _a.   ͣ
figure-skating= [fIgskeItIN] _n.   ( )
figure=work  [fIgwk] _n. _.  
figurine= [fIgjurin] _n. 
fig-wort= [fIgwt] _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 fill ed with wind >  ; > ,   2>  (  ..);  3> ,  ( ) 4> _.  () 5> ; ; food that fill s ,   ; to fill  smb. (in) on smth. _.     ޣ-. 6>  ();  (); his place will not be easily fill ed     7>  ( ) 8> ,  (  ..) 9>   (  ) fill  in > ; to fill  in one's name  ϣ ; > ; I'm just fill ing in here temporarily      ; >  (  ..); fill  out > (); (); his cheeks have fill ed 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  -
filler= [fIl] _n. 1> ,   ,     2>  () 3> _.  ,  4>  ()
fillet= [fIlIt] 1. _n. 1>     ( );       2> () 3> _. _. , ;  4> _. ,  5> ,  6> _.  2. _v. 1>     2>    
fill-in= [fIlIn] _n.  
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 film s    4>  5>   6> _attr. - 2. _v. 1> () ̣, ; ()  (over) 2> ,  ߣ;  ( ) 3>    she film s well  
filmland= [fIlmlQnd] _n.  ; filmland  actor ԣ
film=star  [fIlmstA] _n. 
film-strip= [fIlmstrIp] _n. 
film=test  [fIlmtest] _n.    
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 finance s   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 finding s ,   .   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
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. _.  
fine-spun= [faInspn] _a. 1>  ( ) 2> ԣ;  3> ң    
finesse= [fInes] _. 1. _n. 1> ;  2> ,  ɣ;  3> _.  () 2. _v. 1>     2> _. 
finger= [fINg] 1. _n. 1>  (, ); my finger s 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 finger s    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 finger s are all thumbs   , ; his finger s 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
fingerhold= [fINghuld] _n.  ; to have no ( never) more than a fingerhold      
finger-hole= [fINghul] _n.  ,  (  )
fingering= _I [fINgrIN] 1. _pres-p.  finger 2 2. _n. 1>   2> _.    3> _.  _II [fINgrIN] _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-tip s ,    ; to one's finger-tip s =    ;   ; to arrive at one's finger-tip s = >   ;   ; >   
finical= [fInIkl] _a. 1> ;   2> ,  3>  ;  
finicking= [fInIkIN] = finical
finickin= [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 finish ed that book yet?  ݣ    ?; we have finish ed the pie     4> ,  (. finish  off) 5>   ; the long march has quite finish ed 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.  
fire= [faI] 1. _n. 1> , ; to strike fire   ; to lay a fire   ԣ;   ( ,   ..); electric fire     ; gas fire     ; it is too warm for fire s  ,  ; to light ( to make up) the fire   ; to nurse the fire   ; to stir the fire    ; between two fire s _. ()  ; 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-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=fighter  [faIfaIt] _n. 1> ,  2> -
firefly= [faIflaI] _n.  ()
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. 
firelock= [faIlk] _n. 1> Σ أ 2> Σ  
fireman= [faImn] _n. 1>  2> 
fire-office= [faIrǍfIs] _n.     
fire-pan= [faIpQn] _n. 
fire-place= [faIpleIs] _n. 1> ,  2> 
fire-plug= [faIplg] _n.  , 
fire-policy= [faIplIsI] _n.  (  )
fireproof= [faIpruf] _a. ; 
fire-raising= [faIreIzIN] _n. _. 
fire-screen= [faIskrin] _n.  
fire-ship= [faISIp] _n. _. _. 
fireside= [faIsaId] _n. 1>   ; by the fireside    2>  ,  
firespotter= [faIspt] _n.   
fire-squad= [faIskwd] _n.  
fire-step= [faIstep] _n. _.   ( )
fire=wall  [faIwl] _n. 
fire-warden= [faIwdn] _n. 1>     2> 
fire-watcher= [faIwtS] = firespotter
fire-water= [faIwt] _n. _. " " (  ..)
firewood= [faIwud] _n. ; 
firework= [faIwk] = fireworks 1
fireworker= [faIwk] _n. 
fireworks= [faIwks] _n. _pl. 1>  2>  ,   .. 3> 
fire-worship= [faIwSIp] _n. 
firing= [faIrIN] 1. _pres-p.  fire 2 2. _n. 1> ;     2>  3>  ,  4>  5>  6> _.  7> _.   8>  () 9>  ( )
firing=ground  [faIrINgraund] _n. , 
firing-line= [faIrINlaIn] _n. _.  ;  
firing=party  [faIrINpAtI] _n. _. 1> ,    2>  
firing=squad  [faIrINskwd] = firing party 1
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.  (   ); ; 
fir-needle= [fnidl] _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-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=cost  [fstkst] _n. 
first-cousin= [fstkzn] _n.  ;  
first-day= [fstdeI] _n.  ( )
first=floor  [fstfl] _n. 1>   2> _.  
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   
firstling= [fstlIN] _n. 1> (. _pl.)   2>  ( )
firstly= [fstlI] _adv. -
first-night= [fstnaIt] _n. ,  
first-nighter= [fstnaIt] _n. _.    
first-rate= [fstreIt] 1. _a. 1> ;     2>  2. _adv. _. , ; to do first-rate  
firth= [fT] _n.   ; ;   (.  )
fir-tree= [ftri] = fir 1
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 fish es _. > ; >   ; 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.  
fishbolt= [fISbult] _n. _. _-.  
fisher= _I [fIS] _n. 1> _. ;  2>   _II [fIS] _n. _. _.   1  
fisherman= [fISmn] _n. 1> ,  2>  
fishery= [fISrI] _n. 1> ;   2>  ;  3> _.   
fish-farming= [fISfAmIN] _n. 
fish-fork= [fISfk] _n. 
fish-gig= [fISgIg] = fizgig 3
fish-glue= [fISglu] _n.  
fish-hook= [fIShuk] _n.  
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.  
fish-kettle= [fISketl] _n. ԣ    
fish-knife= [fISnaIf] _n.    
fish-ladder= [fISlQd] _n.  ( )
fishmonger= [fISmNg] _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 ,   
fishwife= [fISwaIf] _n. 1>   2>   
fishy= [fISI] _a. 1> ; ; fishy     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 fit s =   3> , ; a fit  of energy   to give smb. a fit  ( fit s) _. , ,  -.; to throw a fit  _. > ;  ; > _. ; to knock ( to beat) smb. into fit s  ,  -.; by fit s 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 fit s well    2> (); (); to fit  oneself to new duties      3> ,  4>  (with) 5> _. _.  (   ) fit  in > (); (); ; > ; > ; ; fit  on , ; fit  out > ,  , ; > _. ,   ; fit  up > ; > ; ; the hotel is fit ted up with all modern conveniences    () ; > ,  to fit  like a glove    ; to fit  like a ball of wax , ; to fit  the bill   
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. , 
fit-out= [fItaut] _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. , 
fivefold= [faIvfuld] 1. _a.  2. _adv. ;   
five-o'clock=tea  [faIvklkti] _n.  (     )
fiver= [faIv] _n. _. ԣ (     )
fives= [faIvz] _n. _pl. (.  sing)    
fivescore= [faIvsk] _n. , 
five-year= [faIvj] _a. ; five-year  plan  
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 flag ging    
flag-captain= [flQgkQptIn] _n.   
FlagDay= [flQgdeI] _n. _. 14  -      (1777 .)
flag-day= [flQgdeI] _n.         
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. 
flag-officer= [flQgǍfIs] _n. _. 1> ; -; - 2> 
flagon= [flQgn] _n.       
flagpole= [flQgpul] = flagstaff
flagrant= [fleIgrnt] _a. 1> , ; ;  2> ,  (   ..)
flagship= [flQgSIp] _n.  , 
flagstaff= [flQgstAf] _n. 
flag-station= [flQgsteISn] _n. ,      
flagstone= [flQgstun] = flag III, 1, 1
flag-wagging= [flQgwQgIN] _n. 1> _. _.   2> _.  
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 flame s ; to burst into flame (s)  ; to commit to the flame s ; in flame s ,  ; the flame s of sunset   2>   3> , ; to fan the flame    4> _.  ; an old flame  of his    2. _v. 1> , ,  2> , ; her face flame d 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 flap s the sails    3> , ̣; ;  (Σ); to flap  flies away   (  ..) 4>  5> _.   ; ,  to flap  one's mouth, to flap  about , 
flapdoodle= [flQpdudl] _n. _. , 
flap-eared= [flQpId] _a. 
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 > ; >  , 
flared=skirt  [flEdskt] _n. -̣
flare-up= [flErp] _n. 1>  (. _.    ..);   2>  
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 flash ed fire    ; to flash  a look ( a glance, one's eyes) at   ; his old art flash ed out occasionally       2>  , ; ; the train flash ed past  Σ  3> ,   ;  ( ); the idea flash ed across ( into, through) my mind, the idea flash ed upon me    4>   ,   .. () 5> _.   , ; 
flashback= [flQSbQk] _n. 1>   , ,  2> _.  ;  ,  ,     (    ..)
flash=burn  [flQSbn] _n. ,   
flash-house= [flQShaus] _n. _. 
flashing= [flQSIN] 1. _pres-p.  flash 2 2. _n. 1>   . {. flash 2} 2> _.  
flash-light= [flQSlaIt] _n. 1>  ;    2>  ,   ( ,   ..) 3> _.   4>    5> _attr. flash-light  photograph    
flash-point= [flQSpInt] _n.  ,  
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 flat s    ,  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>  
flatlet= [flQtlIt] _n.  
flatly= [flQtlI] _adv. 1> ,  2> ,  3> ; to refuse flatly   ()
flatness= [flQtnIs] _n. 1>  2>  3> ;  4> ,  5> _.  ()
flat-out= [flQtaut] _adv. _. 1>    2>  
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 flatter s 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> 
flaxen= [flQksn] _a. 1>  2> -֣,  (  )
flax-seed= [flQkssid] _n.  
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> _. ; 
fleam= [flim] _n. 
flea-pit= [flipIt] _n. _. 1> ,  ; , "" 2> ۣ 
fleck= [flek] 1. _n. 1> , ; fleck s 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 _.  
fledgling= [fledZlIn] _n. 1>   2> £;  
fledgeling= [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 fleece d 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-footed= [flitfutId] _a. 
fleeting= [flitIN] 1. _pres-p.  fleet II, 3 2. _a. , ̣, ; fleeting  impression  
Fleet=Street  [flitstrit] _n.   ,    ;    ; _.  
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-coloured= [fleSkld] _n.  
flesh-fly= [fleSflaI] _n.  
fleshings= [fleSINz] _n. _pl.    ( )
fleshly= [fleSlI] _a. 1>  2> , 
flesh-pot= [flQSpt] _n. ԣ    flesh-pot s (of Egypt) _. > ,  ,  ; >  
flesh=tights  [fleStaIts] = fleshings
flesh-wound= [fleSwund] _n.  
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 flicker ed 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 _. flip    () 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 flirt ed 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>  (. );  (. ); flock s and herds    ; the flower of the flock  _. ,   2> ; ; to come in flock s   3> _.  2. _v. ;  ; the children flock ed 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 flood ed by the rains     3> ,   4> _.   
flood-gate= [fldgeIt] _n. ,  ,   to open the flood-gate s >   (-.); > ,  
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 floor ed him      5> _.    (,   )
floor-cloth= [flklT] _n. 1>  2>  
floorer= [flr] _n. 1>   2> _.  ; ֣ ;  ;  
flooring= [flrIN] 1. _pres-p.  floor 2 2. _n. 1> ,  2>   3> _.  
floor-lamp= [fllQmp] _n. 
floor=show  [flSu] _n.    (   ..)
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 flop ped down on his knees and begged for mercy         2> ; (); the fish flop ped 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 flourish ed 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 flow s from the country      5> _.  (with)
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> flower s of speech   ;  _.   7> _attr. flower  children _. _.  2. _v. 1>  2>   
flowerbed= [flaubed] _n. 
flower-de-luce= [flaudlus] = fleur-de-lis
flowered= [flaud] 1. _p-p.  flower 2 2. _a.   ; flowered  silk  ۣ
floweret= [flaurIt] _n. _. 
flower-garden= [flaugAdn] _n. 
flower-girl= [flaugl] _n. ,  
flowering= [flaurIN] 1. _pres-p.  flower 2 2. _n. ;  3. _a. ,  
flower-piece= [flaupis] _n. _.    
flowerpot= [flaupt] _n.  
flower-show= [flauSu] _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
flow=sheet  [fluSit] _n.   
flu= [flu] _n. _. 
flubdub= [flbdb] _. = flapdoodle
fluctuate= [flktjueIt] _v. ; ;  , 
fluctuation= [flktjueISn] _n. ; ; , ; fluctuation s 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 flush ed (up) when I spoke to her  ţ  ,      4>  5>    ; to flush  the toilet     6> ,  (); to be flush ed with joy (pride, etc.)    (  ..); flush ed 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. fly ing  -.  ,  -.   ; to send things fly ing  ; to fly  to arms   ;  ; to fly  to smb.'s arms   -.  _III [flaI] _a. _. 1> ;  2> 
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; 
flyer= [flaI] _n. 1> , ,    .. 2> ̣,  3> -.   4> _.  5> _.  ;  6> _.  7> _.  8> _.    to take a flyer    
fly-fishing= [flaIfISIN] _n.   
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. -̣ ( )
fly-leaf= [flaIlif] _n. _. ,        
flyman= [flaImn] _n. 1> _.    2> 
flyover= [flaIǫuv] _n. 1>  2> _attr. flyover  crossing     
fly-paper= [flaIpeIp] _n.    
fly-sheet= [flaISit] _n. 
fly=title  [flaItaItl] _n. _. 
fly-trap= [flaItrQp] _n. 
fly-wheel= [flaIwil] _n.  
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
fo'c's'le= [fuksl] = forecastle
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>   
fogey= [fugI] _n. ,  ( )  (. old fogey )
foggy= [fgI] _a. 1> ; ԣ; a foggy  idea   2> _. 
fog-horn= [fghn] _n. ,      
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 fold s ,    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 fold ed in mist ,   5> _.  6> _.  7> _. ,  (   ..) fold  back ; to fold  back the bedclothes  ; fold  up > ף, ף; > _. ; the business finally fold ed 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 folk s _. ; the old folk s 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 follow ed the lecture, the lecture was follow ed by a concert    ; one misfortune follow ed (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 follow s     follow  on _.  ; follow  out   ; ; follow  through _.  (,   ..); follow  up >  ,  (. _.); >   ; ,  as follow s ; the letter reads as follow s    
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>  ( , )
follow=my leader  [flumIlid] _n.   "  "
follow-up= [flup] _n. 1>   2> , ģ   -. ; a follow-up  to the conference     3>   4> _attr. 
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-card= [fudkAd] _n.  
food=crop  [fudkrp] _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      
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 .)
fool'scapn= 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-and-mouth=disease  [futndmauTdIziz] _n. _. 
football= [futbl] _n. 1>  2>  
footballer= [futbl] _n. 
football-player= [futblpleI] = footballer
foot-bath= [futbAT] _n.  
footboard= [futbd] _n. 1>  (,  , ); ;  2> _.  3>  ()
foot=brake  [futbreIk] _n.  
foot-bridge= [futbrIdZ] _n.  
footer= [fut] _n. _. 
footer= [fut]     -  ; . a six-footer     
footfall= [futfl] _n. 1>  2>  
foot-fault= [futflt] _n.   -     ( ), 
foot-gear= [futgI] _n. _. 1>  2>   
Foot=Guards  [futgAdz] _n. _pl.  
foot-hill= [futhIl] _n. 
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. () 
foot-mark= [futmAk] _n. ,  ()
foot-note= [futnut] 1. _n.  ;  2. _v.   
foot-pace= [futpeIs] _n. ; at () foot-pace  
footpad= [futpQd] _n. _. 
foot-passenger= [futpQsIndZ] _n. 
foot-path= [futpAT] _n.  , 
foot-plate= [futpleIt] _n. 1>    2> _attr. ; foot-plate  crew  
foot-pound= [futpaund] _n. _. 
footprint= [futprInt] _n. ,  ()
foot-race= [futreIs] _n.   
foot-rule= [futrul] _n. ,  
footsie= [futsI] _n. to play footsie   ( -.)
foot-slogger= [futslg] _n. _. 1>  2> 
footsore= [futs] _a.  ԣ 
footstalk= [futstk] _n. _. 
footstep= [futstep] _n. 1> ; , ; to follow in smb.'s footstep s   -.  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, ..! ,   ..!; 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 forbid s   ; I am forbid den 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 ,  
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> , 
force-land= [fslQnd] _v. _. _.   
forceless= [fslIs] _a. 
force-meat= [fsmit] _n. 
forceps= [fseps] _n. (.  _sg.   _pl.) 1>  ;  2> _attr. a forceps  delivery   ( )
force-pump= [fspmp] _n. _.  
forcible= [fsbl] _a. 1>  2> ,  (   ..); 
forcing= [fsIN] 1. _pres-p.  force 2 2. _n. 1> ,  2>  ();  ()   3> _.  4> _attr. forcing  bed ; 
Ford= [fd] _n.  ()
ford= [fd] 1. _n. 1>  2> _. _. ,  2. _v.  
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 _. 
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>  ()
fore-cabin= [fkQbIn] _n. _. 1>   2>   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 foredoom ed to failure      
fore-edge= [fredZ] _n.   
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>  
fore-runner= [frn] _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 foreshadow ed 
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.  forewarn ed 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!   !, !;   !, !
forgetful= [fgetful] _a. 1> ; he is forgetful  of dates       2> , ; forgetful  of one's duties     
forget-me-not= [fgetmInt] _n. 
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>  fork s of flame   2. _v. 1>  2>   fork  out _. ; fork  up = fork  out
forked= [fkt] 1. _p-p.  fork 2 2. _a. ; ̣; ; forked  lightning  
fork-lift= [fklIft] _n. ߣ (. fork-lift  truck)
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> _. 
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. , 
form-master= [fmmAst] _n.  
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 fortune s ; 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.   ,   
fortuneless= [ftSnlIs] _a. 1> ;  2> 
fortune-teller= [ftSntel] _n. , 
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!
forwarder= [fwd] _n. 
forward-looking= [fwdlukIN] _a. , 
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> ; 
fosterage= [fstrIdZ] _n. 1>  () £ 2>  (£)   3> 
foster-brother= [fstbrD] _n.  
foster-child= [fsttSaIld] _n. ɣ; 
foster-father= [fstfAD] _n. ɣ 
fosterling= [fstlIN] _n. ; 
foster-mother= [fstmD] _n. 1>  2> ɣ  3> ,   ( )
foster-sister= [fstsIst] _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.   -.
foulard= [fulA] _. _n. 
foule= [fuleI] _. _n. _. 
foully= [faulI] _adv. 1> ,  2> ; 
foul-mouthed= [faulmauDd] _a. 
foulness= [faulnIs] _n. 1> ,   . {. foul 1} 2> _. 
foul-up= [faulp] _n. _.  
foumart= [fumAt] _n. ң
found= _I [faund] _v. 1>  (, ) 2> , ;  3> ,  ; to be well found ed   ,  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   
foundationer= [faundeISn] _n.  (    )
foundation-stone= [faundeISnstun] _n. 1> _.   2>  ; ;  
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 four s!  ! 5> _. ң     on all four s >  ; >  ; , 
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. _. 
fourfold= [ffuld] 1. _a. ң 2. _adv. ; 
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 
fourscore= [fsk] _n. 1>  2>   ( )
four-seater= [fsit] _n. ң 
foursome= [fsm] _n. 1>       2> _. ,   ң 
four-square= [fskwE] 1. _n.  2. _a. 1>  2> _.  3. _adv. ; 
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
four-wheeler= [fwil] _n.  
fowl= [faul] 1. _n. 1> _.  (. _.);  2>  , .    2. _v. 1>    2>  
fowler= [faul] _n. ; 
fowling=bag  [faulINbQg] _n. 
fowling-piece= [faulINpis] _n.  أ
fowl-run= [faulrn] _n.  , 
fox= [fks] 1. _n. 1> ,  2>   3> ,  4> _. _. _.  5> _attr.  2. _v. 1> _.  ; ,  2> ()   ( )
foxbane= [fksbeIn] _n. _. , 
fox-brush= [fksbrS] _n.  
fox-earth= [fksT] = foxhole 1
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 fragment s 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 frame d 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. ; frankfurter s 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-board= [fribd] _n. _.  ;   
freebooter= [fribut] _n. ; , 
free-born= [fribn] _a. ģ
Free=Church  [fritStS] _n. 1> , ̣   2>  
free=city  [frisItI] _n. _.  
freedom= [fridm] _n. 1> ,  2> , ; freedom  of speech (of the press)   (); academic freedom s   (    ); freedom  of the city ޣ      ; freedom  of the seas         3>   4> _. , ; to take ( to use) freedom s with smb.       -.
free=enterprise  [frientpraIz] _n.  
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. _. ,  
freelance= [frilAns] _n. 1> _.  2> ,    ̣  3> ,    ̣ 
freelance= [frilAns] _v. 1>     2> _.      
free-list= [frilIst] _n. 1>      2>  ,    -.  ..
free-liver= [frilIv] _n. , 
freely= [frilI] _adv. 1> ;  2> ; 
freeman= [frimn] _n. 1> ޣ   2>  
freemason= [frimeIsn] _n. 
free-spoken= [frispukn] _a. , 
freestone= _I [fristun] _n.  ,    _II [fristun] _n.      (, ,   ..)
free-thinker= [friTINk] _n. , ; 
freetrade= [fritreId] _n. 1>   2> _. 
free-trader= [fritreId] _n. 1> _.  2> _. 
free-way= [friweI] _n. _. ,  
freewheel= [friwil] _n. 1>   2>       ( )
freewill= [friwIl] _n.  ; of one's own freewill  
free-will= [friwIl] _a. 
freeze= [friz] _v. (froze; frozen) 1> ,   ( freeze  over); ͣ 2>  3> ( . ); it freeze s  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.  ( )
fretful= [fretful] _a. , 
fret-saw= [frets] _n.   , 
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 friend s ; to make friend s 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 frill s , ; ; to take the frill s 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> ,  (  ,   ..)
froggy= [frgI] _a. ; 
frog-in-the-throat= [fogInDTrut] _n. _. 
frogling= [frglIN] _n. 
frogman= [frgmn] _n. 1>    2> 
frog-march= [frgmAtS] 1. _n. ɣ     (           ) 2. _v.  (-.)  ң        
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 front s on ( towards) the sea     2> 
frontage= [frntIdZ] _n. 1>   2> ;      3>    ( , ) 4> _.  
frontal= [frntl] _a. 1> _.  2> _. ,  3> _. 
front-bencher= [frntbentS] _n. _. 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. _. ; 
front=page  [frntpeIdZ] _n. 1>   2>   ( )
front-page= [frntpeIdZ] _a.     ();  
front-pager= [frntpeIdZ] _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-bite= [frstbaIt] _n.  
frost-bitten= [frstbItn] _a. 
frost-bound= [frstbaund] _a.  
frost-cleft= [frstkleft] _. 1. _n. ,  2. _a. ֣ ;   
frost=crack  [frstkrQk] = frost-cleft 1
frosted= [frstId] 1. _p-p.  frost 2 2. _a. 1>   2>   3>  ( ) 4>  ( )
frost-hardy= [frsthAdI] _a.  ( )
frostily= [frstIlI] _adv. , ; 
frost-work= [frstwk] _n. 1>   ( ) 2>      
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. 
fruitage= [frutIdZ] _n. 1>  2> _. 
fruitarian= [frutErIn] _n. ,   
fruit-cake= [frutkeIk] _n.     
fruiter= [frut] _n. 1>   2> , ֣  3> 
fruiterer= [frutr] _n.  
fruitful= [frutful] _a. 1> ;  2> 
fruit-grower= [frutgru] _n. , 
fruitgrowing= [frutgruIN] _n. , 
fruition= [fruISn] _n. 1>  -.  2>  (  ..)
fruit-knife= [frutnaIf] _n.   
fruitless= [frutlIs] _a. 1>  2> 
fruitmachine= [frutmSin] _n. _.  
fruitpiece= [frutpis] _n.   
fruitsalad= [frutsQld] _n.  
fruit-sugar= [frutSug] _n. ; 
fruit-tree= [fruttri] _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 fuddle d  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> _-. 
fuelling= [fjulIN] 1. _pres-p.  fuel 2 2. _n. 1>  2>  
fuel=pump  [fjulpmp] _n.    , 
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-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] _n.   ; in full dress    
full-dress= [fuldres] _a. full-dress  debate _.    ; full-dress  rehearsal  
fuller= _I [ful] _n. ,  _II [ful] _. 1. _n.     2. _v. 1>   2> 
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> 
fulling-mill= [fulINmIl] _n. _.  
full-length= [fulleNT] _a. 1>   ,    (  ) 2> ;  ; a full-length  film  
full-mouthed= [fulmauDd] _a. 1>  2>     ( )
fullness= [fulnIs] _n. , ,   . {. full I, 1}; a fullness  under the eyes   ; to write with great fullness     in the fullness  of time  ϣ ,   
full-pelt= [fulpelt] _adv.  ;   
full-scale= [fulskeIl] _a. 1>    2> , ; full-scale  study  
full=stop  [fulstp] _n.  to come to a full stop   ,   
full-timer= [fultaIm] _n. 1> ,     2> ,   
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 fume s of wine  ; the fume s 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 fun ning)
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 fund s    4> (the fund s) _pl.   ; to have money in the fund s      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. ; ; 
fun-fair= [fnfE] _n.   ,   ..
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-bone= [fnIbun] _n. _.    
funny=farm  [fnIfAm] _n. _. _. ()   
funny=house  [fnIhaus] _n. _. _. 1>   2>   
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 furl ed 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> ,    
fuselage= [fjuzIlAZ] _n. _. 
fusel=oil  [fjuzlȍIl] _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 fuss ed   ; 
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 future s       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> _. 
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> _. ;  (  )
gadabout= [gQdbaut] _n. 1> ;  2> 
gadder= [gQd] _n. 1> ;  2> _.  
gad-fly= [gQdflaI] _n. , 
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> _. 
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. 
gag-man= [gQgmn] _n.  , ,   ,   ..
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 gain s 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 gain s   
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
'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. , , 
galactic= [glQktIk] _a. _. 
gala=day  [gAldeI] _n.  ; 
gala=dress  [gAldres] _n.    
gala=night  [gAlnaIt] _n. -;  
galantine= [gQlntin] _n. , 
galanty=show  [glQntISu] _n. _.  
galaxy= [gQlksI] _n. 1> _. ,   2>  (. _.)
gale= _I [geIl] _n. 1> ; ;   7  10  2> , ; gale s 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. _. ,  
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>  , 
gall-bladder= [glblQd] _n. _. ֣ 
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 galley s   {. galley-slave 1} 2> _. ;  3> _.  4> _.  ;  5> = galley proof; to read the galley s  ; she read the galley s of her new novel      
galley=proof  [gQlIpruf] _n. _. 
galley-slave= [gQlIsleIv] _n. 1>    (  ģ ) 2> , ޣ  ֣ 
gall-fly= [glflaI] _n. _. 
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
gall-stone= [glstun] _n. _. ֣ 
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 game s   ,   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.  
gamekeeper= [geImkip] _n. ,   (   ..),  
game-laws= [geImlz] _n. _pl.    ;  
game-preserve= [geImprIzv] _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. _. 
ganger= _I [gQN] _n.  _II [gQN] _n. 1>  2>  
ganglia= [gQNglI] _pl.  ganglion
gangling= [gQNglIN] _a. _. , 
ganglion= [gQNglIn] _n. (_pl. lia) 1> _. ,   2>  (, )
gang-plank= [gQNplQNk] _n. , 
gangrene= [gQNgrin] 1. _n. ;  2. _v. 1>   2>  
gangrenous= [gQNgrIns] _a. , 
gang-saw= [gQNs] _n.  
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 gape s) _pl.  ( ); _.   4> ;  2. _v. 1>   ;  2>  (at - ) 3> ; to make smb. gape   - 4>  gape  after, gape  for   -.; gape  on, gape  upon     -.
gaper= [geIp] _n. 
gape-seed= [geIpsid] _n. _. 1> ,   ; to seek ( to buy, to sow) gape-seed     (   ..) 2>   3> 
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-bed= [gAdnbed] _n. , 
garden=city  [gAdnsItI] _n. -
gardener= [gAdn] _n. 1>  2>  3> 
garden-frame= [gAdnfreIm] _n.  
garden=hose  [gAdnhuz] _n.  
garden-house= [gAdnhaus] _n. 1>  2>   
gardenia= [gAdinj] _n. _. 
gardening= [gAdnIN] 1. _pres-p.  garden 2 2. _n. 
garden-party= [gAdnpAtI] _n. ɣ   
garden-plot= [gAdnplt] _n.    ;  
garden=pruner  [gAdnprun] _n. ,  
garden=seat  [gAdnsit] _n.  
garden-stuff= [gAdnstf] _n. , , ; 
garden-tillage= [gAdntIlIdZ] _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 garnish ed 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 gas sed herself    3>  ;   4>   5> _.   6> _. ; ;     ; stop gas sing!   !
gas-alarm= [gQslAm] _n.  
gas-alert= [gQslt] _n. 1> = gas-alarm 2>  ;   ""
gasateria= [gQstIrI] _n. _. _.   
gas=attack  [gQstQk] _n.  
gas-bag= [gQsbQg] _n. 1>   2>  3> _. ; 
gas-bomb= [gQsbm] _n.  
gasbracket= [gQsbrQkIt] _n.  
gas-burner= [gQsbn] = gas-jet
gas=chamber  [gQstSeImb] _n.  , 
Gascon= [gQskn] _n. 1>  2> 
gasconade= [gQskneId] 1. _n. ,  2. _v. , 
gas=defence  [gQsdIfens] _n.  
gaselier= [gQslI] _n.  
gas-engine= [gQsendZIn] _n. 1>   2>   
gaseous= [gQsjs] _a. ; 
gas-field= [gQsfild] _n.   
gas-fire= [gQsfaI] _n.  
gas-fitter= [gQsfIt] _n. , -
gas-furnace= [gQsfnIs] _n.  
gash= [gQS] 1. _n. 1>  ,  2> _. ;  2. _v.   
gas-holder= [gQshuld] _n. , 
gasification= [gQsIfIkeISn] _n. ,   
gasiform= [gQsIfm] _a. 
gasify= [gQsIfaI] _v. ; ()  
gas-jet= [gQsdZet] _n.  , 
gasket= [gQskIt] _n. _. , , 
gaslight= [gQslaIt] _n. 1>   2>  
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, 
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>  
gas-plant= [gQsplAnt] _n. 1>   2>  
gas-producer= [gQsprdjus] _n. 
gas-proof= [gQspruf] _a. ; gas-proof  shelter 
gasring= [gQsrIN] _n.  , 
gassed= [gQst] 1. _p-p.  gas 2 2. _a.  ; ֣, ֣  
gas-shell= [gQsSel] _n.  
gas-shelter= [gQsSelt] _n. 
gassing= [gQsIN] 1. _pres-p.  gas 2 2. _n. 1>   2>   3>   4>   5> _. ; 
gas-station= [gQssteISn] _n. _.  ; _. 
gas-stove= [gQsstuv] _n.  
gassy= [gQsI] _a. 1>  2>   3> _. , 
gas-tank= [gQstQNk] _n. _. 1>    2> _. _.   ; 
gasteropoda= [gQstrpd] _n. _pl. _. 
gastropoda= [gQstrpd] _n. _pl. _. 
gas-tight= [gQstaIt] = gas-proof
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. , 
gas-warfare= [gQswfE] _n.  
gas-works= [gQswks] _n.  
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>  
gatehouse= [geIthaus] _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   
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 gazette d _.  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
gearing= [gIrIN] 1. _pres-p.  gear 2 2. _n. _. ;  , 
gear-ratio= [gIreISIu] _n. _.  
gear-wheel= [gIwil] _n.  
gee= [dZi] _interj. 1> !, ۣ! (,   ) 2> _.   !,  !
gee= [dZi] _n. _. 
gee-gee= [dZidZi] _n. _. 
geese= [gis] _pl.  goose I
gee-up= [dZip] = gee 1
gee=whizz  [dZiwIz] _interj. _. = gee 2
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    
generalship= [dZenrlSIp] _n. 1>  ,   2>   3> () 
Generals-in-Chief= [dZenrlzIntSif] _pl.  General-in-Chief
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 , 
Genevan= [dZInivn] 1. _a.  2. _n. 1>  2> ; 
Geneva=stop  [dZInivstp] _n. _.  
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 Georgian s _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 German s _pl. _.  2>  ; High (Low) German   () 
German=badgerdog  [dZmnbQdZdg] _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. , 
German=measles  [dZmnmizlz] _n. 
German=text  [dZmntekst] _n.  
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 get ting on?  ()  ?; > ; ; >  ( ); it is get ting 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. 
getaway= [getweI] _n. 1> _. ; ; to make a getaway  > ; >  2> _. 
getter= [get] _n. 1> ;  2> _.  3>  ( , ) 4> _. 
get-together= [gettgeD] _n. 1> , , , ,  2> 
get-tough= [gettf] _a. _. ֣; get-tough  policy ֣ 
get-up= [getp] _n. 1> ,   2> _.  ;  3> ,  4> _.  () 5>  () 6> _. _. , 
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> , ̣  (-.); ghost s 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. , , 
giantess= [dZaIntIs] _n. 
giantism= [dZaIntIzm] _n. _. 
giantlike= [dZaIntlaIk] _a. , 
giant-stride= [dZaIntstraId] _n.   ()
giant's-stride= [dZaIntsstraId] _n.   ()
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 gibbet ed 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 gill s   () _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 gimlet s    
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 )
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.  ;  
gingerbread= [dZIndZbred] _n. 1>   ( ޣ) 2> _attr. , , ; gingerbread  work > ޣ   ; >  
gingerly= [dZIndZlI] 1. _a. , ;  2. _adv. , ; 
ginger-snap= [dZIndZsnQp] _n.  
gingery= [dZIndZrI] _a. 1> ,  2> ,  3> 
gingham= [gINm] _n. 1>           2> _. () 
gingivitis= [dZIndZIvaItIs] _n. _.  ģ, 
gink= [gINk] _n. _. _. 
gin-mill= [dZInmIl] _. = gin-shop
ginnery= [dZInrI] _n.  
ginseng= [dZInseN] _n. 
gin-shop= [dZInSp] _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 gird ed 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 give s 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 give s you his good wishes      6> ; ; he gave us this work to do      7>  , ; the sun give s light  -  ; the hen give s two eggs a day  ӣ     8> ; you've give n 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 give s the teacher much trouble       13> ; ; to give  to the world , ; it was give n in the newspapers     ; he give s no signs of life     ; the thermometer give s 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 give n 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> ; glaciate d    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 glass es ; ; to look through blue glass es  , ; to see through rose-coloured glass es  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. 
glassful= [glAsful] _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
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 glimmer ing  (   ..)
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 glisten ed with excitement      2. _n. , , 
glister= [glIst] _. = glisten 1
glitter= [glIt] 1. _v. 1> ,  2>  all is not gold that glitter s _.  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 glove s  ,  ;  ; to throw down (to take up) the glove   () ; to take off the glove s    2. _v. 1>  ; glove d   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>    ( )
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>  ( )
glow-lamp= [glulQmp] _n.  
glow-worm= [gluwm] _n. -
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 glue d 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.    
G-man= [dZimQn] _n. (_.  Government man) _. _.    
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 , 
goad= [gud] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> ,  2. _v. 1>  () 2> ; ; to goad  into fury   ;   
goaf= [guf] _n. _. ;  
go-ahead= [guhed] 1. _n. 1>   ;  2> ;  ң 2. _a. , 
goal= [gul] _n. 1> ,  2> ,   3>  4> _.  5> _.  6>  (  )
goalee= [gulI] = goalkeeper
goalie= [gulI] = goalkeeper
goalkeeper= [gulkip] _n. _. 
go-as-you-please= [guzjupliz] _a. 1>    (   ..); ; Σ 2> ۣ ,  3>   , 
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 
go-between= [gubItwin] _n. 1>  2> ;  3>  
goblet= [gblIt] _n. ; 
goblin= _I [gblIn] _n.  _II [gblIn] _n. _.     
goby= [gubaI] _n.  ( ) to give the goby  >  ,   ,  ; ; > ,  ; > ,  ( -.)
goby= [gubI] _n.  ()
go-cart= [gukAt] _n. 1>  (   ) 2>   3>  
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 god s  ̣, ̣ 2. _v. _. ; ; to god  it _.    ; 
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 ()
God's-acre= [gdzeIk] _n. 
godsend= [gdsend] _n.   ; ; 
godson= [gdsn] _n. 
godspeed= [gdspid] _n.  ; to bid ( to wish) smb. godspeed  =  -. "  !", " !"
go-easy= [guizI] = easy-going
goer= [gu] _n. 1> ; good (bad) goer   ()  2> ; comers and goer s   
goffer= [guf] 1. _n. 1>    2>  2. _v. ; 
go-getter= [guget] _n. _.    ;  
goggle= [ggl] 1. _n. 1> ̣,  , " " 2> _pl.   ԣ  2. _a. ,  ( ) 3. _v. 1>  ;     2>  
goggled= [ggld] 1. _p-p.  goggle 3 2. _a.   ,   
goggle-eyed= [gglaId] _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-beater= [guldbit] _n. 
gold-cloth= [guldklT] _n. 
gold-digger= [gulddIg] _n. 1>  2> _. , 
gold-diggings= [gulddIgINz] _n. _pl.  
gold-dust= [gulddst] _n.  
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
gold-fever= [guldfiv] _n.  
gold-field= [guldfild] _n.  ;  
goldfinch= [guldfIntS] _n. 1> _.  2> _.  
goldfish= [guldfIS] _n. 1>   2>  
goldilocks= [guldIlks] _n. _.  
gold-leaf= [guldlif] _n.   
gold-mine= [guldmaIn] _n. 1>  ,  2> " ",  
gold=mining  [guldmaInIN] _n. ,  
gold-plate= [guldpleIt] 1. _a.    2. _v. ,  
gold-rush= [guldrS] = gold-fever
goldsmith= [guldsmIT] _n.   ; 
gold-thread= [guldTred] _n. ޣ 
golf= [glf] 1. _n.  2. _v.   
golf-course= [glfks] = golf-links
golfer= [glf] _n.   
golf-links= [glflINks] _n. _pl.     
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) , 
goodbye= 1. _n. [gudbaI]  2. _interj. [gudbaI]  !; !
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. , ;  ( )
goodly= [gudlI] _a. 1> ;  2> , ; ,  3> , 
good-natured= [gudneItSd] _a. 
good-neighbour= [gudneIb] _a. _. ; good-neighbour  policy  
good-neighbourhood= [gudneIbhud] _n. 1>   2> 
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  
good=sense  [gudsens] _n.  
goods=shed  [gudzSed] = goods yard
goods=yard  [gudzjAd] _n. 
good-tempered= [gudtempd] _a. 1>   ,  2> 
good-timer= [gudtaIm] _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. _. ; 
go-off= [guȍf] _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])  
gooseberry= [guzbrI] _n. 1>  2> _.   to play gooseberry   ̣  ;   
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. _.  
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. 
go-round= [guraund] _n. , 
gory= [grI] _a. 1>  2> 
gosh= [gS] _interj. _. by gosh ! ޣ ! ( ,   ..)
goshawk= [gshk] _n. -
gosling= [gzlIN] _n. 1> ӣ 2> 
go-slow= [guslu] _n.    ( )
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> _.  
go-to-meeting= [gutmitIN] _a. _. ,  ( , , )
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> _. 
governmental= [gvnmentl] _a. 
Government=house  [gvnmnthaus] _n.   
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 gown ed    
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 grace s  -.  3> ; ; ; with () good grace  , ; with () bad grace  , ; you had the ill grace  to deny it      4> _pl.  , ; airs and grace s  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. _.      (      )
grader= [greId] _n. 1>  2> _-.   3>  4> _.   
grade=school  [greIdskul] _n. _.  
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. 
grains= [greInz] _n. _pl. (. .  sing) 
grain=separator  [greInsepreIt] _n. 1>  ,  () 2> _. 
grain=tank  [greIntQNk] _n. _-.   
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     
grammarian= [grmErIn] _n. 
grammar-school= [grQmskul] _n. 1>   2> _.    
grammatical= [grmQtIkl] _a. ;  
gramme= [grQm] _n. 
gramophone= [grQmfun] _n. ; 
grampus= [grQmps] _n. 1>  - 2>      3> _.  
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> _. _.  
gran-dad= [grQndQd] = grand-dad
grandchild= [grQntSaIld] _n. ; 
grand-dad= [grQndQd] _n. _. 
granddaughter= [grQndt] _n. 
Grand=Duke  [grQnddjuk] _n. 1>   2>  
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. 
grand=jury  [grQnddZurI] _n. _.  ; ,     
grandma= [grQnmA] = grandmamma
grandmamma= [grQnmmA] _n. _. 
Grand=Master  [grQndmAst] _n. _. 
grandmother= [grQnmD] 1. _n.  2. _v. ; 
grandmotherly= [grQnmDlI] _a. 1>   , ;  2>    3>   (  )
grand-nephew= [grQnnevju] _n.  
grand-niece= [grQnnis] _n.  
grandpa= [grQnpA] = grandpapa
grandpapa= [grQnppA] _n. _. 
grandparents= [grQnpErnts] _n. _pl.   
grand=piano  [grQndpjQnu] _n. 
Grand=Prix  [grANpri] _. _n.  , -
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 grant ed ,  ,   ;    ; to take nothing for grant ed     
grantee= [grAnti] _n.   
grant-in-aid= [grAntIneId] _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 grape s, the grape s are sour " "
grape-cure= [greIpkju] _n.  
grape-fruit= [greIpfrut] _n. 
grapery= [greIprI] _n.   
grape-shot= [greIpSt] _n. _. _.  
grape-sugar= [greIpSug] _n.  , 
grape-vine= _I [greIpvaIn] _n.   _II [greIpvaIn] _n. _. 1>     ;    (. grape-vine  telegraph) 2>  
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-cutter= [grAskt] _n. 
grass-cutting= [grAsktIN] _n. _. _.  ̣
grass-feeding= [grAsfidIN] _a. 
grasshopper= [grAshp] _n. 1> ; _. .  2> _. _. ̣  ̣
grassland= [grAslQnd] _n.  ; , 
grass-plot= [grAsplt] _n. , 
grassroots= [grAsruts] _n. _pl. 1>  ,  2> , 
grass-snake= [grAssneIk] _n. _.  ()
grass=widow  [grAswIdu] _n.  
grassy= [grAsI] _a. 1>   2> ; 
grate= _I [greIt] _n. 1> ۣ 2>  ۣ;  3> _.  ۣ 4> _.  _II [greIt] _v. 1>  (ԣ),  2> ,     3>  4> ,   (on, upon - ); it grate s 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 graze d 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. 
greatcoat= [greItkut] _n. 1>  2> 
greater= [greIt] _a. 1> _comp.  great 1; 2>  ( _. , . Greater London, Greater New York)
great=go  [greItgu] _n. _.      (.    )
great-grandchild= [greItgrQndtSaIld] _n. ; 
great-grandfather= [greItgrQndfAD] _n. 
great-hearted= [greIthAtId] _a. 
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  
greenback= [grinbQk] _n. _. _. 1>  2> _pl.  
green=belt  [grinbelt] _n. ̣  ( )
green-blind= [grinblaInd] _a.  
green-blindness= [grinblaIndnIs] _n. 
green=cheese  [grintSiz] _n. 1>   2> ̣ 
green=cloth  [grinklT] _n. 1> ̣  ( , ) 2>   (Board of) G. C.   (  )
green=crop  [grinkrp] _n. _-.  
greener= [grin] _n. _. 1> ;   2>  3>   
greenery= [grinrI] _n. 1> ,  2> , 
green-eyed= [grinaId] _a. ;  green-eyed  monster ; 
green=fence  [grinfens] _n.  
greenfinch= [grinfIntS] _n. _. 
green=fodder  [grinfd] _n. ; ̣ , 
green=food  [grinfud] = green fodder
green=forage  [grinfrIdZ] = green fodder
greengage= [gringeIdZ] _n. -
green=goods  [gringudz] _n. _pl. 1>   2> _.   
greengrocer= [gringrus] _n. ;  
greengrocery= [gringrusrI] _n. 1>     2> ; 
greenhorn= [grinhn] _n. ;  
greenhouse= [grinhaus] _n. , 
greening= [grinIN] _n. ̣  ()
greenish= [grinIS] _a. 
green=light  [grinlaIt] _n. 1> ̣  () 2> _.     (,   ..); "̣ "
green=linnet  [grinlInIt] = greenfinch
greenness= [grinnIs] _n. 1>  2>  3> 
green-peak= [grinpik] _n. ̣ 
green-room= [grinrum] _n. 1>   2>     ( )
green=scum  [grinskm] _n.  (   );  
greensickness= [grinsIknIs] _n. _.  
greenstone= [grinstun] _n. 1> _.  , , ̣   .. 2> _. 
green-stuff= [grinstf] _n.  ,  
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> 
greybeard= [greIbId] _n. 1> ;   2>   (  )
greycing= [greIsIN] _n. _.    
grey-coat= [greIkut] _n.    ; _. _.    (   1861-65 .)
grey-eyed= [greIaId] _a. 
grey=friar  [greIfraI] _n.  ()
grey=goose  [greIgus] _n.  
grey-headed= [greIhedId] _a. 1> ;  2>  (in)
grey-hen= [greIhen] _n. ԣ
greyhound= [greIhaund] _n. 1>  2>    (. ocean greyhound )
greyish= [greIIS] _a. 1>  2> ;  
greylag= [greIlQg] = grey goose
grey=matter  [greImQt] _n. 1>    2> _. 
grid= [grId] _n. 1> ۣ 2> = gridiron 1 3> _. _.  4> _.  
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  _.  ;   ,   
grid=leak  [grIdlik] _n. _.  ,  
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 grin ned 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 grip s, to get at grip s  ( );    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 grip ped by the ice   ԣ  _II [grIp] _n.  
gripe= [graIp] 1. _n. 1> , ; _. ; in the gripe  of   (-.) 2> (. the gripe s) _pl. _. ,  3> ,  2. _v. 1> ,  2> ,  3> , ,  4>  ,  ( ) 5> _. _. , 
grippe= [grIp] _n. 
gripsack= [grIpsQk] _n. _. 
grip=vice  [grIpvaIs] _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> _. , 
gristle= [grIsl] _n. _.  in the gristle  ; 
gristly= [grIslI] _a. ; 
grist-mill= [grIstmIl] _n.  
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 groan ed 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.  
grogb-lossom= [grgblsm] _n. _.   ( )
groggy= [grgI] _a. _. 1> , ,  2> ף  ,  (   ..)
grog-shop= [grgSp] _n.  
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 groom ed  ,  ,  ,   .. 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 groove d 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 
grossly= [gruslI] _adv. 1> ;  2>  3>  4> _.  ԣ
gross=ton  [grustn] _n.  ( )  (= 1016,06 )
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 ground ed all aircraft at N. aerodrome -    ̣        N
ground-colour= [graundkl] _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-ice= [graundaIs] _n.  ̣
ground-in= [graundIn] _a. , ԣ
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>    
ground-man= [graundmQn] _n. 1>  2> _.  ,    
ground-nut= [graundnt] _n.  , 
ground=oak  [graundȫuk] _n. 1>   ( ) 2>  
ground=panel  [graundpQnl] _n. _.  
ground=rice  [graundraIs] _n. -, ̣ 
groundsel= _I [graunsl] _n. _.  _II [graunsl] _n. 1> _.  2> _. 
groundsill= [graunsIl] = groundsel II, 1
groundsman= [graundzmn] = groundman
ground-squirrel= [graundskwIrl] _n. _. 1>  2> 
ground=swell  [graundswel] _n.  
ground-to-air=missile  [graundtuEmIsaIl], ground-to-air guided missile [graundtuEgaIdIdmIsaIl] _n. _. ()   " - "
ground-to-ground=missile  [graundtgraundmIsaIl], ground-to-ground guided missile [graundtgraundgaIdIdmIsaIl] _n. _. ()   " - "
groundwater= [graundwt] _n. ,  ;  
groundwork= [graundwk] _n. 1> ,  (. _.) 2>  3>   
group= [grup] 1. _n. 1>  2> ,  3> _pl. ,  (); business group s   4> _.  5> _.  2. _v. 1> () 2>   ,  3> ,   
group-captain= [grupkQptIn] _n.   ( )
grouper= [grup] _n.  
grouping= [grupIN] 1. _pres-p.  group 2 2. _n. 1> = groupment 2> 
groupment= [grupmnt] _n. 
group=verb  [grupvb] _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 grow ing dark  4> ,  5>  (,   ..) grow  down, grow  downwards ; ; grow  into > ; > ; grow  on > ; a habit that grow s on me ,    ӣ  ; >  ӣ ; this place grow s 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.  
grubber= [grb] _n. 1> ; ޣ 2> -,  3> 
grubbiness= [grbInIs] _n. ; ; 
grubby= [grbI] _a. 1> , ;  2> 
Grub-street= [grbstrit] _n. _. 1>  ,  (    ,   XVII-XVIII .   ) 2> ۣ  (. Grub-street  writings)
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.  
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   
guard-rail= [gAdreIl] _n. 1> ,  2>  
guardroom= [gAdrum] = guardhouse
guard-ship= [gAdSIp] _n. _.  ;  
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-bar= [gaIdbA] _n. _.  , 
guide-book= [gaIdbuk] _n. 
guided=missile  [gaIdIdmIsaIl] _n.  
guide-line= [gaIdlaIn] _n. 1> ,   2>  ,  
guide=mark  [gaIdmAk] _n. , 
guide-post= [gaIdpust] _n.   ( ң)
guide-rod= [gaIdrd] = guide-bar
guide-rope= [gaIdrup] _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-fowl= [gInIfaul] _n. 
guinea-pig= [gInIpIg] _n. 1>   2> " ", ,      3> _.  4>  ,  ,   ..,    
guinea=squash  [gInIskwS] _n. _. 
guinea=worm  [gInIwm] _n.  ( )
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-arabic= [gmQrbIk] _n. 
gumbo= [gmbu] _n. _. 1> _. ,  2>     3>  ( ,  )
gumboil= [gmbIl] _n. 
gum-boots= [gmbuts] _n. _pl.  
gum=elastic  [gmIlQstIk] _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. ,  
gum-tree= [gmtri] _n.       , .  up a gum-tree    ,  
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 gun s  ( ); to stick ( to stand) to one's gun s   ,  ;      ;   ϣ 2. _v. 1>  2>  3> _.   Σ
gunboat= [gnbut] _n.  
gun-carriage= [gnkQrIdZ] _n. _. 
gun-cotton= [gnktn] _n. 
guncrew= [gnkru] _n. _.  ޣ
gun-fire= [gnfaI] _n.  ;  
gun=layer  [gnleI] _n. _. () 
gun-lock= [gnlk] _n.   
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> ,    
gun-running= [gnrnIN] _n.   
gunshot= [gnSt] _n. 1>  ; within (out of) gunshot    ( )   2>   3> _attr. gunshot  wound  
gun-shy= [gnSaI] _a.   (.   )
gunsmith= [gnsmIT] _n.  
gun-stock= [gnstk] _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 gut s  ; little ( small) gut s   2> _.  3> _pl. _. ; ,  ; ; a man with plenty of gut s  ; there's no gut s 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-child= [gttSaIld] _n.  £
gutter-man= [gtmn] _n.  , 
gutter-plough= [gtplau] _n. -
gutter=press  [gtpres] _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
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   
gym-shoes= [dZImSuz] _n. _pl. ̣  
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 ,    (  )
ha= [hA] _interj. !, ! (,  , , )
ha= [hA] _. _.   have
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>  , 
hackbut= [hQkbt] = harquebus
hackee= [hQki] _n. _. 
hackery= [hQkrI] _. _n. , ֣ 
hack-hammer= [hQkhQm] _n.  
hacking= [hQkIN] _a.    ( )
hackle= _I [hQkl] _n. 1> _pl.          2>   (  ) with his hackle s up ң, ,    ; to show hackle s   ;    _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  
hack-saw= [hQks] _n. _.  
hackstand= [hQkstQnd] _n. _.  
hack-work= [hQkwk] _n. 1>  ģ;  2> , ֣ 
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
ha-ha= [hAhA] 1. int. --! 2. _n. ,  3. _v. , 
haha= [hAhA] _n.   ( , );    
hail= _I [heIl] 1. _n. ; hail  of fire _.   2. _v. 1> ( . ); it hail s, it is hail ing 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       
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. , 
hair-line= [hElaIn] _n. 1> ,   2> ޣ,  ( ) 3> _attr. , ; hair-line  crack _.  
hair-net= [hEnet] _n.   
hair-pencil= [hEpensl] _n.    
hair-piece= [hEpis] _n. 
hairpin= [hEpIn] _n.  hairpin  bend   
hair-raiser= [hEreIz] _n. _. ,   .. 
hair-raising= [hEreIzIN] _a. _. , 
hair's=breadth  [hEzbredT] = hairbreadth
hair=shirt  [hESt] _n. _. 
hair-slide= [hEslaId] _n.   
hair-splitting= [hEsplItIN] 1. _n.   2. _a. ; , 
hairspring= [hEsprIN] _n.  ,  (  )
hairtrigger= [hEtrIg] _n. _.  ,   
hair-trigger= [hEtrIg] _a. 
hair-worm= [hEwm] _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-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=binding  [hAfbaIndIN] _n.  ̣
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=holiday  [hAfhldI] _n. ݣ  
half=hose  [hAfhuz] _n. ; 
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=measure  [hAfmeZ] _n. 
halfmile= [hAfmaIl] _n. 
half=moon  [hAfmun] _n. 1>  2> _. _. 
half=pay  [hAfpeI] _n.  
halfpenny= [heIpnI] 1. _n. (_pl. halfpence [heIpns], halfpennies [heIpnIz])  2. _a. _. ; ۣ  
halfpennyworth= [heIpnIwT] _n.   -.; -.   
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.   
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 hallow s = 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)
hamate= [heImeIt] _a. , 
hamburger= [hQmbg] _n. 1>   2>    
Hamburg= [hQmbr] _n. 1>  ޣ  2>   
Hamburgh= [hQmbr] _n. 1>  ޣ  2>   
ham-fisted= [hQmfIstId] _a. _. 
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. ֣,  
hammerer= [hQmr] _n. 
hammer-head= [hQmhed] _n. 1>   2> _. -
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. 
hammer-throwing= [hQmTruIN] _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
hand= [hQnd] 1. _n. 1>  (); hand  in hand    ; hand s 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 hand s 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 hand s    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 hand s  -. ; > _. , ; to hand   , ; off hand  >  , ; >  {. offhand}; out of hand   , ; ; hand s off!  !; off one's hand    ; hand  and foot >    ; to bind hand  and foot     ; > ; hand  and glove with smb.  ,     -.; hand s down ,  ; hand  over hand , hand  over fist , ; to come to hand  , ; ; to suffer at smb.'s hand s   -.; 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 hand s 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 hand ed him a surprise     2> ; hand ing 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-. ; >   
handbag= [hQndbQg] _n. 1>   2> () 
handball= [hQndbl] _n. _. ,  
hand-barrow= [hQndbQru] _n. 1>  2>  , 
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>  
hand-grenade= [hQndgrIneId] _n.  
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 handicap ped  ; physically handicap ped  -.  
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. >  -.   ( ); >   -.
hand-knitted= [hQndnItId] _a.  
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 handle s well     5>  ( , , , ̣) 6>  7> , ; he is hard to handle      8> _.  (-.)
handle-bar= [hQndlbA] _n.  
hand-light= [hQndlaIt] _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.  
hand-me-down= [hQndmidaun] _. _. 1. _n. 1>   2>   2. _a. 1>  ( ) 2>  ( )
hand-mill= [hQndmIl] _n.  
hand-operated= [hQndȍpreItId] _a.  
handout= [hQndaut] _n. 1>    ;     2>  (, ),   3> _. , ; ,   ..,   (  )
handover= [hQndǫuv] _n.  (   )
handpick= [hQndpIk] _v.  , 
handpicked= [hQndpIkt] _a. 1> , ; handpicked  jury     2> _.  3> _.  
hand-play= [hQndpleI] _n. 1> ,  2> 
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 handspring s ,  ""
hand-to-hand= [hQndthQnd] _a. _. ; hand-to-hand  fighting  , 
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 hang ing 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 hang ed 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. ̣  (    )
han't= [hAnt] _. _. = have not, has not
hap= [hQp] _v. _. , 
haphazard= [hQphQzd] 1. _n. , ; at ( by) haphazard  ;  2. _a. 1>  2> _. 
hapless= [hQplIs] _a. 1> ,  2> 
ha'p'orth= [heIpT] _. . halfpennyworth
happen= [hQpn] _v. 1> ,  (to smb.-  -.); something must have happen ed , -  2> () ; I happen ed to be at home     ; as it happen s 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> _.  
harbourage= [hAbrIdZ] _n. 1>       2> , 
harbour-dues= [hAbdjuz] _n. _pl.  
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-back= [hAdbQk] _n.   ֣ ̣
hardbake= [hAdbeIk] _n.  
hardbitten= [hAdbItn] _a. , ; 
hard-boiled= [hAdbIld] _a. 1>   ( ) 2> , , , ޣ 3> _. ۣ, ֣;  
hard-coal= [hAdkul] _n. 
hard=core  [hdk] _n. ,  ; 
hard-cover= [hAdkv] = hardback
hard-earned= [hAdȫnd] _a.   
harden= [hAdn] _v. 1> () ף; ,  2> (), () 3> () , (); harden ed criminal   4> _. (); 
hardener= [hAdn] _n. _. ,  ,  ף 
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> ; , 
hardhead= [hAdhed] _n. 1>  ;  2> 
hard-headed= [hAdhedId] _a. 1> ,  2> ۣ; ֣ 3> 
hard-hearted= [hAdhAtId] _a. ; , ; ޣ
hardihood= [hAdIhud] _n. 1> ,  2> 
hardily= [hAdIlI] _adv. 
hardiness= [hAdInIs] _n. 1> ,  2> , 
hard-liner= [hAdlaIn] _n.  "֣"  (   ..);  
hardly= [hAdlI] _adv. 1> ; I had hardly  uttered a word      2>  ; the rumour was hardly  true      3>   4> , ; ޣ
hard-mouthed= [hAdmauDd] _a. 1>  ( ) 2>  3> , 
hardness= [hAdnIs] _n. 1> ף,  ף; ,  2> ֣ () 3>  () 4> _attr. hardness  testing _.   ף
hard-pan= [hAdpQn] _n. _. 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. _. ; 
hard-tempered= [hAdtempd] _a. ̣
hard-to-reach= [hAdtritS] _a. 
hardup= [hAdp] _a. _. 1>   ( ) 2>   ; he was hardup  for smth. to say   ,  
hardware= [hAdwE] _n.  ;  
hardwood= [hAdwud] _n. ף 
hard-working= [hAdwkIN] _a. , 
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 _. =    ;   ,   
harebell= [hEbel] _n. _.  ()
hare-brained= [hEbreInd] _a. , ; ; 
harelip= [hElIp] _n. _.  
harem= [hErm] _n. 
hare's-foot= [hEzfut] _n. _.  ,  
haricot= [hQrIku] _n. 1>  2>  (  )
haricotbean= [hQrIkubin] = haricot 1
hari-kari= [hQrIkQrI] = hara-kiri
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-bug= [hAvIstbg] _n. _. 
harvester= [hAvIst] _n. 1>  2>  
harvester=stacker  [hAvIststQk] _n. _-. 
harvest=home  [hAvIsthum] _n. 1>   2>   3>  ,  
harvesting= [hAvIstIN] 1. _pres-p.  harvest 2 2. _n.  
harvest-mite= [hAvIstmaIt] = harvestbug
harvest=moon  [hAvIstmun] _n.    
harvest=mouse  [havIstmaus] _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> ,  (-.)
hasheesh= [hQSiS] _. _n. 
hasher= [hQS] _n. 
hash=house  [hQShaus] _n. _. _. ۣ , 
hashish= [hQSiS] = hasheesh
hash=mark  [hQSmAk] _n. _. _.  
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 hat ted     2>   ( -.) 3> _.   ,  
hatband= [hQtbQnd] _n.   
hat-block= [hQtblk] _n. ()  
hatch= _I [hQtS] _n. 1> ; ۣ,  ; under hatch es > _.  ; >   ,   ; >   >  ; > , £ 2> ,  3> ;   _II [hQtS] 1. _n. 1>  () 2>  2. _v. 1>  ();  () 2>  ()  3>    4> ,  ( ) 5> ,  , ,  (,   ..) _III [hQtS] 1. _n.  ,  2. _v. ; 
hat-checkgirl= [hQttSekgl] _n. 
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-face= [hQtSItfeIs] _n.     
hatchet=man  [hQtSItmn] _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. 
hat-stand= [hQtstQnd] _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 haunch es    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 have s and the have -nots _.    2> _. , 
haven= [heIvn] _n. 1>  2> , , 
haven't= _. = have not
have-on= [hQvȍn] _n. _. 
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  
hawbuck= [hbk] _n. ԣ , 
hawfinch= [hfIntS] _n.  ()
haw-haw= _I [hh] = ha ha 1 _II [hh] = ha-ha
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.  ( )
hawker= _I [hk] _n. 1>      2>  _II [hk] _n. ,  , 
hawk-eyed= [hkaId] _a. 1>    2> 
hawk-nosed= [hknuzd] _a. ,   ;   
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>  
haycock= [heIkk] _n.  
hay-drier= [heIdraI] _n. _-. 
hay=fever  [heIfiv] _n.  
hay=harvest  [heIhAvIst] _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> _. _. 
hay=spreader  [heIspred] _n. _-.   
haystack= [heIstQk] _n.  
hay-stacker= [heIstQk] _n. _-. 
hay=time  [heItaIm] _n. , 
haywire= [heIwaI] 1. _n. _-.   2. _a. _. 1> ,  2> _. ,    
hazard= [hQzd] 1. _n. 1>  2> , ; at hazard  , ; at all hazard s      ;  ; to take hazard s   ; 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>  
H-blast= [eItSblAst] _n.   
H-bomb= [eItSbm] _n.  
he= [hi] 1. _pron. _pers.  (   ); _obj. him ,   . .; _obj.      he: that's him  ; he who... , ... 2. _n. 1> _.  2>  (  )
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 head s    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 head s 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 head s       (,   ..) 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.  ,    -.; head s 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) head s 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  
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. _. 
head-dress= [heddres] _n. 1>   (. ) 2> ޣ
headed= [hedId] _a. ֣ ; headed  note-paper  
-headed= [hedId]    :  -    - ; . long-headed ; round-headed 
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 headline s  Σ    2. _v. 1>  2> _. _.     3> _. _.    
head-liner= [hedlaIn] _n.  ԣ,   .. (      )
headlong= [hedlN] 1. _a. 1> ,  2>  2. _adv. 1>  ң; to fall headlong    2> ;  
headmann= [hedmQn] 1>  ; ; ; ,  2>  ()
head=master  [hedmAst] _n.  
head=mistress  [hedmIstrIs] _n. ,  
head-money= [hedmnI] _n. 1>   2>   3> ,    -.
headmost= [hedmust] _a. , 
head-note= [hednut] _n. 1>  ,  2> _.      ۣ 
head-nurse= [hedns] _n.   (   ..)
head=office  [hedȍfIs] _n. 
head-on= [hedȍn] 1. _a. ,  2. _adv. 1> ;  ,  2>  ; to meet a situation head-on    
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>   ( )
head-resistance= [hedrIzIstns] _n. _.  
head-sea= [hedsi] _n.  
headset= [hedset] _n. _.  
headship= [hedSIp] _n. ;  
headsman= [hedzmn] _n. 
headspring= [hedsprIN] _n. 
headstall= [hedstl] _n.  ; 
head=stone  [hedstun] _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.  
head-work= [hedwk] _n. 1>   2> _.      (  ..) 3> _. У
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 _. 
healthful= [helTful] _a. 1>  2> 
health-officer= [helTǍfIs] _n.  
health-resort= [helTrIzt] _n. 
healthservice= [helTsvIs] _n. 
health-visitor= [helTvIzIt] _n.  
healthy= [helTI] _a. 1>  2>    3>  (   ..); ,  (   ..) 4> ; healthy  economy   5> _.  ( . ) 6> _. , 
heap= [hip] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> _. ;  3> _pl. _. , ; heap s of time    ; he is heap s 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 heart s)   ; 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  ()   
heartache= [hAteIk] _n.  , 
heart=attack  [hAttQk] _n.  
heartbeat= [hAtbit] _n. 1> ,   2> 
heart-break= [hAtbreIk] _n.  
heart-breaking= [hAtbreIkIN] _a. 1>  ; ;   2> _. , 
heart-broken= [hAtbrukn] _a.  ;   
heartburn= [hAtbn] _n. 
heart-burning= [hAtbnIN] _n. 1> ,  2>  , 
heart-disease= [hAtdIziz] _n.  ;  
hearten= [hAtn] _v. 1> ,  ( hearten  up) 2>  ()
heart=failure  [hAtfeIlj] _n. _. 1>   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. , 
heart-rending= [hAtrendIN] _a. ; ֣, 
heartsease= [hAtsiz] _n. _.  
heart-service= [hAtsvIs] _n.  
heartshake= [hAtSeIk] _n. _.   ( )
heartsick= [hAtsIk] _a.  , ޣ
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   
heartwarming= [hAtwmIN] _a. ԣ, ; 
heart-whole= [hAthul] _a. 1>  2>   
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> ; ; 
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. -
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. ,  
heath-hen= [hiThen] _n. ԣ
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.  
heat-lightning= [hitlaItnIN] _n. 
heatproof= [hitpruf] _a. , 
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=treatment  [hittritmnt] _n. _.  
heat-wave= [hitweIv] _n. 1> _.   2>   
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 heaven s  !;  !
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-duty= [hevIdjutI] _a. 1>    2> _. ֣ ,  ֣  ; 
heavy-handed= [hevIhQndId] _a. 1> ;  2> ,  3>  (   ..)
heavy-headed= [hevIhedId] _a. 1>  2> ;  3> 
heavy-hearted= [hevIhAtId] _a. , 
heavy=hydrogen  [hevIhaIdrIdZn] _n. _. 
heavy-laden= [hevIleIdn] _a. 1>   2> 
heavy=water  [hevIwt] _n. _. ֣ 
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
hedgehog= [hedZhg] _n. 1> ; _. .  2>   3> _.    4> _.   , 
hedge-hop= [hedZhp] _. _. 1. _n.  ̣ 2. _v.    ̣
hedge-hopper= [hedZhp] _n. _. _. 
hedgehopping= [hedZhpIN] _n. _. _.  ̣
hedge-marriage= [hedZmQrIdZ] _n.  
hedge-school= [hedZskul] _n. 1>     2> _.     ( )
hedge-sparrow= [hedZspQru] _n.  ()
hedge-writer= [hedZraIt] _n. ;  ģ
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 heel s  ,   -.; to turn on one's heel s >   ( ); >    -.  2>  (  );  (); out at heel s >   ; >  ; ,  3> ; down at heel (s), down at the heel  >   ; >    ; >  4>    5>  () 6>  (-.-  ,   ..) 7> _. ; ,  8> , ,  9> _.       heel s over head  ,  ; heel  of Achilles, Achilles' heel   ; to clap ( to lay) by the heel s ,   ; to bring to heel  ;  ; to come to heel  >     ( ); > ; to show a clean pair of heel s, to take to one's heel s , У; to cool ( to kick) one's heel s ()  2. _v. 1>  ,  2>   ( ) 3>   4>    5> _. _.  (. ) _II [hil] _. 1. _n.  2. _v. (); , 
heel-and-toe= [hilndtu] _a. heel-and-toe  walk  ; heel-and-toe  speedster _. 
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
heel-piece= [hilpis] _n. 1>  2>  3> , 
heel-plate= [hilpleIt] _n.    
heeltap= [hiltQp] _n. 1>  2>    ; no heeltap s!   !
heel=tendon  [hiltendn] _n. _.  
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    
heighten= [haItn] _v. 1> (); () 2> 
height-indicator= [haItIndIkeIt] _n. 
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 =     ;    
he'll= [hil] _. _. = he will
hellbender= [helbend] _n. _. _. 1> ;  2> ,  
hell-bent= [helbent] _a. _. _. 1>  (-.);    (on - -.); 2> ,  3>    
hell-cat= [helkQt] _n. , 
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.  (  )
hell-hound= [helhaund] _n. 1>  2> ; 
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 help ed _.   ,   ; 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 ; hem med 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= [hen]      ; . peahen 
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. _. 
hen-harrier= [henhQrI] _n.  ()
hen-hearted= [henhAtId] _a. , 
hen-house= [henhaus] _n. 
hen-hussy= [henhsI] _n. _. ,     
henna= [hen] 1. _n. 1> _.  2>  () 2. _v.   
hennery= [henrI] _n. 1>  2> 
hen-party= [henpAtI] _n. _. "",  
hen-peck= [henpek] _v. _.    
hen-roost= [henrust] _n. 
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> ,  (  )
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.  
hero-worship= [hIruwSIp] 1. _n. 1>    2>  ԣ,   .. 2. _v. 1>    2>  (ԣ,   ..)
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 _.  
he's= [hiz] _. _. = he is, he has
hesitancy= [hezItnsI] _n. , 
hesitant= [hezItnt] _a. ; 
hesitate= [hezIteIt] _v. 1> ;  ; I hesitate  to affirm ()   2> ; do not hesitate  to ask me  ,   3>  he who hesitate s 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> ,  
heterodox= [hetrudks] _a. ; 
heterodoxy= [hetrudksI] _n. ; 
heterodyne= [hetrudaIn] _. 1. _a.  2. _v.  
heterogeneity= [hetrudZIniItI] _n. , 
heterogeneous= [hetrudZinjs] , 
het-up= [hetp] _a. ģ,   ; to get het-up  about smth.   , 
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 hewer s 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   
H-hour= [eItSau] _n. _. _.  "",   
hi= [haI] = hey
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
hidebound= [haIdbaund] _a. 1>   ( ) 2> ,   
hideous= [hIdIs] _a. , , 
hide-out= [haIdaut] _n. _. ; 
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. 
hi-fi= [haIfaI] _. _.  high-fidelity
higgle= [hIgl] _v. 
higgledy-piggledy= [hIgldIpIgldI] 1. _n.   2. _a. ,  3. _adv.  ģ,  
higgler= [hIgl] _n. ;  
High= [haI] _. = high school
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>  ,   
highball= [haIbl] 1. _n. _. 1> _.      2> _-.   3>   2. _v.    
highbinder= [haIbaInd] _n. _. 1> _.  ;  2> , 
high-blown= [haIblun] _a. 1>   2> 
high-board=diver  [haIbddaIv] _n. _.   
high-board=diving  [haIbddaIvIN] _n. _.   
high-born= [haIbn] _a.  
highboy= [haIbI] _n.  
high-bred= [haIbred] _a. 1>  2>  
high-brow= [haIbrau] _. 1. _n. 1> ,   , ޣ 2> ̣   ޣ,  2. _a. 
High=Church  [haItStS] _n.    ,   
high-coloured= [haIkld] _a. 1>  2>  3>  ( ) 4> , 
High=Court  [haIkt] _n.    (      )
High=Court of Justice  [haIktvdZstIs] _n.    (      )
high=day  [haIdeI] _n. ,  
higher= [haI] 1. _a. 1> _comp.  high 1; 2> ; higher  education   2. _adv. _comp.  high 2
higher-up= [haIrp] _n. _. 1>    2> 
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-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] _n.  ߣ
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=jumper  [haIdZmp] _n. _.   
highland= [haIlnd] _n. 1> ,  2> _pl.  ;  ; the Highlands    
Highlander= [haIlnd] _n. 1>  2>   3>   
high-level= [haIlevl] _a. 1>     2>  3> ()   
high=life  [haIlaIf] _n.  ,  ; 
high=light  [haIlaIt] _n. 1>   ( , ) 2>  ,  to be in ( to hit) the high light    
highlight= [haIlaIt] _v. 1>   2>    ;   
highly= [haIlI] _adv. 1> , , ,  2> ;  3> ; a highly  paid worker   4> highly  descended  ; highly  connected   
high-minded= [haImaIndId] _a. 1> , ;  2> , 
high-necked= [haInekt] _a.  (   ..)
highness= [haInIs] _n. 1> ;  2>   (-.) 3>  4> (H.)  ()
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=relief  [haIrIlif] _n. 
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=school  [haIskul] _n.  
high-sounding= [haIsaundIN] _a. , 
high=speed  [haIspid] _n.  ,  
high-speed= [haIspid] _a. 1> ,  2>  ( )
high-spirited= [haIspIrItId] _a. 1> ,  2> , ,  3>   , ӣ
high-strung= [haIstrN] _a. ;  ; 
high=tide  [haItaId] _n. _.  ; 
high-toned= [haItund] _a. 1> ,  (. _.) 2> _. _. ,  ; 
high=treason  [haItrizn] _n.  
high-up= [haIp] 1. _n.  ,  ,  2. _a. _. 1>   2> 
high=water  [haIwt] _n. 1> = high tide 2> 
high-water=mark  [haIwtmAk] _n. 1>    2>  ;   (-.)
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  
hilling= [hIlIN] 1. _pres-p.  hill 2 2. _n. _-. 
hillock= [hIlk] _n. 1> ,  2> _.  ;   
hill-side= [hIlsaId] _n.    
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 hinge s  ;   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> ; hint s 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] int; hip , hip , hurrah! ! !
hip-bath= [hIpbAT] _n.  
hip-bone= [hIpbun] _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
hip-roof= [hIpruf] _n.  ,  
hipster= [hIpst] _n. _. ,  , , 
hire= [haI] 1. _n. 1> ; ; to let out on hire   ,   2>   ; to work for hire     2. _v.  hire  out >  ,  ; >  ( ,   ..)
hireling= [haIlIN] _n. 1> ,  2>  
hire-purchase= [haIptSs] _n.   
hire=system  [haIsIstIm] = hire-purchase
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> ,    
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
hitched= [hItSt] 1. _p-p.  hitch 2 2. _a. _. _. ; 
hitch-hike= [hItShaIk] _v. ,     ,    , ""  
hither= [hID] 1. _adv. _. ; hither  and thither   ; hither  and yon(d)    2. _a. ,  
hitherto= [hIDtu] _adv. _.   ,   
Hitlerite= [hItlraIt] _n. , 
hit-or-miss= [hItmIs] 1. _a. ;  - 2. _adv. ; -
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. 
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
hoar-frost= [hfrst] _n. , 
hoar-head= [hhed] _n.  
hoarse= [hs] _a. , 
hoarsen= [hsn] _v. 
hoar-stone= [hstun] _n.  
hoary= [hrI] _a. 1>  2> ;  3> _.   
hoax= [huks] 1. _n. ;  2. _v. ; 
hob= [hb] _n. 1>       2>   ,     ( ) 3> ,  () 4>  () 5> _.  
hobble= [hbl] 1. _n. 1>   2>   3>  2. _v. 1> , ;  2> ; _.  3>  ()
hobbledehoy= [hbldIhI] _n.  
hobble-skirt= [hblskt] _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.     
hob-nob= [hbnb] _v. 1>  ,   2>  , 
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> _.  
hogback= [hgbQk] _n. 1>    2> _.  
hog=cholera  [hgklr] _n.  
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 )
hog-wash= [hgwS] _n. 1>   ;  2> _. , ;   3> _.  
hoik= = hoick
hoick= [hIk] 1. _n. _.  ,  2. _v. _. 1>   2> _.      ,  
hoick= [hIk] _interj. !
hoicks= [hIks] _interj. !
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 hold s 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. _. 
holdall= [huldl] _n. 1> ;   2>     
holdback= [huldbQk] _n. , 
holder= [huld] _n. 1>  2> ,  (  ..) 3> _.  , ޣ  4> ,  5> _. , , ; 
holder= [huld]     ; . cigarette-holder  
holdfast= [huldfAst] _n. 1> , , ,  2> _.   3>  
holding= [huldIN] 1. _pres-p.  hold I, 2 2. _n. 1>   (. ); small holding s   2>  (  ..) 3> ; _pl. ,  4> , 
holdingcapacity= [huldINkpQsItI] _n. , 
holdingcompany= [huldINkmpnI] _n. ,      ; -; -
hold-over= [huldǫuv] _n. _. 1>  2>  ,    ; ԣ,   ̣   .. 3> _. ,     
hold-up= [huldp] _n. 1> ̣;  ( , ) 2> ̣,  3> ,  ( )
hold-upman= [huldpmQn] = hold-up 2
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 hole s (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-eyed= [hluaId] _a.      
hollow-hearted= [hluhAtId] _a. 
hollow=ware  [hluwE] _n.    ,   .. (, ,   ..)
holly= [hlI] _n. _. 
hollyhock= [hlIhk] _n. _. - 
Hollywood= [hlIwud] _n. ,  , 
holm= [hum] _n. _.  
holm= [hum] _n. 1>   2> 
holmme= [hum] _n. 1>   2> 
holm-oak= [humȫuk] = holm
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-bred= [humbred] _a. 1>  2> ,  
home-brew= [humbru] _n. 1>   2>  
home-brewed= [humbrud] _a. 1>  (   ..) 2> _. 
home-coming= [humkmIN] _n. 1>  ,   2> _.    ()
Home=Counties  [humkauntIz] _n. _pl. ,  
homecraft= [humkrAft] _n.  
home=farm  [humfAm] _n.   
home-felt= [humfelt] _a. , 
home-grown= [humgrun] _a. 1>  ,  2> 
Home=Guard  [humgAd] _n. _. 1>   ,  ( ) 2>  ( )
home-keeping= [humkipIN] 1. _a. 1>  2>    2. _n. 1>  2> 
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> _. , 
home-made= [hummeId] _a. 1>  , ;  2>  
home-maker= [hummeIk] _n.  ;  
homer= [hum] _n.  
Homeric= [humerIk] _a. 1>  2> 
homeroom=teacher  [humrumtitS] _n. _. _. , 
home=rule  [humrul] _n. 1> ,  2> (H. R.) _. 
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> _.   (-.)
home=team  [humtim] _n. _.   
home=thrust  [humTrst] _n. 1>   2>  ;  
homeward= [humwd] 1. _a. ,    2. _adv. ,  
homeward-bound= [humwdbaund] _a. ,   ( )
homewards= [humwdz] = homeward 2
home-work= [humwk] _n. 1>  ,   2>   ( ,   ..) 3>  
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-bee= [hnIbi] _n. () 
honey-buzzard= [hnIbzd] _n.  ()
honeycomb= [hnIkum] 1. _n. 1>   2> _. ,   ( ) 2. _a. ; ; ,  3. _v. 1> ,  2> , 
honey=dew  [hnIdju] _n. 1> _.   2> _.  3>  
honeyed= [hnId] _a. 1> ,  2> ; honeyed  words  
honeymoon= [hnImun] 1. _n.  ; to go for a honeymoon      2. _v.   
honey-mouthed= [hnImauDd] _a. , , 
honey-pea= [hnIpi] _n.  
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 honour s  ; the last ( funeral) honour s   6> _pl. _.    ; to pass an examination with honour s    7>   (.  ) your H.   8> -. (-.),  ()  (,   ..) 9> _.  Σ honour  bright _.  ; honour s of war ޣ  ; to do the honour s 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 hook s _.   ;    ; to go off the hook s _. > , ; >   ; > ; 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 _. , 
hooka= [huk] _n. 
hookah= [huk] _n. 
hook-and-eye= [hukndaI] _v. ԣ  
hooked= [hukt] 1. _p-p.  hook 2 2. _a. 1> ,  2>     3> _.   4> _. _.  
hooker= [huk] _n. 1>  ; the old hooker  _.   ( ) 2> _.  
hookey= [hukI] = hooky
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.  ()
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 hoot s) _.     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.   
hope= _I [hup] 1. _n.  (of); vague hope s  ; to be past ( beyond) hope    ģ ; to pin one's hope s 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, 
hop-garden= [hpgAdn] _n. _-. 
hop-o'-my-thumb= [hpmITm] _n. ;   
hopper= _I [hp] _n. 1>  2>  , .  3>      ; ;    ,  4> _.  5> _.  ,  _II [hp] = hop-picker 1
hop-picker= [hppIk] _n. 1>   2>  
hopple= [hpl] _v. 1>  () 2> ; 
hop-pocket= [hppkIt] _n.  
hopscotch= [hpsktS] _n.   ""
hoptoad= [hptud] _n. _. 
hop-yard= [hpjAd] = hop-garden
horary= [hrrI] _a. 1>  2>  ;  
horde= [hd] 1. _n. 1> ; the Golden H. _.   2> ; , ; fascist horde s   3> ; ;  ; horde s 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 horn s of a dilemma =   ;   ; to draw in one's horn s ; ; ;   ; 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 hornet s, to bring a hornet s' 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 horrible s  
horrid= [hrId] _a. 1> ,  2> _. , , 
horrific= [hrIfIk] _a. 
horrify= [hrIfaI] _v. 1> ;  2> 
horripilation= [hrIpIleISn] _n.  , 
horror= [hr] _n. 1> ; the horror s of war   2>  (of) 3> _. -. , ; he is a perfect horror !   ! 4> _attr. a horror  film (novel)  ()  the horror s   
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 _. , 
horseback= [hsbQk] 1. _n.  ; on horseback   2. _adv. _. 
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=breeder  [hsbrid] _n. ; 
horse=breeding  [hsbridIN] _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.   
horseflesh= [hsfleS] _n. 
horse-fly= [hsflaI] _n. 
horse=godmother  [hsgdmD] _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        )
horse-laugh= [hslAf] _n. ,  , , 
horseleech= [hslitS] _n. 1>   2>  3> _. 
horseless= [hslIs] _a. 
horse-mackerel= [hsmQkrl] _n. 
horseman= [hsmn] _n. 1> ;  2>  3>  4> 
horsemanship= [hsmnSIp] _n.   
horse-marine= [hsmrin] _n.          tell that to the horse-marine s! =    !; !, ()  - !;  !
horse-mill= [hsmIl] _n. 1>     2> _. ,  
horsepath= [hspAT] _n.  
horseplay= [hspleI] _n.  ;  
horsepower= [hspau] _n. _.  
horse-race= [hsreIs] _n. , 
horse-radish= [hsrQdIS] _n. 
horse=sense  [hssens] _n. _.   
horseshoe= [hSSu] 1. _n. ; -.,    2. _v.  
horse-soldier= [hssuldZ] _n. 
horse-tail= [hsteIl] _n. 1>   2>  ޣ " " 3> _.  () 4> _. 
horse-towel= [hstaul] _n.    (  )
horse-trade= [hstreId] _n.   ,   
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.  
hospitaler= [hspItl] = hospitaller
hospitality= [hspItQlItI] _n. , 
hospitalize= [hspItlaIz] _v. ,   
hospitaller= [hspItl] _n. _. ,   
hospital-sheet= [hspItlSit] = hospital chart
hospital-ship= [hspItlSIp] _n.  ,  
hospital-train= [hspItltreIn] _n.  
host= _I [hust] _n. 1> ; ;  2> _. ,  the host s 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
hotair= [htE] _n. 1>     2> _.  ; 
hot-air= [htE] _a. 1> _. ,  2> _.    
hotbed= [htbed] _n. 1>  2> , 
hot-blooded= [htbldId] _a. 1> ,  2> 
hotbrain= [htbreIn] = hothead
hot-brained= [htbreInd] = hot-headed
hotchpot= [htSpt] = hotchpotch
hotchpotch= [htSptS] _n. 1>     ;      2> ,  
hot=dog  [htdg] 1. _n. _.     2. _interj. !
hotel= [hutel] _n. , 
hotfoot= [htfut] 1. _adv. , ; to come ( to follow) hotfoot  on smb., smth.     -., -. 2. _v. _.  
hothead= [hthed] _n.   ( )
hot-headed= [hthedId] _a. ; ; 
hothouse= [hthaus] _n. 1> ,  2> _.  3> _attr. ; hothouse  plant  
hot-plate= [htpleIt] _n. 1>     2>   
hot-pot= [htpt] _n. ۣ   
hot-pressing= [htpresIN] _n. _. 1>   2> 
hotrod= [htrd] _n. 1> ,     2> -
hotshot= [htSt] _a. _. _.  ( )
hot-spirited= [htspIrItId] _a. , 
hotspur= [htsp] _n. 1> , ,   2> 
hot-tempered= [httempd] _a. 
Hottentot= [htntt] _n. 
hot-waterbottle= [htwtbtl] _n. 
hot=well  [htwel] _n. 1>   2> _.   
hot=wind  [htwInd] _n. 
hough= [hk] 1. _n. ,   2. _v.  
hound= [haund] 1. _n. 1> ;  , . ; the hound s  ; to follow (the) hound s, to ride to hound s     2> ; "" 3>      "hare and hound s" {. 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) hour s     ; to keep late ( bad) hour s     ; pay by the hour    2> ̣  ; dinner hour   ; office hour s   ( ,   ..); peak hour s  ; the off hour s  ; after hour s  ;     ..; out of hour s    the question of the hour   ( ) ; till all hour s  ,  
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 house s  ; 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-agent= [hauseIdZnt] _n.       
house=allowance  [hauslauns] _n. _.  ()
houseboat= [hausbut] _n. 1>  ;   ,    2>   ;  
house-boy= [hausbI] _n. , 
house-break= [hausbreIk] _v.    
housebreaker= [hausbreIk] _n. 1> ,  2>    
house-builder= [hausbIld] _n. 1>  ,  2> _pl.     
housecoat= [hauskut] _n.  
housecraft= [hauskrAft] _n.        
house-dog= [hausdg] _n.  У
housefather= [hausfAD] _n. 1>   2>    - ;   
house-flag= [hausflQg] _n.  
house-fly= [hausflaI] _n.  
houseful= [hausful] _n.  ; houseful  of furniture     ,   ӣ 
household= [haushuld] 1. _n. 1> ,  2>   3> _pl.  ,    2. _a. , ; household  appliances  ; household  word  ,  ;   household  gods   ; -  
householder= [haushuld] _n. 1> ߣ    2>  
household=franchise  [haushuldfrQntSaIz] = household suffrage
household=suffrage  [haushuldsfrIdZ] _n.    ߣ 
household=troops  [haushuldtrups] _n. () ,  
housekeeper= [hauskip] _n. 1> ;  2>  
housekeeping= [hauskipIN] _n.  ; 
houseless= [hauslIs] _a. ;   
housemaid= [hausmeId] _n.  (.  );  (  )
housemaster= [hausmAst] _n.    
housemother= [hausmD] _n. 1>  ;   ( ) 2>    ,   ..
house=party  [hauspAtI] _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-top s > _.   ; >   
house-warm= [hauswm] _v.  
house-warming= [hauswmIN] _n.  
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.  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-do-you-do= [haudjudu] . how 1
how-d'ye-do= [haudIdu] 1. _n. _.    ; here's a nice ( pretty) how-d'ye-do !   ! 2. = how do you do {. 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.     (   ..)
huckleberry= [hklbrI] _n. 
huckle-bone= [hklbun] _n. _. 1>   2>  ();  
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 humour s _. _.  ""    (, , ֣, 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>  ; ; hundred s of people   2> _.  (   )
hundredfold= [hndrdfuld] 1. _a.  2. _adv.   
hundred-percenter= [hndrdpsent] _n. _. 1> -;   2>  ;  
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 ; _. 
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> 
hunt-the-slipper= [hntDslIp] _n.    ()
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 hurdle s) _pl. = hurdle-race 4> _. ,  2. _v. 1>  Σ (. hurdle  off) 2>    3>     4> _.  
hurdler= [hdl] _n. _. 
hurdle-race= [hdlreIs] _n. _. 1>   2>   
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
hurray= [hureI] = hurrah
hurrah= [hurA] 1. _interj. ! 2. _n.  hurra's nest _. _.  ; ;  3. _v.  "!"
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 hurt s like the truth =    4> _. ; my hand still hurt s  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. !, !
hushaby= [hSbaI] _interj. -
hushfully= [hSfulI] _adv. ۣ, 
hush-hush= [hShS] _a.   , ; hush-hush  show _. _.     
hush-money= [hSmnI] _n.   
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 hustle d 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= [haImn] _n. _. 
hymen= [haImen] _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  ̣
iamb= [aIQmb] = iambus
iambi= [aIQmbaI] _pl.  iambus
iambic= [aIQmbIk] 1. _n.   2. _a. 
iambus= [aIQmbs] _n. (_pl. bi, es [Iz]) 
iarovize= [jArvaIz] _. _v. _-. 
I-beam= [aIbim] _n. _.  
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 ; ice d up ԣ 
ice-age= [aIseIdZ] _n.   (. Ice Age)
ice-axe= [aIsQks] _n. ,   ()
ice-bag= [aIsbQg] _n. _.   
iceberg= [aIsbg] _n. 
iceblink= [aIsblINk] _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. 
icedrift= [aIsdrIft] _n. 1>   2> ,   
ice-field= [aIsfild] _n.  ,  ̣
ice-floe= [aIsflu] _n.  
ice-hockey= [aIshkI] _n.   
ice-house= [aIshaus] _n. 1> ,  2>   (. )
Icelander= [aIslnd] _n. ; 
Icelandic= [aIslQndIk] 1. _a.  2. _n.  
iceman= [aIsmQn] _n. 1>   2>  3>  4> _. ,  
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. 
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>  
I'd= [aId] _. _. = I would, I should, I had
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 idea s      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-headed= [aIdlhedId] _a. , 
idleness= [aIdlnIs] _n. , , ; ; to live in idleness     
idler= [aIdl] _n. 1> ,  2> _.    , , , 
idle=space  [aIdlspeIs] _n. _.  
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 ill s 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. ; 
illation= [IleISn] _n. _. , 
illative= [IleItIv] _a.  , 
ill-bred= [Ilbred] _a.  ; , 
illbreeding= [IlbridIN] _n.  , , 
ill-conditioned= [IlkndISnd] _a. 1>  ,  2> ,  3>   ;    4> _-. ,  ( ) 5> _. 
ill-considered= [IlknsIdd] _a. 
ill-disposed= [IldIspuzd] _a. 1>   ;  2>  (towards - ) 3>   ,   
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.  
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.   ;  
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> 
ill-judjed= [Ildzdzd] _a. 1> ,  2> , 
ill-luck= [Illk] _n. , 
ill-mannered= [IlmQnd] _a. , 
ill-natured= [IlneItSd] _a.  , ; 
illness= [IlnIs] _n. ; 
illogical= [IldZIkl] _a. 
illogicality= [IldZIkQlItI] _n. 
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.  
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> , 
ill-use= 1. _n. [Iljus]   2. _v. [Iljuz]   ( -.)
ill-used= [Iljuzd] 1. _p-p.  illuse 2 2. _a.   
illusion= [IluZn] _n. 1> ,  ; ; optical illusion   ; to indulge in illusion s  ; to have no illusion s 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. ; , 
ill-will= [IlwIl] _n. ;  (to, towards)
ill-wisher= [IlwIS] _n. 
ill-wresting= [IlrestIN] _a. 1>  2>     
illy= [IlI] _. = ill 3
I'm= [aIm] _. _. = I am
image= [ImIdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; ;  ( ) 2>  ();  3> ; to be the spitting image  of smb. _.   -.    ;    -. 4> , ; to speak in image s   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> , , ;  (); imbue d 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> , ; immerse d 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 immortal s)  (    )
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 impede d 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 impend ing 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 implicate d 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. ,  ; import s 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-I= [In] ( il-  l; im-  b, m, p; ir-  r) _pref.   -, -, -; inborn, imborn ģ, ģ; to inlay ,   ..
in-II= [In] ( il-  l; im-  b, m, p; ir-  r) _pref. -, -; . active  - inactive ; legal  - illegal   ..
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> 
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  
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 inaugurate d from... ,  ...; to inaugurate  a new era   
inauguration= [IngjureISn] _n. 1>   2>    3> _attr. I. Day       
inauspicious= [InspISs] _a. ;  ; 
in-between= [InbItwin] 1. _n. 1>  2>  2. _a. , ; in-between  tints ,  
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> 
in-calf= [InkAf] _a.  ( )
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 incapacitate d 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 inch es    inch  by inch  -; by inch es > = inch  by inch ; > ;  ; the car missed him by inch es      ; 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 inclination s  ,  
incline= [InklaIn] 1. _n.  ; ,  2. _v. 1> (), () 2> (. _pass.)  (to - ); I am incline d 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. (, . ) , ; 
incomer= [Inkm] _n. 1> ; ;   2> ;  3> 
income-tax= [InkmtQks] _n.  ; graduated income-tax    
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>   
incoordinate= [InkuȍdnIt] _a. , 
incoodination= [InkuǍdIneISn] _n.  , 
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 index ed     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.  ; " "
India=paper  [IndjpeIp] _n.  ;   
india-rubber= [Indjrb] _n. 1> ,  2>   , 
indicate= [IndIkeIt] _v. 1> , ; he indicate d 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 indict ed 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. 
indocile= [IndusaIl] _a. 1> ,  2> 
indoctrinate= [IndktrIneIt] _v. 1>   -. , -.  2>  (, ; with)
indoctrinated= [IndktrIneItId] 1. _p-p.  indoctrinate 2. _a.  -. 
indoctrination= [IndktrIneISn] _n. 1>  2>  ;  
Indo-European= [Indujurpin] _a. 
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 induce d 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 indulge d the company with a song       3>  ; , , ; you can't indulge  every creature     4> _.  ; I'm afraid he indulge s 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 inexactitude s _. 
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   
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. 
infant-school= [Infntskul] _n.    ( 5  7 ; ;        )
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 inferior s  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> ; 
in-flight= [InflaIt] _a. in-flight  refuelling ( feeding) _.   
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 influence s 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>  (  ..); ; inform ed 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-= [Infr] _pref. -, -; -
infracostal= [Infrkstl] _a. _. ң
infraction= [InfrQkSn] _n.  (,   ..)
infra=dig  [InfrdIg] _a. _predic. (_.  _. infra dignitatem)  (-.) ; ; 
infrangible= [InfrQndZIbl] _a. 1> ;  2> ; 
infra-red= [Infrred] _a. _. ; infra-red  rays  
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. 
inker= [INk] _n. _.    
ink-eraser= [INkIreIz] _n.  
ink-holder= [INkhuld] _n.   
ink-horn= [INkhn] _n. _. 1>    2> _attr. ink-horn  term  
inkle= [INkl] _n. ,  ( )
inkling= [INklIN] _n. ͣ ( -), ̣  (of); I had an inkling  of it   ; an inkling  of truth ͣ  
ink-pad= [INkpQd] _n.  
ink-pencil= [INkpensl] _n.  ( ) 
ink-pot= [INkpt] _n. 
ink-roller= [Inkrul] = inker
ink-slinger= [INkslIN] _n. _. , У
inkstand= [INkstQnd] _n. ,  
ink-well= [INkwel] _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.    
in-laws= [Inlz] _n. _pl. _.      
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  , 
innermost= [Inmust] _a. 1>    2> , ; one's innermost  feelings  
inner=tire  [IntaI] _n.  (, )
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 innocent s > _.  ; > _. _.   ,    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> (), () ( )
in-patient= [InpeISnt] _n.  ; _.  
inpayments= [InpeImnts] _n. _pl.  
in-planttraining= [InplAnttreInIN] _n.     
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 inroad s 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.  (  )
insecticide= [InsektIsaId] _n.   , 
insectivorous= [InsektIvrs] _a. _. 
insect-net= [Insektnet] _n.    
insectology= [InsektldZI] _n.  
insect-powder= [Insektpaud] _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>  ,  
in=situ  [InsaItju] _. _adv.  ϣ 
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) instalment s  ,   2>  ; a book in six instalment s ,    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) instrument s  () ; he is a mere instrument  in their hands       3>   4> _. ; ; ratification instrument s  ; 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 intellect s 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 intellectual s) _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 intend ed?    ?; I didn't intend  to hurt you      ; I intend ed him to come    ,   ģ; I intend ed to have gone    (  ۣ) 2>  (for); this portrait is intend ed 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 intent s 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 intention s   أ  () 3> _. ,  4> _. first intention   ()   (. healing by first intention )
intentional= [IntenSnl] _a. , 
inter= [Int] _v.  , 
inter-= [Int] _pref. 1> -, -, ; interstellar ף 2> -; intersect ; interwoven ԣ, ԣ 3> -; interplay , ; interchange 
interact= [IntrQkt] _v. ;   , ,    
interaction= [IntrQkSn] _n. ; by interaction  
inter=alia  [IntreIlI] _. alv  
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 interest s    ; 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) interest s  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> 
inter-library= [IntlaIbrrI] _a. ; inter-library  exchange system  
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] _n. 
international= [IntnQSnl] 1. _a. , ; international  law  ; international  civil servant   ; international  salute _. " " (21 ) 2. _n. 1>     2>  
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 interval s >  ; >   ; >    2> , , ; 
intervale= [IntveIl] _n. _.    (   )
intervene= [Intvin] _v. 1> ;  (in) 2> ,   ( -.  ); some years intervene d       3> ,   4>  , ; if nothing intervene s    
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.     -.
in-toed= [Intud] _a.   , ݣ ; 
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 inundate d 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 invade d 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 invalid ed 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 invective s  
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); invest ed 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 invitation s   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> ; , ; ; involve d 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= [aIȍnIk] _a. _. ; ionic  composition of the atmosphere   
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 iron s   6> (. _pl.)  7> _.   to have (too) many iron s 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-bark= [aInbAk] _n.     
iron-bound= [aInbaund] _a. 1>   2> ,  3>  ( )
ironclad= [aInklQd] 1. _a. 1>  Σ,  2> ֣, ף;  2. _n. _. 
ironfall= [aInfl] _n.  
iron-foundry= [aInfaundrI] _n.  
iron-grey= [aIngreI] 1. _a. - 2. _n. - 
iron-handed= [aInhQndId] _a. , ; 
ironic= [aIrnIk] _a. 
ironical= [aIrnIkl] _a. 
ironing= [aInIN] 1. _pres-p.  iron 3 2. _n. 1> ,  2> , أ  
ironing-board= [aInINbd] _n.  
iron=lung  [aInlN] _n. _.    
ironmaster= [aInmAst] _n.   
ironmonger= [aInmNg] _n.  ,  
ironmongery= [aInmNgrI] _n.  ,  
iron-mould= [aInmuld] _n.     ( )
iron-shod= [aInSd] _a.  ; , 
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 issue s ; 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 issue d 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>    ,  
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. ; italic s 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 itch es   
itching= [ItSIN] 1. _pres-p.  itch 2 2. _a. 
itch-mite= [ItSmaIt] _n.  
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
it's= [Its] _. _. = it is
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        
I've= [aIv] _. _. = I have
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    
ivoryblack= [aIvrIblQk] _n.   (ޣ )
ivory-nut= [aIvrInt] _n.  
ivory-white= [aIvrIwaIt] _a.   
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  ; > jack ed up ; ң _II [dZQk] _n. _. ,  _III [dZQk] _n. _. 1>  (   ..); black jack     ( ) 2>     
Jack-a-dandy= [dZQkdQndI] _n. ݣ, , 
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 jacket s    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> _.  ,  
Jack=Frost  [dZQkfrst] _n.   ; -
Jack=in office  [dZQkInǍfIs] _n. ,  
jack-in-the-box= [dZQkInDbks] _n. 1>  ( ,   ,   ) 2>   3> _. ,  4> _.  
Jack-in-the-green= [dZQkInDgrin] _n.          ̣  (  )
Jack=Ketch  [dZQkketS] _n. 
jack-knife= [dZQknaIf] _n.   
jack-lift= [dZQklIft] _n. ߣ 
jack=light  [dZQklaIt] _n. _.  (     )
jack-o'-lantern= [dZQkulQntn] _n. 1>  Σ 2> _.         ,   
jack-plane= [dZQkpleIn] _n. _. , ; 
jackpot= [dZQkpt] _n. 1> _.  2> ;     ; to hit the jackpot   3> _. _.  
jack-priest= [dZQkprist] _n. _. 
jack=rabbit  [dZQkrQbIt] _n.  
jack-screw= [dZQkskru] _n. () 
jack-snipe= [dZQksnaIp] _n.  
jack=sprat  [dZQksprQt] _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=tar  [dZQktA] _n. 
jack-towel= [dZQktaul] _n.  ( ,  )
Jacobean= [dZQkubin] _a.       I (1603-1625 .)
Jacobin= [dZQkubIn] _n. 1>  () 2> _. 
jacobin= [dZQkubIn] _n.  
jacobinic= [dZQkubInIk] _a. _. 
jacobinical= [dZQkubInIkl] _a. _. 
Jacobite= [dZQkubaIt] _n. _. 
Jacob's=ladder  [dZeIkbzlQd] _n. 1> _.   2> _.   3> _. -; - 4> _.  
Jacob's=staff  [dZeIkbzstAf] _n. 1> _.   2> ; 
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.   
jailbird= [dZeIlbd] _n. _. ; ;  
jail=delivery  [dZeIldIlIvrI] _n. 1>      2>    3> _.  ޣ
jailer= [dZeIl] _n. 
jail-fever= [dZeIlfiv] _n. 
Jain= [dZaIn] _n.     (  )
jalap= [dZQlp] _n.     
jalopy= [dZQlpI] _n. _.     ̣
jallopy= [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 jam med 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   ;  
jama= [dZAm] _. _n.    
jamah= [dZAm] _. _n.    
Jamaica= [dZmeIk] _n. ()  {. .   }
jamb= [dZQm] _n. 1>  (, ) 2> (. _pl.)    3> _.   4> ,  5> _.   ,    
jamboree= [dZQmbri] _n. _. 1> ; ,  2> ̣ (. )
jam-jar= [dZQmdZA] _n.  () 
jammer= [dZQm] _n. _.   
jamming= [dZQmIN] 1. _pres-p.  jam I, 2 2. _n. 1> , "" (  ) 2> _. ; ;  3> _.     ɣ 4> _.   5> _attr. jamming  station   ; jamming  war   ;  
jam-up= [dZQmp] _n. , "" (  )
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 jar red     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-bone= [dZbun] _n. 1>   2> _. 
jaw-breaker= [dZbreIk] _n. _.   ; =  
jaw=vice  [dZvaIs] _n. _. 
jay= [dZeI] _n. 1>  () 2> _.  ;  3> 
jaywalk= [dZeIwk] _v. _.   
jay-walker= [dZeIwk] _n. _.  
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 jell ed 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> _. ,  
jellygraph= [dZelIgrAf] _n.  
jelly-like= [dZelIlaIk] _a. , 
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-ass= [dZenIQs] = jennet 2
jenny=wren  [dZenIren] _n. _. 
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 jerk s  3> _.  (. soda jerk ) 4> _. _. ,  5> _attr.  ( ) physical jerk s _. ,  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. _. _. ;    ̣
jerry= [dZerI] _n. sl  
jerry-building= [dZerIbIldIN] _n. 1>       (  ) 2>  
jerry-built= [dZerIbIlt] _a.    , -
jerrymander= [dZerImQnd] = gerrymander
jerry-shop= [dZerISp] _n. sl , 
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-black= [dZetblQk] _a. ޣ  
jet-fighter= [dZetfaIt] _n.  
jet=plane  [dZetpleIn] _n.  ̣
jet=port  [dZetpt] _n.    ̣
jet-propelled= [dZetprpeld] _a.   ; jet-propelled  plane  ̣; jet-propelled  projectile  
jet=propulsion  [dZetprplSn] _n.  
jetsam= [dZetsm] _n. , ,      (   ) {. flotsam}
jet=set  [dZetset] _n. _. _. ,  ; " "
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. , 
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> _. ,  
Jew's-harp= [dZuzhAp] _n. 1>  (_. ) 2> ޣ, £        
Jew's=pitch  [dZuzpItS] _n. _. ,  
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 >  ( -.); >    -., -.
jibber= [dZIb] = jib II, 1
jib-boom= [dZIbbum] _n. _. 
jib-crane= [dZIbkreIn] _n. _. -
jib=door  [dZIbd] _n. 1>   2> _.  
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> 
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 jigger ed! = ޣ  !
jigger-mast= [dZIgmAst] _n. _. (-)
jiggery-pokery= [dZIgrIpukrI] _n. _. 1> ,  2> , , 
jiggle= [dZIgl] 1. _n. ;  2. _v. (); ()
jig-saw= [dZIgs] _n. _.  ;   jig-saw  puzzle  -
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 jink s ,   2. _v. 1> ף, ,  2> _. _.     
jinn= [dZIn] _pl.  jinnee
jinnee= [dZIni] _n. (_pl. jinn,  .  sing) _. 
jinny= [dZInI] _n. _. 1>  £ 2>      
jinricksha= [dZInrIkS] = ricksha(w)
jinrickisha= [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   
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> ,    
job-work= [dZbwk] _n.  
Jock= [dZk] _n. 1> _. _.   2> (j.) _. . jockey 1, 1
jockey= [dZkI] 1. _n. 1>  2> _. _.  3> ,  2. _v. , ; to jockey  for position        jockey  into    -.; jockey  out  ,  -.
jocko= [dZku] _n. (_pl. -os [ouz]) _. ; 
jock-strap= [dZkstrQp] _n. _. 
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.  ()
Johnny= [dZnI] _n. _. 1> ,  2> ݣ, 
johnny= [dZnI] _n. _. 1> ,  2> ݣ, 
johnny-cake= [dZnIkeIk] _n. У (_.- , _.- )
Johnny-jump-up= [dZnIdZmpp] _n.   
Johnny=Raw  [dZnIr] _n. 1> _.  2> _. _. 
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     ;     ()
John=Q. Public  [dZnkjupblIk] _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 join s 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> _.    
jointer= [dZInt] _n. 1> _. ;   2> _.    
jointly= [dZIntlI] _adv. , 
joint-pin= [dZIntpIn] _n. _.  
jointress= [dZIntrIs] _n. _. ,       
joint-stock=company  [dZIntstkkmpnI] _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> , 
josser= [dZs] _n. 1> _.  2> _. ,  3> _. 
joss-house= [dZshaus] _n.  , 
joss-sticks= [dZsstIks] _n. _pl.          
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.  , , ; 
journeyman= [dZnImn] _n. 1>    ,    (     ) 2> _. ģ 3> 
journey-work= [dZnIwk] _n. 1>    2> ģ ; ģ
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. _. (); ()
joyful= [dZIful] _a. , ; 
joy-house= [dZIhaus] _n. _. _.  
joyless= [dZIlIs] _a. 
joyous= [dZIs] = joyful
joy-ride= [dZIraId] _n. _. ()     ̣ (  )
joystick= [dZIstIk] _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 (  ..)
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> , ;  
jug-handled= [dZghQndld] _a. _. ; ; 
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> _. , , 
ju-ju= [dZudZu] _n. 1> ,  2> ;  3> , 
jujube= [dZudZub] _n. 1>  (  ) 2>  У,     3> , 
ju-jutsu= [dZudZutsu] _. _n. 
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 jump s _. ģ;  ; to give smb. the jump s  -.   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 jump ed     3> ,  ( ,   ..); the prices jump ed   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 jump ed the track  ۣ  ; > _.     9> , ; to jump  a baby on one's knees  £   10>  ; ; he jump ed 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 jump ed 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. 
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. _. , 
jump-seat= [dZmpsit] _n.  
jump-welding= [dZmpweldIN] _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= [dZNgl]   ,      ; . jungle -bear -
jungle=fever  [dZNglfiv] _n.  
jungly= [dZNglI] _a.  
junior= [dZunj] 1. _a. ;    ,    ( ,   ..); Edward Smith junior    ; junior  partner  , Σ; junior  leader _.   2. _n. 1> ; the junior s ; 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. _.   (  ̣ )
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
junk-shop= [dZNkSp] _n. 1>    ,  2>  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  
juryman= [dZurImn] _n. 1>  2>  
jury-mast= [dZurImAst] _n. _.  
jury-rig= [dZurIrIg] _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;  
Karaite= [kEraIt] _n. ; 
Kara-Kalpak= [kArkAlpAk] 1. _n. 1> ;  2>   2. _a. 
karri= [kQrI] _n. _.  
karoo= [kru] _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 keep s fine   ; to keep  one's bed   ,     5>  , ;  ; the matter will keep  till tomorrow      ; it's only good news that keep s     ; 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 keep ing 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 keep s 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 keep s _. > ; ; he is here for keep s    ; > 
keeper= [kip] _n. 1> ; ;  2>  (  ..) 3>  (   ۣ) 4> ,   5>   ; milk is a bad keeper     6>  (., ) 7> ,    8> _.  9> _.  
-keeper= [kip]     , ; . innkeeper  ; shopkeeper 
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 key s of smth.  -.   ,  -.  ; golden ( silver) key  , ; the power of the key s  ; 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. , 
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>    ( )
key=man  [kimQn] _n. 1> ,   ,    ( , ) 2>   3> _. 
key=money  [kimnI] _n.  ,     ;     
key-note= [kinut] 1. _n. 1> _.   ,  2>  ,  ; ;   3> _attr. , ; key-note  address ( speech) > ,     ; >   ( , ) 2. _v. 1>   2>    ( , )
keynoter= [kinut] _n. _.   ( , )
key=point  [kipInt] _n. _.  (  ) 
key-ring= [kirIN] _n.   
keystone= [kistun] _n. 1> _.   (  ) 2>  ,  
key-winding= [kiwaIndIN] _a.  
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 kick s   8> _.  9> _.  ; two and a kick       10> _. ; good (bad) kick   ()  more kick s 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.   
kickback= [kIkbQk] _n. _. 1>   2> _.     ( )
kicker= [kIk] _n. 1>   2> _.  3> _.  4>  5> _. , ,  6> 
kick-off= [kIkȍf] _n. 1> _.     ( ) 2> _. 
kickshaw= [kIkS] _n. 1>  (. _.) 2> , 
kick-starter= [kIkstAt] _n.  
kick-up= [kIkp] _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. , ; 
Kidderminster= [kIdmInst] _n.  ף ()
Kidderminster=carpet  [kIdmInstkApIt] _n.  ף ()
kiddle= [kIdl] _n. ͣ
kiddy= [kIdI] _n. _. £; 
kid-glove= [kIdglv] _a. 1> ,  2>  ޣ  kid-glove  affair  ɣ, ; kid-glove  diplomacy  
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.  ()
kid-skin= [kIdskIn] _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 kill ed the strings    ; to kill  an engine   5>  , ; dressed ( dolled up) to kill  _. ,   6>  , ; it nearly kill ed 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.  ; 
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. ,   ; 
kill-time= [kIltaIm] 1. _n. ,   2. _a. ,  ( ,   ..)
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: kiltie s  
kilty= [kIltI] _n. _. 1>      2> pl: kilty s  
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 kind s 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> _.  ;  ( )
kindergarten= [kIndgAtn] _n.  
kindergartener= [kIndgAtn] _n. 1>     2> £,   
kind-hearted= [kaIndhAtId] _a. , 
kindle= [kIndl] _v. 1>  2> , ; to kindle  smb.'s interest  -. ; to kindle  smb.'s anger  -.  3> , ,  (. _.); her eyes kindle d 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.  ( ) -.
kingbolt= [kINbult] _n. , 
king-crab= [kINkrQb] _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. _.  ,      
King=of Arms  [kINvAmz] _n. 
kingpin= [kINpIn] _n. 1> = kingbolt 2>  ;   3> ,   
kingpost= [kINpust] _n. _.    
king's=evil  [kINzivl] _n. _. 
kingship= [kINSIp] _n. 1>   2> 
king-size= [kINsaIz] _a. _. 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. ,  ( )
kisser= [kIs] _n. 1> ,   2> _.  3> _. 
kiss-in-the-ring= [kIsInDrIN] _n.   (    )
kiss-me-quick= [kIsmIkwIk] _n. 1>      ( 50-  XIX .) 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-cabinet= [kItSInkQbInIt] _n. 1>   2>    
kitchener= [kItSIn] _n. 1>   2>  (.  )
kitchenette= [kItSInet] _n. ;   ( )
kitchen=garden  [kItSIngAdn] _n. 
kitchen=herbs  [kItSInhbz] _n.  ()
kitchen-maid= [kItSInmeId] _n. 
kitchen=midden  [kItSInmIdn] _n. 1>  ,  2> _. ,        
kitchen=police  [kItSInplis] _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.  
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 knee s   2> _.  3> _.  4> _. ,  5>  6> _attr.  to give ( to offer) a knee  to smb. >  -.;  -. ; > _.  -.  ( ); it is on the knee s of the gods =   ; , ; to bring smb. to his knee s  -.  ; to go on one's knee s to smb. ,  -.; on one's (bended) knee s ; to learn smth. at one's mother's knee s =     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> _. - 
kneel= [nil] _v. (knelt, kneeled [d]) 1>  ,    (. kneel  down) 2>    (to, before - )
kneeling=position  [nilINpzISn] _n. _.     
knee-pan= [nipQn] = knee-cap 1
knell= [nel] 1. _n. 1>   2>  ;  ,  2. _v. 1>    2>  ,  ()
knelt= [nelt] _p.  _p-p.  kneel
knew= [nju] _p.  know 1
Knickerbocker= [nIkbk] _n.  -
knickerbockers= [nIkbkz] _n. _pl. 
knickers= [nIkz] _n. 1> _. . knickerbockers 2>  
knick-knack= [nIknQk] _n. 1> ,  2> _. 
knick-knackery= [nIknQkrI] _n. , ; 
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";    
knightage= [naItIdZ] _n. _. 1>  2>  ,   
knight=errant  [naIternt] _n. (_pl. knights errant) 1>   2> , 
knight-errantry= [naIterntrI] _n. 1>     2> 
knighthood= [naIthud] _n. 1>  2>  , 
knightly= [naItlI] 1. _a. ;  2. _adv. _. -, 
knit= [nIt] _v. (knitted [Id], knit) 1>  (  ..) 2> (), (); mortar knit s bricks together     3> (), ; the broken bone knit ted 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 knob s 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 knock ed 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 > ; ; > 
knockabout= [nkbaut] 1. _n. 1> ۣ ;   2> ԣ,     3>  4> _.  ;   2. _a. 1> ,  ( ) 2> ,  ( ) 3> 
knock-down= [nkdaun] 1. _n. 1> _.  2> _.   a knock-down  and drag-out _.   2. _a. 1>  ( );  2>  (   ..) knock-down  price  ,  
knocker= [nk] _n. 1> ,   2>  ,  ;   3> _. _. ,  4> _. _.   ;    up to the knocker  _. >  ; >   ; >   
knocker-up= [nkrp] _n. ,        
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   
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 knot s  ,  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 know s?  ?; 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>  ; 
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...   ...
know-nothing= [nunTIN] _n. 1>  2> _. 
knuckle= [nkl] 1. _n. 1>   2>  (, ) 3> _pl.  4> _. ,  5> _-. ,  () near the knuckle     ( ,   ..); to rap smb.'s knuckle s   2. _v. , ,    knuckle  down > , ; >   ( -.); to knuckle  down to one's work    ; knuckle  under , 
knucklebone= [nklbun] _n. 1> _.  2> _pl.   
knuckleduster= [nkldst] _n. 
knuckle-joint= [nkldZInt] _n. 1>   2> _. 
knurl= [nl] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> _. ,  2. _v. _.  ; 
knur= [n] _n. 1> , ,    2>   (  )
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 Korean s  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. _. 
kudos= [kjuds] _n. _. 1> ; ޣ 2> ; , 
kudu= [kudu] = koodoo
Ku-klux-klan3= [kjuklksklQn] _n. --
kukri= [kukri] _. _n.   
kulak= [kulAk] _. _n.  ( -)
kumiss= [kumIs] _n. 
Kurd= [kd] _n. ; 
kubosh= [kaIbS] = kibosh
kymograph= [kaImgrAf] = cymograph
L,=l  [el] (_pl. Ls, L's [elz]) 1> 12-  .  2> -.,    L
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 labour ed 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. _.   (  )
laboured= [leIbd] 1. _p-p.  labour 2 2. _a. 1> , Σ;   ; laboured  breathing Σ  2> ;  ( ,   ..)
labourer= [leIbr] _n.  ; ; general labourer  
Labour=Exchange  [leIbIkstSeIndZ] _n.  
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.  ;    
Labour=Party  [leIbpAtI] _n.  
laboursaving= [leIbseIvIN] _a.    ;  (   ..)
labour=union  [leIbjunjn] _n. 
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 lace d with brandy    6> _.  ,  lace  into _. > , ; >   to lace  smb.'s jacket  -.
lace=boots  [leIsbuts] _n. _pl.   
Lacedaemonian= [lQsIdImunjn] 1. _a.  2. _n. 
lace=paper  [leIspeIp] _n.    
lace-pillow= [leIspIlu] _n.    
lacerate= [lQsreIt] _v. 1> ,  2> , ; 
lacerated= [lQsreItId] 1. _p-p.  lacerate 2. _a. 1> ; lacerated  wound   2> _. 
laceration= [lQsreISn] _n. 1>  2> ,  3> ;  
lace-ups= [leIsps] _n. _pl. _.   
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 lack ing in common sense     
lackadaisical= [lQkdeIzIkl] _a. ; , 
lack-all= [lQkl] _n. ,  ; 
lack-brain= [lQkbreIn] _n. _. 
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 lad s _.   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-in-waiting= [leIdIzInweItIN] _pl.  lady-in-waiting
ladies'man= [leIdIzmQn] = lady's man
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-beetle= [leIdIbitl] = ladybird
ladybird= [leIdIbd] _n. () 
ladybug= [leIdIbg] _. = ladybird
ladychair= [leIdItSE] _n. ,   ң  (  )
ladycow= [leIdIkau] = ladybird
LadyDay= [leIdIdeI] _n. _.  (25 )
ladyfern= [leIdIfn] _n. _.  
lady=help  [leIdIhelp] _n.    (      )
ladyhood= [leIdIhud] _n. ,  
lady-in-waiting= [leIdIInweItIN] _n. (_pl. ladiesinwaiting)  ()
lady-killer= [leIdIkIl] _n. _. 
ladylike= [leIdIlaIk] _a. 1>  ,  ; ;  2> ,  ( )
lady-love= [leIdIlv] _n. 
lady's=bedstraw  [leIdIzbedstr] _n. _. 
lady's=finger  [leIdIzfINg] _n. 1> _.  2>  " "
ladyship= [leIdISIp] _n. ,  ; your ladyship   
lady's-maid= [leIdIzmeId] _n. , 
lady's=man  [leIdIzmQn] _n. ,  
ladysmock= [leIdIsmk] _n. _.  
lady's=purse  [leIdIzps] _n. _.  
lady's=slipper  [leIdIzslIp] _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=beer  [lAgbI] _n. ̣ 
lager= [lAg] _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-country= [leIkkntrI] _n.  ڣ ( ), ڣ 
lake=dwelling  [leIkdwelIN] _n.    ( )
lake-land= [leIklQnd] = lake-country
lake-lawyer= [leIklj] _n. _. 
lakelet= [leIklIt] _n. 
lake=poets  [leIkpuIts] _n. _pl.  "ڣ " (, , )
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.   
lame= [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 lament ed , ;   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> _. _.  
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. 
lamp-shade= [lQmpSeId] _n. 
lamp-socket= [lQmpskIt] = lampholder
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> 
lanceolate= [lAnsIleIt] _a. _. , , 
lancer= [lAns] _n. 1>  2> _pl.  ( )
lance-sergeant= [lAnssAdZnt] _n.  
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 land ed _.      7> , to land  a blow on the ear, on the nose, etc.   ,    .. 8>  (-.); ; to land  a prize  
land-agent= [lQndeIdZnt] _n. 1>   2>     
landau= [lQnd] _n. 1>  2>    
land-bank= [lQndbQNk] _n.  
land-breeze= [lQndbriz] _n.  , 
landed= [lQndId] 1. _p-p.  land 2 2. _a. ; landed  proprietor ; the landed  interest ; the landed  classes , 
landfall= [lQndfl] _n. 1> _.    2> ,  3> _. , 
land-forces= [lQndfsIz] _n. _pl.  
land-grabber= [lQndgrQb] _n. 1> ,     -.  2> _. ,    
land=grant  [lQndgrAnt] _n. _.            
landgrave= [lQndgreIv] _. _n. _. 
landholder= [lQndhuld] _n.     
land-hunger= [lQndhng] _n.    
land-hungry= [lQndhngrI] _a. ; 
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-net= [lQndINnet] _n. 1>   2> _.  
landing-place= [lQndINpleIs] _n. 1>  ,  2> _.  
landing-stage= [lQndINsteIdZ] _n. 
landing-strip= [lQndINstrIp] _n. _. ̣- 
landing=troops  [lQndINtrups] _n. _pl.  
land-jobber= [lQnddZb] _n.   
landlady= [lQndleIdI] _n. 1>    ,   2>  ,  ,  3> _.  to hang the landlady     ,  
landless= [lQndlIs] _a. 1>  2>  ( )
land-locked= [lQndlkt] _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. _.  , ,  
land=office  [lQndǍfIs] _n. _.  ,   
land-on= [lQndȍn] _v. _.  , 
landowner= [lQndǫun] _n. 
landowning= [lQndǫunIN] 1. _n.  2. _a. 
land=power  [lQndpau] _n. 1>   2>   
landrail= [lQndreIl] _n. _. , 
land-rover= [lQndruv] _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>  
land-surveyor= [lQndsveI] _n. 
landtag= [lAnttAk] _. _n. 
land-tax= [lQndtQks] _n.  
land-tenure= [lQndtenju] _n. 
land=waiter  [lQndweIt] _n.  
landward= [lQndwd], landwards [lQndwdz] _adv.  
land-wind= [lQndwInd] = landbreeze
lane= [leIn] _n. 1>  , , .  ()  2>  , ; lane s 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 lap ped in woods  ֣ ; to be lap ped 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.  , 
lapel= [lpel] _n. ,  (  ..)
lapidary= [lQpIdrI] 1. _a. 1>  2>    3> ,  2. _n.   
lapidate= [lQpIdeIt] _v.  
lapidify= [lpIdIfaI] _v.   
lapis=lazuli  [lQpIslQzjulaI] _n. -, 
lap-joint= [lQpdZInt] _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-handed= [lAdZhQndId] _a. 1> ;  2>   ; _. 
large-hearted= [lAdZhAtId] _a. 1>  2> , 
largely= [lAdZlI] _adv. 1>   ; he is largely  to blame       2> ,  3>   ;   
large-minded= [lAdZmaIndId] _a.   ; 
largeness= [lAdZnIs] _n. 1>   2>   3> 
large=scale  [lAdZskeIl] 1. _n.  ; on a large scale    2. _a. 1>  ( ) 2> ,  (    ..)
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 >  ; ; ; >  
lasher= [lQS] _n. , , 
lashing= [lQSIN] 1. _pres-p.  lash 2 2. _n. 1>  2> ң,  3> ң, ң ( -.) 4> _pl. _. ,  (of - -.)
lash-up= [lQSp] _n. _.  
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 latitude s   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 laugh ed his pleasure     2>   , ; he laugh ed 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 laugh s best who laugh s 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 laurel s   ; to reap ( to win) one's laurel s  ,   2. _v.   
laurelled= [lrld] 1. _p-p.  laurel 2 2. _a.   , ; 
laurel=oak  [lrlȫuk] _n.  
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 law s 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. 
lawful= [lful] _a. ; lawful  age  
lawgiver= [lgIv] _n. 
lawk= [lk] _interj. _. ?
lawks= [lks] _interj. _. ?
lawless= [llIs] _a. 1>  2> 
law-list= [llIst] _n.   
lawmaker= [lmeIk] = lawgiver
law-making= [lmeIkIN] 1. _n.   2. _a. 
lawn= _I [ln] _n.  _II [ln] _n. , 
lawn=hockey  [lnhkI] _n.  
lawn-mower= [lnmu] _n. 
lawn=party  [lnpAtI] _. . garden-party
lawn-sprinkler= [lnsprINkl] _n.    
lawn=tennis  [lntenIs] _n. _. 
lawny= _I [lnI] _a.  _II [lnI] _a. ̣,  
law-offender= [lfend] = law-breaker
law-officer= [lȍfIs]   ; law-officer s of the Crown   (    )
laws= [lz] = lawk(s)
lawsuit= [lsjut] _n.  ; ; 
law-term= [ltm] _n. 1>   2>   
law-violator= [lvaIleIt] = law-breaker
law-writer= [lraIt] _n. 1> ,     2>   
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> _. 
layabout= [leIbaut] _n. _. 
lay-by= [leIbaI] _n. 1>      2> _-. 
lay-days= [leIdeIz] _n. _pl. _. ,  
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
lay=figure  [leIfIg] _n. 1>  () 2>  ;   3> ; , ۣ   
laying= [leIIN] 1. _pres-p.  lay IV, 1 2. _n. 1>    2>   3>   
layman= [leImn] _n. 1>  2> ;  3> = lay figure 1
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>  ( )
laystall= [leIstl] _n. 
lay-up= [leIp] _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-bones= [leIzIbunz] _n. _. , 
Lazy=Susan  [leIzIsuzn] _n. 1>    ,   .. 2>      
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 lead s 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 lead s all orators   ; as a teacher he lead s      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     
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. _. ,  
leaderette= [lidret] _n.    ( )
leadership= [lidSIp] _n. 1> , ,  ; personal leadership    2>  ( -. )
leader-writer= [lidraIt] _n.  
lead=glance  [ledglAns] _n. _.  , 
lead-in= [lidIn] _n. _. _. 1> ;   2> _.      ԣ  
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. _. 
lead-lotion= [ledluSn] _n.  
lead-off= [lidȍf] 1. _n. 1> _.  2> ,   2. _a. , 
lead=pencil  [ledpensl] _n.  
leadsman= [ledzmn] _n. _. 
lead=time  [lidtaIm] _n. 1>     ,     2> , 
lead=up  [lidp] _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. 
leaning= [linIN] 1. _pres-p.  lean II, 1 2. _n. 1>  (to, towards) 2> ,  3> 
leant= [lent] _p.  _p-p.  lean II, 1
lean-to= [lintu] _n.    ; 
leap= [lip] 1. _n. 1> , ; a leap  in the dark   ;   2>   (  ..) 3> ; to clear ( to take) a leap    4> _.  by leap s 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> _.  
leapt= [lept] _p.  _p-p.  leap 2
leap-year= [lipj] _n.  
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.   ֣ 
leatherette= [leDret] _n.  
leather-head= [leDhed] _n. _. , 
leathering= [leDrIN] 1. _pres-p.  leather 2 2. _n. 1> _.  2> _.  
leathern= [leDn] _a. 
leather-neck= [leDnek] _n. _.   
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 leave s three 10 - 7 = 3; 4>     ; the story leave s 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    -. ; itleave s much to be desired    ; to be ( to get) (nicely) left _.  , ,  _III [liv] _v.  
leaved= [livd] 1. _p-p.  leave III 2. _a.  ;  
leaved= [livd]    : >  -. ; large-leaved  tree    ; >  ; two-leaved  door  
leaven= [levn] 1. _n. , ; _. ,  they are both of the same leaven       2. _v.   , ; _.   (-.); 
leaves= [livz] _pl.  leaf 1
leave-taking= [livteIkIN] _n. 
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 leg s    ; ; to give smb. a leg  up  -. ,  -.; _.  -.  , ; to run off one's leg s   ; to take to one's leg s , ; to walk smb. off his leg s   -. ,  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 leg s of smb.   -.;   -.; to stand on one's own leg s  ; to set ( to put) smb. on his leg s >    ( ); >  -. ; 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 leg s 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
lemonade= [lemneId] _n. 
lemondrop= [lemndrp] _n.  
lemon=grass  [lemngrAs] _n. _.  
lemon=squash  [lemnskwS] _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 
lender= [lend] _n. , 
lendinglibrary= [lendINlaIbrrI] _n.      
Lend-Lease= [lendlis] _n. _. ,      (,   ..); Lend-Lease  Act    (1941 .)
length= [leNT] _n. 1> ; at full length  >   ; ; >   ; the horse won by three length s      ; 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 length s ( 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 lengthen s 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) lesson s 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)  () 
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. ; 
let-in= [letIn] _a. 
let-off= [letȍf] _n. ;   () 
let-pass= [letpAs] _n. 
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 _. ; letter s credential, letter s of credence (of recall) _.  () ; letter  of instruction  ; letter s of administration        ; letter  of indemnity   4> _pl. ; man of letter s ; the profession of letter s   5> ,  to win one's letter          ţ  2. _v. 1>  ;  ԣ 2>  ,  (  )
letter-box= [letbks] _n.  
letter-card= [letkAd] _n. -
letter-carrier= [letkQrI] _n. , 
lettered= [letd] 1. _p-p.  letter 2 2. _a. 1> ; ()  2>  Σ,  ,  3> ,  
letter-foundry= [letfaundrI] _n.  ( )
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.    (   )
letter-weight= [letweIt] _n. 1>   2> -
Lettish= [letIS] 1. _a.  2. _n.  
lettuce= [letIs] _n. _. -
let-up= [letp] _n. _. ; ; ; it rained without let-up       
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 level s     ; 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.) _.   , 
liberalism= [lIbrlIzm] _n. 
liberality= [lIbrQlItI] _n. 1>  2>  , 
liberalize= [lIbrlaIz] _v. 1> ()  2>  
liberal-minded= [lIbrlmaIndId] _a.  ;   
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> _. ,    
lichen= [laIkn] _n. 1> _.  2> _. 
lich-gate= [lItSgeIt] = lych-gate
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 lick s   , 
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 lid s  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 lie s _. ,  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 lie s before you    ; life lie s in front of you      3> ,  ( ޣ-.);  ( -.); it lie s with you to decide it    ; the blame lie s at your door   ; as far as in me lie s     ,    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. " " (    )
liege= [lidZ] _. 1. _n. 1> , ; the liege s  2>  2. _a. 1> ,  2> ; liege  lord 
lieigeman= [lidZmQn] _n. _. 
lie-in= [laIIn] _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-assurance= [laIfSurns] = life-insurance
lifebelt= [laIfbelt] _n.  
life-blood= [laIfbld] _n. 1>  2>   
lifeboat= [laIfbut] _n.  
life-buoy= [laIfbI] _n.  ;  
life=estate  [laIfIsteIt] _n. _.    
life=expectancy  [laIfIkspektnsI] _n.   
life-giving= [laIfgIvIN] _a. , ,  ;   
life-guard= [laIfgAd] _n. 1>   (  ..) 2> _.   
Life=Guards  [laIfgAdz] _n. -
life-insurance= [laIfInSurns] _n.  
life-jacket= [laIfdZQkIt] _n.  
lifeless= [laIflIs] _a. 1> ;  2>  he is lifeless  who is faultless _. =   ,    
life-like= [laIflaIk] _a.  ;  
life-line= [laIflaIn] _n. 1>   2>   ;   ; " "
lifelong= [laIflN] _a. ; lifelong  friend    
lifemanship= [laIfmnSIp] _n. _. , 
life-office= [laIfǍfIs] _n.    
life-preserver= [laIfprIzv] _n. 1> ֣   ,   2>  
lifer= [laIf] _n. _. 1> ң    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     
lifetime= [laIftaIm] _n.  ;  ; in one's lifetime   ϣ ; all in a lifetime  =    
life-work= [laIfwk] _n.     
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> _.   ( )
lifter= [lIft] _n. ߣ 
lifting= [lIftIN] 1. _pres-p.  lift 2 2. _n. ߣ, ; lifting  of mines 
lift-off= [lIftȍf] _n.   
lift-truck= [lIfttrk] _n. 
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 light s   ; to cross (to drive) against the light s  ()   ; 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 light s    ,  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 light ed on a familiar face in the crowd       2>   (   ..) 3> _.  (. light  off, light  down); ,  ( -.);  (on, upon)
light-bay= [laItbeI] _a.  ( )
lighten= _I [laItn] _v. 1>  2>  3> ; it lighten s   _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.   
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=heavy-weight  [laIthevIweIt] _n.   ӣ ֣ 
light-heeled= [laIthild] _a. 
lighthouse= [laIthaus] _n. 
light=housekeeping  [laIthauskipIN] _n. ̣   ;     
lighting= [laItIN] _n. 1>  2>  
lightish= _I [laItIS] _a.   _II [laItIS] _a.  ̣
light-legged= [laItlegd] = light-heeled
lightly= _I [laItlI] _adv. 1> ;  2> أ;  ̣ ; to take lightly    أ 3> ,   4> ,  5> ,  _II [laItlI] _v. _.  ( -.) 
light-minded= [laItmaIndId] _a. 
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.   (  )
light-o'-love= [laItlv] _n. 1> ,   2> 
light-resistant= [laItrIzIstnt] _a. 
lights= [laIts] _n. _pl. ̣ (,   ..,   )
lightship= [laItSIp] _n.  
lightsome= _I [laItsm] _a. ,  _II [laItsm] _a. 1> ̣, ;  2> ӣ 3> , 
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. _.  
ligneous= [lIgnIs] _a. 1> _.  2> _. 
lignite= [lIgnaIt] _n. ,  
lignum=vitae  [lIgnmvaIti] _n. _. ;  
likable= [laIkbl] _a. ; ; 
like= _I [laIk] 1. _a. 1> , ; like  question  ; in () 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 like s of us (them, etc.) _.  ,   (  ..) like  cures like  =   ;  ,    _II [laIk] 1. _v. 1> , ; I like  that!    ! (  ); to like  dancing  ; she like s 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. , ; like s and dislikes   ;   
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  
like-minded= [laIkmaIndId] _a.  ,    
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-livered= [lIlIlIvd] _a. 
lily=of the valley  [lIlIvDvQlI] _n. 
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. _. , 
limekiln= [laImkIln] _n.    
limelight= [laImlaIt] 1. _n. 1>   (     );   2>     to be in the limelight     ;    2. _v. 1>   2>  
lime-pit= [laImpIt] _n.  
Limerick= [lImrIk] _n.   (  ), 
limes= [laImz] _n. _pl. _. 
limestone= [laImstun] _n. 
lime-tree= [laImtri] = lime III
lime-water= [laImwt] _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 limit s _.  ݣ 2. _v. 1> ;   2>  , 
limitary= [lImItrI] _a. 1>  2>  3> 
limitation= [lImIteISn] _n. 1> ;  2> ; to have one's limitation s  , ̣ 3>   4> _pl. ; to know one's own limitation s   ;      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 line s   4> , ; ship's line s  ()  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 line s    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 line s    ; to read between the line s    15> _pl. _.  ,  16> _pl.  17> _.    ,     18> _pl.   (. marriage line s) 19> _. ף ;  ; line  abreast (ahead) _.   (); in line   ף ; 20> (the line s) _pl.  (); the enemy's line s   21> _.  (); the shop carries the best line  of shoes       ; first-class line s   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> _. , ; 
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
line-drawing= [laIndrIN] _n.    
line-engraving= [laInIngreIvIN] _n.  
lineman= [laInmn] _n. 1>  ԣ (  ..) 2> _-.   3> = linesman
line=map  [laInmQp] _n.  
linen= [lInIn] 1. _n. 1> ; ,  2> _. أ 2. _a. 
linen-draper= [lInIndreIp] _n.   
line=officer  [laInǍfIs] _n.  
liner= _I [laIn] _n. 1> ,    ̣,    2> ,    _II [laIn] _n. 1> _. , ,  2> _.   3> _.  4> _. ; ; 
linesman= [laInzmn] _n. _.   
line-up= [laInp] _n. 1>  2> _.     ;   3>  
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. ; link s 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. 
linkage= [lINkIdZ] _n. 1> ,  2> _.  3> _. ,   
link-motion= [lINkmuSn] _n. _.  
links= [lINks] _n. _pl. 1> _.  2> (  sing)     
link-up= [lINkp] _n. 1> ; link-up  on the Elbe _.    2>   
link-verb= [lINkvb] _n. _. -
linn= [lIn] _n. (. _.) 1>  2>  , 
linnet= [lInIt] _n.  ()
lino= _I [laInou] = linoleum _II [laInu] = linotype
linoleum= [lInuljm] _n. 
lino=operator  [laInuȍpreIt] _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 lion s  ()  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 
lioness= [laInIs] _n. 
lionet= [laInIt] _n.  , ף
lion-hearted= [laInhAtId] _a. , 
lion-hunter= [laInhnt] _n. 1>    2> ,   
lionize= [laInaIz] _v. 1>   -.    2>    
lip= [lIp] 1. _n. 1> ; to put smth. to one's lip s  -.; ; not a drop has passed his lip s    ,  ; not a word has passed his lip s     ; to smack one's lip s , ,  ; to escape one's lip s    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
lipped= _I [lIpt] _a. 1>   ( ) 2> = labiate 1 _II [lIpt] _p-p.  lip 3
lip-read= [lIprid] _v.   
lip-reading= [lIpridIN] _n.    (.    )
lipsalve= [lIpsAv] _n. 1>   ,    2> 
lip-service= [lIpsvIs] _n.  ;  ; to pay lip-service  to smth.  -.   ; to pay lip-service  to smb.   -.  
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 liquor s  ; 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 list s >  ; >  ; >    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. _. 
lithograph= [lITugrAf] 1. _n. ;   2. _v. 
lithographer= [lITgrf] _n. 
lithographic= [lITugrQfIk] _a. , 
lithographically= [lITugrQfIklI] _adv.  
lithography= [lITgrfI] _n. 
litho-print= [lITuprInt] = lithograph 2
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); 
litterateur= [lItrt] _. _n. , 
litter-bearer= [lItbEr] _n. -
litter-bin= [lItbIn] _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  , 
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)
live-oak= [laIvȫuk] _n. _.  
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  
liveryman= [lIvrImn] _n. 1>   2>   ; 
livery=stable  [lIvrIsteIbl] _n.  ;  
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 )
'll= [l] _. _.  will  shall: he'll = he will, they'll = they will  . .
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> ; load ed with fragrance   ( ) 10> _.   11> _.   () load  up > ; > ;  to be ( to get) load ed _. , 
loaded= [ludId] 1. _p-p.  load 2 2. _a. 1> loaded  dice  ,  ; _.    2> loaded  question > ,    ; >   3> _. _.  4> _. _.   5> , ; loaded  word  
loader= [lud] _n. 1>  2>   3>  (  ޣ)
loading= [ludIN] 1. _pres-p.  load 2 2. _n. 1>  2> ,  3>  4> _.  
load-line= [ludlaIn] _n.  
loadon= [ludȍn] _n. _. ; to get a loadon  , 
load-shedding= [ludSedIN] _n. _.  ;     
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> , 
loafer= [luf] _n. 1>  2>  3> (. _pl.) ̣    
loaf-sugar= [lufSug] _n. - ()
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  
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.  ; , 
loath-to-depart= [luTtdIpAt] _n.  
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 locate d 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 =   
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.  
Lock=Hospital  [lkhspItl] = lock II, 1, 5
lock=house  [lkhaus] _n.   
locking-finger= [lkINfINg] = finger 1, 2
lock-jaw= [lkdZ] _n. _.  ,  
lock-keeper= [lkkip] _n.  
lock-nut= [lknt] _n. 
lock-out= [lkaut] _n. 
locksman= [lksmn] _n. 1> = lockkeeper 2> _. 
locksmith= [lksmIT] _n. 
lock-stitch= [lkstItS] _n. _.  ;  
lock-up= [lkp] _n. 1>  ,   2>  ; _.  3> ͣ  4> _attr. , ; lock-up  shop    
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 locomotive s =      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 lodger s   
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>  
loftiness= [lftInIs] _n. 1>   2>  (  ..) 3> ;  4> , 
loft-room= [lftrum] _n. 
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
loganberry= [lugnbrI] _n. _.   (   )
logarithm= [lgrIDm] _n. 
log-book= [lgbuk] _n. 1>  ;   (̣);    .. 2>  (, ̣)
log=cabin  [lgkQbIn] _n. _.  
log=frame  [lgfreIm] _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 loggerhead s with smb. ,   -.;      -.; to fall ( to get, to go) to loggerhead s   
logging= [lgIN] 1. _pres-p.  log 2 2. _n.    
log-head= [lghed] _n. , 
log=hut  [lght] = log cabin
logic= [ldZIk] _n. 
logical= [ldZIkl] _a. 1>  2> , 
logician= [ludZISn] _n. 
logistical= [ludZIstIkl] _a. _.   , ; logistical  number ,    ; logistical  support  
logistics= [ludZIstIks] _n. _pl. _.   , - ,  
log-juice= [lgdZus] _n. _. ۣ 
log-man= [lgmn] _n. _. 
logogram= [lgugrQm] _n.   ,  ; 
logomachy= [lgmkI] _n.  ;   
log-roll= [lgrul] _v. _.    ( );   ( )
log-rolling= [lgrulIN] _n. _. 1>   ң 2>   ( );   ( )
logwood= [lgwud] _n. _.  
logy= [lugI] _a. _. 1> ,  2> , 
loin= [lIn] _n. 1> _pl.  2> _.   to gird up one's loin s _. _.  ,   ,  ( -.); sprung from smb.'s loin s 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 long s) = long  vacation {. i:, 1, 2} the long  and the short of it  ,  _II [lN] _v. 1>   (-.),  (to, for -  -.) 2> 
long-ago= [lNgu] 1. _n. ̣ ;   2. _a. , ̣
longanimity= [lNgnImItI] _n. _. 
longboat= [lNbut] _n. _. 
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. , 
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. 
long-hair= [lNhE] _a. _. 1> ,  2>  3>  أ 
long-haired= [lNhEd] _a. _. 1> ,  2>  3>  أ 
longhand= [lNhQnd] _n.   (. shorthand)
long-headed= [lNhedId] _a. 1> ,  2> , , 
long=hundredweight  [lNhndrdweIt] _n.   (112  = 50,8 )
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> _. 
long=jump  [lNdZmp] _n. _.   
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.    
longshoreman= [lNSmn] _n. 1>   2>   3> _. ,      
long-shot= [lNSt] _n. _.  ; ,   
long-sighted= [lNsaItId] _a. 1>  2> 
longspun= [lNspn] _a. , 
long-standing= [lNstQndIN] _a. 
long-suffering= [lNsfrIN] 1. _n.  2. _a. , 
long-term= [lNtm] _a. ; ; long-term  bond ( note)        
longtime= [lNtaIm] = longterm
longton= [lNtn] = gross ton
long-tongued= [lNtNd] _a. 
longueurs= [lNgz] _. _n. _pl. 
longways= [lNweIz] _adv.  
long-winded= [lNwIndId] _a. 1>   ̣,     ,   2> ; 
longwise= [lNwaIz] = longways
loo= _I [lu] _n.  (_. ) _II [lu] _. . lavatory
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 look s ; ; to lose one's look s ; 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 look s like rain (-ing) ,   ; to look  one's age     ; to look  oneself again   ,  3>  (, ); he look ed his thanks      4>  ...,  ݣ ...; my room look s south      look  about >   ; > , ; look  after >  , ; >  ,  ; look  at >   -.,  -.; >  ( ޣ ), ; one's way of look ing 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 look s 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 look ed upon as an authority      ,    to look  alive , ; look  before you leap   ; look  here! !; look  sharp! !; ()  !; to look  at home    ,    ; to look  at him    
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
look-in= [lukIn] _n. 1>   2>   3> _. ; to have a look-in     
looking-for= [lukINf] _n. 1>  2> , 
looking-glass= [lukINglAs] _n. 
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> 
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 loose d his tongue     2> ; ;  ();  () 3> ,   (  ..) 4>  (. loose  off) 5> _.   4. _n. ,  (  ..); to give () 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. ;  
loo-table= [luteIbl] _n.  
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. _. 
lope= [lup] 1. _n.  , ,  (.  ) 2. _v.   (.  )
lop-eared= [lpId] _a. 
loppings= [lpINz] _n. _pl.  
loppy= [lpI] _a. () 
lop-sided= [lpsaIdId] _a. 1> ; Σ, Σ 2> ; ; lop-sided  development ,  
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 > ,   ; >  ; lord s of creation > _.  ; > _. ,   2> , ;   ; the Lords spiritual  -   ; the Lords temporal    ; my lord  [mIld]  (   , ,   ) 3> (the) Lords _.   4> ,  (); the cotton lord s   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 lord ed over   ,   
Lord=Lieutenant  [ldleftennt] _n. 1>        2> -  (. ) 3> _. -  ( 1922 .)
lordliness= [ldlInIs] _n. 1> ,  2>  3> 
lordly= [ldlI] 1. _a. 1>  ,  2> ,  3> , ,  4>  2. _adv. 1>   , - 2> 
Lord=Mayor  [ldmE] _n. -; lord Mayor's Day 9  (     -); lord Mayor's show      -  
Lord=Provost  [ldprvst] _n. - (   )
Lord=Rector  [ldrekt] _n. ޣ  (  )
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) loss es >  ; >   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) lot s  () ; to settle by lot   أ; to cast ( to throw) in one's lot  with smb. ,  ()   -.; the lot  fell upon ( came to) me     2>  (); across lot s ,  ԣ; parking lot    3> ,      ,   4> _. ,  ();  5> , ; a lot  (of), lot s of , ; ; lot s and lot s of _.  ,  6>  (); we'll send you the texstbooks in three different lot s  ̣      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-hailer= [laudheIl] _n. ; , 
loudly= [laudlI] _adv. 1> , ;  2> 
loudmouth= [laudmauT] _n. _. 
loudmouthed= [laudmauDd] _a. _. , 
loud=speaker  [laudspik] _n. _. , 
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)    ()
lounger= [laundZ] _n. 
lounge=suit  [laundZsjut] _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. _.  
Lovelace= [lvleIs] _n. ,  (      " ")
loveless= [lvlIs] _a. ; ;   ( )
love-letter= [lvlet] _n.  
love-lies-bleeding= [lvlaIzblidIN] _n. _.  ,  
loveliness= [lvlInIs] _n. ; ; , 
lovelock= [lvlk] _n. ,      ݣ
love-lorn= [lvln] _a. 1>   ģ  2>  ( )
lovely= [lvlI] 1. _a. 1> , ; _.  2> _. ,  2. _n. _.  (  )
love-making= [lvmeIkIN] _n. 1>  2>  
love-match= [lvmQtS] _n.   
lover= [lv] _n. 1> ; ; _pl. ̣ 2>  (-.);  3> ; lover s of peace   4> _. , 
love-seat= [lvsit] _n. ,  
lovesick= [lvsIk] _a.   
love-story= [lvstrI] _n.  ; ,   
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-born= [lubn] _a.  
lowboy= [lubI] _n. _.       
low-bred= [lubred] _a. , ԣ
lowbrow= [lubrau] _. 1. _n.   2. _a. 1>  2> 
lowbrowed= [lubraud] _a. 1>  2>  ( ԣ) 3> ԣ, ,    (   ..) 4> 
Low=Church  [lutStS] _n.        (. High Church)
Low=Countries  [lukntrIz] _n. _pl. ,   
low-down= [ludaun] _. 1. _a. 1> , ; to play a low-down  trick  ,   2> ,  2. _adv. to play it low-down    ,  3. _n. _. , , 
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.  
low-flying= [luflaIIN] _a.     ( ̣)
low-grade= [lugreId] 1. _a. ;  2. _n.  
low=ground  [lugraund] _n. , 
lowland= [lulnd] _n. (. _pl.)  , , ; the Lowlands ,     ( . Highlands)
low=life  [lulaIf] _n. ,   
lowlived= [lulIvd] _a. 1> ,     2> , 
lowly= [lulI] 1. _a. 1>      2> ;  2. _adv. 
low-minded= [lumaIndId] _a. , 
low-necked= [lunekt] _a. ,    ( )
low-paid= [lupeId] _a. 
low-pitched= [lupItSt] _a. 1>  ,  ( ) 2>  ( ) 3>   
low-powered= [lupaud] _a. _. 
low=relief  [lurIlif] _n. 
low-spirited= [luspIrItId] _a. , 
low-water=mark  [luwtmAk] _n.   ; _.  (-.); to be at low-water mark _.    ;   
loyal= [lIl] _a. , ; ; 
loyalist= [lIlIst] _n. 
loyalty= [lIltI] _n. , ; 
lozenge= [lzIndZ] _n. 1> ;  ;  2> У, 
l.=s. d.  [elesdi] _n. 1>  ,    ( _. librae, solidi, denarii) 2> _. ; ; it is only a matter of l. s. d.    
L-square= [elskwE] _n.   
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 lug s > ; > ,   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  
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> (. _.) ;  
lumber-mill= [lmbmIl] _n. _.  
lumber-room= [lmbrum] _n. 
lumber-yard= [lmbjAd] _n. _.  
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 lung s ̣ the lung s of London       ; good lung s  
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. _. _. ̣ 
lung=fever  [lNfiv] _n. _.   ̣
lungtester= [lNtest] _n. 
lungwort= [lNwt] _n. _. ̣ , 
lunkhead= [lNkhed] _n. _. _. 
lunik= [lunIk] _. _n. 
lupin= [lupIn] _n. _. 
lupine= [lupIn] _n. _. 
lupine= [lupaIn] _a. 
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> , 
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> 
Mach=number  [mAknmb] _n. _.  ,  
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 > ,   ; >   
madefy= [mQdIfaI] _v. , 
Madeira= [mdIr] _n.  () {. .   }
mademoiselle= [mQdmzel] _. _n. 1> ,      ( .    ) 2> -
made=up  [meIdp] _a. 1>  2>  ( ) 3> ;  4> ;      
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. ; 
Maecenas= [misinQs] _n. 
maelstrom= [meIlstrum] _n. ,  (. _.)
maenad= [minQd] _n. _. _. 
maestoso= [mAestuzu] _. _adv. _. , 
maestri= [mAestrI] _pl.  maestro
maestro= [mAestru] _. _n. (_pl. ri) 
Mae=West  [meIwest] _n.    ̣
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.  ,  
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
maid-of-all-work= [meIdvlwk] _n. ,   , "  ӣ"
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-boat= [meIlbut] _n.  
mailbox= [meIlbks] _n. _.  
mail-car= [meIlkA] _n.  
mail-cart= [meIlkAt] _n. 1>   2>  
mail-clad= [meIlklQd] _a.   , 
mail-coach= [meIlkutS] = mail-cart 1
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. _. 
mail=order  [meIlǍd] _n. 1>       2> _.  
mail-order= [meIlǍd] _a. mail-order  house  " "
mail-plane= [meIlpleIn] _n.  ̣
mail=train  [meIltreIn] _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.  
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 maintain ed that he was right  ,    5> _. ;   
maintenance= [meIntnns] _n. 1> , ;  2> ;    3>  4> _.  (      ) 5> _. ,   ;   6> _. ;   (  ) 7> _attr. ; maintenance  crew   
maintop= [meIntp] _n. _. -
main=yard  [meInjAd] _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.  , 
makepeace= [meIkpis] _n. ; 
maker= [meIk] _n. 1> ,   -. 2> ,  3> _.  4> _. 
makeshift= [meIkSIft] _n. 1> ; ;   2> _attr. ; 
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 > ͣ; > 
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 making s 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. 
malarial= [mlErIl] _a. ; malarial  district  
malaria-ridden= [mlErIrIdn] _a.  ( )
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> 
Maltese= [mltiz] 1. _a.  2. _n. 1> ; the Maltese  _pl. _.  2>   - 
maltha= [mQlT] _n. _. , ޣ  
malt-house= [mlthaus] _n. 
maltose= [mltus] _n. _. ,  
maltreat= [mQltrit] _v. 1>   2>  (-.)
maltreatment= [mQltritmnt] _n.  
maltster= [mltst] _n. 
malt-worm= [mltwm] _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= [mn]     , ; . fisherman ; postman 
manacle= [mQnkl] 1. _n. (. _pl.) 1> ,   2> ;  2. _v.  
manage= [mQnIdZ] _v. 1> , , ;   ; to manage  a household    2>   ( -.);  (  ..) 3> , ;  ();  () 4> , ,  () ( _.); he manage d 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> , 
man-at-arms= [mQntAmz] _n. (_pl. men-at-arms) _. ֣ 
manatee= [mQnti] _n. _. 
man-carried= [mQnkQrId] _a. 
man-child= [mQntSaIld] _n. (_pl. menchildren) 
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. 
man-eater= [mQnit] _n. 1>  2> _. -
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      
man-hour= [mQnau] _n. -
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>  ( )
man-made= [mQnmeId] _a. ,   ; man-made  noise _. ,  ; man-made  fibre ,  ; man-made  satellite   
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 manner s    ; he has fair manner s     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. ,  ( ;  )
mannered= [mQnd]    :  - ; . well-mannered    ; ill-mannered    
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 ()  -.   
man-of-war= [mQnvw] _n. (_pl. men-of-war)  ; man-of-war 's man  
manometer= [mnmIt] _n. 
manor= [mQn] _n. () 
manor-house= [mQnhaus] _n.  
manorial= [mnrIl] _a. ,   
man-o,-war= [mQnw] = man-of-war
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.  -  
man-sized= [mQnsaIzd] _a. 1> ,    2> _. 
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 
maple= [meIpl] _n. 1> ̣ 2> _attr. 
maple-leaf= [meIpllif] _n.   (.   )
map-maker= [mQpmeIk] _n. 
mapping= [mQpIN] 1. _pres-p.  map 2 2. _n.   ;  ; ;  ߣ
map=range  [mQpreIndZ] _n. _.   ( )
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.   
marbled= [mAbld] 1. _p-p.  marble 2 2. _a. ,  ; marbled  edges   ()
marble-topped= [mAbltpt] _a. marble-topped  table       
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. 
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. 
march=past  [mAtSpAst] _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 marine s   3> _.  ,  tell that to the marine s! = 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>       
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> ; ;   
marketability= [mAkItbIlItI] _n. ,   
marketable= [mAkItbl] _a. 1>  ( ) 2> ; ; marketable  surplus of grain  
market-day= [mAkItdeI] _n.  
marketeer= [mAkItI] _n. 1> ,  2>     
market=garden  [mAkItgAdn] _n.  (    )
marketing= [mAkItIN] 1. _pres-p.  market 2 2. _n. 1>  2>  
market-place= [mAkItpleIs] _n. ,  
market-price= [mAkItpraIs] _n.  
marking= [mAkIN] 1. _pres-p.  mark II, 2 2. _n. 1> ;  2> ; ,  3>  4>  ( )
markka= [mAk] _n.  (  )
marksman= [mAksmn] _n.  
marksmanship= [mAksmnSIp] _n.  
mark-up= [mAkp] _n. 1>   ( ) 2>      
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   ;   
marrowbone= [mQrubun] _n. 1>   2> ,  3> _pl. _. ; to bring smb. down to his marrowbone s  -.  ,  ; to go ( to get) down on one's marrowbone s    4> _pl. _.  to ride in the marrowbone  coach  "  () "
marrowfat= [mQrufQt] _n.  
marrow=squash  [mQruskwS] _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. , 
marshal= [mASl] 1. _n. 1> (M.) _.  2> - 3> _.   (   ) 4>    5> _.    6>   (  );   (  ) 2. _v. 1>  (, ) 2>   ̣  ();  (    ..) 3>  ,  (in) 4> _-.   
marshalling=yard  [mASlINjAd] _n. _-.  
marsh=gas  [mASgQs] _n.  , 
marsh=harrier  [mAShQrI] _n. _.  ( ) 
marshland= [mASlQnd] _n.  
marsh=mallow  [mASmQlu] _n. _.  
marsh=marigold  [mASmQrIguld] _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 mass es) _pl.   5> _. ; ; mass  of manoeuvre Σ ;   6> _.  7> _attr. ; a mass  meeting  ; mass  production  ( )  2. _v. 1> ()   2> _. , 
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  
mass-produce= [mQsprdjus] _v. ,  
mass-spectrograph= [mQsspektrugrAf] _n. _. -
mass-spectrometer= [mQsspektrmIt] _n. _. -
massy= [mQsI] _a. , 
mast= _I [mAst] _n. _-.  _II [mAst] 1. _n. 1>  2> _attr.  to serve ( to sail) before the mast     2. _v.  
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 master s >   (  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-builder= [mAstbIld] _n. -
masterful= [mAstful] _a. 1> ,  2>  3> 
master-key= [mAstki] _n. ; _.  
masterliness= [mAstlInIs] _n. , 
masterly= [mAstlI] 1. _a. ;  2. _adv. 
mastermind= [mAstmaInd] 1. _n. 1>   2> ,  (. , ) 2. _v. ,  (. )
Master=of Ceremonies  [mAstrvserImnIz] _n. 1>  2> 
Master=of the Horse  [mAstrvDhs] _n. 
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   
mast-head= _I [mAsthed] _. 1. _n.   2. _v. 1>     ( ) 2>    _II [mAsthed] _n. _. 1>   (  ) 2>   , ţ ,    .. (  )
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) match ed 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.  
matchless= [mQtSlIs] _a. , , ģ
matchlock= [mQtSlk] _n. _. _.  
matchlock=musket  [mQtSlkmskIt] _n. _. _.    
matchmaker= [mQtSmeIk] _n. 1> ;  2> _. Σ
matchmaking= [mQtSmeIkIN] _n. 1>  2> _.  
match-point= [mQtSpInt] _n. _. ,   
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 material s   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 matter s  ; as matter s 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-course= [mQtrvks] _a. ;   ; , 
matter=of fact  [mQtervfQkt] _n.  ; as a matter of fact > ,   ; >  ;  
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 maul ed 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.  (   , ); maxi coat  ; maxi skirt -
maxilla= [mQksIl] _n. (_pl. lae) ()  ( )
maxillae= [mQksIli] _pl.  maxilla
maxillary= [mQksIlrI] _a. 
Maxim= [mQksIm] _n.  ͣ   (. Maxim  machine-gun)
maxim= [mQksIm] _n. 1> ,  2>  , 
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-apple= [meIQpl] _n. _. , 
maybe= [meIbi] _adv.  
maybloom= [meIblum] _n.  
Maybug= [meIbg] _n.  
May=Day  [meIdeI] _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.  , 
mealies= [milIz] _n. _pl. _-. 
mealiness= [milInIs] _n. 1>  2>  ()
meals-on-wheels= [milznwilz] _n.          ( ̣)
mealtime= [miltaIm] _n.    (,   ..)
meal-worm= [milwm] _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 mean s of communication  ; the mean s of circulation _.  ; the mean s of payment _. ԣ ; the mean s and instruments of production    ; mean s of employment   ; by all mean s >  ; >  ,      ; > , ; by any mean s      ; by mean s of... ...; by no mean s >  ;    ; > ,  ; it is by no mean s cheap    ģ 4> _pl. , , ; mean s of subsistence   ; a man of mean s   ,   5> _attr. mean s 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 mean s 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.) measure s    (, ,   ..); full (short) measure   () ; to give good measure  >   ; > _.    2> ; made to measure    ;   ; to take smb.'s measure  >    -.; > _.   -.;  -.  3> , ; to set measure s 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) measure s  (, )  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 measure s 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
meatman= [mitmn] _n. 
meat-offering= [mitǍfrIN] _n. _.  
meat-packing= [mitpQkIN] _n.  ; meat-packing  industry  
meat-safe= [mitseIf] _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 meet s 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 _.  ; member s of armed forces   ֣  2> , Σ; ; member s 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. _. 
myrmidon= [mmIdn] _n. 1> (Myrmidon) _. _.  2> _. , ; myrmidon s of the law  ,   (,  , )
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 merit s 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 metal s  ۣ   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. ;  ; mete s 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. 
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  
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.  
middleman= [mIdlmQn] _n. ; 
middlemost= [mIdlmust] _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 )
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 midland s) _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.  ,  
mid-week= [mIdwik] _n. 1>   2>  (  )
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 ) mile s easier (better)     (); not a hundred mile s away ̣, ; to stand ( to stick) out a mile  _.  ,   ,   
mileage= [maIlIdZ] _n. 1>   ;  ()  2>   (   ..,  ޣ   )
mile-post= [maIlpust] _n.  
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.  
milker= [mIlk] _n. 1> ;  2>   3>  
milk-float= [mIlkflut] _n.    
milk-gauge= [mIlkgeIdZ] _n. 
milking-machine= [mIlkINmSin] _n.  
milk-livered= [mIlklIvd] _a. 
milkmaid= [mIlkmeId] _n. 
milkman= [mIlkmn] _n.  
milk-shake= [mIlkSeIk] _n.  
milksop= [mIlksp] _n. 1>  , "", "" 2> _.  ,   
milk-sugar= [mIlkSug] _n. _.  , 
milk-tooth= [mIlktuT] _n.  
milkweed= [mIlkwid] _n.   ,   , ., 
milk-white= [mIlkwaIt] _a. -
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. _.   
millboard= [mIlbd] _n.  
mill=cake  [mIlkeIk] _n. 
mill-dam= [mIldQm] _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)  ()
mill-hand= [mIlhQnd] _n.    
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
mill-pond= [mIlpnd] _n.  ;   
mill-race= [mIlreIs] _n. 1>   2>  ,     
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 =     
mill-stream= [mIlstrim] = mill-race 2
mill-wheel= [mIlwil] _n.  
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. 
mincemeat= [mInsmit] _n.   , ,   . ( ) to make mincemeat  of =   ; ,  ()
mince=pie  [mInspaI] _n.   {. mincemeat}
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 mind s 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 mind s ,    5>  (); mind 's eye  ,  ; deep in one's mind  ()   many men, many mind s, no two mind s 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. ,  (-. )
minded= [maIndId]    >    , : double-minded  ; ; evil-minded  ; high-minded  ; low-minded  ; small-minded  ; pure-minded  ; >   ,   -. medically-minded   ,    
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>  ( -.);  (  ..)
mineable= [maInbl] _a. _.   
mine-clearing= [maInklIrIN] _n. _. 
mine-detector= [maIndItekt] _n. _. 
minefield= [maInfild] _n. _.  
mine=foreman  [maInfmn] _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
mine=worker  [maInwk] = miner 1
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. - (   ,    ..)
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> ; minion s of the law ,  3> _.  4> _.  (  7 )
mini-recession= [mInIrIseSn] _n. _. _. ,   
mini-skirt= [mInIskt] _n. -
minister= [mInIst] 1. _n. 1> ; the minister s  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 minnow s =   
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 minute s   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.  
minutely= _I [mInItlI] 1. _a.  2. _adv.  _II [maInjutlI] _adv. 1>  2> 
minute-man= [mInItmQn] _n. _. 1> _.    (    1775-83 .) 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 
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. , , ;  misfortune s never come alone ( singly) _.     ; =  ,  
misgave= [mIsgeIv] _p.  misgive
misgive= [mIsgIv] _v. (misgave; misgiven) 1>  , ,  ; my heart misgive s 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 miss ed him at the hotel      ; to miss  smb. in the crowd  -.  ; to miss  the bus >   ; >   ,  -. 3> ,   (,   ..) 4> ,  (,  -  , ; . miss  out) 5>   (-., -.);  ( -.); we miss ed you badly      6> ; he just miss ed being killed      7>    ; he won't be miss ed    ; when did you miss  your purse?   ,     ? _II [mIs] _n. 1> ,  (      ;         - M. Jones,          - M. Mary;      . ) 2> _. ,  3> _. 
missal= [mIsl] _n. _.  ()
missel= [mIzl] _n.  ()
mis-shapen= [mIsSeIpn] _a. , 
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.  ; 
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. ; _.  
missus= [mIsIz] = missis
missy= [mIsI] _n.  (_. _.,  _.    )
mist= [mIst] 1. _n. 1> (̣) ; ; ; ; Scotch mist   ; ,    2>    2. _v. 1>  ; () 2> (  ) it mist s, it is mist ing 
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  >   -.  ; >  -. , 
mitten= [mItn] _n. 1> ;  2> _pl. = mitt 2; 3> = mitt 1 4> _.   to get the mitten  >   ( ); >    ; to give the mitten  ; to handle without mitten s  ;    
mittimus= [mItIms] _. _n. 1> _.     ;    2> _.   
mitt-reader= [mItrid] _n. _. _. , 
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 mix ed up   (in, with -  ޣ-.)
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> _.  
mix-in= [mIksIn] _n. _. , 
mixture= [mIkstS] _n. 1>  2> ; without mixture    3> _. 
mix-up= [mIksp] _n. _. 1> ,  2> 
mizzle= _I [mIzl] 1. _n.  2. _v. (  ) it mizzle s, 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-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>  ()  
mob=law  [mbl] _n. 
mocassin= [mksIn] _n. 1> ; water mocassin s   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 _. 
mockery= [mkrI] _n. 1> , ;  2>  3>  4>  
mock-heroic= [mkhIruIk] _. 1. _n. 1>   2>     2. _n. 
mocking-bird= [mkINbd] _n. _. 
mock-turtlesoup= [mkttlsup] _n.    
mock-up= [mkp] _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> 
modeller= [mdl] _n. 1>  2> 
modeling= [mdlIN] 1. _pres-p.  model 2 2. _n. 1>    2>   3> _. 
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 modern s) _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= [mwA] _. _n.  ()
moire= [mwAreI] _. _a. 
moist= [mIst] 1. _a. 1> ; ; moist  colours   ( ) 2>  2. _v. = moisten
moisten= [mIsn] _v. 1> ;  2>  , , ; her eyes moisten ed 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. _. , -
molecular= [mulekjul] _a. 
molecule= [mlIkjul] _n. 
mole-eyed= [mulaId] _a. 1>     (  ) 2> 
molehill= [mulhIl] _n. 
mole-rat= [mulrQt] _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-coddle= [mlIkdl] 1. _n. 1>  2> _. "", "" 2. _v. , 
Molly=Maguire  [mlImgwaI] _n. _.    ,     
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-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>    
moneyed= [mnId] _a. 1>  2> ; moneyed  assistance  ; the moneyed  interest  ;  
money-grubber= [mnIgrb] _n. 
money-grubbing= [mnIgrbIN] 1. _n.  2. _a. ; 
money-lender= [mnIlend] _n. 
moneyless= [mnIlIs] _a.   ,   , 
money-maker= [mnImeIk] _n. 1>  2> _. ,  
money-market= [mnImAkIt] _n.  ;  
moneyorder= [mnIǍd] _n.   
money-spinner= [mnIspIn] _n. 1>   ,    2> _.  ,   .. 3> ; 
money's-worth= [mnIzwT] _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. , 
moniker= [mnIk] _n. _. ; 
monicker= [mnIk] _n. _. ; 
monies= [mnIz] _pl.  money 3
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. _. "() " (  )
monkeyish= [mNkIIS] _a. 1>  2> 
monkey-jacket= [mNkIdZQkIt] _n.   , 
monkey-jar= [mNkIdZA] _n.    
monkey-nut= [mNkInt] _n.  , 
monkey-puzzle= [mNkIpzl] _n. _.  
monkey-shine= [mNkISaIn] (. _pl.) _. = monkey-business 2
monkeytricks= [mNkItrIks] _n. _pl. , 
monkey-wrench= [mNkIrentS] _n. 1> _.    2> , ; to throw a monkey-wrench  into smth. ; =    ̣
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 monosyllable s  , 
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 mood s   _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)
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.    ,  
moon=robot  [munrubt] = moon rover
moon=rover  [munruv] _n. 
moonscape= [munskeIp] _n.  
moonshine= [munSaIn] _n. 1>   2> ;  3> _. _. ;  
moonshiner= [munSaIn] _n. _. _. 1>  2> ,  
moonship= [munSIp] _n.    
moon=shot  [munSt] _n. ̣  
moonstone= [munstun] _n. _.  
moonstruck= [munstrk] _a. 
moon=walker  [munwk] = moon rover
moony= [munI] _a. 1>   ;  2> , ;  3> _. 
Moor= [mu] _n. 1>  2> _. 
moor= _I [mu] _n. 1>  ,   2>    _II [mu] _v. ; ();   
moorage= [murIdZ] _n. 1>   2>    
moorbath= [mubAT] _n. ,    
moorcock= [mukk] . moor game
moorfowl= [mufaul] = moor game
moor=game  [mugeIm] _n.   (moorcock , moorhen )
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. mop s and mows ,  2. _v. to mop  and mow 
mope= [mup] 1. _n. (the mope s) _pl. ; to have a fit of the mope s  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] _a. _. ; Mosaic  Law  
mosaic= [muzeIIk] 1. _n. 1>  2> -.,     (. _. ) 2. _a.  3. _v.  ;   
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> , 
mossiness= [msInIs] _n. ; 
moss-rose= [msruz] _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 mother ed on ( upon) Miss X.     .
mother=country  [mDkntrI] _n. 1>  2>  (   )
mother-craft= [mDkrAft] _n.   
motherhood= [mDhud] _n. 
mothering= [mDrIN] _n.  , 
mothering=Sunday  [mDrINsndI] _n. _. ף  
mother-in-law= [mDrInl] _n. (_pl. mothers-in-law) 1> ԣ 2> 
motherland= [mDlQnd] _n. , 
motherless= [mDlIs] _a. ۣ 
motherly= [mDlI] 1. _a.  2. _adv. -
mother=missile  [mDmIsaIl] _n. -,   ( )
mother=of pearl  [mDrvpl] _n. 
mother-of-pearl= [mDrvpl] _a. 
mother=of thousands  [mDrvTauzndz] _n. _. 1>  ̣ 2> , 
mother=ship  [mDSIp] _n. _. 1>   2>  -
mothers-in-law= [mDzInl] _pl.  mother-in-law
mother's=mark  [mDzmAk] _n.  
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.  
motional= [muSnl] _a. 
motionless= [muSnlIs] _a. ,  ;   
motion=picture  [muSnpIktS] _n. , 
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. 
motorcade= [mutkeId] _n. _. 1>  2>  ;  
motor-car= [mutkA] _n. 1>   2> _.  
motor=cycle  [mutsaIkl] _n. 
motorcycle= [mutsaIkl] _v.  ;   
motor-cyclist= [mutsaIklIst] _n. 
motoring= [mutrIN] 1. _pres-p.  motor 3 2. _n. 1>   2>  
motorist= [mutrIst] _n. 
motor=ship  [mutSIp] _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 mount ed, a blush mount ed 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 mouth s  ,  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>  ( )
mouther= [mauD] _n. 1>   2> 
mouth-filling= [mauTfIlIN] _a. 
mouthful= [mauTful] _n. 1>   (-.); ;  2>   3>  ,   .. to say a mouthful   -. , 
mouth-organ= [mauTǍgn] _n.  
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 move s   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  ..
mucker= [mk] 1. _n. 1> _. ֣ ; _.  ; to come a mucker  _. >  ; >   ; ; to go a mucker     (on, over) 2> _. ,  3> _.  (); ;   2. _v. _. 1>  , ;   2>  ( mucker  away)
muck-rake= [mkreIk] 1. _n. 1>    2> ,  2. _v.    ԣ    
muck-raker= [mkreIk] _n. " " (,        ԣ    )
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-bath= [mdbAT] _n. _.  
mud=box  [mdbks] _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   ; =    
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 ( )
mug-house= [mghaus] _n. _. 
mug-hunter= [mghnt] _n. _. _.  
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 mulct ed 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 
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. ; ; 
multi-stage= [mltIsteIdZ] _a. 1> ; multi-stage  rocket   2>  3> 
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.  ( )
munitioner= [mjunISn] = munition-worker
munition-factory= [mjunISnfQktrI] _n.  
munition-worker= [mjunISnwk] _n.   
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> _. , 
musical= [mjuzIkl] 1. _a. 1> ; musical  comedy ;   2> ; musical  voice   2. _n. 
music-case= [mjuzIkkeIs] _n.   
music-hall= [mjuzIkhl] _n. 1> - 2>  
musician= [mjuzISn] _n. 1> ;  2> 
music=master  [mjuzIkmAst] _n.  
music=mistress  [mjuzIkmIstrIs] _n.  
musicologist= [mjuzIkldZIst] _n. 
music-paper= [mjuzIkpeIp] _n.  
music-rack= [mjuzIkrQk] = music-stand
music-stand= [mjuzIkstQnd] _n.  ( )
music-stool= [mjuzIkstul] _n.   (   )
musk= [msk] _n. 1>  2>  
musk-deer= [mskdI] _n.  
musk-duck= [mskdk] _n.  
muskeg= [mskeg] _n. _. 1> ڣ  2>   
musket= [mskIt] _n. _. 
musketeer= [mskItI] _n. _. ԣ
musketry= [mskItrI] _n. _. 1> _. ԣ 2>   3>   4>  
musk-ox= [mskks] _n. ,  
musk-rat= [mskrQt] _n. 1>  2> 
musk-shrew= [mskSru] _n. 
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.  "" (    )
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. _.   ; _.  
must-list= [mstlIst] _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 mutton s Σ    ; mutton  dressed like lamb  
mutton-bird= [mtnbd] _n. _.  
mutton=chop  [mtntSp] _n. 1>   2> _pl. 
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. , 
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- ( ) ; > _. 
nab= [nQb] _v. 1> ,     2>  3> , 
nabob= [neIbb] _n. _. 
nacelle= [nQsel] _n. 1>   2>   3>   ̣
nacre= [neIk] _n. 1>  2>  
nacrous= [neIkrIs] _a. 
nacreous= [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 nail ed    2>  (  ..) 3> _. , ; , ; the police have nail ed the thief    4> _. _. , ""; to be nail ed 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  
naildrawer= [neIldr] _n. ģ
nailed-up= [neIldp] _a.  -,  
nailer= [neIl] _n. 1> ;  2> _.  (at nailer   ޣ-.) 3> _.  
nailery= [neIlrI] _n.  
nail-head= [neIlhed] _n.  
nailing= [neIlIN] 1. _pres-p.  nail 2 2. _a. _. , , 
nail-scissors= [neIlsIzz] _n. _pl.   
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 name s 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 name s () 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. 
nameless= [neImlIs] _a. 1> , ;  2> ;  3> , 
namely= [neImlI] _adv. _a. ,  
name-part= [neImpAt] _n.    
name-plate= [neImpleIt] _n. 1> ,    ( ) 2>  ;  ()
namesake= [neImseIk] _n. 1> = name-child 2> ԣ
name-story= [neImstrI] _n. ,    
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 nap ping    _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 narrow est 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 narrow ed her lids   narrow  down  ; to narrow  an argument down     
narrowgauge= [nQrugeIdZ] _n. _-.  
narrow-gauge= [nQrugeIdZ] _a. 1> _-.  2> _. 
narrowgoods= [nQrugudz] _n. _pl. ,   ..
narrowly= [nQrulI] _adv. 1> ,  2> ; he narrowly  escaped drowning     3> , ; ; to look at a thing narrowly    -.
narrow-minded= [nQrumaIndId] _a. , ̣, ;  
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 nation s  ; most favoured nation  _.    3> the nation  _. >  ,  (. this nation ); >  4> (the nation s) _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 national s   
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 naturalize d 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 nay s have it   2. _adv. 1> ;  ;  ; I have weighty, nay , unanswerable reasons    ,  ,   2> _. 
naze= [neIz] _n. _. ,  
Nazi= [nAtsI] 1. _n. ,  2. _a. , 
Nazism= [nAtsIzm] _n. , 
neap= [nip] 1. _n.   ( ,   1-  3-  ) 2. _v.  ( ); neap ed 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 near er 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 near ing one's end , 
nearbeer= [nIbI] _n.  
nearby= [nIbaI] _a. , 
near=desert  [nIdezt] _n. 
nearearth= [nIȫT] _a. ; nearearth  space  
nearly= [nIlI] _adv. 1> ; nearly  related >   ; >    2> ; ;  not nearly   
near=miss  [nImIs] _n.    (.  ); ; it was a near miss = -  ; ݣ    
nearness= [nInIs] _n. 
near=sight  [nIsaIt] _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}
neathanded= [nithQndId] _a. , 
neatherd= [nithd] _n. 
neatly= [nitlI] _adv. 1> ,  2> ޣ,  3> , 
neatness= [nitnIs] _n. 1> , ;  2> ޣ 3> , 
neat'sleather= [nitsleD] _n.  
neat'stongue= [nitstN] _n.  
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 need s   3> , , ; for need  of -  2. _v. 1>  ( ޣ-.);  , ; what he need s is a good thrashing     2> ; the book need s correction   ; it need s 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. , 
ne'er= [nE] _adv. (_.  never) _.  ne'er  a...  ...
ne'er-do-weel= [nEduwil], ne'er-do-well [nEduwel] 1. _n. ;  2. _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 negative s make an affirmative     ; he is a bundle of negative s  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 neglect ed my remark   ϣ    3> ,   (-.) ;    ; he neglect ed 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> ;  ; negotiation s are under way  ; to conduct negotiation s   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 neighbour s 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) nerve s  ; a fit ( an attack) of nerve s  ; to get on one's nerve s   , ; to suffer from nerve s    ; to steady one's  ; a war of nerve s  ,   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.  , 
nerveless= [nvlIs] _a. 1> , ;  2> _.     3> _.   
nerve-racking= [nvrQkIN] _a. ,   
nerve-strain= [nvstreIn] _n.  ; _.  
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 nest ing   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 nettle s =    ; 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. , 
nevermore= [nevm] _adv.  ,  
never-never= [nevnev] _n. ,  ; on the never-never  _.  
nevertheless= [nevDles] 1. _adv.  ,  2. _cj.   
never-to-be-forgotten= [nevtbIfgtn] _a. 
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-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> 
NewDeal= [njudil] _n. _. 1> " " (  ) 2>  
newel= [njul] _n. _. 1>      2>      
newelpost= [njulpust] = newel
newerliterature= [njulItrItS] _n. ,  
new-fallen= [njufln] _a. ,    ( )
new-fangled= [njufQNgld] _. . new-fashioned
new-fashioned= [njufQSnd] _a. , ;  
new-fledged= [njufledZd] _a.   
new-found= [njufaund] _a.  ԣ
Newfoundland= [njufaundlnd] _n. , - {. .   }
Newfoundlanddog= [njufaundlnddg] = Newfaundland
Newfoundlander= [njufndlQnd] _n. 1>   2> ,   3> = Newfoundland
NewFrontier= [njufrntj] _n. _. " " (  )
Newgate= [njugIt] _n.    ( )
new=growth  [njugruT] _n. , 
newish= [njuIS] _a.  
new-laid= [njuleId] _a. ӣ ( )
newly= [njulI] _adv. 1> , ; -, - 2> ; newly  arrived  ; the newly  weds , ֣
new-made= [njumeId] _a. 1>   2>  , 
Newmarket= [njumAkIt] _n. 1>     2>   
Newmarket=coat  [njumAkItkut] = Newmarket 1
new-minted= [njumIntId] _a. 1>    ( ); , ף 2>   ,    ( , )
new=moon  [njumun] _n. 1>   2> 
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  _. =   news  (  )  ; to be in the news     ;    
news=agency  [njuzeIdZnsI] _n.  
news-agent= [njuzeIdZnt] _n.  ˣ
news-boy= [njuzbI] _n. ,   (  )
newscast= [njuzkAst] _n.    ( , )
newscaster= [njuzkAst] _n. 1>  2> 
news=cinema  [njuzsInIm] _n.  - 
news-dealer= [njuzdil] _. = news-agent
news-department= [njuzdIpAtmnt] _n.  ;  
newshawk= [njuzhk] _n. _. ԣ
news-letter= [njuzlet] _n.   (   ..);  
news-man= [njuzmQn] _n. 1> , ԣ 2> ,  
newsmonger= [njuzmNg] _n. ; 
newspaper= [njuspeIp] _n. 1>  2> _attr. 
newspaperese= [njuspeIpriz] _n.  ; ,    ԣ
newsprint= [njuzprInt] _n.  
news-reel= [njuzril] 1. _n. ,  ;  2. _v.   
news-room= [njuzrum] _n. 1>  ,       2> _.   (  )
newsservice= [njuzsvIs] _n.  ,  
news-sheet= [njuzSit] _n. 1>  2> _. _. _. 
news-stand= [njuzstQnd] _n. 1>  ң,  2> _. = bookstall
news-theatre= [njuzTIt] _n.  - 
New=Style  [njustaIl] _n.   ( )
news-vendor= [njuzvend] _n.  , 
newsy= [njuzI] 1. _a. _. 1>     2>  2. _n. _. = news-boy
newt= [njut] _n. _. 
Newtonian= [njutunjn] 1. _a.  2. _n.  
new=year  [njuj] _n. 1>  ; a Happy New Year!   ! 2> _attr. ; new year party   
new-year's= [njujz] _a. ; new-year's  eve   ; new-year's  day  
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 nice st 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] _n. ޣ,  (. Old N.)
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-. 
nickel= [nIkl] 1. _n. 1> _.  2>   5  nickel  nurser _. _. , ; N.! _.  ޣ ? 2. _v. 
nickelage= [nIklIdZ] = nickel-plating
nickelodeon= [nIklǫudjn] _n. _. _. -; -
nickel-plating= [nIklpleItIN] _n. _. , 
nicker= [nIk] _v. _. 1>  2> , 
nick-nack= [nIknQk] = knick-knack
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. _. ; 
niddle-noddle= [nIdlndl] 1. _a.  2. _v. = nid-nod
nidge= [nIdZ] = nig
nidi= [naIdaI] _pl.  nidus
nidificate= [nIdIfIkeIt] _v.  
nidify= [nIdIfaI] = nidificate
nid-nod= [nIdnd] _v. 
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) night s _.  ; 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. _. ,  
nightcap= [naItkQp] _n. 1> _.   2> _.     3> _. _.   
night-cart= [naItkAt] _n.  
night-chair= [naIttSE] _n. ,  
night-clothes= [naItkluDz] _n.  أ
night-club= [naItklb] 1. _n.   2. _v.   
night-dress= [naItdres] _n.   (  )
nightfall= [naItfl] _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>  
nightingale= [naItINgeIl] _n. 
night-intruder= [naItIntrud] _n. _.  
nightjar= [naItdZA] _n.  ()
night-life= [naItlaIf] _n.   ()
night-light= [naItlaIt] _n. 
night-line= [naItlaIn] _n.   ,   
night-long= [naItlN] 1. _a.    2. _adv.    ,  
nightly= [naItlI] 1. _a. 1>  2> ;    2. _adv. ,  ; 
nightman= [naItmn] _a. _. 1>  2>  
nightmare= [naItmE] _n. 1>  2> _. ; ,   
nightmarish= [naItmErIS] _a. 
night-nurse= [naItns] _n.  
night-piece= [naItpis] _n. ,    
night-rider= [naItraId] _n. _.  ̣
night-robe= [naItrub] = night-dress
night-school= [naItskul] _n.  ;  
nightshade= [naItSId] _n. _. ̣; black nightshade  ޣ ̣; deadly nightshade  ,  ; woody - ̣
night-shift= [naItSIft] _n.  
night-soil= [naItsIl] _n.  ( )
nightstick= [naItstIk] _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-watch es    2>  
night-watchman= [naItwtSmn] _n.  
night-wear= [naItwE] _n. _.  أ
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 nine s   ; to crack smb. up to the nine s  -.  ; dressed up to the nine s     
ninefold= [naInfuld] 1. _a.  2. _adv.    
nine-killer= [naInkIl] _n. _. 
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] _n. (_.  Nipponese) _. 1>  2> _attr. 
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
Nipper= [nIp] _n. _. _. 
nipper= [nIp] _n. 1> ,  , ; ,  ,  2> _pl. , ;  (. a pair of nipper) 3> _pl.  4>  (, ) 5>  ,  () 6> _. ; - 7> _. ,  8> _pl. _. _. 
nipping= [nIpIN] 1. _pres-p.  nip 2 2. _a. ; nipping  frost  
nipple= [nIpl] _n. 1>  () 2>  3> ;  4>  ( , ) 5> _. ;   6> _.  7> _. ϣ 
nipplewort= [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  
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. _.  
nobleman= [nublmn] _n. 1>  2>  ,  ( )
noble-minded= [nublmaIndId] _a. ., 
noble-mindedness= [nublmaIndIdnIs] _n. , 
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. nod ding  -.  3>  (-.) 4> ,  ( ) 5> ,   ( ) Homer sometimes nod s _. =     ;   
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> _. 
no=go  [nugu] _n.  , ; it's no go   ;   ;    ģ; {. . go 2, 5}
no=good  [nugud] _n. _.  , - 
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. _.        
no-load= [nulud] _n. _.  ,  
nomad= [numd] 1. _n. 1>  2> ;  2. _a. = nomadic
nomadic= [numQdIk] _a. 1> ,  2> 
nomadism= [nmdIzm] _n.   
nomadize= [nmdaIz] _v. ,    
nom=de plume  [nmdplum] _. _n.  
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 _. ,       
nonage= [nunIdZ] _n. 1> _.  2> ; _. 
nonagenarion= [nundZInErIn] 1. _n.     89  100 ; 90- (, - ) 2. _a.    89  100 
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. _.   
nonary= [nunrI] 1. _n.    2. _a.  (  )
non-attendance= [nntendns] _n.  (  ..)
non-believer= [nnbIliv] _n. 1>  2> 
non-belligerence= [nnbIlIdZrns] _n.   
non-belligerent= [nnbIlIdZrnt] _a. ,     
non-capitalship= [nnkQpItlSIp] _n. _.    
nonce= [nns] _n. for the nonce     ;   ; 
nonce-word= [nnswd] _n. ,     
nonchalance= [nnSlns] _n. 1> ,  2> ; ; 
nonchalant= [nnSlnt] _a. 1> ;  2> ; ; 
non-claim= [nnkleIm] _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  -.)
noncompos= [nnkmps] _a. _. 
noncompos=mentis  [nnkmpsmentIs] _a. _. 
non-conducting= [nnkndktIN] _a. _. 
non-conductor= [nnkndkt] _n. _. ; 
nonconformist= [nnknfmIst] _n. , 
nonconformity= [nnknfmItI] _n. 1>     2>  3> _. 
non-content= [nnkntent] _n. 1> ;  2>    (  )
non-co-operation= [nnkuǍpreISn] _n.  , ,   
nondescript= [nndIskrIpt] 1. _n.    ̣  2. _a. ̣ , , 
non-dimensional= [nndImenSnl] _a. 
non-dissemination= [nndIsemIneISn] _n.     ;    
non-ductile= [nndktaIl] _a. , ; facts are non-ductile   -  
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   ;   
non-effective= [nnIfektIv] 1. _a. ,  2. _n.   ,     (   ..)
nonentity= [nnentItI] _n. 1> , " " ( ) 2>  ,  3> 
nones= [nunz] _n. _pl.  (   5-  ,  7-  , , , )
non-essential= [nnIsenSl] 1. _a.  2. _n. 1>  2>  
nonesuch= [nnstS] = nonsuch
nonet= [nunet] _n. _. 
nonexpendable= [nnIkspendbl] _a. _.    
non-feasance= [nnfizns] _n. _.  , 
non-ferrous= [nnfers] _a.  ( )
non-freezing= [nnfrizIN] _a. ; 
non-fulfilment= [nnfulfIlmnt] _n. 
non-fulfillment= [nnfulfIlmnt] _n. 
non-independent= [nnIndIpendnt] _a. , ; non-independent  country  
non-inductive= [nnIndktIv] _a. _. ; 
non-interference= [nnIntfIrns] _n. 
non-intervention= [nnIntvenSn] _n. 
nonius= [nunIs] _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.  (  ..);  (  ..)
nonpareil= [nnprel] 1. _n. 1>   2> _.  2. _a. , 
non-partisan= [nnpAtIzQn] _a. 1>   ;  2> 
non-party= [nnpAtI] _a. 
non-payment= [nnpeImnt] _n. ; ԣ
non-persistent= [nnpsIstnt] _a. ; non-persistent  gas  ,   
nonplus= [nnpls] 1. _n. ,  ; at a nonplus    2. _v.   ;   ,   
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> _. 
nonsense= [nnsns] 1. _n. 1> , , , ; clotted ( flat) nonsense   ; to talk nonsense   ,   2> ;   3> ,  4>  2. _interj. !, !, !, , !
nonsensical= [nnsensIkl] _a. , , 
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    
nonsuch= [nnstS] _n. 1>  ,  2> _.  
nonsuit= [nnsjut] _. 1. _n.   2. _v.   ;  
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>     ( )
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 -
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> _.  
normalcy= [nmlsI] = normality
normality= [nmQlItI] _n. ,  
normalization= [nmlaIzeISn] _n. 1>  2> 
normalize= [nmlaIz] _v. 1> ;  2> ; 
normal=school  [nmlskul] _n.  
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> 
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.   
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>  
northerner= [nDn] _n. 1> ;   2> (N.)    
northern=lights  [nDnlaIts] _n. _pl.  
northernmost= [nDnmust] _a.  
northing= [nTIN] _n. _. 1>    2>   
Northland= [nTlnd] _n. 1> _. ,   2>   () 3>  
north=light  [nTlaIt] _n. (_pl.) = northern lights
north=lights  [nTlaIts] _n. (_pl.) = northern lights
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>  
nor'wester= [nwest] _n. 1> = northwester 2>    3> [nwest] _. 
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) nose s   , ,     ..; 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.  
norseheavy= [nuzhevI] _a. _. ̣  
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 note s of a lecture  ; to lecture from note s     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 note s  ,  2. _v. 1>  ,  (. note  down) 2>  ;  3> ,  ,  4>  5> ,  6> _. 
notebook= [nutbuk] _n.  ; 
notecase= [nutkeIs] _n. 
noted= [nutId] 1. _p-p.  note 2 2. _a. , ; 
notedly= [nutIdlI] _adv.   ; 
noteless= [nutlIs] _a. 1>  2> 
note=magnifier  [nutmQgnIfaI] _n. _.   
notepaper= [nutpeIp] _n.  
note=shaver  [nutSeIv] _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 nothing s 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 notice d 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> _. ; nought s 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> _. ; 
n't= [nt] _. . not
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> ֣  
nuff=said  [nfsed] _interj. _. _. (. enough said) ;  ; 
nuf=sed  [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) number s >   ; >  ; out of ( without) number  ,  ; a number  ( number s) of people   2> ; motorcar's number   ; call number   (, ̣  ..) 3>  () 4> _. , , ; science of number s  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 number s 5000   5000  4> , ; to be number ed with    5> _. ; to number  off     6> _. , ; his days are number ed   
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) numeral s  ()  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> _. 
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.  
nun's=veiling  [nnzveIlIN] _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. 
nurseling= [nslIN] _n. 1>  2>  £ 3>  4>    
nursemaid= [nsmeId] _n. 
nurse-pond= [nspnd] _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. _-. 
nursingbottle= [nsINbtl] _n.  ()
nursing-centre= [nsINsent] _n.  
nursing-home= [nsINhum] _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 > " "; "  ";  ; >  ; nut s! _. !; to be nut s _.  ;   , ; to be (dead) nut s on _. >  ; > =     ;   ޣ-.  , ; not for nut s    2. _v. 1>  ; to go nut ting    2> _.  ; to nut  out smth.  -.
nutate= [njuteIt] _v. 1> ,  2>  ()
nutation= [njuteISn] _n. 1> ,  ();  2> _. _. 
nut-brown= [ntbraun] _a. ,  
nutcracker= [ntkrQk] _n. 1> (. _pl.)    2>  ()
nut-gall= [ntgl] _n.  
nuthatch= [nthQtS] _n. _. 
nuthouse= [nthaus] _n. _.  
nutlet= [ntlIt] _n. 
nutmeg= [ntmeg] _n.  
nut-oil= [ntȍIl] _n.  
nut-pine= [ntpaIn] _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.  
nut-tree= [nttri] _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   
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. ,    
oaken= [ȫukn] _a. 
oakery= [ȫukrI] _n. , ; ,  
oak-fig= [ȫukfIg] = oak-apple
oak-gall= [ȫukgl] = oak-apple
oaklet= [ȫuklIt] _n.  , 
oakling= [ȫuklIN] = oaklet
oak-nut= [ȫuknt] = oak-apple
oak-tree= [ȫuktri] = oak 1
oakum= [ȫukm] _n. ; to pick oakum   
oak-wart= [ȫukwt] = oak-apple
oak-wood= [ȫukwud] _n. 1> ,   2> = oak 2
oaky= [ȫukI] _a. , 
oar= [] 1. _n. 1> ; to pull a good oar   ; to rest ( to lie) on one's oar s  ף; _. ,   ; oar s! _.  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 oat s _. >  ӣ, ̣; >   ; to smell one's oat s    (   ); to sow one's wild oat s , 
oatcake= [ȫutkeIk] _n.  У
oaten= [ȫutn] _a. _. _. 1> ,  2>   
oat-flakes= [ȫutfleIks] _n. _pl. ,  
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. _. 
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. , 
object-lesson= [ȍbdZIktlesn] _n. 1>      2> _.  
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) obligation s   2> ; ; to be under an obligation  to smb.     -. 3>  ,  (,   ..); of obligation   4>  
obligatory= [blIgtrI] _a. 1>  2> 
oblige= [blaIdZ] _v. 1> ;  ; , ; the law oblige s parents to send their children to school       ; to be oblige d to do smth.    -. 2>  , ; oblige  me by closing the door , , ; will you oblige  us with a song?  ϣ   ? 3> to be oblige d _.  ; I am much oblige d (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 obliterate s 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 observe d ,   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 obstacle s in smb.'s way   -.; to surmount ( to overcome) obstacle s   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 obtain s 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 occasion s ; on several occasion s  ; 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 occasion ed 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 occur red 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  ̣; ocean s 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> _. , 
o'clock= [klk] what o'clock  is it?  ?; it is six o'clock   
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. _. _. 
o'er= [ȫu] _. . over
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. !, !
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.  ;  
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>  ;   ( )
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 offend ed   (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) offer s  ; to take the first opportunity that offer s      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> 
off-hand= [ȍfhQnd] 1. _a. 1> ,   ,  2> ; off-hand  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 office s   8> _. ͣ, ; to give (to take) the office   () ͣ 9> _attr. office  block  ; ,      
officebearer= [ȍfIsbEr] _n. ,  
officeboy= [ȍfIsbI] _n. , 
officecopy= [ȍfIskpI] _n.   
officeholder= [ȍfIshuld] = officebearer
officer= [ȍfIs] 1. _n. 1> ,  ; ;   (  ..); officer  of the court     ; the great officer s of state   ; medical officer , officer  of health   2> ; _pl. ,  ; billeting officer   3>  4> _.    ; first officer   ; mercantilemarine officer s     2. _v. (. _pass.) 1> ,   ; the regiment was well officer ed       2> 
office=seeker  [ȍfIssik] _n.   
office=studies  [ȍfIsstdIz] _n. _pl. _.  
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.   
off=side  [ȍfsaId] _n. _. ()  
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 oil s  ; volatile oil s   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>  
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. _.  
oil-engine= [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. 
oil=seal  [ȍIlsil] _n. _. 
oilskin= [ȍIlskIn] _n. 1>  ţ 2> _pl.  ; _.   3> _attr. ţ
oilstained= [ȍIlsteInd] _a.  
oilstone= [ȍIlstun] _n.     
oiltanker= [ȍIltQNk] _n. , 
oil=tar  [ȍIltA] _n. ģ
oilwell= [ȍIlwel] _n.  
oily= [ȍIlI] _a. 1> , ,  2> , , 
ointment= [ȍIntmnt] _n. , 
O.K.= [ȫukeI] _. 1. _n.  2. _a. _predic. ӣ  ; ;  3. _v. (_p.  _p-p. O. K.'d [d])  (  ) 4. _interj. !, !, !, ģ!
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    ͣ
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> 
Old=Glory  [ȫuldglrI] _n.   
oldgold= [ȫuldguld] _a.   
oldhat= [ȫuldhQt] _a. _. 
oldish= [ȫuldIS] _a. 
oldmaidish= [ȫuldmeIdIS] _a. 
old=man's beard  [ȫuldmQnzbId] _n. _. 1>   2>  
oldster= [ȫuldst] _n. _.  
oldtime= [ȫuldtaIm] _a. ,  ͣ
oldtimer= [ȫuldtaIm] _n. 1> ;  2>   3>   4>  
Old=World  [ȫuldwld] _n.  ,  
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. ,  
olivetree= [ȍlIvtri] _n. ,  ()
olivet= [ȍlIvet] = olive 1, 5
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. _. _. 
ombre= [ȍmb] _n. _. 
ombrometer= [mbrmIt] _n. , 
ombidsman= [ȍmbudzmn] _n. _. ,       (. Parliamentary Commissioner)
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 one s    2> , ; one  by one  ; they came by one s 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 one s ; the great one s and the little one s   ; my little one   ϣ ( ); the great one s 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 onion s   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 ooze d away   ; the secret ooze d 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 open s 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 >    ; >  ;  
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> 
open=work  [ȫupnwk] _n. 1>  , ;  2> _.  ,   3> _attr. ; open work stockings  
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 operator s _.  ;   
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 opinion s   ̣ ; to have no opinion  of    ; in my opinion    , ; to act up to one's opinion s     2> ,  ; counsel's opinion     ; to have the best opinion      (  ..); to have ( to get) another opinion   ݣ   3> _attr. opinion  giver   ; opinion  makers ,   ; opinion  poll    opinion s differ _.    ; a matter of opinion   
opinionated= [pInjneItId] _a.  ; ; 
opium= [ȫupjm] _n. , 
opium=den  [ȫupjmden] _n.   
opiumeater= [ȫupjmit] _n.  
opium=joint  [ȫupjmdZInt] _. = opium den
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 oppress ed 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 opt ed 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] _n. _. 1>   2> _attr. Orange  lodge   {. Orangeman}
orange= [ȍrIndZ] 1. _n. 1> ; blood orange  -̣ 2>   3>   orange s and lemons     ; Blenheim orange      2. _a.  orange  book ޣ   (  ̣)
orangeade= [ȍrIndZeId] _n.  ()
orangeblossom= [ȍrIndZblsm] _n. 1>   2> ̣ ( )
orangefin= [ȍrIndZfIn] _n.  
orangelily= [ȍrIndZlIlI] _n. _.  
Orangeman= [ȍrIndZmn] _n. _.  (   )
orange=melon  [ȍrIndZmeln] _n. _.  
orangepeel= [ȍrIndZpil] _n. 1>   2>  
orangery= [ȍrIndZrI] _n. 1>     2>  (   )
orangetip= [ȍrIndZtIp] _n. -
orangutan= [ȍrNutQn] _n. _. 
orangoutang= [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 order s   9> , ; ; O. in Council ,              ; order  of the day _.      {. . 5}; one's order s _. _.  ; under the order s of...  ... 10> ; made to order    ; on order  ,   ; repeat order   ; order s 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) order s  ()  ; to confer order s  19> _. ;  20> _. _. ;  21> _.  tall ( large) order   ,  ; in order  _.  ; in order  that  , ; in order  to  , ; of the order  of ; in short order  ; _. ,  ; to be under order s _.   2. _v. 1>    2> ; ;  3> ; to be order ed 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  
oread= [ȍrIQd] _n. _. _.  ( )
ore=body  [ȍbdI] _n. _.  
oredressing= [ȍdresIN] _n.  ;    
organ= [ȍgn] _n. 1> ; organ s of speech   2> , ; governmental organ s   3>  4> _. ; American organ  ; street organ   5>  ; ; organ s 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. _. 
orthopedic= [ǍTupidIk] _a. _. 
orthopaedist= [ǍTupidIst] _n. 
orthopedist= [ǍTupidIst] _n. 
orthopaedy= [ȍTupidI] _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 other s for the work       ; think of other s    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 out s) _pl. _.  3> _.  4> _. _.  at (_. on) the out s  ,   5. int. _. !; out  upon you! > !; > ! 6. _v. _. 1> ; out  that man!   ! 2> ,  (,   ..) 3> _. ; he was out ed in the first round      4> _.    5>   ,   .. out  with 
out= [aut] _pref. 1>    >  -; to outshout ; to outrun ; > ۣ -; to outspeak () 2>     : > , : outburst    ..; > ̣: outhouse  ; outlying ̣
outage= [autIdZ] 1> _n. ;   2> ,  3>  
out-and-out= [autndaut] _a. , ; out-and-out  war  
out-and-outer= [autndaut] _n. _. 1>   ϣ ; -.,      2> ; 
out-argue= [autAgju] _v. 
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
out-distance= [autdIstns] _v. ; 
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 outgrow n our house        2>    (    ..)
outgrown= [autgrun] _p-p.  outgrow
outgrowth= [autgruT] _n. 1> ;  2> ,  3> 
Out-Herod= [autherd] _v.     (. to Out-Herod  Herod)
outhouse= [authaus] _n. 1>  ,  2>  ;  3> _.   
outing= [autIN] _n. 1>  , , ; to go for an outing     ( , ) 2> _. ; 
out-jockey= [autdZkI] _v. _. ,  
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.  
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. 
outpace= [autpeIs] _v. ,  
out-patient= [autpeISnt] _n. 1>   2> _attr. ; out-patient  hospital ; out-patient  treatment  
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-.)
out-talk= [auttk] _v.  (-.);     ()
out-to-out= [auttuaut] _n. _.   
out-top= [auttp] _v. 1>   (-., -.) 2> 
out-turn= [auttn] = output 1, 2  3
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. -, -, , -
overabundance= [ȫuvrbndns] _n. ; 
overabundant= [ȫuvrbndnt] _a. 
overact= [ȫuvrQkt] _v.  (); , 
over-active= [ȫuvrQktIv] _a. 
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
over-capitalize= [ȫuvkQpItlaIz] _v.   (  ..)  
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.   
over-colour= [ȫuvkl] _v.  ; 
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. _. ,  
over-estimate= 1. _n. [ȫuvrestImIt] 1>    2>   2. _v. [ȫuvrestImeIt] 1>  2>   
over-expose= [ȫuvrIkspuz] _v. _.  ( ߣ)
over-exposure= [ȫuvrIkspuZ] _n. _.  ( ߣ)
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 overflow ed 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 overgrow n 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 overhaul ed 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
over-indulgence= [ȫuvrIndldZns] _n.  , 
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 overlook ing 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  
over-measure= [ȫuvmeZ] _n. 1> ,  2> 
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. ̣
over-persuade= [ȫuvpsweId] _v. ;  ( -.)
overplus= [ȫuvpls] _n. , 
overpoise= 1. _n. [ȫuvpIz]  2. _v. [ȫuvpIz] 
overpopulation= [ȫuvppjuleISn] _n. ̣
overpower= [ǫuvpau] _v. ,  ; ; the heat overpower ed 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. 
over-produce= [ȫuvprdjus] _v. 
over-production= [ȫuvprdkSn] _n. 
over-proof= [ȫuvpruf] _a.    (   ..)
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.  ;  ( )
over-refine= [ȫuvrIfaIn] _v.    
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> , 
over-simplify= [ȫuvsImplIfaI] _v. ;   ݣ
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 overstrain ed    
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 overtake n by terror   ; overtake n in ( with) drink 
overtaken= [ȫuvteIkn] _p-p.  overtake
overtask= [ȫuvtAsk] _v.  ;   
overtax= [ȫuvtQks] _v. 1>    2> ; ; to overtax  smb.'s patience  -. 
over-the-counter= [ȫuvDkaunt] _a. _.   ; over-the-counter  drugs  
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 overture s  ; to make overture s 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.) ; ; overweight ed with packages  ף
overwhelm= [ǫuvwelm] _v. 1>  2> ,  3>  (  ..) 4> ; ,  () 5> ,  ( ; with) 6> , , ; his kindness quite overwhelm ed 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 _. >  ; >  
owlet= [aulIt] _n.  , ף
owlish= [aulIS] _a.   
owl-light= [aullaIt] _n. 
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 _.       
oxalic= [ksQlIk] _a. _. 
oxbow= [ȍksbu] _n. 1>  2> ,   ; 
oxcart= [ȍkskAt] _n. , ֣ 
ox-driver= [ȍksdraIv] _n.  
oxen= [ȍksn] _n. _pl. 1> _pl.  ox 2> _.  
oxer= [ȍks] = ox-fence
ox-eye= [ȍksaI] _n. 1>     2> _.     3>  
ox-eyed= [ȍksaId] _a. , 
ox-fence= [ȍksfens] _n.    
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 pace s, to try smb.'s pace s  -. ; "" -.,  -. ,  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. pack ing ,  -.; to pack  a thing up   -.; pack  it up! _.  !
package= [pQkIdZ] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ;  () 2> , ף;  () 3> ,  ; _. ,   4>    5>     2. _v. ; , 
packaged= [pQkIdZd] _a. ף,  packaged  tour _. _.      
packager= [pQkIdZ] _n. _. _. _.  
pack-animal= [pQkQnIml] _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. - , 
pack-horse= [pQkhs] _n.  
pack-ice= [pQkaIs] _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. 
pack-running= [pQkrnIN] _n. 
pack-saddle= [pQksQdl] _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 pain s, to be at the pain s  ;    , ; to save one's pain s    4> _pl.   pain s and penalties   ; on ( under) pain  of death    ; to have one's labour for one's pain s  ; 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 paint s   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 pair s ; a carriage and pair  , ֣  2> ,    ;  ; ; a pair  of scissors (spectacles, compasses, scales)  (, , ); a pair  of socks (shoes, gloves)   (, ) 3>  ;    4> pair  of stairs ( of steps) ,  5> _pl. Σ ( ) 6> _.    ,       7> ,  () 8> _attr.  2. _v. 1> () ;    2> ()   3> ()  4> (),  pair  off > ()  ;  ; > _. ,   (with)
pair= [pE]     ; one (two, three) pair front (back)    (, ף) ,    ( )
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] _n. 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   ,  
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 paper s   ; first paper s _.  ,    ,       9> _pl.  10> _. ,  11> _. () 2. _a. 1> ; paper  money ( currency)  ; paper  work >  ; >  ,    .. 2>     3> ; paper  war ( warfare)   4>    3. _v. 1> ף   2>  ,  3> _.   
paperback= [peIpbQk] _n.    
paperbacked= [peIpbQkt] _a.     ( )
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. -
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
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 parallel s 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. _. 
par=avion  [pArvjN] _. _adv.  ; 
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> _.  
parcelling= [pAslIN] 1. _pres-p.  parcel 3 2. _n. 1> , ; parcelling  of land   2> _.  
parcel=post  [pAslpust] _n. - 
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. _. , 
par=excellence  [pArekslAns] _. _adv.  ;  ;  
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 _. 
parishioner= [prISn] _n. ; 
parish=register  [pQrISredZIst] _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.  
parliamentarian= [pAlmentErIn] 1. _n. 1>  2>    3> _.   (   XVII .) 2. _a. 
parliamentarism= [pAlmentrIzm] _n. 
parliamentary= [pAlmentrI] _a. , ; old parliamentary  hand  ; parliamentary  language ,    parliamentary  train _.   ۣ ,         
parliament-cake= [pAlmntkeIk] = parliament II
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> _. , 
parsonage= [pAsnIdZ] _n.   , 
parsonic= [pAsnIk] _a. 
parson's=nose  [pAsnznuz] _n. _.   {. pope's nose; . pope I, }
part= [pAt] 1. _n. 1> , ; for the most part   ; in part  , ; one's part  in a conversation أ-.    2>  (), , ,  3>  , , ; the (privy) part s   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 part s   ; in these part s   , ; in all part s of the world   ,  ӣ  8>   9> _pl. _. ; a man of (good) part s   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; > ,  -.; >  ()
partake= [pAteIk] _v. (partook; partaken) 1>   (in, of partake   ޣ-.);  (with partake   -.) 2>  (  ..; of) 3> , ,  (of partake  -.) 4>   (-.);  (-.); the vegetation partake s 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.  ( )
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 particular s    2> _pl.  ޣ; to give all the particular s   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> ; ,  ( )
parti=pris  [pAtipri] _. _n.  
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
part-owner= [pAtǫun] _n. 
partridge= [pAtrIdZ] _n. _. () 
partridgewood= [pAtrIdZwud] _n.   (   )
partsong= [pAtsN] _n. _.    ң   
part=time  [pAttaIm] _n.   
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>  ( )
paschal= [pAskl] _a. 1>     2> 
pas=de deux  [pAdd] _. _n. ,  ,   Σ
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 pass ed into a proverb     5>  (    ..; into, to) 6> , ,  ; I saw (heard) what was pass ing   (),  ; whether or not this comes to pass        7> ; few words pass ed    8> ,  9> ,   ; he has pass ed sixteen    ; it pass es my comprehension    ; it pass es 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 pass es rapidly    15> ; read this and pass  it on  ()   ; to pass  the word  ; to pass  money under the table to smb.  -.  16>  (,   ..) 17>  ,   ( ); the bill pass ed the Commons     18>  (, ; upon, on) 19>   ( ); the verdict pass ed for the plaintiff       20>    21>   ,   ( ); this coin will not pass      22> ; ; the pain pass ed  ; to pass  out of sight   ; to pass  out of use    23> , ; a change pass ed over his countenance      24> ;  25> ,  (. pass  hence, pass  from among us, etc.) 26>  , ; but let that pass      ; that won't pass    27>  (); he pass ed 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 pass ed 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 pass ing 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 passage s 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
pas=seul  [pAsl] _. _n.   ;  
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  
passingbell= [pAsINbel] _n.  
passingly= [pAsINlI] _adv. 1>  2> _. 
passingnote= [pAsINnut] _n. _.  
passing=track  [pAsINtrQk] _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  
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. , 
past=master  [pAstmAst] _n. (ģ)  (in past master  ޣ-.)
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 patch ed 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] ;   ( -.)
patentee= [peItnti] _n.  
patenting= [peItntIN] 1. _pres-p.  patent 3 2. _n. 1>  2> _.    
patent=leather  [peItntleD] _n.  , 
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 pay s =   ,   ̣;    6> ,  (; to pay  );  ();  ();  (); to pay  serious consideration  أ ; pay  attention to what I tell you ,    ; he pay s 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. _. 
payable= [peIbl] _a. 1>   2> , ;  (    ..) 3> _.   
pay-as-you-go= [peIzjugu] _a. on a pay-as-you-go  basis     ; pay-as-you-go  taxation      
paybill= [peIbIl] = paysheet
paybox= [peIbks] _n.  
payday= [peIdeI] _n.  , ԣ ;   
paydesk= [peIdesk] = payoffice
paydirt= [peIdt] _n. _.   ;    
payee= [peIi] _n.  ();   ( )
pay-envelope= [peIenvlup] _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 pea s ݣ  2> = peajacket as like as two pea s =    
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   )
peachcoloured= [pitSkld] _a.  
peachick= [pitSIk] _n.     
peach=stone  [pitSstun] _n. _.  
peach-tree= [pitStri]  
peachy= [pitSI] _a. 1> ,    2> _. , , 
pea=coal  [pikul] _n. "" ( )
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 peanut s  .   3> _attr.  it is not peanut s   ; 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 pearl s before swine     2. _v. 1>   2> ,   ; pearl ed with dew     3>    4>     5>  (  ..) pearl  off 
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.  
pearl=type  [pltaIp] = pearl 1, 6
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
pea=soup  [pisup] _n.  
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 peeling s   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 peer s    (  ) 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
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. _. 
peg-top= [pegtp] _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>  
pellagra= [pelQgr] _n. _. 
pellet= [pelIt] 1. _n. 1> ,  ( ,   ..) 2>  3> ;  2. _v.  (   ..)
pellicle= [pelIkl] _n. , , ̣
pell-mell= [pelmel] 1. _n. ; ;  2. _a.  3. _adv. 1> , ,   2>  
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 pen s 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.  
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. _.  
pen=and ink  [penndINk] _n. 1>   2>   3>  
pen-and-ink= [penndINk] _a.   ( );  ; 
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    
pen-driver= [pendraIv] _n. _. ; ; 
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> 
pen-feather= [penfeD] _n.  
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.   
pen-name= [penneIm] _n.  
pennant= [pennt] _n. 1> = pendant 1, 4 2> = pennon 3> _.  (  )
pennies= [penIz] _pl.  penny
penniless= [penIlIs] _a. 1>  ,  2> ; 
pennon= [penn] _n.  (    ;   ); ; 
penn'orth= [penT] _. . pennyworth
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-a-line= [penIlaIn] _a.  ( ); 
penny-a-liner= [penIlaIn] _n.  
penny-in-the-slot= [penIInDslt] _n.      (   );  
penny-in-the-slot=machine  [penIInDsltmSin] _n.      (   );  
penny=post  [penIpust] _n.    1 
pennyroyal= [penIrIl] _n. _. 1>   2> _. 
pennyweight= [penIweIt] _n.  (  = 1,555 )
penny=wise  [penIwaIz] _a. ; penny wise and pound foolish       
pennywort= [penIwt] _n. _. ; 
pennyworth= [penT] _n. 1>  ,     1  2> _attr.  a good (bad) pennyworth   () ; not a pennyworth   ; to get one's pennyworth  _. >  ; >  
penny-worth= [penT] _n. 1>  ,     1  2> _attr.  a good (bad) penny-worth   () ; not a penny-worth   ; to get one's penny-worth  _. >  ; >  
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> _.  ;  
pen-swan= [penswn] = pen III
pent= [pent] 1. _p.  _p-p.  pen II, 2 2. _a. ޣ, 
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. _.  , 
pent-up= [pentp] _a. ; pent-up  fury  
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>   ( )
pepperbox= [pepbks] _n. 1>  2> _.  3> _.  
pepper-caster,=pepper-castor  [pepkAst] = pepperbox 1
peppercorn= [pepkn] _n. ڣ ,  peppercorn  rent   
peppermint= [pepmInt] _n. 1> _.   2>  У
pepper-pot= [peppt] _n. 1> = pepperbox 1 2> -        
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] ,  
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> ; , 
per=cent  [psent] _n. ,  , %; three per cent  
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 perch ed 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.  ; ; 
peregrinate= [perIgrIneIt] _v. , 
peregrination= [perIgrIneISn] _n. , 
peregrin= [perIgrIn] = peregrine
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 perish ed 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. _. 
peritoneum,=peritonaeum  [perItunim] _n. (_pl. -nea) _. 
peritonea= [perItuni] _pl.  peritoneum
peritoneal= [perItunil] _a. _. 
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 permit ted   ,      2> ,  ; the words hardly permit  doubt         ...; weather permit ting     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 Persian s _pl. _.  2>  
persiennes= [pSIenz] _. _n. _pl. 
persiflage= [pEsIflAZ] _. _n. ; ̣ 
persilicic= [psIlIsIk] _a. _.  (  )
persimmon= [psImn] _n. _. 
persist= [psIst] _v. 1> , ,   (in); he persist ed in his opinion     ϣ 2> , ,  ; ; the tendency still persist s   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 persuade d 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> ; , ; pest s of society ,  2> -. ;   3> _-. ,  4> _. , 
pester= [pest] _v. , , 
pesthole= [pesthul] _n.  , 
pest-house= [pesthaus] _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. _. 
petersham= [pitSm] _n. 1>   2>     ۣ  3>    ( )
Peter-penny= [pitpenI] _n. _. " . " (    )
Peter's-penny= [pitzpenI] _n. _. " . " (    )
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 petticoat s =     ̣ 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  =   ,    
pewit= [piwIt] _n. _. , 
pew-rent= [pjurent] _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 Philistine s =   ,   ֣  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  ; ; philosopher s' 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 phrase d 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. _. _. , 
pijaw= 
piaffe= [pIQf] _v.   
pia=mater  [paImeIt] _n. _.   
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. _. 
pianoforte= [pjQnuftI] = piano I
pianola= [pInul] _n. _. 
piano=organ  [pIQnuǍgn] _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>  (-. )
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> _. 
pick-lock= [pIklk] _n. 1>  2> 
pick-me-up= [pIkmIp] _n.  ;  ; ; -.  
pick-pocket= [pIkpkIt] _n. 
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 picture s, the picture s  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)
picturebook= [pIktSbuk] _n. ()   
picturecard= [pIktSkAd] _n. 1> _.  ,  2>  
picture-gallery= [pIktSgQlrI] _n.  
picturepalace= [pIktSpQlIs] _n. _. 
picture=postcard  [pIktSpustkAd] _n.  
picture=show  [pIktSSu] _n. 1>  2> 
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 piece s   ; to piece s  ,  {. . } 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 piece s > ; > ,  ; > , ,     {. . 2}; to go to piece s , ; 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 =    ; pig s might fly _. = ,    2. _v. 1>  2> to pig  it _.    , 
pigeon= [pIdZIn] 1. _n. 1>  2> _. , ; to pluck a pigeon    that's my (his, etc.) pigeon    ϣ (  . .) ; little pigeon s can carry great messages _. = ,  ; pigeon 's milk " " 2. _v. , 
pigeon-breasted= [pIdZInbrestId] _a.    ( )
Pigeon=English  [pIdZInINglIS] = Pidgin English
pigeongram= [pIdZIngrQm] _n. ,    
pigeonhearted= [pIdZInhAtId] _a. , 
pigeonhole= [pIdZInhul] 1. _n. 1>   2>    ( ,    ..) 2. _v. 1>  ()   2>   ,     3> ,  
pigeon=pair  [pIdZInpE] _n.    (     )
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. , 
pig's=wash  [pIgzwS] _n. 
pigtail= [pIgteIl] _n. 1> ,  2> , ף  
pigwash= [pIgwS] = pig's wash
pigweed= [pIgwid] _n. _. ; 
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  
piled= _I [paIld] _p-p.  pile I, 2 _II [paIld] _p-p.  pile II, 2 _III [paIld] _a.  ( )
piledriver= [paIldraIv] _n. _. У
pile-dwelling= [paIldwelIN] _n.  
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> , ; ; pillar s 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. ; ; pilot boat  ; pilot  chart _.   to drop the pilot     2. _v. 1> , ; ; to pilot  one's way    2>  
pilotage= [paIltIdZ] _n. 1>  ;   2>   3> _. , 
pilot-balloon= [paIltblun] _n. 1> _. - 2> _.  
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 pin s   ; he is weak on his pin s      3>   4,5  4>  5> ,  6> _.  7>  8>  9>  10> _. ; , ; , ; ; ; ;  11> _. ;  in () merry pin   ӣ ; pin s and needles أ   ( ); to be on pin s and needles    ; I don't care a pin   ; not a pin  to choose between them      ; not worth a row of pin s   ; 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.    -., -.
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 pinch ed with cold (hunger)  () 3> , ;  (.,  ) 4> ,  5>  (, .  ) 6>  7>  () 8> _. ;  9> _. , "" 10>   ,  that is where the shoe pinch es =   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> ,  ( )
pin-head= [pInhed] _n. 1>   2>  3> _. , 
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
pin-money= [pInmnI] _n.    ,  
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. _. 
pinocle= [pinkl] _n. _.  ,  
pinochle= [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 pipe s  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 pipeline s  ; 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= [pik] 1. _n. 1>  ; , ,  2> _.  2. _v. 1> ,  () 2>  () 3> _.  to pique  oneself on smth. ,  -.
pique= [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.) () ; pit ted 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 pitch ed too high   11>   12> _.  ( ) pitch  in _.    -.,   -.; pitch  into _. ; ; pitch  upon >    -. > ,   ޣ-.
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 pitcher s 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 pitchfork s _. أ   ; ģ   2. _v. 1>   2>     
pitch=indicator  [pItSIndIkeIt] _n. _.   
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>   ( )
pithecanthrope= [pITIkQnTrup] _n. 
pithecoid= [pITikId] _a. 
pith=fleck  [pITflek] _n. 
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 place d       ң
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
place=of arms  [pleIsvAmz] _n. _. 
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) planet s  () 
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> _. 
plateau= [plQtu] _n. (_pl. s [z], x) ,  , 
plateaux= [plQtuz] _pl.  plateau
platebasket= [pleItbAskIt] _n.   ,   ..
plateful= [pleItful] _n.  
plate=glass  [pleItglAs] _n.  
platelayer= [pleItleI] _n.  
platemark= [pleItmAk] _n.  , 
platen= [plQtn] _n. 1> _.  2>  ( ) 3>  ();  ()
plate-powder= [pleItpaud] _n. 1>     2>  
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 play ed 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 please d to do it      3> ,  ; ; she is a hard person to please     4> , ; it please d him to do so     ; let him say what he please s  () ,  ; (may it) please  your honour   ;    ; please ! !,  !; if you please ! >   ,   ;   ; > _. ()  !; to be please d 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> ; plight ed lovers  _II [plaIt] _n. ,  (. , ); his affairs were in a terrible plight       
Plimsoll=line  [plImsllaIn] _n. _.   (  )
plimsolls= [plImslz] _n. _pl. ̣     
Plimsoll's=mark  [plImslzmAk] = plimsoll line
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 plough s 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.  
ploughman= [plaumn] _n. 
ploughshare= [plauSE] _n. _-.  
plough-tail= [plauteIl] _n.  ; at the plough-tail       from the plough-tail  " "
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 plum s    5> _. _.  ;   6> ԣ-  7> _attr.  _II [plm] _a. _. , 
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>  
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> _. 
plumb-line= [plmlaIn] _n. 1>  2> , 
plumbum= [plmbm] _n. 
plumcake= [plmkeIk] _n.   
plum=duff  [plmdf] _n.   
plume= [plum] 1. _n. 1>  2> ,  3> , ; a plume  of smoke  in borrowed plume s = "   " 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.     ()
plum=pudding  [plmpudIN] _n. 1>   2>   
plum-tree= [plmtri] = plum I, 2
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 plus es   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> , 
pocket= [pkIt] 1. _n. 1> ;  2> _. ; empty pocket s ; 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 pocket s ; to be in one another's pocket     ;       2. _v. 1>    2> ,  3>  (  ..); to pocket  an insult   4>    ( ) 5> _.       ; "  "
pocket-book= [pkItbuk] _n. 1>   2>  3> _.   
pocket-camera= [pkItkQmr] _n. , ,  
pocketful= [pkItful] _n.   (-.)
pocket-knife= [pkItnaIf] _n.  
pocket-money= [pkItmnI] _n.    ,  , 
pocket-piece= [pkItpis] _n. ,      
pocket-pistol= [pkItpIstl] _n. 1>   2> _.   ( )
pocket-size= [pkItsaIz] _a.  ;  ; 
pocket=veto  [pkItvitu] _n. _.        
pockety= [pkItI] _a. , 
pock-mark= [pkmAk] = pock 1
pock-marked= [pkmAkt] _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 point s to    ң; _. =    7> , ; he has got point s    ; singing was not his strong point     ̣   8>  9> ; ɣ,  ;  10>   ; a buck of eight point s   ,    11> ,   ;  12>   13> () ,  (ף) 14> _-.    ( );   15>   16> _.  17> _.     ; free from point s  18>   19> _.  (ԣ  ) 20> _.    ( ) 21>  (); _pl.  () 22> _.  (); to come to ( to make) a point    {. . } 23> _.     24> _.  25> _attr. point s verdict _.     (   . .) point  of view  ; at the point  of the sword  ; at all point s >   ; > ; armed at all point s  ; 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> , 
poisoner= [pIzn] _n. 
poison=gas  [pIzngQs] _n.  
poisoning= [pIznIN] 1. _pres-p.  poison 3 2. _n. 1>  2> , 
poisonous= [pIzns] _a. 1>  2> _. , 
poison=pen  [pIznpen] _n.   
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. 
polarity= [pulQrItI] _n. 1> _.  2>  
polarization= [pulraIzeISn] _n. _. 
polarize= [pulraIz] _v. 1> _.  2>  ̣ 
polar=lights  [pullaIts] _n.  
polder= [pld] . _n. 
Pole= [pul] _n. ; ; the Pole s _pl. _. 
pole= _I [pul] 1. _n. 1> , , ; ,  2>  3>  4>   (= 5,029 ) under bare pole s _.  ; up the pole  _. >   ; >   ϣ ; > ; > to be up the pole   2. _v. 1>   2> ()   ף _II [pul] _n. 1> ; unlike pole s _. ͣ  2> _attr. ; pole  extension _.  ,   to be pole s asunder   ; as wide as the pole s apart  
pole-ax= [pulQks] 1. _n. 1>  , ; ,  2>   2. _v. 1>    .. 2>  ()
pole-axe= [pulQks] 1. _n. 1>  , ; ,  2>   2. _v. 1>    .. 2>  ()
polecat= [pulkQt] _n. _. ң ( ) ޣ
pole=jump  [puldZmp] = pole vault
pole-jump= [puldZmp] = pole-vault
pole-jumping= [puldZmpIN] = pole-vaulting
polemic= [plemIk] 1. _a.  2. _n. 1> , ,  2> _pl. ;   3> 
polemical= [plemIkl] = polemic 1
polenta= [pulent] _. _n.  (  , )
pole-star= [pulstA] _n. 1>   2> _.  
pole=vault  [pulvlt] _n.   
pole-vault= [pulvlt] _v.   
pole-vaulting= [pulvltIN] _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.   
policeman= [plismn] _n. , 
police-office= [plisȍfIs] _n.   ()
police-officer= [plisȍfIs] _n. 
police-station= [plissteISn] _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= [pulIS] 1. _a.  2. _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   ; >  (   ..)
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= _I [pl] _n.    (= ) _II [pl] _n. _. _. 1> (the Poll ) _pl. _. ,    ( ); to go out in the Poll      2> _attr. Poll  degree   
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 poll s >    (); >    ( ) 7> _. _.  8>   2. _v. 1>  ;  ; the constituency was poll ed to the last man        2>  ; he poll ed a large majority      3>  (. poll  one's vote) 4>   () 5> (. _p-p.)   6> _.  
pollack= [plk] _n.  ()
pollard= [pld] 1. _n. 1>   2>  ; ,   3>  ( ) 2. _v.  ()
poll-beast= [pulbist] = poll 1, 8
poll-cow= [pulkau] _n. ,  
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
poll-ox= [pulks] _n.  
poll=parrot  [plpQrt] _n. _. ޣ 
poll-tax= [pultQks] _n.  
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
polonaise= [plneIz] _n.  (   )
polo-neck= [pulunek] _a. a polo-neck  sweater ( shirt) ,  , , 
polonium= [plunIm] _n. _. 
polony= [plunI] _n. ң-ޣ  
polo-stick= [pulustIk] _n.     
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
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.  
pom-pom= [pmpm] _n. _. _. ң    
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 pontiff s 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.   
poorly= [pulI] 1. _adv. , , ;  2. _a. _predic. _. ; I feel rather poorly   
poor-quality= [pukwlItI] _a. 1>  ,  2>  (   ..)
poor-rate= [pureIt] _n.    
poor-spirited= [puspIrItId] _a. , 
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. -;    ""
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. _. , 
pop-eyed= [ppaId] _a. _. 1> ,    2>    , , ̣
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 " (,       ..)
porker= [pk] _n.     (. )
porkpie= [pkpaI] _n.   
pork-piehat= [pkpaIhQt] _n.     أ    
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> , ; portent s 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 possess ed of smth.  .; every human being possess ed of reason   ; to possess  oneself of smth.  .; to possess  oneself ( one's soul, one's mind)  ;   2> ,  ( ,   ..); to be possess ed by ( with) smth.   .; you are surely possess ed    ; what possess ed 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 post ed 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= [pust] _pref. , ; post -glacial _. 
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> 
post=captain  [pustkQptIn] _n. _. 1>     "" 2> _.  1  3> _.    20   
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. _.  
poster= [pust] 1. _n. 1> , ,  2>   3> ,      (   ..) 2. _v. 1>  2>  
poste=restante  [pustrestAnt] _. _n. 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. 
post=exchange  [pustIkstSeIndZ] _n.   - 
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. 
post=meridiem  [pustmrIdIm] _. _adv.   (. _. p. m.)
postmistress= [pustmIstrIs] _n.  -   
post=mortem  [pustmtem] _. _adv.  
postmortem= [pustmtem] 1. _n. 1>  ,  2> _.   (. )  ţ  2. _a.  3. _v.  ,   ()
postnatal= [pustneItl] _a.   , 
postnuptial= [pustnpSl] _a.    
postobit= [pustȍbIt] 1. _n.       2. _a.      (.)
Post-Office= [pustǍfIs] _n.  
post-office= [pustǍfIs] _n. 1> ,  ;  ; general post-office   2> _attr. ; post-office  order  ; post-office  box   ; post-office  savingsbank     
postpaid= [pustpeId] _a.    
postpone= [peustpun] _v. ; 
postponement= [pustpunmnt] _n. ; 
postposition= [pustpzISn] _n. 1>   2> _. ; ; 
postpositive= [pustpzItIv] _a. _. , ; 
post-post-script= [pustpusskrIpt] _n.   (_. P. P. S.)
post-prandial= [pustprQndIl] _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  ( pot s) 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> _.  £  
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 potato es > ; >  ; 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. _. 
pot=hat  [pthQt] _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> pothook s and hangers    (  ); 
pothouse= [pthaus] _n. , 
pothunter= [pthnt] _n. 1> ,      2> _.  
potion= [puSn] _n. 1>     2> , ; love potion   
pot=luck  [ptlk] _n. 1> ӣ,    ; come and take pot luck with us =  ,   ,    2> , 
potman= [ptmn] _n.   
pot=paper  [ptpeIp] _n.    (12,5 d.  15,5 d.)
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.   
pot=valour  [ptvQl] _n.  ,  
pouch= [pautS] 1. _n. 1> ; ; pouch es 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  
poundage= [paundIdZ] _n. 1>     2> ,            3>   
poundcake= [paundkeIk] _n. ,         
pounder= _I [paund] _n.      _II [paund] _n. 1>  2> ; 
pounder= [paund]    : >  - ; >  ,    ( ); . one pounder  37 ; >   ( ); >  ,   
pound=foolish  [paundfulIS] _a. penny wise and pound foolish . penny wise
pour= [p] 1. _v. 1> (), (); it is pour ing (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 pout s  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 power s   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 power s that be  ,   ; merciful power s!  ! 2. _v.   
powerboat= [paubut] _n.  ,  
power=circuit  [pauskIt] _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 practice s ; discreditable practice s 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. ,   
prairiechicken= [prErItSIkIn] _n. _.  
prairie-dog= [prErIdg] _n. _.  
prairiehen= [prErIhen] _n.   
prairieschooner= [prErIskun] _n. _. _.  
prairiewolf= [prErIwulf] _n. ,  
praise= [preIz] 1. _n. ; ; beyond praise    ; to be loud in one's praise s, to sing one's praise s  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 prank s >  ; >  ( ) _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  
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 precaution s 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.    1929-33 .; 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 preference s?   ? 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 premise s  ; to be drunk to the premise s =   ޣ; to see smb. off the premise s ,  -. 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 preparation s 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 prepare d 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 present s  ; know all men by these present s   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 present ed a different aspect    5> ,  ();  (ԣ) _III [prIzent] _. 1. _n. 1>    2>    2. _v. 1>    2> 
presentable= [prIzentbl] _a. , , 
presentation= [prezenteISn] _n. 1>  (to presentation  -.) 2>  () 3>  4> _. ;  5> _attr. presentation  copy ,  
present-day= [prezntdeI] _a. 
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 press ed   ; to be press ed for money   ; to be press ed for time   ,   7> ,   ; time press es   ; nothing remains that press es      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-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.  
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.  ()
press-officer= [presǍfIs] _n.    , -
press-people= [prespipl] _n. , 
press-photographer= [presftgrf] _n. , ԣ
press=proof  [prespruf] _n. _. 
press-release= [presrIlis] _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 pretence s  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]    
pre-trial= [pritraIl] _n. _.     
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. 
pre-war= [priw] _a. 
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 prey s 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-boom= [praIsbum] _n.   
price=current  [praIskrnt] _n. 
price-cutting= [praIsktIN] _n.  
priced= [praIst] 1. _p-p.  price 2 2. _a. Σ; priced  catalogue    
priceless= [praIslIs] _a. 1> ;  2> _.  ; , 
price=level  [praIslevl] _n.  
price-list= [praIslIst] = price current
price-ring= [praIsrIN] _n. _.       
price-slashing= [praIsslQSIN] = price-cutting
price-wave= [praIsweIv] _n.  
pricing= [praIsIN] 1. _pres-p.  price 2 2. _n.  
prick= [prIk] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> ɣ,  ( ) 3> _. , ,  4>   ()  ; the prick s of conscience   5> _.    to kick against the prick s =   ;     2. _v. 1> () 2> ; ,   () 3> , ; my toe is prick ing with gout       ; my conscience prick ed 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 () 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> 
priestcraft= [pristkrAft] _n.     ;    
priestess= [pristIs] _n. 
priesthood= [pristhud] _n. 1>  2> 
priestling= [pristlIN] _n. _. , 
priestly= [pristlI] _a. ;   ; priestly  garb 
priest-ridden= [pristrIdn] _a.    ,     
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  
primacy= [praImsI] _n. 1>  2>  
prima=donna  [primdn] _. _n. (_pl. prima donnas) 
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 principle s   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>  ()
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.    
print-shop= [prIntSp] _n. 1>  2>    
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 prize s 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= [pru] _pref.  : > ,  , ; protariffreform    ; >  ; prorector ,  
proa= [pru] _n.  (  )
pro=and con  [prundkn] 1. _adv.    2. _n. _pl.  ""  ""
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> _. ; 
probationary= [prbeISnrI] _a. 1> ; probationary  sentence  ; probationary  ward _.  2>   ,  
probationer= [prbeISn] _n. 1> ; ֣;    (. probationer  member) 2> _.  ģ  3> _. 
probation=officer  [prbeISnǍfIs] _n. ,     ģ 
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 proceed ed 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 proceeding s); to take ( to institute) legal proceeding s (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 proclaim ed 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> 
Procurustean= [prukrstIn] _a. Procurustean  bed _. _.  
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. , 
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 produce s 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 profession s , , ; liberal profession s   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 profit s 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> , 
programme= [prugrQm] = program
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.  
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 promise s ,  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 promote d 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-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> 
prompt=side  [prmptsaId] _n. 1>  ( ԣ)   2> _.  ( ԣ)  
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}
proof= [pruf]     , ,    (-.); waterproof 
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 _.  
pro=rata  [prurAt] _adv.  ,  , ; on a pro rata basis   
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 prospect s for tomorrow?     ?; no prospect s of success    ; a man of no prospect s ,      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. _. , 
pro=tem  [prutem] = pro tempore
pro=tempore  [prutempr] _. _adv.  , 
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 prove d 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 provide d 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 province s      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 provision s       5>   (for, against); to make provision s ,  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> . , ۣ,   
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> -  prune s 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
publican= [pblIkn] _n. 1>  2> _-.  3> _. 
publication= [pblIkeISn] _n. 1> ,  2> ;  3>  (  ..)
public=enemy  [pblIkenImI] _n. 1>   2>   
public=health  [pblIkhelT] _n. 
public=house  [pblIkhaus] _n. , , , 
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. ; 
public=relations  [pblIkrIleISnz] _n. 1>   2> _attr. ,     ; public relations department > -;  ; >    ; public relations officer   ; public relations man   
public=school  [pblIkskul] _n. 1>         ( ) 2>    (   )
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 puff ed  3> ,    4>  5> () 6>  ,  7> ,  puff  away > ,     ; > to puff  away at a cigar  ; puff  out >  (); > , ; puff ed out with selfimportance  ; >  , ; puff  up >   (   ..); > puff ed up ,  
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. _. ; 
puff=pastry  [pfpeIstrI] _n. ϣ 
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
puggree= [pgrI] _. _n. 1> ̣  2>   ,   (    )
puggaree= [pgrI] _. _n. 1> ̣  2>   ,   (    )
pugilism= [pjudZIlIzm] _n.  ; 
pugilist= [pjudZIlIst] _n. 1> ; ӣ 2>  
pugilistic= [pjudZIlIstIk] _a. 
pug-mill= [pgmIl] _n. 
pugnacious= [pgneISs] _a. 
pugnacity= [pgnQsItI] _n. 
pug-nose= [pgnuz] _n.  
pug-nosed= [pgnuzd] _a. 1>  2>   
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 pull s   ,  2> , ; he pull ed his hat over his eyes      3> , ģ; to pull  a cork  ; he had two teeth pull ed     4> ģ; to pull  smb.'s hair ģ -.  ; to pull  a bell  5> ; ; to pull  to pieces   ; _. , ; he pull ed his muscle in the game       6> ,  (, ) 7> ,  ; my pipe pull s 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 pull ing in now  ,    ; >  ; >  (); >  (   ..  ); pull  off > , ; > ,   ;   ; >  (, ); > , ; the boat pull ed off from the shore    ; the horseman pull ed 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> _. 
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>   
pull-in= [pulIn] = pull-up 3
Pullman= [pulmn] _n.    (. Pullman  car)
pull-on= [pulȍn] 1. _n.    ԣ (,   ..) 2. _a. ,   ԣ
pull-out= [pulaut] _n. 1> _.    2> _.   
pull-over= [pulǫuv] _n. , 
pull-through= [pulTru] _n. _.  ()
pullulate= [pljuleIt] _v. 1> ;  2>  3> ,  (   ..)
pull-up= [pulp] _n. 1>  () 2> _.     3>   , .  ƣ
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. _.   (-.) 
pumpkin= [pmpkIn] _n.  ()
pumpkin-head= [pmpkInhed] _n. _. , 
pump-room= [pmprum] _n. 1>       ,  2>  
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-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)
punch=press  [pntSpres] _n. 1>  ;   2> _attr. punch press operator ; 
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 punctuate d 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 puncture d 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. 
puppet= [ppIt] _n. 1> ,  2> _attr.  ( ) 3> _attr.  (   ..)
puppeeteer= [ppItI] _n.   ; , 
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  
purebred= [pjubred] _a. , 
puree= [pjureI] _. _n. -; 
purely= [pjulI] _adv. 1> , , ,  2> 
pure-minded= [pjumaIndId] _a.  
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 purport s 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. ֣  
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> ,  (. _.); purse s 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 pursue d 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 pursuit s  ; 
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 push ed 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
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  
puttinggreen= [ptINgrin] _n.   (   )
putting-stone= [putINstun] _n. _. 
putty= [ptI] 1. _n. 1> () , ̣ (. glazier's putty ) 2> ,        (. jeweller's putty ) putty  medal      2. _v.  ; 
put-up= [putp] _a. _. ,  ; ; a put-up  affair ( job) ,  ;  
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. ;      ; 
puzzlement= [pzlmnt] _n. 1> ;  2> 
puzzle-pated= [pzlpeItId] = puzzle-headed
puzzler= [pzl] _n.  ;  
puzzling= [pzlIN] 1. _pres-p.  puzzle 2 2. _n.   ;   
pyaemia= [paIimj] _n. _. 
pyedog= [paIdg] _n. _.  
pygmean= [pIgmin] _a. 
pygmaean= [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.    ; 
Purrhonist= [pIrnIst] _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> , 
quackery= [kwQkrI] _n. , 
quackle= [kwQkl] _v. 
quack-quack= [kwQkkwQk] _n. _. -, 
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 _. _.  , 
Quakeress= [kweIkrIs] _n. 
quaker-gun= [kweIkgn] _n. _. _.  
Quakerish= [kweIkrIS] _a. ; - 
Quakerism= [kweIkrIzm] _n. 
Quaker-meeting= [kweIkmitIN] = Quakers' meeting
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.)    ; qualm s 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>  
quartn= 1> [kwt]  (= 1/4  = 2  = 1,14 );    1  2> [kAt]  (ף     ) 3> [kAt] _.  (      ) to try to put a quartn  into a pint pot =   
quartan= [kwtn] _n. _. ң , 
quarter= 1. _n. 1>  (of); a quarter  of a century  ; to divide into quarter s    ; 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 quarter s in arrear     (   ..) 4>  (); residential quarter     5>   6> _pl. , , ; at close quarter s   ; to take up one's quarter s with smb.   -.   -. 7> _pl. _. , ; ; _. ; to beat to quarter s _.  ; to sound off quarter s _.   8> , ; from every quarter    ; from no quarter  ,    ; we learned from the highest quarter s      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 quarter s    (.  ) {. . 6}; to come to close quarter s >   ; >   ; >     2. _v. 1>    ()  2> _.  3>  (. );   ;    (on quarter   -.) 4>  (at) 5>     (  ) 6>  , ,   7> _.  ()  ;        
quarterage= [kwtrIdZ] _n. 1>  2>  (  ..)  
quarterback= [kwtbQk] _n.  (  )
quarter-bill= [kwtbIl] _n. _.  
quarter=binding  [kwtbaIndIN] _n. ̣   
quarter-day= [kwtdeI] _n. ,    (   : 25 , 24 , 29   25 )
quarter-deck= [kwtdek] _n. _. ; 
quarterly= [kwtlI] 1. _n. ,      2. _a. ң,  3. _adv.   ,    
quartermaster= [kwtmAst] _n. 1> _. ;  () ;  2> _. -
quartern= [kwtn] _n. 1> ң  (. quartern -loaf) 2>   3>   ()
quarter=sessions  [kwtseSnz] _n.    (   ,           )
quartet= [kwtet] _n. _. 
quartette= [kwtet] _n. _. 
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 question s    ; 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.   -. 
questionable= [kwestSnbl] _a. ; ;   
questioner= [kwestSn] _n. 1> ,  , ģ   . {. question 2} 2> , 
questionless= [kwestSnlIs] 1. _a. ;  2. _adv. ; 
question-mark= [kwestSnmAk] _n.  ,  
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)
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  ()
quicken= _I [kwIkn] _v. 1> ();  2>     ( ) 3> ,  4>  5> (); his pulse quicken ed    _II [kwIkn] _n.  
quick-fence= [kwIkfens] _n.  
quick-firer= [kwIkfaIr] _n. _.  
quickfiring= [kwIkfaIrIN] _a. 
quick-freeze= [kwIkfriz] _v.   ();   ( )
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.  .) _.    
quiddity= [kwIdItI] _n. 1> _.  2> = quibble 1
quidnunc= [kwIdnNk] _. _n. 
quid=pro quo  [kwIdprukwu] _. _n. 1>   ,  2> , ,       
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. _. ,  
quintn= 1> [kwInt] _.  2> [kInt] _.  (     ) 3> [kInt]  (   )
quintain= [kwIntIn] _n. _.      أ
quintal= [kwIntl] _n. ,  (. = 50,8 ; _. = 45,36 ;  = 100 )
quintan= [kwIntn] 1. _n. _.   (     ) 2. _a.  ( )
quintessence= [kwIntesns] _n. ;  ; the quintessence  of virtue (politeness)   ()
quintessential= [kwIntIsenSl] _a.  
quintet= [kwIntet] _n. _. 
quintette= [kwIntet] _n. _. 
quintuple= [kwIntjupl] 1. _a. 1>  2>    ,  2. _v. ()   
quintuplet= [kwIntjuplIt] _n. 1>     2> _pl.  
quip= [kwIp] 1. _n. 1>  ;  2>     3> ף,  2. _v.   ; 
quire= _I [kwaI] _n. _. 1>  () 2> ()  ; in quire s , 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 quit s 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 quiver ed its wings     _II [kwIv] _n. ; an arrow left in one's quiver  _. ,    a quiver  full of children . quiverful 2
quiverful= [kwIvful] _n. 1>  ,     2> _.  
qui=vive  [kiviv] _. _n. on the qui vive 
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)
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 rabbit s  ; Welsh rabbit     {. . rarebit} 2. _v.    (. to go rabbit ing)
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 race s    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 radiate s 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= [reIdIu]    
radioactive= [reIdIuQktIv] _a. 
radioactivity= [reIdIuQktIvItI] _n. 
radio=aerial  [reIdIuErIl] _n. 
radio=beacon  [reIdIubikn] _n. 
radio=biology  [reIdIubaIȍldZI] _n. 
radiocast= [reIdIukAst] _v.   ,  
radiobroadcast= [reIdIubrdkAst] _v.   ,  
radiocontrolled= [reIdIukntruld] _a.   
radio=engineering  [reIdIuendZInIrIN] _n. 
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 rag s > ; >  ; glad rag s _.   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> _.  
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 ,  (. .  )
rag=fair  [rQgfE] _n. , 
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. 
rag=paper  [rQgpeIp] _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 rail s   ; _. ,    4> , ; ,  5>  6> _pl. _.   2. _v. 1>  , ,  (. rail  in, rail  off) 2>       3>   _II [reIl] _v. (), () (at, against) _III [reIl] _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.  , ,  
rail=mill  [reIlmIl] _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 rain s   ; to be caught in the rain    ,   ģ; to keep the rain  out    2> ;  (̣);  (  ..) 3> _. У right as rain  _.  ;    2. _v. 1> ( . ) it rain s, it is rain ing ģ  2> (); ; blows rain ed upon him      rain  out  -. ( ) it rain s cats and dogs =  أ   ; it never rain s 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> ; , 
ra=le  [rAl] _. _n. _. 
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 range s with the brook     8> _. _. ,   ̣  9>    ;   ; he range s 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 rank s   ,  ; to fall into rank   (   ..) the rank s, the rank  and file >      ( . ); >   (  ..); >  , ; to rise from the rank s     ; to reduce to the rank s    2. _v. 1> ()  , ()  ,   2> ;  ̣ ; I rank  his abilities very high      3>  -. ; he rank s high as a lawyer (scholar)    (ޣ); a general rank s with an admiral    ( )   4> _.      ;   ; a captain rank s 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 rankle s 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 rapture s, to go into rapture s (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> rat s! _. !, ! 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
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 rate d above it real value         2> ; ; ; he was rate d 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. 
rater= [reIt] _n.   : firstrater   ; tenrater    10 
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 rating s     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>  (, )
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. ; 
ration=book  [rQSnbuk] _n.    ,   (  )
ration-card= [rQSnkAd] _n.    
rationing= [rQSnIN] 1. _pres-p.  ration 2 2. _n.    
ratlin= [rQtlIn] _n. (. _pl.) _. ;  ; 
ratline= [rQtlIn] _n. (. _pl.) _. ;  ; 
ratsbane= [rQtsbeIn] _n. 1>   ;   2> _.  
rat's-tail= [rQtsteIl] _n. 1>   ( , ң  ..) 2> _attr. rat's-tail  file _.  
rattan= [rtQn] _n. 1> _.  () 2>   
rat-tat= [rQttQt] _n. ()   
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 rattle d past      3>  , ;  (. rattle  on, rattle  away, rattle  along);  (, , ,  ; . rattle  out, rattle  away, rattle  over, rattle  off) 4> _. , , ; to get rattle d  ,  5> _. ,  (  ..)
rattle-box= [rQtlbks] _n. 1>   2> _.  3> _. , , 
rattle-brain= [rQtlbreIn] _n.  , 
rattlebrained= [rQtlbreInd] _a.   
rattleheaded= [rQtlhedId] = rattlebrained
rattle-pate= [rQtlpeIt] = rattle-brain
rattle-pated= [rQtlpeItId] = 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    
rat-trap= [rQttrQp] _n. 1>  2>   3> _. , 
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 rave d 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 
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 reach es the ceiling   ,    ; to reach  old age   ; as far as the eye can reach     ; the memory reach es back over many years    ̣ ; your letter reach ed me yesterday    ()  5> , ; his letter reach ed me     6>  ;  ; the train reach es Oxford at six      6  7>  8>  () 9> ;   10>  ( -., .,  );  ; ,  ( -.) reach  after   -.; _.   -.; reach  out (for)    -.,  -. ( ,  ); he reach ed out for the dictionary    ң _II [ritS] = retch 2
reachless= [ritSlIs] _a. 
reach-me-down= [ritSmIdaun] _. 1. _n.   2. _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 read s as follows    4>  (   ..); the thermometer read s three degrees above freezing-point       5>   (  ..); to read  the electric meter    ޣ; to read  smb.'s blood pressure    6> ; he is read ing 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-for-service= [redIfsvIs] = ready-made
ready-made= [redImeId] _a. 1> ; ready-made  clothes  ; ready-made  shop    2> , 
ready=money  [redImnI] _n.  
ready=reckoner  [redIrekn] _n. ()  ( ޣ)
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 realm s of fancy  , 
realtor= [rIlt] _n. _.    
realty= [rIltI] _n. _.  
ream= _I [rim] _n. 1>   (480 ) 2> ( _pl.) _. ,   (, , ); ream s 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. -
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.  
rear-viewmirror= [rIvjumIr] _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 reason s 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.     (1642-60 .) 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.  
recede= [risid] _v. 1> , ; ; to recede  into the background >    ; >  ,  2>  ( ң,  ) 3>    4>  ;  ,  ( , ) 5> ,   
receipt= [rIsit] 1. _n. 1>   ;  2> ; on receipt    3> (. _pl.) ; receipt s 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 recess es 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 reciprocate d 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 reck ed not of the danger      ; it reck s him not what others think  ,   ; what reck s 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 reckon ed (as) a clever person    3> ,  (upon) 4> , ,  ޣ (with reckon   -.) 5>    (with); he is to be reckon ed 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] _. = reclaim 3
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 recoil ed upon his own head       5> _. 
recollect= [riklekt] _v. 1>  ,  2> _refl.   , 
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) reconcile d 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 record s    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> 
recorder= [rIkd] _n. 1> ; ; ޣ 2>  (            ) 3> _. ,   4>    5> _.  
record=changer  [rekdtSeIndZ] _n.       
record=film  [rekdfIlm] _n.  
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] 1. _n. ޣ    2. _v.  (.   )
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.  , 
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 recover ing from his illness     ; I haven't yet recover ed 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= [rikrIeIt] _v.  
recreate= [rekrIeIt] _v. 1>  ,  2> _refl. ,  3> ,  4> _refl. 
recreation= [rikrIeISn] _n.  
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  _.  ,  
redact= [rIdQkt] _v.    , ,   
redaction= [rIdQkSn] _n. 1>  2> ,  
redactor= [rIdQkt] _n. 
red=admiral  [redQdmrl] _n.  ()
redan= [rIdQn] _n. _. _. 
Red=Army  [redAmI] _n.  
Red=Army Man  [redAmImQn] _n. 
redbait= [redbeIt] _v. _.   
redbaiting= [redbeItIN] _. 1. _pres-p.  redbait 2. _n. ,   
red=bark  [redbAk] _n.    (  )
red=bilberry  [redbIlbrI] _n. 
redblindness= [redblaIndnIs] _n. _. ,    
redblooded= [redbldId] _a. _. 1> , ,  2>  ,  (   ..)
red=box  [redbks] _n.         
red=brass  [redbrAs] _n. ,  
redbreast= [redbrest] _n.  ()
redbrick= [redbrIk] _a. 1>     2> (R.) "", "" ( ,   XIX-XX .     )
red-cap= [redkQp] _n. 1>   2> _. 
redcap= [redkQp] _n. 1>   2> _. 
red=cedar  [redsid] _n.  
red=cent  [redsent] _n. _. ()   1  I don't care a red cent (for)   (); not worth a red cent    
redcoat= [redkut] _n. _.  
Red=Crescent  [redkresnt] _n.  
Red=Cross  [redkrs] _n. 1>   2>  .  (  )
red=currant  [redkrnt] _n.  
red=deer  [reddI] _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     , 
Red=Ensign  [redensaIn] _n.    
redeploy= [ridIplI] _v. _. ()
redeployment= [ridIplImnt] _n. _. 
redeye= [redaI] _n. _. _.  ۣ 
red=gum  [redgm] _n. 1>   ,  2> _.  ,   
redhanded= [redhQndId] _a. 1>    2>    ; to be caught redhanded      ,    
red=hardness  [redhAdnIs] _n. _. 
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    
redlight= [redlaIt] _n. 1>   (     ..); to see the redlight    ,   .. 2> = red lamp 3
redlight= [redlaIt] _a. redlight  district   
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)  , 
red=ochre  [redȫuk] _n.  , 
redolence= [redulns] _n. , 
redolent= [redulnt] _a. 1>  () ; , ; flowers redolent  of springtime ,    2> ,   (of redolent   ޣ-.)
redone= [ridn] _p-p.  redo
redouble= [rIdbl]  1>  () 2>  
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 redound s 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.    ()
red=rag  [redrQg] _n. 1> " ";     (   ) 2> _. 
redress= [rIdres] 1. _n. 1> ;  2> ,  2. _v. 1> ; ; to redress  the balance   2> , ; to redress  a wrong   3> _.  4>  (̣  ̣)
redrogue= [redrug] _n. _.  
red=rot  [redrt] _n. ,   ()
redshank= [redSQNk] _n. _. ,  to run like a redshank    
red-short= [redSt] _a. _. 
redskin= [redskIn] _n. _. () , 
red=soil  [redsIl] _n. ڣ
redstart= [redstAt] _n. _. 
red=tape  [redteIp] _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 reduce d by illness       5> ; to be reduce d 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. 
red=wheat  [edwit] ڣ 
red=wine  [redwaIn]  
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 reek s 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 reel ed 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 refer red to the secretary    ; the asterisk refer s to the footnote ף     2>    3> ; he refer red to me for help       4>  , ; the speaker often refer red to his notes      5>  (-.),  (-.) 6>  , ; his words refer red 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 reference s 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 refill s 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 reflect s 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= [rifm] _v. 1>  ,  2> _. ()
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= [rifjuz] _v.  ; 
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 regard s (to)     4> ; in ( with) regard  to ;  ;  ; in this regard     5> _. _. ,  (, ) 2. _v. 1>   ,  ( -., -.; .  .  . ); he is much regard ed    ; 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 regard s   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 register ed 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 regret s     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 rein s of government  ; a tight rein   ; to keep a tight rein  on smb.  ,    -.; to give rein  ( the rein s) 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 rejoice s in the name of Bloggs   
rejoicing= [rIdZIsIN] 1. _pres-p.  rejoice 2. _n. ( _pl.) ; , 
rejoicingly= [rIdZIsINlI] _adv. ,  ; 
re-join= [ridZIn] _v.  (), ()
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 relate d    4> ,  
related= [rIleItId] 1. _p-p.  relate 2. _a. 1>  2> 
relation= [rIleISn] _n. 1> ; , ; relation  of forces  ; relation s of production _-.  ; industrial relation s    ; 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  
re-lay= [rileI] _v.  ; 
relay= 1. _n. [rIleI] 1>  (. ) 2>  (); to work in ( by) relay s   3> _.  4> [rileI] _. ;  5> _attr. relay  system   ( ) 6> [rileI] _attr. relay  box _.   2. _v. [rIleI] 1> ,   2>  () 3> [rileI] _. 
relay-race= [rileIreIs] _n.  ,  
relay=station  [rileIsteISn] _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  
reliefer= [rIlif] _n.  
relief-works= [rIlifwks] _n. _pl.    
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 remain ed 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 remind s 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 reminiscence s  
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 remote st 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 remove s  ̣ ; 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 remove d 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 rend s my heart       3> , 
render= [rend] 1. _n. 1> ; render s 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 render ed speechless with rage   ; climbing render s 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> _.  
rentable= [rentbl] _a. 1>      2>    
rental= [rentl] _n. 1>   ;   2>       
renter= [rent] _n. ߣ; 
rentfree= [rentfri] 1. _a. ģ      2. _adv.       
rentier= [rntIeI] _. _n. 
rent-roll= [rentrul] _n. 1>        2> ,     
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   ; repair s done while you wait    ; closed during repair s    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 repair ed 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)  
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 repeat s 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 repent s 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 report ed > ; >  2>   ; ;  ޣ; to report  a bill       ; the Commission report s 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 _.      (   )
reportage= [reptAZ] _. _n. 
report=card  [rIptkAd] = report 1, 5
report=centre  [rIptsent] _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 repose d 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 reproach es 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 request ed immediately    
requiem= [rekwIem] _n. 
require= [rIkwaI] _v. 1> , ; you are require d to go there     2>  ( ޣ-.);  (-.); it require s careful consideration    
required= [rIkwaId] 1. _p-p.  require 2. _a. ; ; required  studies _. _.  
requirement= [rIkwaImnt] _n. 1> ;  ; what are his requirement s   ?; 2> , 
requisite= [rekwIzIt] 1. _n. ,  ; ӣ ; the requisite s 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> , 
re-read= [ririd] _v. (re-read [rired]) 
rerun= [rirn] _n.   (,  )
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 research es 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 reserve d 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 resist s heat better than tiles        3>  , , ; the enemy was resist ed    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 resolve s     2> _. , ,  2. _v. 1> ();  ; he resolve d (up)on making an early start      ; the question resolve s 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. 
re-sort= [rist] _v. 
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 resource s   2> , , ; to be at the end of one's resource s    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 respect s to him    ; to pay one's respect s  ϣ  3> , ; to have respect  to > ; >   ; without respect  to ,    ; in respect  of ( to), with respect  to  ; in all respect s   ; 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 rest s on rather a weak evidence     6> , ; to rest  one's elbow on the table     7>  ( ); ,   ( , ; on, upon) 8>  ,  ( ,   ..); the blam'e rest s 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 rest s a mystery   ; you may rest  assured    2> it rest s with you to decide    ; the next move rest s with you    
restate= [risteIt] _v.  
restaurant= [restrN] _. _n. 
rest-cure= [restkju] _n.  
rest-day= [restdeI] _n.  
rested= _I [restId] 1. _p-p.  rest I, 2 2. _a. ; to feel thoroughly rested    _II [restId] _p-p.  rest II, 2
restful= [restful] _a. 1> ;  2> , ; a restful  life  
rest-harrow= [resthQru] _n. _. 
resthome,=rest-home  [resthum] _n. 1>       2>   
rest-house= [resthaus] _n.   
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    
re-strain= [ristreIn] _v.  
restrain= [rIstreIn] _v. 1> ,   ; ;  (from); to restrain  one's temper  ϣ ;  2>  3>  ; ; ; mad people have to be restrain ed   
re-strained= [ristreInd] _p-p.  re-strain
restrained= [rIstreInd] 1. _p-p.  restrain 2. _a. 1> ,  2> 
restraint= [rIstreInt] _n. 1> ,  2>  3>  ( ) 4> ; ; ,    ; the restraint s 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 restriction s  ; to lift restriction s  
restrictive= [rIstrIktIv] _a. 1>  2>  3>  ( )
rest-room= [restrum] _n. 1>  ,    2> _. ,  (   ..)
result= [rIzlt] 1. _n. 1> , ; ; without result  ; as a result  of   2>  ,  2. _v. 1> ,   ,  (from); nothing has result ed 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. , 
re-surface= [risfIs] _v. 1>   2>   ;   3>    (  )
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.  
res'uscitate= [rIssIteIt] _v. 1> , ;    2> , ;   
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 retract s 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 return s  ,    5>  ޣ; ; tax return    (       ) 6> (. _pl.)   7>  8>   (   ..) 9> _pl. ݣ,   10> _.  ;   11> _.     12> _attr. ; return  ticket  ; return  match ( game) _.  ,   many happy return s (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) reverse s    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 reverse d  ; 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>  ; ; revolution s 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
Rhinestone= [raInstun] _n. 1>   2>  
Rhine=wine  [raInwaIn] _n.  (), 
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. ; ribbon s of mist  ; torn to ribbon s    3> _pl. _. ; to handle ( to take) the ribbon s   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
ridden= [rIdn]       (-.);  (-.); bedridden   ; fearridden  
riddle= _I [rIdl] 1. _n. ; to talk in riddle s   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 ride s the waves     5>    the ship ride s (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.  (   )
ridingbreeches= [raIdINbrItSIz] _n. _pl.    , 
ridinghabit= [raIdINhQbIt] _n.  (    )
ridinghag= [raIdINhQg] _n. _. 
riding=hall  [raIdINhl] _n. () 
riding=master  [raIdINmAst] _n. 1>     2> 
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-̣ (   )
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 _. ; rig ged 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   ; right s 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 right s of the case   4> _pl. ; to set ( to put) to s  ;   ; to be to right s    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) ring s 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}
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.    
ring=ouzel  [rINuzl] _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 rip s 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 rise s   4>  ( ,   ..);  5> , ; the wind rise s  ; her colour rose   6>  ,  ( ) 7>     (to rise   -.) 8> ; to rise  in arms      9> ,   ( ,   ..); Parliament will rise  next week       10> ,  (in, from); the river rise s in the hills  ң ϣ    11>    12> ,  ( ) 13>  ( ͣ) to rise  to the bait ( to the fly)   ; to rise  to it    ; his gorge ( stomach) rise s   ;  ; 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) risk s ; 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 rite s 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   ,   , ""
roadbed= [rudbed] _n.  
Road=Board  [rudbd] _n.   
roadbook= [rudbuk] _n.  ,   
road=capacity  [rudkpQsItI] _n.   
road=clearance  [rudklIrns] _n. _. , 
road=hog  [rudhg] _n.  , ,   
road=house  [rudhaus] _n.  , ;  
roadless= [rudlIs] _a. 
roadman= [rudmn] _n.  
roadmetal= [rudmetl] _n. , £
road=roller  [rudrul] _n. ֣  
road=scraper  [rudskreIp] _n. _. ; 
roadshow= [rudSu] _n. _.   
roadside= [rudsaId] 1. _n.  ,  2. _a. 
roadstead= [rudsted] _n. _. 
roadster= [rudst] _n. 1>  ;       2>  (    ,      ) 3>   ( ) 4> ,   
roadtest= [rudtest] _v. _.     
Road=up  [rudp] _n. " " ( )
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> ; roar s 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 rock s = > " ";  Σ ; >   ( ); to run ( to go) upon the rock s >  ; >    ; to see rock s ahead     _II [rk] _v. 1> (); (-); (); he rock ed with laughter     2> ,  rock ed in security ,     _III [rk] _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. _.   , 
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. _. ,  
rocketeer= [rkItI] _n. 1>     2> -
rocketer= [rkIt] _n. ,   
rocket-launcher= [rkItlntS] _n. _. 1>   أ 2>  
rocketry= [rkItrI] _n.  
rock-garden= [rkgAdn] _n.     
rock-hewn= [rkhjun] _a.   
Rockies= [rkIz] _n. _pl. _. _. (_.  Rocky Mountains)  
rocking-chair= [rkINtSE] _n. -
rocking-horse= [rkINhs] _n.  -
rocking-turn= [rkINtn] _n. "" (   )
rock'n'roll= [rknrul] _n. --
rock-oil= [rkȍIl] _n. 
rock-salt= [rkslt] _n.  
rock-tar= [rktA] _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>  ( )
roebuck= [rubk] _n.  
Roentgenrays= [rntjnreIz] = Roentgen rays
roe-stone= [rustun] _n. _.  , 
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 roll s ,   ; roll  of honour    ; the Rolls _.    -; to call the roll   ;   ; to strike off the roll s     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 roll ed 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 roll ed 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.  
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-bandage= [rulbQndIdZ] _n. ,  
roller-coaster= [rulkust] _n. _.   ()
roller-skate= [rulskeIt] 1. _n. Σ   2. _v.   
roller=towel  [rultaul] _n.   
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. - ( )
roll-top=desk  [rultpdesk] _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. _.   2. _a. 
romance= [rumQns] 1. _n. 1>   (.  ) 2>  ( ; . novel  ) 3>  ,   4> _.  5>  6> ,  2. _v. 1> ;   2> , ,  3> _.  ( -.)
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. _. -  
-roomed= [rumd]       - ; one-roomed ; three-roomed ң
roomer= [rum] _n.   ,   
roomette= [rumet] _n.   
roomful= [rumful] _n.   (,   ..)
roominess= [rumInIs] _n. , 
rooming-house= [rumINhaus] _n. _.  
room-mate= [rummeIt] _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 root s   ;    ; 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 root ed 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 rope s ,   ( ) 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 rope s   ( 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-dancer= [rupdAns] _n. ,  
rope-drive= [rupdraIv] _n. _.  
rope-ladder= [ruplQd] _n. 1> ң  2> _. 
ropemanship= [rupmnSIp] _n. 1>     2>  
roper= [rup] _n. 1>   2>  3> _. 
rope's-end= [rupsend] _n. _. Σ
rope-walker= [rupwk] = ropedancer
ropeway= [rupweI] _n.  
rope-yarn= [rupjAn] _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>  
rusarian= [ruzeIrIn] _n.  
rosarium= [ruzErIm] _n. 
rosary= [ruzrI] _n. 1>     ,  2> ޣ 3>   ޣ
rose= _I [ruz] 1. _n. 1>  (.   ) 2> _pl. ; she has rose s in her cheeks    ţ ,    3>   4>  5>  (  );  6> = rose window 7> (the rose ) _. ,   path strewn with rose s ̣,  ; life is not all rose s      ; under the rose   , ; ; born under the rose  ģ  , ģ 2. _a.  3. _v. _.  ,    _II [ruz] _p.  rise 2
roseate= [ruzIIt] _a. 1>  2> , 
rosebud= [ruzbd] _n. 1>   2>    3> _.  4> _attr.   (  )  
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   ,   
rosemary= [ruzmrI] _n. _. 
roseola= [ruzil] _n. _. 1>  2> 
rose-rash= [ruzrQS] = roseola
rose-tree= [ruztri] _n.  
rosette= [ruzet] _n. 1>  2> 
rose-water= [ruzwt] _n. 1>   2>  ;  ; 
rose=window  [ruzwIndu] _n. _.  -
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 _. _.  (-.)
roughage= [rfIdZ] _n. 1>   2>   3> , ֣ 
rough-and-ready= [rfndredI] _a. 1>  -,    2> ,   ( , ɣ  ..) 3> , , 
rough-and-tumble= [rfndtmbl] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> ,  2. _a. 
roughcast= [rfkAst] 1. _n. 1>  ;   2>   2. _a. 1>   ( ) 2>   3. _v. 1>  (),  2>     
rough-dry= [rfdraI] 1. _a. ,    ( ) 2. _v.   
roughen= [rfn] _v. () , ; 
rough-hew= [rfhju] _v.  ԣ
rough=house  [rfhaus] _n. _. , 
rough-house= [rfhaus] _v. _. 1>   2> , , 
roughly= [rflI] _adv. 1> ;  2>  3> ,  4> ,  5> ; roughly  speaking 
rough-neck= [rfnek] _n. _. _. , 
roughness= [rfnIs] _n. 1> ;  2> ;  3> ,  4> ,  5> 
rough-rider= [rfraId] _n. 
roughshod= [rfSd] _a.    ( ) to ride roughshod  over  , ,  
rough-spoken= [rfspukn] _a.  
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 round s   ,  ; to go ( to make) the round  of ; ; to go for a good ( long) round    ; visiting round s  ;    4> , ; the daily round     5> ; ;  6> , ; round  of toast ,   ; round  of beef   7>   (. round  of a ladder) 8> _. ; ; ; 20 round s 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  ,  
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. _. , 
round-house= [raundhaus] _n. 1> _.   2> _. _-.   3> _. 
roundish= [raundIS] _a. , 
roundly= [raundlI] _adv. 1>  2> , ,  3> , ; ,  4> 
round=robin  [raundrbIn] _n. 1>   ,   ( ,   ) 2> _.   (, )
round-shot= [raundSt] _n.  
round-shouldered= [raundSuldd] _a. 
roundsman= [raundzmQn] _n. 1>  ,     2> _.  ,  
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   
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 row s  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> _.  ; 
rowan= [raun], [run] _n. 
rowan-tree= [rauntri] = rowan
row-boat= [rubut] = rowing-boat
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. _. 
rubberized= [rbraIzd] _a. ;  
rubberneck= [rbnek] _. _. 1. _n. 1> ,   (.  ) 2> _attr. rubberneck  car, rubberneck  auto, rubberneck  bus     ()  2. _v. = rubber I, 2, 2
rubber=plant  [rbplAnt] _n.  , 
rubber-stamp= [rbstQmp] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> ,   3> _. _. ,     , ;  2. _v. 1>   2> _. _. ,   (  ..)
rubber=tree  [rbtri] _n.  , 
rubbing= [rbIN] 1. _pres-p.  rub 2 2. _n. 1> ;  2> ,   {. rub 2, 8}; to take ( to make) rubbing s ,  
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>  
rudderless= [rdlIs] _a.  ; _.  
rudder-post= [rdpust] _n. 1> _.  2> _.   
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 rue d 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 ruin s   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 _.  ; rule s of the game  ; rule s of decorum  ,  ; as a rule   , ; by rule   () ; hard and fast rule  ף ;  ; international rule s in force    ; standing rule    ; to make rule s  ; 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. , , ; rumour s are about ( afloat), rumour  has it (that)  ; there is a rumour   2. _v.  ;  ; it is rumour ed 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) run ning    14>  ; all my arrangements ran smoothly ӣ     15>  ( , ); this is how the verse run s      16>     ; the lease run s 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    
runningboard= [rnINbd] _n.  ()
running=knot  [rnINnt] _n.  , 
running=mate  [rnINmeIt] _n. 1> ,       2> _.    -
running=title  [rnINtaItl] _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  
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 rush ed into my mind     ; words rush ed 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 rush ed   (-.)  5> _.   ; to be rush ed    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 Russian s _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   
'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?      ?
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.   (-.); sackful s 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 saddle s      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)
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>  
saddle=shoes  [sQdlSuz] _n. _pl.    
saddlespring= [sQdlsprIN] _n.   (   ..)
saddle=strap  [sQdlstrQp] _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 _.   ; =     
safetybelt= [seIftIbelt] _n. 1>   2> _.  
safetybolt= [seIftIbult] _n. _.  
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. () 
safetynut= [seIftInt] _n. _. 
safetypin= [seIftIpIn] _n. ,  
safety=razor  [seIftIreIz] _n.  
safety=strip  [seIftIstrIp] _n.   (     )
safety-valve= [seIftIvQlv] _n. 1>   2> _. ,  to sit on the safety-valve  >    ,   ..; >   
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 sag s 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. ,  ( _.)
sagebrush= [seIdZbrS] _n. _. 
sagegreen= [seIdZgrin] 1. _a. -̣ 2. _n. -̣  (  )
sage=tea  [seIdZti] _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 sake s  ; 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 -  sake s alive! _.   !,   !;   !
sal= [sQl] _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. -,  
salmoncoloured= [sQmnkld] = salmon 2
salmon=trout  [sQmntraut] _n. _. , -
salon= [sQlN] _. _n. 1> ; ɣ 2>  3> (the S.)       
saloon= [slun] _n. 1> _. ,  ;  2>  ( ); - 3> _.  4> _.  (  )
salooncar= [slunkA] = saloon 4
salooncarriage= [slunkQrIdZ] = saloon 4
saloon=deck  [slundek] _n.   1 
saloonkeeper= [slunkip] _n. _. ;  
Salopian= [slupjn] _n.      
salsify= [sQlsIfI] _n. _. 
salt= [slt] 1. _n. 1> ,  ; white salt   ; table salt   ; in salt   2> _pl. _.   (. smelling salt s); ; Epsom salt s   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            ( )
saltation= [sQlteISn] _n. 1> ,  2> ,  3>   , 
saltatory= [sQlttrI] _a. 1> ,  2> ,  ; saltatory  evolution  
salt=beef  [sltbif] _n. 
salt-cake= [sltkeIk] _n. _.  ,  
salt-cat= [sltkQt] _n.   
salt-cellar= [sltsel] _n. 
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 }
salt=junk  [sltdZNk] _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
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 salute d 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>  
sal=volatile  [sQlvlQtlI] _n.  
salvor= [sQlv] _n. 1>   2> ,    (, )
samara= [smAr] _n. _. 
samarium= [smeIrIm] _n. _. 
sambo= [sQmbu] _n. (_pl. os, oes [ouz]) 1>  (        ) 2> (S.) _. 
Sam=Browne  [sQmbraun] _n. 1> _.     (. sam Browne belt) 2> _. _. 
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 sample s   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 sand s are running out >    ; >  ;   6> _. _. , ;  7>   built on sand    , ; to throw sand  in the wheels _. =    ̣;    2. _v. 1>  ;    2>     3>  ; to sand  the sugar     4>    
sandal= [sQndl] 1. _n. 1>  2>  (  ..) 2. _v. (. _p-p.)  
sandal= [sQndl] _n.  
sandal=wood  [sQndlwud] _n.  
sandbag= [sQndbQg] _n. 1>    2>   3>   
sandbag= [sQndbQg] _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. 
sand=hog  [sQndhg] _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> _. , 
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. _. 
sap-rot= [sQprt] _n. _.  
sap-wood= [sQpwud] _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 sardine s = ()    
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. , 
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. _. 
Sasenach= [sQsnQk] _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.  (  ..)
satinet= [sQtInet] _n. _. 
satin=paper  [sQtInpeIp] _n.  
satin-wood= [sQtInwud] _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 saturate d 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-meat= [ssIdZmit] _n.  
sausage-poisoning= [ssIdZpIznIN] _n. _.   
sausage=roll  [ssIdZrul] _n. 1>    2> , ޣ  
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 save d by good nursing       ; to save  the situation   2> ,  (, , ,   ..); to save  oneself  ;  ; to save  one's pains    3> ,  (. save  up) 4>  ( -.); you have save d 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 savour s 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.  
sawbones= [sbunz] _n. _. _. 
saw-buck= [sbk] = saw-horse
sawder= [sd] _n. ,  (. soft sawder )
sawdust= [sdst] _n.  to let the sawdust  out of smb.    -.
saw-edged= [sedZd] _a. ; 
sawfish= [sfIS] _n. -
saw-fly= [sflaI] _n.  ()
saw-frame= [sfreIm] _n. _.  
saw-horse= [shs] _n.    
sawmill= [smIl] _n.  ; 
sawn= [sn] _p-p.  saw III, 2
Sawney= [snI] _n. 1> _.  2> , 
saw-set= [sset] _n.    ()
saw-tones= [stunz] _n. _pl.  , ; to speak ( to utter) in saw-tones    
saw-tooth= [stuT] _n.  
saw-wort= [swt] _n. _. 
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 say s 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 say ing  ,  ; 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 say s 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  _. 
saying= [seIIN] 1. _pres-p.  say 1 2. _n. , ; as the saying  is ( goes)  
say-so= [seIsu] _n. _. 1> أ-.  ,   2>   3> ;  
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. _. , 
scalded= [skldId] 1. _p-p.  scald I, 2 2. _a. 1>  2> ; scalded  cream  
scald-head= [skldhed] = scald III
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> _. ,  scale s 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 scale s 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 scale s   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.  ,        
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. _. 
scale-work= [skeIlwk] _n.    
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 scalp s   ; 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 _. _. 
scarecrow= [skEkru] _n. , 
scared= [skEd] 1. _p-p.  scare 2 2. _a. ; scared  face ( expression)  
scare-head= [skEhed] _n.   ( )
scare-heading= [skEhedIN] _n.   ( )
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-pin= [skAfpIn] _n.   
scarf-skin= [skAfskIn] _n. _. , 
scarf=welding  [skAfweldIN] _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 scatter ed the demonstration    4> ;   5> , ; all our hopes and plans were scatter ed    ,    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 scene s   (. _.) 4> , ; ; a woodland scene   ; striking scene    5> , ; to make a scene    6> _. ,  ; to appear on the scene    ; to quit the scene    ; _. 
scene-designer= [sindIzaIn] = scene-painter
scene-dock= [sindk] _n.  
scene-painter= [sinpeInt] _n. -
scenery= [sinrI] _n. 1>  2> 
scene=shifter  [sinSIft] _n.  
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 schedule d 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 school s) _pl.   9> _attr. , ; school  house >      ; >    2. _v. 1> , ; ;  2> _.   ,   _II [skul] 1. _n. ,  () 2. _v.  
schoolable= [skulbl] _a. 1>     2>  
school-board= [skulbd] _n. _.   
school-book= [skulbuk] _n. ,  
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> _. 
school=leaver  [skulliv] _n. 1> ,   2> 
school-ma'am= [skulmQm] _n. _. 
schoolman= [skulmn] _n. 1> ,  2>  (  )
school-marm= [skulmAm] = school-ma'am
schoolmaster= [skulmAst] _n.  , ; , 
schoolmasterly= [skulmAstlI] _a. 
school-mate= [skulmeIt] _n.  
school=miss  [skulmIs] _n. 1>  2> ,  
schoolmistress= [skulmIstrIs] _n.  
school=pence  [skulpens] _n. _.       
schoolroom= [skulrum] _n. ,  ; 
schools= [skulz] _n. _pl.   ޣ  (  )
school-ship= [skulSIp] _n. _.  
school-teacher= [skultitS] _n.  , 
school-time= [skultaIm] _n. 1>   2>  ,  
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   science s, physical science s) 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 score s      ޣ 5> ; what a score ! ! 6>  ; three score  and ten   (  -    ); a score  or two of instances    7> _pl. ; score s 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 score s  ޣ 2. _v. 1>  , ; ;    (. _.) 2>  (. score  up);  ޣ ( ) 3>    4> ;  ; to score  a point  ; to score  an advantage ( success)   ( ); you have score d  ; we score d 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 scorpion s ,   3> (S.) = Scorpio
Scot= [skt] _n. 1>  2> _. 
scot= [skt] _n. _. , ; to pay scot  and lot   ; _.   
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> 
Scotchman= [sktSmn] _n.  Flying Scotchman   -
Scotch=tape  [sktSteIp] _n.  , ""
Scotchwoman= [sktSwumn] _n. 
scoter= [skut] _n. _. 
scot-free= [sktfri] 1. _a. 1>  2>  2. _adv. 
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.    
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
scrap-heap= [skrQphip] _n. ,  (. _.); to throw on the scrap-heap    
scrap-iron= [skrQpaIn] = scrap I, 4
scrap-metal= [skrQpmetl] = scrap I, 4
scrapple= [skrQpl] _n. _.        
scrappy= [skrQpI] _a. 1>   ,  2> , 
Scratch= [skrQtS] _n. Old Scratch  
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-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> ,  ; ; scream s 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> _. 
screening= [skrinIN] 1. _pres-p.  screen 2 2. _n. 1> _pl.  2>  3> ,  4>   ģ 5> _. , 
screenplay= [skrinpleI] _n. 
screen-wiper= [skrinwaIp] _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 screw ed _.   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 screw ed on the right way     
screw-ball= [skrubl] _n. _. _. 1> ;   2> 
screw-bolt= [skrubult] _n. 
screw=coupling  [skrukplIN] _n. _.  
screw-cutter= [skrukt] _n.  
screw-die= [skrudaI] _n. _.  , 
screwdriver= [skrudraIv] _n. 1> ף 2>      
screwed= [skrud] 1. _p-p.  screw 2 2. _a. _. ; 
screw-jack= [skrudZQk] _n.  
screw-nail= [skruneIl] _n.   
screw-nut= [skrunt] _n. 
screw-plate= [skrupleIt] _n. _.  
screw-propeller= [skruprpel] _n.  
screw=steamer  [skrustim] _n.  
screw-thread= [skruTred] _n. _. ,  
screw=valve  [skruvQlv] _n. _.  
screw-wheel= [skruwil] _n. _. ,  
screw-wrench= [skrurentS] _n. _.   
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 scruple s , ,   ( -.); a man without scruple s ,   ;   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 sea s     ;  ; on the sea  >  ; >   ; to put out to sea    ; free sea  ,      ; the four sea s  ,  ; the seven sea s      ,      ,   ,      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  ; sea s 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   ,  , ,    
seaanchor= [siQNk] _n. _.  
seaape= [sieIp] _n. _. ,  
seabathing= [sibADIN] _n.   
sea=bear  [sibE] _n. _. 1>   2>  
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. _.  ()
sea=captain  [sikQptIn] _n. 1>    2> _.    
seacard= [sikAd] _n.  
seachest= [sitSest] _n.  
seacock= [sikk] _n. 1> _. ,   2> _.  
sea=cook  [sikuk] _n. _. _. son of a sea cook =  
seacow= [sikau] _n. _. 1>  2>  3>  4> 
seacraft= _I [sikrAft] _n. _.  ,   _II [sikrAft] _n.  
sea=cucumber  [sikjukmb] _n. _.  
seadog= [sidg] _n. 1>  2>  3>     4>  ,   5> _. ;  
seadrome= [sidrum] _n. 
sea=elephant  [sielIfnt] _n. _.  
seafarer= [sifEr] _n. _. , 
seafaring= [sifErIN] 1. _n.  2. _a. 
seafight= [sifaIt] _n.  
seafire= [sifaI] _n.   ,  
seafolk= [sifuk] _n. (.  .  . .) 
seafood= [sifud] _n. _. ,   ,  ,   ..
sea=front  [sifrnt] _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. 
sea=kale  [sikeIl] _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 seaking s  ()    ; 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 seaking ed =     ;    4> ,  5>  , ; ,  (. seaking  up) 6>  ; his answer seaking ed our fate      7>  ; to seaking  a marriage  
sealane= [sileIn] _n.  
sea=lawyer  [silj] _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.  ;  
sea=power  [sipau] _n.  
seaquake= [sikweIk] _n. 
sear= _I [sI] 1. _a. _. ,  the sear  and yellow leaf > ; >  ,  2. _v. 1> _.  2> ,  3> ; his soul has been sear ed 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 search ed 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
sea=serpent  [sispnt] _n.  
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 season ed 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 seat s for the theatre      ; to secure ( to book) seat s   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 seat  ed  , ,  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 second s 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 secret s 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 section s  5> ,  (  ..) 6>  () 7> _.  ();  8>    9> _.    2. _v.   , 
sectional= [sekSnl] _a. 1> ,  2> ,  3>   ; sectional  view   ; sectional  area   ; sectional  drawing   ,  ()
sectionalism= [sekSnlIzm] _n. ; 
section-mark= [sekSnmAk] _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 secure d 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 see n each other for ages    ; to see  much (little) of smb.  ()   أ-. ; you ought to see  more of him      ; I'll be see ing you ; see  you later ( again, soon)    10> , ; to see  a doctor (a lawyer)    () 11>  (); I am see ing 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 see n better days    ; these things have see n 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 seed s 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 seem s to be tired , -, ; I seem  to hear smb. singing   ( ),   ϣ 2> .  -: she seem s tired   ; she seem s young    it seem s -, ; 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 seethe d 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) seize d 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   
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.   , 
self-assertive= [selfstIv] _a. 
selfassumption= [selfsmpSn] _n. , 
self-assurance= [selfSurns] _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. , 
self-praise= [selfpreIz] _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 sense s  ; sixth sense   , ; to have keen ( quick) sense s  , ; a sense  of duty  ; a sense  of humour  ; a sense  of failure  ; a sense  of proportion   2> _pl. ; ; in one's sense s  ϣ ; have you taken leave ( are you out) of your sense s?    ?; to come to one's sense s >   ; >   ; to frighten ( to scare) smb. out of his sense s  -.    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 sense s   ,   ; in no sense      5> ; to take the sense s 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 sentiment s  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 serve s   ; to serve  no purpose    3>  (   ..) 4>   ; he serve d in North Africa       ; to serve  in the ranks  ; to serve  under smb.    -. 5>  ( ); dinner is serve d!  ! 6> ; ; to serve  a customer   , ; this busline serve s a large district      ; to serve  a town with water    7> , ; to serve  a gun    8>   (,   ..); to serve  one's apprenticeship ( time)    9>  ,  10>  , ; he serve d me shamefully  ۣ    11> _.   12> _.  ( -.; on); to serve  notice ,   13>   (   ..) 14> _.  serve  for >   -.; >    -.; the bundle serve d him for a pillow ף   ; serve  out > , ; > _. ; serve  round   (); serve  with ;  it serve s 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) service s ,     7>  8>   9> _.  10> _.  () 11> _. ; to say a service    12> _attr. ; service  record   2. _v. 1>  2>      (  ..) 3>  () 4>  _II [svIs] = service-tree
serviceable= [svIsbl] _a. 1> ,  2> ; serviceable  fabric   3> _. 
service-book= [svIsbuk] _n. 
service=dress  [svIsdres] _n.  
service=entrance  [svIsentrns] _n. 1>   2> ޣ 
service=flat  [svIsflQt] _n.    
serviceman= [svIsmQn] _n. 1>  2>   ; a television serviceman   
service=medal  [svIsmedl] _n. _. _.   (   -.    )
service=pipe  [svIspaIp] _n.     
service=shop  [svIsSp] _n.   
service=stair  [svIsstE] _n. ޣ 
service=station  [svIssteISn] _n.   ()
service-tree= [svIstri] _n. _.  
service=uniform  [svIsjunIfm] _n. _. _.   
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 session s           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 set s - 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 set ting 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 set s 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 set s 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 
seta= [sit] _n. (_pl. -tae) _. _. 
setaceous= [sIteISs] _a. _. _. 
setae= [siti] _pl.  seta
setback= [setbQk] _n. 1>  (  ..); ;  2> ; to suffer a setback   
set-down= [setdaun] _n. 1> ;   2> ң; 
set-off= [setȍf] _n. 1>  2> ; ,  3> _. , 
setose= [situs] = setaceous
set-out= [setaut] _n. 1> ; at the first set-out     2> ;  3>  ;  "- " 4> ɣ 
set=screw  [setskru] _n. _.  
set=square  [setskwE] _n. 
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 settle s the matter ( the question)  ; to settle  the day  ,   7> ,  8> ; ,   9> ,   ; ; the dust settle ed 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  ( )
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; 
seven= [sevn] 1. _n-card.  2. _n. 1> ͣ 2> _pl.   (   ..)
sevenfold= [sevnfuld] 1. _a.  2. _adv.    ()
seven-league= [sevnlig] _a. seven-league  steps _. =  
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 > ; > _.   sew ed up _.  _II [sju] _v. 1>  () 2> to be sew ed 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-cotton= [suINktn] _n.  
sewing=kit  [suINkIt] _n. _.     
sewing-machine= [suINmSin] _n.  
sewing=silk  [suINsIlk] _n. ޣ ۣ 
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 
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.  
sex=appeal  [sekspil] _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 shade s of blue ۣ     ; people of all shade s of opinion    ; there is not a shade  of doubt     3>  ; a shade  better -  4> _. _.  ;  ; among the shade s    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 shadow s 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 shadow s   ,   ; 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-boxing= [SQdubksIN] _n. 1> _.      ( ) 2>  ,  
shadow=cabinet  [SQdukQbInIt] _n. _. " " (  ,   )
shadow=factory  [SQdufQktrI] _n. ,         
shadowgraph= [SQdugrAf] _n. 1>   2>   3> , ,    ݣ 
shadow=pantomime  [SQdupQntmaIm] _n. _.    (. shadow play)
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;  (. _.); shaft s 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 shake s _. > , ; > ; to give smb. the shake s   -.  6> ,  7> _. ; in a brace of shake s, in two shake s    8>  9> _.  no great shake s ,  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 _. _.      
shakedown= [SeIkdaun] _n. 1>   (   ..) 2> _.  () 3> _attr. _. shakedown  cruise  ,  
shaken= [SeIkn] _p-p.  shake 2
shaker= [SeIk] _n. 1> (S.)  (   ) 2> _.   3> ,    
shake-rag= [SeIkrQg] _n. 
Shakespearian= [SeIkspIrIn] _a. ; Shakespearian  scholar 
shake-up= [SeIkp] _n. 1>  2>   
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 sham med 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>  ( )
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)
shan't= [SAnt] _. _. = shall not
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 
-shaped= [SeIpt]      - ; . cone-shaped 
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 share s in smth. with smb.  -.  -.  2> ; he does more than his share  of the work   ,   (    ) 3> ; ; on share s  ; preferred share s   share  and share  alike   ; share s! , ! 2. _v. 1> (),  (. share  out); to share  money among five men     ; they share d 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. _.  
sharecropper= [SEkrp] _n. _. ; 
shareholder= [SEhuld] _n. ; 
share-list= [SElIst] _n. 1>    2>  
share-out= [SEraut] _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, ̣ ( , )
sharpen= [SApn] _v. 1> ,  2> 
sharper= [SAp] _n. , 
sharp-eyed= [SApaId] _a.   
sharp-set= [SApset] _a. 1>   2> ,  ( -.) 3>    
sharp-shooter= [SApSut] _n.  , 
sharp-witted= [SApwItId] _a. 1> ,  2> 
sharpy= [SApI] _n. 1>    2> , 
shatter= [SQt] 1. _v. 1> () ;  2>  ();  (); to shatter  confidence   2. _n. , ; to be in shatter s   
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= [SI]      - ; . a two-shear ram   ( )
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-cote= [Sipkut] = sheep-fold
sheep-dog= [Sipdg] _n. 
sheep-faced= [SipfeIst] _a. , 
sheep-fold= [Sipfuld] _n.   , 
sheepish= [SipIS] _a. 1> ,  2> 
sheepman= [Sipmn] _n. _. 
sheep-run= [Siprn] _n.  
sheepshank= [SipSQNk] _n. _.  (    )
sheep's-head= [Sipshed] _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 sheet s  ; 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 sheet s in ( to) the wind, three sheet s in the wind's eye _.   2. _v.  
sheet-anchor= [SitQNk] _n. 1> _.    2>  ;  
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
sheet=lightning  [SitlaItnIN] _n. 
sheet=music  [SitmjuzIk] _n. ,    
sheet-proofs= [Sitprufs] _n. _pl. 
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 ; > _. 
shellac= [SlQk] 1. _n.  2. _v. 1>   2> _. _. ,    
shellback= [SelbQk] _n. _.  , " "
shell=crater  [SelkreIt] _n.   
shelled= [Seld] 1. _p-p.  shell 2 2. _a.  , 
shellfish= [SelfIS] _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.   
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 shift s and changes of life   3> () ; eight-hour shift     4>    5> , ; the last shift (s)   6> , ; to make one's way by shift s ; to make () 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 shift ed   5> ; ; to shift  for oneself     6> _. ;  shift  off    (  ..);  ( -.)
shifting= [SIftIN] 1. _pres-p.  shift 2 2. _a. 1> ,  2> ; shifting  sands  
shift-key= [SIftki] _n.       
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 " " (); ship s 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. ; 
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.   , 
ship-way= [SIpweI] _n. 
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 shire s   
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   -.    
shirtband= [StbQnd] _n.  
shirtfront= [Stfrnt] _n. 1>   ,  2> 
shirting= [StIN] _n.  
shirt-sleeve= [Stsliv] 1. _n. (. _pl.) in one's shirt-sleeve s   ( ) 2. _a. 1> ,  2> , , ; shirt-sleeve  diplomacy   
shirt-tail= [StteIl] _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 shiver s _.    -. 2. _v. 1> , ; ;  2> () ( ) _II [SIv] 1. _n. 1> (. _pl.) , ; to break to shiver s   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> , ; ; shock s 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 shoe s     ,   -.; I wouldn't be in your shoe s        ; to know where the shoe  pinches ,  ޣ  ( ); to put the shoe  on the right foot   ,  ; to wait for dead man's shoe s     -. ;   أ-.    ; to fill smb.'s shoe s    ; to step into smb.'s shoe s  أ. ; the shoe  is on the other foot >   ,  ; >    ; that's another pair of shoe s =     2. _v. (shod) 1>  2>  3>  (-.)
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>  
shoe=polish  [SuplIS] _n.   () 
shoeshine=boy  [SuSaInbI] _n. _.  
shoestring= [SustrIN] _n. 1>    2> _.   ; on a shoestring    
shoethread= [SuTred] _n. 
shoetie= [SutaI] = shoelace
shoe=tree  [Sutri] _n.   
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 
shooter= [Sut]   : sixshooter  
shooting= [SutIN] 1. _pres-p.  shoot 2 2. _n. 1>  2>  3>    4>    5> _.   6> _. ߣ
shooting-box= [SutINbks] _n.  
shootinggallery= [SutINgQlrI] _n. 
shooting-iron= [SutINaIn] _n. _.  
shootingrange= [SutINreIndZ] _n. , 
shooting=star  [SutINstA] _n. ,  
shootingstick= [SutINstIk] _n. -
shooting=war  [SutINw] _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 shop  ping) 2> _.   ,    ,   3> _.    4> _.  () shop  around _.  , 
shop-assistant= [SpsIstnt] _n. ; 
shop=floor  [Spfl] _n.  ;   ; on the shop floor    ,     
shopgirl= [Spgl] _n. 
shop=hours  [Spauz] _n. _pl.   
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.   
shop=window  [SpwIndu] _n.  to have everything in the shop window, to have all one's goods in the shop window >   ; >  ӣ 
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.    
shoreleave= [Sliv] _n. _.   
shoreless= [SlIs] _a. 
shoreman= [Smn] = shoresman
shore=patrol  [Sptrul] _n. _.  
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> ,  
shortage= [StIdZ] _n. , ; 
shortbread= [Stbred] _n.  
shortcake= [StkeIk] _n. 1> = shortbread 2> _. ϣ    
shortchange= [SttSeIndZ] _v. _. 1> ,  () 2> 
short=circuit  [StskIt] _n. _.  
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. 
short-handed= [SthQndId] _a.     ,    
shorthorn= [Sthn] _n.   
shortlived= [StlIvd] _a. ; ̣; shortlived  commodities  
shortly= [StlI] _adv. 1> ;  2> ,  3> , 
short=order  [Stȍd] _n.  (   ..),     
short-paid= [StpeId] _a.  (  )
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] _n. _.  
shortwave= [StweIv] _a. _. ; shortwave  set  ɣ
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 shoulder s 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 shoulderstrap s    
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 show ed me great kindness       3>  4> ,  (into show  -.);  (out of show  -.) 5>  ; ; ; the stain will never show    ; buds are just show ing   ݣ ; your slip is show ing      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 show s to good advantage in this light      
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 shower ed with telegrams   ; to shower  stones upon smb.  -.  4>  
shower-bath= [SaubAT] _n. 
shower-party= [SaupAtI] _n. _. _. ɣ     (,    ..)
showery= [SaurI] _a. 
show-girl= [Sugl] _n. 
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.) _.   ; shram med with cold   
shrank= [SrQNk] _p.  shrink
shrapnel= [SrQpnl] _n. 
shred= [Sred] 1. _n. 1> , , ; to tear to shred s   ; to tear an argument to shred s    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>  
shrewd= [Srud] _a. 1> , ; ,  2> _. ,  ( , ) 3> _. ; shrewd  tongue  
shrewish= [SruIS] _a. 
shrew=mole  [Srumul] _n. _. 
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 shrimp ing)
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 shuck s  ,   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  
'shun= [Sn] _interj. (_.  attention) _. _. !
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 shutter s _.   2> , ;  (., ) 2. _v.  
shuttle= [Stl] 1. _n. 1>  ( ,  ) 2>   3> _. = shuttle train 2. _v. ()   ң
shuttle=bus  [Stlbs] _n.  
shuttlecock= [Stlkk] _n.  (   )
shuttle=service  [StlsvIs] _n.     (,   ..),  
shuttle=train  [StltreIn] _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.   ; sibling s   ; 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! _. !,  !
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.  
sick=headache  [sIkhedeIk] _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 side s, 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 side s   -. ;      ; 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 sight s   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 sign s of the times   4>  (. sign board) 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 signal led     
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.   
silvern= [sIlvn] _a. _. 
silver=paper  [sIlvpeIp] _n. 1>    2>  , 
silverplate= [sIlvpleIt] _v.  ,  ( )
silver=point  [sIlvpInt] _n.   
silver=side  [sIlvsaId] _n.    
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 simmer ing 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 sinew s 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 sink s     5>  ( ) 6>  ( , ) 7> , ; he is sink ing   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 =  ,  
sinker= [sINk] _n. 1>  2> _. _. , ,   3> _.  (   )
sinking= [sINkIN] 1. _pres-p.  sink 2 2. _n. 1>   . {. sink 2} 2>  
sinkingfund= [sINkINfnd] _n.  ,  
sink-stone= [sINkstun] _n. 
sinner= [sIn] _n. 
Sinn=Fein  [SInfeIn] _n.   ( )
Sinn=Feiner  [SInfeIn] _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  
sisterhood= [sIsthud] _n. 1>   ԣ; they lived in loving sisterhood     ӣ 2>   
sister-in-law= [sIstrInl] _n. (_pl. sistersinlaw)  ( );  ( );  ( )
sisterly= [sIstlI] _a. 
Sisyphean= [sIsIfin] _a. _. _.  ()
sit= [sIt] _v. (sat) 1> ; to sit  oneself ,  2> ,  3> ;   ; the table sit s six people      4>    ( ) 5>    () 6>  7> ,  ;  8>   ; the car sit s 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 six es 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. ; sixty one  ; sixty two    . .; 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   ; ,    
skeletonize= [skelItnaIz] _v. 1>    2> ,    3>  
skeleton=key  [skelItnki] _n. 
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>  ;  
skewbald= [skjubld] _a. 
skewer= [skju] 1. _n. 1>   2> _.  3> _.  ;    2. _v. 1>  ( -.) 2> 
skew-eyed= [skjuaId] _a. 
ski= [ski] 1. _n. (_pl. skis   .)  2. _v. (ski'd)   
skiagram= [skaIgrQm] _n.  
skiagraph= [skaIgrAf] _n.  
skiborne= [skibn] _a. _.    ( )
skid= [skId] 1. _n. 1>   2> , , ,   3> _.  4> _. , ,  to put the skid s under _. _. ,  ; on the skid s ޣ  ,   .. 2. _v. 1>  2> _. ; the car skid ded  
ski'd= [skid] _p.  _p-p.  ski 2
skier= [ski] _n. 
skiff= [skIf] _n. ; _. -
skiffle-group= [skIflgrup] _n.  - 
skiffle-player= [skIflpleI] _n.   - 
skiing=lodge  [skiINldZ] _n.  
ski-joring= [skidZrIN] _n.     ..
ski-jumping= [skidZmpIN] _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 skin s    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 skin ned _.   
skin-deep= [skIndip] 1. _a. ,  (   ..) 2. _adv. 
skin-diver= [skIndaIv] _n. 1>   2> , ,   
skinflint= [skInflInt] _n. 
skinful= [skInful] _n.   ()
skingame= [skIngeIm] _n. _. , 
skin-grafting= [skIngrAftIN] _n. _.  
skinner= [skIn] _n. 1>  2> _.    3> _.  4> _.  (  )
skinny= [skInI] _a. ,   
skin-tight= [skIntaIt] _a.  ,  ( )
skip= _I [skIp] 1. _n. ,  2. _v. 1> ,  2>  ( ; . skip  off, skip  from); to skip  a grade    ( ) 3> ; he skip s 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 skirt s 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 skittle s  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-blue= [skaIblu] 1. _n.  2. _a. 
sky-born= [skaIbn] _a. _.  ( ) 
sky-clad= [skaIklQd] _a. _. 
skyer= [skaI] _n.   
skyey= [skaII] _a. 1> ;  2> -
sky-high= [skaIhaI] 1. _a. ,   2. _adv.  ;  
skylark= [skaIlAk] 1. _n.  2. _v. ,  , 
skylight= [skaIlaIt] _n. 1> _.  , ̣  2> _.  
skyline= [skaIlaIn] _n. 1> ,   2>    
sky=pilot  [skaIpaIlt] _n. _. , . 
sky-rocket= [skaIrkIt] 1. _n.   2. _v. 1>   2>  ,   ( ,   ..)
skyscape= [skaIskeIp] _n. ,  
sky-scraper= [skaIskreIp] _n. ң
sky=troops  [skaItrups] _n. - 
sky=truck  [skaItrk] _n. _. _.  ̣
skyward= [skaIwd] _adv.  
skywards= [skaIwdz] _adv.  
sky=wave  [skaIweIv] _n. _. , ֣   ϣ 
skywave= [skaIweIv] _a. skywave  communication _.   ֣ 
skyway= [skaIweI] _n. 1>  ,  2>   
sky-writer= [skaIraIt] _n. ̣   
sky-writing= [skaIraItIN] _n. ,    ̣;  
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.  
slackbaked= [slQkbeIkt] _a. 1> ޣ 2> 
slacken= [slQkn] _v. 1>  2>  3> 
slacker= [slQk] _n. _. 1> ,  2> _.     
slack=lime  [slQklaIm] _n. ۣ 
slacks= [slQks] _n. _pl.  
slack=suit  [slQksjut] _n.    
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 Slav s _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. 
slaver= _I [sleIv] _n. 1>  2> = slaveship _II [slQv] 1. _n. 1>  2>   2. _v. 1>  ;  2> 
slavery= [sleIvrI] _n. 1>  2> ֣  
slave-ship= [sleIvSIp] _n.  
slave-trade= [sleIvtreId] _n. 
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-bag= [slipINbQg] _n.  
sleeping-car= [slipINkA] _n.  
sleeping-draught= [slipINdrAft] _n.  
sleeping=partner  [slipINpAtn] . partner 1, 2
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 sleet s ģ   
sleety= [slitI] _a. 
sleeve= [sliv] _n. 1> ; to turn ( to roll) up one's sleeve s  ; _.   ,   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-block= [slaIdblk] _n. _. 
slide-fastener= [slaIdfAsn] _n. ԣ-
slide=rule  [slaIdrul] = sliding rule
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 slight est doubt   ; a slight  cold  ; not in the slight est    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 slip ped   2> ;  3> ;  (. slip  off);  (. slip  away); the knot slip ped  ; the dog slip ped the chain    ; it has slip ped my attention   -  ; it slip ped my memory, it slip ped from my mind     ; to let the chance slip     4> ,  ( ; . slip  away) 5>   (    ,    ); the tango slip ped into a waltz     6>  (  ,     ..); she slip ped the letter into her pocket      7> ; he slip s 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> , 
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. 
slip-up= [slIpp] _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> , 
slither= [slID] _v. ; 
slit=trench  [slIttrentS] _n. _. -
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 slop s   3> _pl.   (   ..) 4> _pl. ,  () 2. _v. 1> (), ̣() ( slop  over, slop  out) 2> ̣,  (   ..) slop  over    _II [slp] _n. (. _pl.) 1>    ,     2> ۣ  
slop-basin= [slpbeIsn] _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. , 
slop-pail= [slppeIl] _n.  
sloppy= [slpI] _a. 1>  ,  ( ); ,  ( , ) 2>  ( ) 3>  ( ) 4> ,  (   ..) 5> 
slop-shop= [slpSp] _n.  ۣ  
slopwork= [slpwk] _n. 1>  ۣ   2> ,   
slosh= [slS] = slush
slot= _I [slt] 1. _n. 1> ݣ, , , ;  ()    2> _.  2. _v. , ;  _II [slt] _n.  (  ..)
sloth= [sluT] _n. 1> ,  2>  3> _. 
sloth-bear= [sluTbE] _n. -
slothful= [sluTful] _a. , 
slot-machine= [sltmSin] _n.  ;  
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)
slowcoach= [slukutS] _n. ,    
slowdown= [sludaun] _n. _. 1>  2>    ( )
slow=goods  [slugudz] _n. _pl.   
slow-match= [slumQtS] _n.   (    ..)
slow-poke= [slupuk] _n. _. _. 
slow-witted= [sluwItId] _a. , 
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 slum ming)
slumber= [slmb] _. 1. _n. ( _pl.) ;  2. _v. ;  slumber  away ,   
slumberous= [slmbrs] _a. 1>   2> 
slumber-suit= [slmbsjut] _n. 
slumlord= [slmld] _n.   (     )
slummock= [slmk] _v. _. 1>   2>  , 
slump= [slmp] 1. _n. 1>   ,   ;  2>  ();  2. _v. 1>   2>  , , ; he slump ed 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-bore= [smlb] _a. _. 
small-clothes= [smlkluDz] _n. _pl. _.    
small=holder  [smlhuld] _n.  ;  
small-minded= [smlmaIndId] _a. 1> ,  2> , ̣
smallpox= [smlpks] _n. 
small-sword= [smlsd] _n. , 
small-time= [smltaIm] _a. _. _. , ; 
small-toothcomb= [smltuTkum] _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 smart s yet  ݣ  smart  for   -.
smart=aleck  [smAtQlIk] _n. _. _.  ; 
smart-alecky= [smAtQlIkI] _a. _. _. ;   
smarten= [smAtn] _v. 1> smarten  (oneself) up > (); >  2>  (  ..)
smart-money= [smAtmnI] _n. 1>    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 smell s 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 smile s    2> ; the smile s of fortune =  ,   2. _v. 1>  2>   (  ..); to smile  farewell    smile  at  -.; smile  on, smile  upon  , ; fortune has smile d 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.  
smoked= [smukt] 1. _p-p.  smoke 2 2. _a. 1>  2> ޣ 3> ޣ; smoked  fish ޣ 
smoke-dried= [smukdraId] _a. ޣ
smoke-dry= [smukdraI] _v. 
smoke-house= [smukhaus] _n. 
smokeless= [smuklIs] _a. ; smokeless  powder  
smoker= [smuk] _n. 1>  2>  3> = smokingcar
smoke-screen= [smukskrin] _n. _.   (. _.)
smoke-stack= [smukstQk] _n.  
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) snake s  ,  ; to see snake s _. =   ޣ
snakebite= [sneIkbaIt] _n.   
snake-charmer= [sneIktSAm] _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 snap ped    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-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. _. 
snap=shot  [snQpSt] _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> ; snatch es of conversation   3> (. _pl.)   (); to work in ( by) snatch es   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 sneeze d 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.  ()
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> , 
snip-snap= [snIpsnQp] _n. _. ,  
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  ( snook s) 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 snow s, it is snow ing ģ  2>  ( ); gifts snow ed in      3> (. _p-p.)   ( snow  up, snow  in, snow  under) snow  under _.  ( ) _II [snu] _n. _. _. ,  ( )
snowball= [snubl] 1. _n. 1> ,   2>  ,       ݣ   2. _v. 1>    2>    
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=broth  [snubrT] _n. 1>   2> _.  ģ 
snowbunny= [snubnI] _n.  
snow-capped= [snukQpt] _a.   ( )
snow-drift= [snudrIft] _n.  
snowdrop= [snudrp] _n. 
snow-fall= [snufl] _n. 
snow-fence= [snufens] _n. _-.  
snow-flake= [snufleIk] _n. ; _pl.  
snow=man  [snumQn] _n. =  
snowman= [snumn] _n.  
snowmobile= [snumubaIl] _n. 
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. 
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 snuffle s) _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. !, !, !
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> 
so-and-so= [sunsu] 1. _n. - ( ); Mr. so-and-so   - 2. _adv. -
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-boiler= [supbIl] _n. 
soap-box= [supbks] _n. 1>  -  2> _.   3> _attr. soap-box  orator = soapboxer
soapboxer= [supbks] _n.  
soap-bubble= [supbbl] _n.   (. _.)
soap=opera  [supȍpr] _n. _. _.        (.  )
soap=powder  [suppaud] _n.  
soap-stone= [supstun] _n. _.  , 
soap-suds= [supsdz] _n. _pl. 1>   2> 
soap-works= [supwks] _n. _pl. (.  _sg.   _pl.)  
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= [esubi] _n. (_pl. sob's) (_.  son of a bitch) _.  
sob= [sb] 1. _n. ;  2. _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. , , 
sob-sister= [sbsIst] _n. _. _.     , 
sob-stuff= [sbstf] _n. _. 
so-called= [sukld] _a.  
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-fountain= [sudfauntIn] _n. ,       ; ,    
soda=jerk  [suddZk] _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 soft er sex   2. _adv. , ; to lie soft      3. _interj. _. !, !
soften= [sfn] _v. () soften  up _.  () Σ
softening= [sfnIN] 1. _pres-p.  soften 2. _n. 1>  2> _.  softening  of the brain _.   
soft=goods  [sftgudz] _n. _pl.  
softhead= [sfthed] _n. ,  
soft-headed= [sfthedId] _a. 
softhearted= [sfthAtId] _a. , 
soft=money  [sftmnI] _n. _. _.  
soft=pedal  [sftpedl] _n. 1> _.   2> _. , 
soft-pedal= [sftpedl] _n. 1> _.    2> _. 
soft=sawder  [sftsd] _n. , 
soft=soap  [sftsup] 1. _n. 1>  ; ̣  2> _.  2. _v. _. 
soft-spoken= [sftspukn] _a. 1> ӣ  2> 
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.   ̣ 
soilage= [sIlIdZ] _n. ̣ 
soilless= [sIllIs] _a. 
soil-pipe= [sIlpaIp] _n.  
soiree= [swAreI] _. _n.  
sojourn= [sdZn] 1. _n. ()  2. _v. () , 
Sol= [sl] _n. _.  ( old Sol )
sol= _I [sl] _n. _.  _II [sl] _n. _.  _III [sl] _n.  (  )
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 soldier s    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. _. 
sol-fa= [slfA] _. 1. _n.  2. _v.  
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   
solidarity= [slIdQrItI] _n. ; ޣ
solid=geometry  [slIddZIȍmItrI] _n. 
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
so=long  [sulN] _. !,  !
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 
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!   !
some=time  [smtaIm] 1. _n.   2. _adv. 1>     2> = sometime 1, 1
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 son s of men   son  of a bitch _.  
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> , 
son-in-law= [snInl] _n. (_pl. sonsinlaw)  ( )
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 soon er than  ; he had no soon er got well than he fell ill again    ,    2> ; if we come too soon  we'll have to wait   ģ  ,  ģ ; the soon er, the better  ,  ; soon er 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.  
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. ; 
soot=pit  [sutpIt] _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 sop ping 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 sore s    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 sort s  , ; I need all sort s of things     ; all sort s 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 sort s >    ; >    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.   
so-so= [susu] _. 1. _a. _predic. ,  ;  2. _adv.  , 
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 -
souchong= [suSN] _. _n.  
Soudanese= [sudniz] = Sudanese
sou'easter= [sauist] = southeaster
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 soul s 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 sound s like thunder   ; the trumpets sound     2>  ;  ; to sound  a bell    3> , ,  ; the excuse sound s very hollow     4> ; the "h" in "hour" is not sound ed   "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-box= [saundbks] _n.  ()
sound=engineer  [saundendZInI] _n. 
sounder= [saund] _n. . 
sound-film= [saundfIlm] _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. 
sound-locator= [saundlukeIt] _n. 
sound=man  [saundmQn] _n. _. _. _. 1>  2> ӣ
sound-proof= [saundpruf] 1. _a.  2. _v.  
sound=rocket  [saundrkIt] _n. _.   
sound-track= [saundtrQk] _n. _.  
sound-wave= [saundweIv] _n.  
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> (); sour ed 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> _.  
southdown= [sauTdaun] _n.    ۣ 
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
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
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
souvenir= [suvnI] _. _n. ,   
sou'wester= [sauwest] _n. _. 1> = south-wester 2> 
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 =   ;      
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
sow-thistle= [suTIsl] _n. _. 
soy= [sI] _n.  
soya= [sI] _n. 1>  2>  
soy-bean= [sIbin] = soya
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 space s  ,  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 space d out _. _.  
space-bar= [speIsbA] _n.    (  )
spacecraft= [speIskrAft] = spaceship
space=fiction  [speIsfIkSn] _n.       
spaceless= [speIslIs] _a. 1> ,  2> , , ۣ 
spaceman= [speIsmQn] _n. 1> ,  2>    
spaceport= [speIspt] _n. 
spacer= [speIs] _n. , 
space=rocket  [speIsrkIt] _n.  
space=satellite  [speIssQtlaIt] _n.  
spaceship= [speIsSIp] _n.   ,  
spaceward= [speIswd] _adv.  
space-writer= [speIsraIt] _n. ԣ,   
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
spadeful= [speIdful] _n.  
spade-work= [speIdwk] _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 span ned the intervening space     2>  ( ,   ..);   ( ); to span  a river with a bridge     3> ,  4> _.   5> _. ; ; 
spandrel= [spQndrl] _n. _.  ;  
spang= [spQN] _adv. _. ; he ran spang  into me    
spangle= [spQNgl] 1. _n. ̣ 2. _v.  ̣; the heavens spangle d 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.  
span-new= [spQnnju] _a.  ;   
span=roof  [spQnruf] _n.  
span-worm= [spQnwm] _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 ,    
sparable= [spQrbl] _n.   
spar-deck= [spAdek] _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 spare d    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 spark s 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> 
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> , , 
spark-plug= [spAkplg] _n. _. 1> = sparking-plug 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  
spatterdashes= [spQtdQSIz] _n. _pl.  
spatter-dock= [spQtdk] _n. _. , 
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 speak ing    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 speak s him generous      5> legally speak ing    ; strictly speak ing  ; generally speak ing  ; roughly speak ing ,  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 spectacle s); to see through rose-coloured spectacle s  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= [spid]   : three-speed engine ң 
speed-boat= [spidbut] _n.  
speed-cop= [spidkp] _n. _. ,    
speeder= [spid] _n. 1> _.   2> _.  
speedily= [spidIlI] _adv. , 
speeding= [spidIN] 1. _pres-p.  speed 2 2. _n.    
speed-limit= [spidlImIt] _n.   ()
speedometer= [spIdmIt] _n. 
speed-reducer= [spidrIdjus] _n. _. 
speedster= [spidst] _n. 1> _.   2> _. 
speed-up= [spidp] _n. 1>  2>      
speed-up=system  [spidpsIstIm] = sweating system
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> ,  (  ; . -n- spell s one) 3> ,    spell  out >   ,  ; > ,  (.  ); >      _III [spel] 1. _n. 1>   ; spell  of fine weather   ; leave it alone for a spell        2>  (,  ) 3> ң,  ( ,   ..); to take spell s 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
spermaceti= [spmsetI] _n. 
spermatic= [spmQtIk] _a. _. 
spermatorrhoea= [spmtri] _n. _. 
spermatozoa= [spmtuzu] _pl.  spermatozoon
spermatozoon= [spmtuzun] _n. (_pl. -zoa) _. 
sperm-whale= [spmweIl] _n. _. 
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. spin ning  -.  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 spirit s 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) spirit s   ӣ,  ; to be in low spirit s, to be out of spirit s    ; it shows a kindly spirit     ; to keep up smb.'s spirit s  أ-. ,  -.; try to keep up your spirit s    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  
spirited= [spIrItId]      -     -  ; low-spirited   
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 splash ed 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 split ting       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.   
splitter= [splIt] _n. 1>  2>  ;  3>   
split=ticket  [splIttIkIt] _n. _. ,          
splitting= [splItIN] 1. _pres-p.  split 3 2. _a. 1> ,  2>  3> ,  (  ) 4> 
split=vote  [splItvut] = split ticket
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 spoil s of war  ,  2> , ,      -. 3>  ,    .., ԣ   4> _pl.  ,    ,    5>  ;   6> _attr. spoil s system      ,   ;       2. _v. (spoilt, spoiled [d]) 1>  2>  3>  ( ) 4> _. _. , ; to spoil  the Egyptians _.     ;   ޣ  to be spoil ing for _.   -.;   -.; to be spoil ing for a fight   
spoilage= [spIlIdZ] _n. 1>  2>  , 
spoilsman= [spIlzmn] _n. _. ,       
spoil-sport= [spIlspt] _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 spoof ed  
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
spoonerism= [spunrIzm] _n.    (., blushing crow . crushing blow)
spoon-fed= [spunfed] _a. 1>     (   ..) 2>      ;     (  ) 3> _. _. 
spoonful= [spunful] _n.   (-.)
spoon-meat= [spunmit] _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 sport s ; to go in for sport s  ; 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 spot s   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 spot s with water   ۣ     2> ,  3> _. , ; , ; to spot  the cause of the trouble   ; to spot  the winner      ; I spot ted his roguery as soon as I met him     ,     4>  ,  5>   6> _.  ( ); it's beginning to spot , it is spot ting 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 spout s 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 sprawl ing  -.   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 spread s before us     ; the peacock spread s its tail   ; the river here spread s 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 spread s well    6> ; ; the course of lectures spread s 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 spring s 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 spring ing   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-board= [sprINbd] _n. 1>  2> _. 
springbok= [sprINbk] _n. _. , , 
springbuck= [sprINbk] = springbok
spring=chicken  [sprINtSIkIn] _n. 1> ̣ 2> _. ,   (.  )
springe= [sprIndZ] _n. , , 
springer= [sprIN] _n. 1>  2>     3> ̣ 4> _.   
spring-halt= [sprINhlt] _n. _. 
springhead= [sprINhed] _n. 
spring=tide  [sprINtaId] _n. _.  
springtide= [sprINtaId] _n. _. 
springtime= [sprINtaIm] _n. ,  
spring=water  [sprINwt] _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 sprout s) 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) spur s to ; _. , ; to win one's spur s _.   ; _.  ,   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 ,      
spurge= [spdZ] _n. _. 
spur=gear  [spgI] _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> ; spurt s of flame   2>   ,  2. _v. 1>  գ (. spurt  down, spurt  out);  () 2>   , 
spur=track  [sptrQk] _n. _-.  
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.   ; 
squabble= [skwbl] 1. _n. ,  -  2. _v. 1> ,  -  2> _. () ( )
squabby= [skwbI] _a.   
squab=pie  [skwbpaI] _n. 1>    2>   ,   
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 squall s  ;  
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-built= [skwEbIlt] _a. 
squarehead= [skwEhed] _n. _. _.     
square-rigged= [skwErIgd] _a. _.    
square=shooter  [skwESut] _n. _. ,  
square-toed= [skwEtud] _a. 1>  ,   ( ) 2> ;  3> , 
square-toes= [skwEtuz] _n. 1> ;  2>  
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> _. _. , 
squawk= [skwk] 1. _n. 1>   () 2> _.  ,  2. _v. 1>   ( ) 2> _.  , 
squaw-man= [skwmQn] _n. _. ,   
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 squeeze s 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. 
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 stab bed 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> _. , ; stack s ( 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. -
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 stage s  ,   2. _v. 1>  ();  2>  ; the play stage s well    3> , ; to stage  a demonstration  
stage-coach= [steIdZkutS] _n.  , 
stagecraft= [steIdZkrAft] _n.    ӣ
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.     ;   
stagehand= [steIdZhQnd] _n.  
stage-manage= [steIdZmQnIdZ] _v. 1>  (  ..) 2>   (   ..)
stage=manager  [steIdZmQnIdZ] _n. ӣ
stager= [steIdZ] _n. an old stager  ,  
stage=right  [steIdZraIt] _n.      
stage-struck= [steIdZstrk] _a.  ,    
stage=whisper  [steIdZwIsp] _n. 1>  ۣ 2> ,   ,    
stagey= [steIdZI] = stagy
stagger= [stQg] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> _.   3> _pl. _.  ( );  ( ) 4> _.   2. _v. 1> ;   2> ,   3> ,    4> ;   5> , ;  6>   ,    ..; stagger ed 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> 
stag-party= [stQgpAtI] = stag 4
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 stair s   2> (. _pl.) ; ; _. ; the stair s are steep  ; winding stair   ; below stair s >   ; >     
staircase= [stEkeIs] _n. 1> ; corkscrew ( spiral) staircase   ; open staircase    ; principal staircase    2>  
stairhead= [stEhed] _n.   
stair-rod= [stErd] _n.       
stairway= [stEweI] = staircase
stake= [steIk] 1. _n. 1> , ;  2> ,    ģ   3> (the stake )   ,   4>    5> ( _pl.)  (   ..);  ( ); he plays for high (low) stake s     ( ) 6> ,  (   ..) 7> _pl.  (   ..) 8> _pl.    to be at stake     ;   ; to pull up stake s _.   ;   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 stall ed 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 stamp  ed 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.  
stampede= [stQmpid] 1. _n. 1>   2>    3> _.     ,    ,    .. 2. _v. ()   
stamped=paper  [stQmptpeIp] _n.  
stamping-ground= [stQmpINgraund] _n. _.   
stamp-mill= [stQmpmIl] _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 stand s six feet three   6  3  6>  ,  7> ;  , ; ; to stand  fast  ; the house still stand s  ݣ ; these boots have stood a good deal of wear    ; this colour will stand     ; not a stone was left stand ing      8> , , ; ; to stand  the test  ; how does he stand  pain?    ?; I can't stand  him     9>  ̣ ; to stand  well with smb. >      -; >      -. 10> (.  -) ,   ̣ ; he stand s 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 stand s 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 stand s to reason that   , ; to stand  to win     
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 _.  ; standard s of weight  ; to fall short of accepted standard s    ; 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-bearer= [stQnddbEr] _n. 1>  2>  , 
standardization= [stQnddaIzeISn] _n. , 
standardize= [stQnddaIz] _v. ; 
standard=time  [stQnddtaIm] _n. ,  
stand-by= [stQndbaI] 1. _n. 1> ģ  2>  2. _a. , , 
standee= [stQndi] _n. _. _. 1>   2> _.    
standfast= [stQndfAst] _n.  
stand-in= [stQndIn] _n. 1>   2> _. ̣ ( ԣ,     ߣ) 3> , 
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> ,  ( )
standingorder= [stQndINǍd] _n. 1> _.  - 2> _pl. _.  
standing-room= [stQndINrum] _n.  ,    (.  )
stand-off= [stQndȍf] 1. _n. 1> ,  (   ) 2>  3> _.  2. _a. ; , 
stand-offish= [stQndȍfIS] _a. ; ; 
stand-out= [stQndaut] _n. 1> -.  ( ,   ..) 2> _. ,     ,   ..
standpatter= [stQndpQt] _n. _. _. , 
stand-pipe= [stQndpaIp] _n. _.  
standpoint= [stQndpInt] _n.  
standstill= [stQndstIl] _n. , , ; to come to a standstill    ; work was at a standstill    
stand-up= [stQndp] _a. 1> ; stand-up  collar   2> stand-up  fight  ; stand-up  meal  ,  ; stand-up  buffet ,   
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 star s  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 star s   star s and stripes   ; I saw star s =       2. _a. 1> ף 2> ; ; ; star  witness   3> star  system _.   ,   ԣ    3. _v. 1>  ף 2>  ף 3>   ,  ; to star  in the provinces       4>   
starboard= [stAbd] _. 1. _n.   2. _a.  ;   3. _v.   
starch= [stAtS] 1. _n. 1>  2> ,  3> _. _. ,  to take the starch  out of smb. _. ,    -. 2. _v. 
Star=Chamber  [stAtSeImb] _n. _. ף 
starchy= [stAtSI] _a. 1> ,   2>  3> 
star=connection  [stAknekSn] _n. _.  
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. _.  
star-gazer= [stAgeIz] _n. _. 1> ; ޣ;  2> , 
star-gazing= [stAgeIzIN] _n. _. 1>  ף;  2>  3> 
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. ;    
star=shell  [stASel] _n. _.  
star-spangled= [stAspQNgld] _a. 1>  ף; the Star-Spangled Banner ף  (    ) 2> -,   ( )
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  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 start ed in the kitchen     3> ,   ;  ( ,   ..); the train has just start ed    ۣ; 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 start ed out to write a book    ; >   ; > _. ; start  up > ; > ; a new idea has start ed 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 startle d by the news   ֣ ; to startle  a person out of his apathy  -.    2> 
startler= [stAtl] _n.    
startling= [stAtlIN] 1. _pres-p.  startle 2 2. _a. , 
star=turn  [stAtn] _n.   
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 state d      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.    
statecraft= [steItkrAft] _n.   
stated= [steItId] 1. _p-p.  state I, 3 2. _a. 1> ; ; ; at stated  intervals  ̣  ; stated  office hours ̣   ( ) 2> ;  3> 
State-house= [steIthaus] _n. _.    
stately= [steItlI] _a. , ,  
statement= [steItmnt] _n. 1> , ; to make a statement  ,   2> ,  3>  ޣ, 
state-room= [steItrum] _n. 1>   2>   3> _. 
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 station s      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  
stationary= [steISnrI] _a. 1> , ̣, ; stationary  troops   2> , ; stationary  air ,   ̣   ; stationary  temperature   3> stationary  warfare  
stationer= [steISn] _n. 1>    2> _. ; 
stationery= [steISnrI] _n. 1>   2>  
station-house= [steISnhaus] _n.  
station-master= [steISnmAst] _n. _-.  
station-wagon= [steISnwQgn] _n.    (      )
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-book= [stQtjutbuk] _n.  
statute=law  [stQtjutl] _n.   (. common law)
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 stay s) 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. _.  ,  
stayed= _I [steId] 1. _p-p.  stay I, 2 2. _a.    _II [steId] _p-p.  stay II
stayer= [steI] _n. 1>     2> _. 
stay-in= [steIIn] _n.   (. stay-in  strike)
staying= _I [steIIN] 1. _pres-p.  stay I, 2 2. _a. 1> (), (); () 2>  ; ; staying  power(s) ,  _II [steIIN] _pres-p.  stay II
stay-lace= [steIleIs] _n.   
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 
steamboat= [stimbut] _n. 
steam-boiler= [stimbIl] _n.  ԣ
steam-coal= [stimkul] _n.  
steam-driven= [stimdrIvn] _a.    
steam-engine= [stimendZIn] _n.  ,  
steamer= [stim] _n. 1>  2> 
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> _.  
steamship= [stimSIp] _n. 
steamshop= [stimSp] _n. ; 
steam=shovel  [stimSvl] _n.  
steam=table  [stimteIbl] _n.  (   , )
steam-tight= [stimtaIt] _a. 
steam-turbine= [stimtbIn] _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-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. ;  
steel=wool  [stilwul] _n.        ..
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 steep ed 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 steer s 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 step s ; to bring into step     2>   3> ,  4>  (); to follow smb.'s step s, to tread in the step s of smb. _.   -.  5>  ; it is but a few step s to my house       6>  ( ) 7> , ; ; a false step   ; to take step s   8> , ; , ; ; ߣ; flight of step s   9> _pl.  (. a pair of step s) 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 step ped on    ; step  out >  (. ); >   ;  ; >  ; > _. _. ; step  up > ; > ; ; > ; ; > _.   step  on it! _. !, , !
stepbrother= [stepbrD] _n.  
stepchild= [steptSaIld] _n. ; 
stepdaughter= [stepdt] _n. 
step-down=transformer  [stepdauntrQnsfm] _n. _.  
stepfather= [stepfAD] _n. 
step-ins= [stepInz] _n. _pl. _. 1>     ԣ ( ,   ..) 2>   ; ̣
step-ladder= [steplQd] _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. 
step-up=transformer  [stepptrQnsfm] _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 stern er sex   ( ) _II [stn] _n. 1> _.  2>   -.  3> ,  ( ) 4> _attr. , 
sterna= [stn] _pl.  sternum
stern-post= [stnpust] _n. 1> _.  2> _.   
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.) _.  
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> _. 
stew-pan= [stjupQn] _n. 
stew-pot= [stjupt] = stew-pan
stick= [stIk] 1. _n. 1> ; ; ; ; ; ;  2> ,  (,     ..); stick  of chocolate  ; stick  of chewing gum    3> ,  4> _.    ; ; ̣    5> _. ֣  6> (the stick s) _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 stick s  ; 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 stick s 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 _.  ,  ( )
sticker= [stIk] _n. 1> ,  2>   3> ;  (  ); ;  4> _.  ,  5> ,  
stickful= [stIkful] _n. _.  
sticking-plaster= [stIkINplAst] _n.  , 
stick-in-the-mud= [stIkInDmd] _. 1. _n.    2. _a. ; 
stickjaw= [stIkdZ] _n. _. 
stickle= [stIkl] _v. 1> ,   ( ) 2> , 
stickleback= [stIklbQk] _n.  ()
stickler= [stIkl] _n.  ,  (for stickler  -.)
stickpin= [stIkpIn] _n. _.   
stick-up= [stIkp] _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> 
stiffen= [stIfn] _v. () , ֣  . {. stiff 1}; to stiffen  linen with starch  أ; his resolution stiffen ed     ף
stiff-necked= [stIfnekt] _a. 
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 still s    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-born= [stIlbn] _a. ģ
still=life  [stIllaIf] _n. _. 
still=picture  [stIlpIktS] _n. 
still-room= [stIlrum] _n. ; 
stilly= [stIlI] 1. _adv. ,  2. _a. _. 
stilt= [stIlt] _n. 1> (. _pl.) ; on stilt s  ; _.  2>  ()
stilted= [stIltId] _a. , , , 
Stilton= [stIltn] _n.  (  ; . Stilton  cheese)
stimulant= [stImjulnt] 1. _n. 1>   2>  ; he never takes stimulant s       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 sting s 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 stink s    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 stir s 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 stitch es into a wound    ; to take stitch es 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    
St-John's=wort  [sntdZnzwt] _n. _. 
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 stock s   15> _. ; to take stock  in  ;    {. . } 16>  17>     18>     19>   ,    20> = stock  company 2 21> _pl. _.  22> _pl. _. ; to be on the stock s   ; _. ,    (  ) 23> _.  () 24> _.  25>  () 26> _. ,  27> _.  stock s and stones > ̣ ; >  ; to take stock  in _. > ; >   {. . 15} 2. _v. 1> ; to stock  a farm   2>   ,  ; the shop stock s only cheap goods      ۣ  3>    4>    .. 3. _a. 1>   ,  2> , , 
stockade= [stkeId] 1. _n. 1>  2> _. ,  3> _.    2. _v.    
stock-breeder= [stkbrid] _n. 
stockbroker= [stkbruk] _n.  
stockcar= [stkkA] _n. 1>     2>   
stock=company  [stkkmpnI] _n. 1>   2>  ,       ̣ ;      ԣ ( ף)
stockdove= [stkdv] _n.  ()
stock=exchange  [stkIkstSeIndZ] _n.  
stock-farm= [stkfAm] _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.  
stock-in-trade= [stkIntreId] _n. 1>   2>  ,    ̣ ; sense of style is part of the stock-in-trade  of any writer       3> , 
stockjobber= [stkdZb] _n. _.  , 
stockjobbery= [stkdZbrI] _n. _.   
stockjobbing= [stkdZbIN] _n. _.   
stockman= [stkmQn] _n. (. _.) ; 
stock-market= [stkmAkIt] _n. 1>   2>    
stockpile= [stkpaIl] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> _. ;  2. _v. 1> ,   2> _. 
stockpiling= [stkpaIlIN] 1. _pres-p.  stockpile 2 2. _n. 
stock-raising= [stkreIzIN] 1. _n. ,  2. _a. , 
stockrider= [stkraId] _n. _.  , 
stockroom= [stkrum] _n. , 
stock-still= [stkstIl] _adv. ;  ; he stood stock-still     
stock-taking= [stkteIkIN] _n. 1> ޣ ;   2> , ,   (, ,   ..)
stock-whip= [stkwIp] _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.   
stomacher= [stmk] _n. _.   ң ; 
stomachic= [stumQkIk] 1. _a. 1>  2>   2. _n.  
stomach-pump= [stmkpmp] _n.  
stomach-tooth= [stmktuT] _n.   ()
stomatitis= [stmtaItIs] _n. _. 
stomatology= [stmtldZI] _n. 
stone= [stun] 1. _n. 1> ; to break stone s  ; _.  ֣ ;  ֣  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-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
stoned= [stund] 1. _p-p.  stone 3 2. _a.   
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's=cast  [stunzkAst] _n. 1> ,      2>  
stone's=throw  [stunzTru] = stone's cast
stone-still= [stunstIl] _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 stool s    
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 stop s 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 stop ped 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) _.    
stopcock= [stpkk] _n.  
stopgap= [stpgQp] _n. 1>  2>   (. stopgap  measure);  3> ;  
stop-light= [stplaIt] _n. 1>    2> _. -
stop-off= [stpȍf] = stop-over
stop-order= [stpǍd] _n. 1>      2>               
stop-over= [stpǫuv] _n. _. 1>    (     ) 2> ,    ;  
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. , 
stop-press= [stppres] _n.    , "  "
stop-watch= [stpwtS] _n.   
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 store s    3> , ; to deposit one's furniture in a store        4> (. _.) ,  5> (the store s) _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 store d with knowledge     2> ,  (. store  up); the harvest has been store d   3>   ,    4> 
store=cattle  [stkQtl] _n. ,   
storehouse= [sthaus] _n. 1> ; ;  2> ; ; a storehouse  of information 
storekeeper= [stkip] _n. 1>  2> 
store-room= [strum] _n. ; 
store-ship= [stSIp] _n. _.   
storey= [strI] _n. ; ; to add a storey  to a house   the upper storey  . upper 1, 1
storeyed= [strId]   - -; one-storeyed 
storied= [strId] _a. 1> ;    2>     
storied= [strId] = 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. _.  
stormbound= [stmbaund] _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.   
stormy= [stmI] _a. 1> ;  2>   (. _.); stormy  sunset ,   3> , 
stormy=petrel  [stmIpetrl] _n. _. ,  
storting= [sttIN] _n.  ( )
storthing= [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    (  )
straightaway= [streItweI] _a. 1>  2> 
straight-edge= [streItedZ] _n. , 
straighten= [streItn] _v. 1> () 2> ,    3> _. 
straightforward= [streItfwd] 1. _a. 1> ;     ң 2> , ,  3> ; straightforward  style   2. _adv. , 
straight-out= [streItaut] _a. _. _. 1> ,  2> 
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 strain s of the harp  ; martial strain s  
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 strait s    3> _. 
straiten= [streItn] _v. 1> ;  2> _. 
straitened= [streItnd] 1. _p-p.  straiten 2. _a. Σ; straitened  circumstances Σ 
strait=jacket  [streItdZQkIt] _n.  
strait-laced= [streItleIst] _a. , ,    
strait=waistcoat  [streItweIskut] = strait jacket
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> ;  (, ); strand s 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) stranger s _.     (  )
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        
strawberry= [strbrI] _n. 1> ; ; wild strawberry   ; crushed strawberry     2> _attr. ; ; strawberry  leaves  ; _.   (        )
strawberry-mark= [strbrImAk] _n.   
strawberry-tree= [strbrItri] _n. _.  
strawberry=vine  [strbrIvaIn] _n.   
straw-colour= [strkl] _n. -֣,  
straw-coloured= [strkld] _a. -֣
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 stray ed 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 stream s  2> , ; a stream  of cars   3> ,  4> _. ,   ޣ   ( . ) to go with (against) the stream     ( ) 2. _v. 1> , , , ; light stream ed through the window    ; people stream ed out of the building      2> , ; his eyes stream ed tears ̣    ; wounds stream ing blood   3> () 4> 
streamer= [strim] _n. 1> ;    2> ,  3> _.      , "" 4>   
stream-gold= [strimguld] _n.  
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 street s, to be on the street s  ; to be in the same street  with smb.      -.; not in the same street  with  ,   ; it's not up my street  _.     
Street=Arab  [stritQrb] _n. 
streetcar= [stritkA] _n. _. 
streetdoor= [stritd] _n. ,  
street=orderly  [stritǍdlI] _n.  
street-railway= [stritreIlweI] _n. _.     
street-singer= [stritsIN] _n.  
street-sweeper= [stritswip] _n. 1>     2>  
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 stretch ed himself out on the sands     to stretch  one's legs  , 
stretcher= [stretS] _n. 1>    2>  3>     4>  ( ) 5> _.  6> _. 
stretcher-bearer= [stretSbEr] _n. -
stretch-out= [stretSaut] _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  ;  
stricken= [strIkn]     , ֣ -.;  -.; terror-stricken  ; droughtstricken ֣ 
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 stride s   ; great stride s 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 strike s 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 strike s 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
strikebound= [straIkbaund] _a.  
strike-breaker= [straIkbreIk] _n. 
strike-breaking= [straIkbreIkIN] _n.  
strike-committee= [straIkkmItI] _n.  
strike=pay  [straIkpeI] _n. ,   
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 string s     4> (the string s) _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 string s 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, 
stringbag= [strINbQg] _n.  (  )
string-course= [strINks] _n. _. 
stringed= [strINd] _a.  (.  _. )
stringency= [strIndZnsI] _n. 1>  2> _.   3> , 
stringent= [strIndZnt] _a. 1> ; , ; stringent  regulations   2> Σ   3> , 
stringer= [strIN] _n. 1>  ;  () 2> _. _. 
string-halt= [strINhlt] = spring-halt
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  -. ; strip ped of fine names, it is a swindle   -   3> ;  4> (); , ; strip ped to the skin  , to be strip ped of leaves   ( ) 5> ,  6> _.   strip  off ; 
stripe= [straIp] 1. _n. 1>  2> ; ; to get (to lose) one's stripe s  ģ () 3> _.  ; _pl.  4>   5> _. ,  6> _pl. _.  2. _v.  
striped= [straIpt] 1. _p-p.  stripe 2 2. _a. 
striper= [straIp] _n. _. _.  
striper= [straIp] _.      -  (  ); four-striper  1 
stripling= [strIplIN] _n. , 
strip=map  [strIpmQp] _n. _.  
strip=mining  [strIpmaInIN] _n. _.  
strip-tease= [strIptiz] _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-arm= [strNAm] _. 1. _a.   2. _v.  
strong-box= [strNbks] _n. 
stronghold= [strNhuld] _n. 1> , , ;  2> _.  
strong-minded= [strNmaIndId] _a. ,  (.  )
strong=point  [strNpInt] _n. 1> _.   2> _.  
strong-room= [strNrum] _n. -;  (      ..)
strong-willed= [strNwIld] _a. 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 struggle d 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-book= [stdbuk] _n.   ()
studding-sail= [stdINseIl], [stnsl] _n. _. 
student= [stjudnt] _n. 1>  2>  (-.; of); ޣ
studentship= [stjudntSIp] _n. 1>   2> 
stud=farm  [stdfAm] _n.  
stud-horse= [stdhs] _n.  
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 study ing 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 stuff ed his fingers into his ears    ; my nose is stuff ed 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 stump s _. ,  8> ֣  () 2. _v. 1>  2> ,   (. stump  along) 3> _.   ; I am stump ed for an answer  ,   4>  ,   ,  5> _.   ;  6>    ( ) stump  up _.  , ; 
stumper= [stmp] _n. _.  ;  
stump=orator  [stmpȍrt] _n. ,    ; 
stump=oratory  [stmpȍrtrI] = stump speeches
stump=speeches  [stmpspitSIz] _n. 1>     2> ,  
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.  , 
subjection= [sbdZekSn] _n. 1> , ;  2> 
subjective= [sbdZektIv] _a. 1>  2> _.  ; subjective  case  
subjectivism= [sbdZektIvIzm] _n. _. 
subjectivity= [sbdZektIvItI] _n. 
subject-matter= [sbdZIktmQt] _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 subside d   2> , ; the gale subside d   3>  (   ..) 4> (. _.) ; he subside d 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 substantiate d     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 succeed s 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 success es  ,    -   ; 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  ( suck s)! ! 6> _. _.  2. _v. 1> ;  (. suck  in); the pump suck s      2> to suck  dry ,  suck  at , , (  ..); suck  in > ,  (.   ..); >  ( ); > _. , ; suck  out ; to suck  advantage out of smth.    -.; suck  up > ; ; > _. _.  (to)
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> ()
suck-up= [skp] _n. _. _. 
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 suffer s 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-basin= [SugbeIsn] _n. 
sugar-beet= [Sugbit] _n.  ף
sugar-bowl= [Sugbul] = sugar-basin
sugar=candy  [SugkQndI] _n. 
sugar-cane= [SugkeIn] _n.  
sugar-coat= [Sugkut] _v. 1>   2> 
sugar-daddy= [SugdQdI] _n. _.    ,   
sugar-loaf= [Sugluf] _n. 1>   2> ,   3>    أ
sugarplum= [Sugplm] _n.  
sugar-refinery= [SugrIfaInrI] _n.  
sugar-tongs= [SugtNz] _n.   
sugary= [SugrI] _a. 1> ,  2>  3> , 
suggest= [sdZest] _v. 1> , ; I suggest  that we should go to the theatre     ; the architect suggest ed restoring the building    ; he suggest ed a visit to the gallery     2> , ;  (); ;   ;  , ; does the name suggest  nothing to you?       ?; an idea suggest ed 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 suit ed 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 sulk s)  ; to have (a fit of) the sulk s ;  ; in the sulk s    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.  
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> , , 
sulphur-spring= [slfsprIN] _n.  
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 sum s  ̣   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 summer s    4> _attr. ; summer  camp  ; summer  cottage ; summer  time " " (     ң) {. . summer-time}; summer  sausage  ޣ  2. _v. 1>   2>  ()  _II [sm] _n. _. , 
summer-house= [smhaus] _n. 
summer=lightning  [smlaItnIN] _n. 
summerly= [smlI] _a. 
summersault= [smslt] = somersault
summer=school  [smskul] _n.     (   )
summer's=day  [smhdeI] _n. 1>   2>  
summerset= [smset] = somersault
summer-time= [smtaIm] _n.  ,  {. . summer I, 1, 4}
summertime= [smtaIm] _n.  ,  {. . summer I, 1, 4}
summer-tree= [smtri] = summer II
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.  
sunbeam= [snbim] _n. 1>   2> _.   (. £)
sun-blind= [snblaInd] _n. , , 
sun-blinkers= [snblINkz] _n. _pl.    
sunburn= [snbn] _n. 
sunburnt= [snbnt] _a. 
sunburst= [snbst] _n. 1>   ,   -  2>       
sun-cult= [snklt] _n.  ,  
sun-cured= [snkjud] _a.   
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. _. 
sun-dial= [sndaIl] _n.  
sun-dog= [sndg] _n. _.  
sundown= [sndaun] _n. 1> ,   2> _.    3> _attr. sundown  party  
sundowner= [sndaun] _n. 1> _. , ,    2> _.  ,  
sun-dried= [sndraId] _a.   ; 
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
sun-hat= [snhQt] _n.    
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   (  . .) ()
sun-parlour= [snpAl] _n. ̣ ;     ,    
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>  ,   ..
sun-spot= [snspt] _n. 1> _.    2>  3> _attr. sun-spot  activity   
sun-stone= [snstun] _n. _.  
sunstroke= [snstruk] _n.  
sun-tan= [sntQn] _n. ; to get a sun-tan  
sunup= [snp] _n. _.  
sunward= [snwd] 1. _a. ݣ   2. _adv.    
sunwards= [snwdz] = sunward 2
sunwise= [snwaIz] _adv.   
sun-worship= [snwSIp] _n. ,  
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 
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>  
super-film= [sjupfIlm] _n. _. 
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 superlative s 
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 support s _. ,    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 suppose d (c _inf.)  ̣ ,   ..; she is not suppose d 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-car= [sfIskA] _n. _.   (        )
surface=mail  [sfIsmeIl] _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 surmount ed 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 surprise d at you   ; I shouldn't be surprise d if...     , ... 2>  ;    ; I surprise d 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>    
surveyor= [sveI] _n. 1> ; , ;  2> ; surveyor  of weights and measures ̣    3> _. _.  
survey=vessel  [sveIvesl] _n.  
survival= [svaIvl] _n. 1> ; the survival  of the fittest _.   2> 
survive= [svaIv] _v. 1>  (,    ..); he survive d his wife for many years       ; to survive  one's usefulness  ,  2> , ,  3>   ;  ; ; the custom still survive s   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> ( 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 sustain ed 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.  
swaggerer= [swQgr] _n. 1>  2> ݣ
swagger-stick= [swQgstIk] = swagger-cane
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 
swank= [swQNk] _. 1. _n. 1> ,  2>  2. _v. 1> ,  2> 
swanky= [swQNkI] _a. _. , , 
swannery= [swnrI] _n.   
swan's-down= [swnzdaun] _n. 1>   2> ԣ   3>     ޣ
swan-shot= [swnSt] _n.  
swan-skin= [swnskIn] _n.    
swan=song  [swnsN] _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 sway ed 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 swear s 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-band= [swetbQnd] _n.    
sweat-box= [swetbks] _n. _. 
sweat-cloth= [swetklT] _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. _.    
sweat-gland= [swetglQnd] _n. _.  
sweating=system  [swetINsIstIm] _n.  ;  
sweat=shirt  [swetSt] _n.   
sweat-shop= [swetSp] _n. ,     
sweat=suit  [swetsjut] _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   
sweeping= [swipIN] 1. _pres-p.  sweep 2 2. _n. 1> ,  2> _pl.  3. _a. 1> ;   ; sweeping  changes   2> ,  3>   , ; sweeping  statements  
sweep-net= [swipnet] _n. 1>  2>   
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 sweet s of life   5> (. _pl.)  6> (.  ) , ; ; ; , 
sweet=bay  [switbeI] _n. _. 1>   2>  
sweetbread= [switbred] _n.     ̣, Σ  ..,   
sweet-briar= [switbraI] = sweet-brier
sweet-brier= [switbraI] _n.  
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.  
sweet=oil  [switȍIl] _n. ,  
sweet=pea  [switpi] _n. _.  
sweet-scented= [switsentId] _a. 
sweet-shop= [switSp] _n. 
sweet-stuff= [switstf] _n. , 
sweet-tempered= [swittempd] _a. ,   
sweet-william= [switwIljm] _n. _.  
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 swell s  ; to swell  with indignation   ; to swell  with pride    5> _.  6>  ( ) 7>  ,   ( )
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  
swell=mob  [swelmb] _n. _.   ; 
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 swim s 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.   ( )
swimmingly= [swImINlI] _adv. ,  ; ; things went swimmingly  ӣ    
swimming-pool= [swImINpul] _n.    
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 swing s 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-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. , ; 
swing=joint  [swINdZInt] _n. _.  
swingle= [swINgl] _-. 1. _n.  2. _v.  (̣)
swing=music  [swINmjuzIk] _n.  (  )
swing=shift  [swINSIft] _n. _. _.       ( 4    12  )
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 >  (,   ..); >  
switchback= [swItSbQk] _n.   ()
switchboard= [swItSbd] _n. _. 1> ;   2>  
switch=lamp  [swItSlQmp] _n. _-.  
switch-man= [swItSmn] _n. 
switch-over= [swItSǫuv] _n.  ( -. ), 
switch-plug= [swItSplg] _n. _. 
switch=tender  [swItStend] _. = switch-man
switch=tower  [swItStau] _n. _.  
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 sword s' points  ; ,    ; to cross ( to measure) sword s  ;  ; to put to the sword   ; to sheathe the sword     ; _.   2> (the sword )  ;  to throw one's sword  into the scale     ; to beat sword s 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> ;   
swordsman= [sdzmn] _n. 
swordsmanship= [sdzmnSIp] _n.  
sword-stick= [sdstIk] = sword-cane
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.   
-syllabled= [sIlbld]       - ; one-syllabled ; two-syllabled   ..
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]   ,  ,    , . -beam  ; -square 
't= [t] _. _. = it   'tis, 'twas, on't  ..
tab= [tQb] 1. _n. 1> ; ;  () 2>  (  ) 3> ,  4>  ( ); red tab  _.  ,  5> ޣ; to keep () tab  on smth., to keep tab s 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 table s _.   6> ; ; ; table  of contents  7>   8>  ,  (. table land) 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 table s on ( upon) smb.     ;  ; under the table  " ",  2. _v. 1>    2> ,    3>  ,  4>    ,   
tableau= [tQblu] _. _n. (_pl. -aux) 1>  ,   2>   (. tableau  vivant) 3>   4> _attr. tableau  curtains _.  
tableaux= [tQbluz] _pl.  tableau
table-beer= [teIblbI] _n.  
table-book= [teIblbuk] _n. 1>      (     ) 2>    ..
table-cloth= [teIblklT] _n. 
table-cover= [teIblkv] _n.  
table=d'ho te  [tAbldut] _. _n. 
table-flap= [teIblflQp] _n.   
tableful= [teIblful] _n. 1>   () 2>   , 
table-knife= [teIblnaIf] _n.  
tableland= [teIbllQnd] _n. , 
table-leaf= [teIbllif] _n. 1>     2> = table-flap
table-lifting= [teIbllIftIN] _n. , 
table-linen= [teIbllInIn] _n.  أ
tableman= [teIblmn] _n. 
table-money= [teIblmnI] _n. _.  
table-napkin= [teIblnQpkIn] _n. 
table-spoon= [teIblspun] _n.  
table-stone= [teIblstun] _n. _. 
tablet= [tQblIt] _n. 1>  ( ) 2>  3>  4>  (  ..)
table-talk= [teIbltk] _n.  
tabletennis= [teIbltenIs] _n.  
table-ware= [teIblwE] _n. , ,   ..
table-water= [teIblwt] _n.   ( )
table-work= [teIblwk] _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 tackle d 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. _. £
Tajik= [tAdZIk] = Tadjik
Tadjik= [tAdZIk] = Tajik [tAdZIk] 1. _a.  2. _n. 1> ; ; the Tadjik (s) _pl. _.  2>  
tadpole= [tQdpul] _n. 
ta'en= [teIn] _. . taken
taffeta= [tQfIt] _n. 
Taffy= [tQfI] _n. _. 
taffy= [tQfI] _n. _. 1> = toffee 2> _. 
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 tail s     ( ) 5>  6> , "" 7> ,   (-.) 8> _. _.  9> _pl. ,  10>    ( );    ( ) 11> _pl. _.  12> _.  ,  13> _.    14> _.    15> _attr. ;  tail s 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>   (-.)
tailings= [teIlINz] _n. _pl. 1> ;  2> _. ,  3> _-.   ,  
tail-lamp= [teIllQmp] = tail-light
tailless= [teIllIs] _a. 
tail-light= [teIllaIt] _n. 1> _-.   () 2> _.   3> _.  
tailor= [teIl] 1. _n.  the tailor  makes the man _.   ;    2. _v. 1> ,   2>   -. 3>      (   ) 4>   ( ̣ ,  -. , )
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 
tailor-made= [teIlmeId] 1. _a. 1>   (.    ) 2>  ,   ;  ( ̣ ); a score tailor-made  for radio ,     3>  ;   ( ) 2. _n. _.     
tailpiece= [teIlpis] _n. 1>  ,   (-.) 2>  ( ) 3> _. 
tail-plane= [teIlpleIn] _n. _.  ;  
tail-slide= [teIlslaId] _n. _.   
tail-spin= [teIlspIn] _n. 1> _.   2> _.   3>    
tail-wind= [teIlwInd] _n.  
tain= [teIn] _n.  
taint= [teInt] 1. _n. 1> ,  2> ̣,  (-. , ) 3> ;  4>     2. _v. (); ()
tainted= [teIntId] 1. _p-p.  taint 2 2. _a. 
taintless= [teIntlIs] _a. 
take= [teIk] 1. _v. (took; taken) 1>  2> , , ; to take  prisoner   ; to take  in charge  3> ; to take  fish  ; to take  in the act (of)     4> ; ; to take  a prize   5> , ; to take  coal   6> ,  ( -.); to take  an offer  ; they will not take  such treatment      7> ;  , ; to take  wine   8> ,  (, ; . take  up);  (,   ..); it will take  two hours to translate this article    ͣ  ; he took half an hour over his dinner      9>  ();  ( ); to take  a train (a bus)    ( );   () 10>  (,   ..) 11>  (, ); to take  the shortest way    12>  (-.);   ; ; ; to take  smb. home  -. ; I'll take  her to the theatre   ţ   13> , ; ; you were late, I take  it  ,  ; do you take  me? _.   ? 14> ,  ( -.);  ( -.); how did he take  it?   Σ  ?; to take  coolly   15> ,  ; the vaccination did not take     16>  ; , ; she took his fancy    ; the play didn't take      17> ;  (  ..) 18> ;   (. take  in); I take  a newspaper and two magazines       19> ,  (. take  off; from) 20> ; ;  21>   ; he does not take  well      22> ; to take  measurements   23>  (); the flood took many lives       24> ;  ; the horse took the hedge easily     25> ; ; I take  cold easily   ; to be take n 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 take n 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. _. 
taken= [teIkn] _p-p.  take 1
take-off= [teIkf] _n. 1> _. ;  2> _. ߣ, ̣;    3> ,    ̣,   
take-over= [teIkǫuv] _n. 1> ,  2>    (  )
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 tale s ; to tell tale s 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 talk ed 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 talk ing! _.     !; you can't talk  _.   ,    
talkathon= [tkTn] _n. _.     
talkative= [tktIv] _a. ; 
talker= [tk] _n. 1> ,   2>  ;  3>   good talker s 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-ho= [tQlIhu] 1. _interj. _. ! 2. _v.   3. _n.  , ֣ ף
tally-shop= [tQlISp] _n. ,     
tally=trade  [tQlItreId] _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 tamper ed 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.  
tangerine= [tQndZrin] _n. 1>  () 2>  
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>   ( )
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 , 
tapeline= [teIplaIn] _n. ,  
tapemachine= [teIpmSin] _n.   
tapemeasure= [teIpmeZ] = tapeline
taper= [teIp] 1. _n. 1>   2>   3> ,   4>  ,  2. _v. ()   ( taper  off); 
tape-record= [teIprIkd] _v.    ̣
tape-recorder= [teIprIkd] _n. 
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. , 
tap-root= [tQprut] _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,    (   ) tar red with the same brush ( stick) =   ;   
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
tar=macadam  [tAmkQdm] _n.  
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. _.  
Tartarean= [tAtErIn] _a. 
tartar=emetic  [tAtrImetIk] _n. _.  
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 task s 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 taste s in clothes     ; to have a taste  for music    ; taste s differ, there is no accounting for taste s     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 taste s 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 tatter s   ; _.      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) tax es  () ; 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 tax es my powers      ; I cannot tax  my memory   ; to tax  smb.'s patience  أ-.  3> _. _. ,  ; what will you tax  me?    () ? 4>  ,  (-.); ,  (with) 5> _.   ,   ..;    
taxability= [tQksbIlItI] _n. 
taxable= [tQksbl] _a.  ;   
taxation= [tQkseISn] _n. 1>  ;   2> ,  
tax-collector= [tQksklekt] _n.  
taxevasion= [tQksIveIZn] _n.    
tax-exempt= [tQksIgzempt] _a.    
tax-farmer= [tQksfAm] _n. 
tax-free= [tQksfri] _a. ģ  
tax-gatherer= [tQksgQDr] = tax-collector
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 ( )
taxidermist= [tQksIdmIst] _n.  , 
taxidermy= [tQksIdmI] _n.  
taxi-driver= [tQksIdraIv] = taxi-man
taxi-man= [tQksImn] _n. ƣ 
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-biscuit= [tibIskIt] _n.   
tea-board= [tibd] = tea-tray
tea-bread= [tibred] _n.      
tea-caddy= [tikQdI] _n. 
tea-cake= [tikeIk] _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> , 
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> ; 
teak= [tik] _n. ( )
tea-kettle= [tiketl] _n.  (  )
teal= [til] _n. _. 
tea-leaf= [tilif] _n. 1>   2> _pl.  
team= [tim] 1. _n. 1> ,  (, ); _.   ,  2>   3> ,  () 4>   5> _.  2. _v. 1>  2>   ,   ..; to team  up with smb. _.   -. 3>  , 
team-mate= [timmeIt] _n.    ;    ,     ..
teamster= [timst] _n. 1> ;  2> _.  
teamwise= [timwaIz] _adv. , 
team-work= [timwk] _n. 1>     2>  ;  ; 
tea-party= [tipAtI] _n. 1>   2> , ۣ  
tea-pot= [tipt] _n.  ( )
tea-poy= [tipI] _. _n.    ң  (.  )
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 tear s  ; bitter ( poignant) tear s  ̣; to move smb. to tear s  -.  ̣ 2>  ()
tear-drop= [tIdrp] _n. , 
tear-duct= [tIdkt] _n. _. ̣ 
tearful= [tIful] _a. 1>  2>  ̣;   3> 
tear-gas= [tIgQs] _n.  
tearing= [tErIN] 1. _pres-p.  tear I, 2 2. _a. _. , 
tearless= [tIlIs] _a. 1>  ̣ 2> 
tea-room= [tirum] _n. -
tea-rose= [tiruz] _n.  
tear-sheet= [tESit] _n. _.    ,           
tear-shell= [tISel] _n.    
tear-stained= [tIsteInd] _a.   ̣, 
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> _.  , 
tea-service= [tisvIs] _n.  
tea-set= [tiset] = tea-service
tea-shop= [tiSp] _n. , 
tea-spoon= [tispun] _n.  
tea-strainer= [tistreIn] _n.  
teat= [tit] _n. 1>  2> _. 
tea-table= [titeIbl] _n. 1>   2>    3> _attr. tea-table  conversation   
tea-things= [tiTINz] _n. _pl.  
tea-tray= [titreI] _n.  
tea-urn= [tin] _n. , ,   
tea=wagon  [tiwQgn] _n.   ̣    ̣ 
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
teethe= [tiD] _v. 1>  ( ) 2> ; 
teeth-ridge= [tiTrIdZ] _n. 
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. 
telegrapher= [tIlegrf] = telegraphist
telegraphese= [telIgrAfiz] _n. _. "" 
telegraphic= [telIgrQfIk] _a. 
telegraphist= [tIlegrfIst] _n. 
telegraph-line= [telIgrAflaIn] _n.  
telegraph-pole= [telIgrAfpul] _n.  
telegraph-post= [telIgrAfpust] = telegraphpole
telegraph-wire= [telIgrAfwaI] _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 tell s 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 tell s 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 tell ing me!   ?,   !
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   
tilling-off= [telINȍf] _n. _. , 
tell-tale= [telteIl] 1. _n. 1> ,  2>  3> _. ,    ; - 2. _a. 1> ,  (-.); a tell-tale  blush   2> _. , 
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> _. ; () (. _.); temper ed 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 tempt ed 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 ten s  2> _pl.   (   ..) 3> _.   4> _.  take ten  _.  
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 tend s to become cold at night ,    2>   ( -.); he tend s 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. , ; 
tenderling= [tendlIN] _n. 1>  £ 2> _. 
tender-loin= [tendlIn] _n. _. 1> ,  2> (T.)  ,   
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.  
ten-spot= [tenspt] _n. _. _.  
ten-strike= [tenstraIk] _n. _. 1> ,     2> _.  ;  
tent= _I [tent] 1. _n.  2. _v.  ;    _II [tent] _. 1. _n.  2. _v.   _III [tent] _n.    
tentacle= [tentkl] _n. 1> _.  (. _.) 2> _. 
tentacular= [tentQkjul] _a.   ;  
tentaculated= [tentQkjuleItId] _a. 1> _. ֣  2> _. ֣ 
tentative= [tenttIv] _a. , , 
tent-bed= [tentbed] _n.  
tenter= [tent] _n. _.   to be on the tenter s _. = 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 )  
tent-peg= [tentpeg] _n.   
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 term s ̣; in the simplest term s  ,  ; in term s of  ,   ; in term s of figures  ; in term s of money    5> _pl.  ; ; to come to term s ( to make term s) with smb.     -.; to bring smb. to term s  -.  ; to stand upon one's term s     6>  7>   8> _pl.  ; ; inclusive term s ,    (   ..); term s of trade      9> _pl.  ; to be on good (bad) term s    ()  10> _.     11> _. _. ,  2. _v. , 
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>   , 
term-time= [tmtaIm] _n.   ( ,   ..)
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 terror s 
terror-haunted= [terhntId] _a.  
terrorism= [terrIzm] _n. 
terrorist= [terrIst] _n. 
terrorize= [terraIz] _v. 1>  2>  
terror-stricken= [terstrIkn] _a.    
terror-struck= [terstrk] _a.    
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>  
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) 
test=ban  [testbQn] _n.    
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. _. 
test-mixer= [testmIks] _n. 
test-paper= [testpeIp] _n. 1> _.   2> _. _. ,     
testpilot= [testpaIlt] _n. ̣-
testpit= [testpIt] _n. _.  ,  
test-tube= [testtjub] _n. 1>  2> _attr.     
test-type= [testtaIp] _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
textbook= [tekstbuk] _n. , 
text-hand= [teksthQnd] _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> ; thank s ; many thank s  ; to give thank s ; to return thank s   (   ) 2> thank s 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     ( )
thankee= [TQNkI] _. _.  thank you {. thank 2}
thankful= [TQNkful] _a. 
thankless= [TQNklIs] _a. ; thankless  job  
thank-offering= [TQNkǍfrIN] _n.  
thanks-giving= [TQNksgIvIN] _n. 1>   2>  T. Day _.        (  )
thank-worthy= [TQNkwDI] _a.  
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 thaw ing  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    
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)  
the=dansant  [teIdANsAN] _. _n.   ( )  
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.) ,   (  ..)
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>  
there's= [DEz] ( ); [Dz] ( ) _. _. = there is, there has
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  _.  ,    ( )
thicken= [TIkn] _v. 1> () 2> () 3>  4>  5> , (); the crowd is thicken ing  ԣ 6> 
thicket= [TIkIt] _n. ; 
thickhead= [TIkhed] _n. 
thick-headed= [TIkhedId] _a. 
thickly= [TIklI] = thick 3
thickness= [TIknIs] _n. 1> ,   . {. thick 1} 2> 
thickset= [TIkset] 1. _a. 1>   2>  2. _n.  
thick-skinned= [TIkskInd] _a.  (. _.)
thick-skulled= [TIkskld] _a. , 
thick-witted= [TIkwItId] = thick-skulled
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 > ; >  ( ); > 
thine= [DaIn] _pron. _poss. _. 1> = thy 2> ( ;  . ; . thy) 
thing= [TIN] _n. 1> , ; what are those black thing s in the field?      ?; thing  in itself _.    2> (. _pl.) , , , ; thing s look promising  ģ; other thing s being equal    ; a strange thing   ; how are thing s? _. ,  ?; as thing s go   ; all thing s considered  ӣ (  ) 3> _pl.  ();  4> _pl. ;  ; take off your thing s  ,  5> _pl. , ; tea thing s   6> ,    ; ,  7> , ; he is a mean thing    ; oh, poor thing !  !; dumb thing s   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 thing s , ; above all thing s  ,  ; among other thing s  ; and thing s   ; to know a thing  or two - ;    ; no such thing   ,  ; near thing  ,    ; good thing s ; 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 think s he is it _.     ; I think  little ( nothing) of 30 miles a day  30       ; I don't think  (  _. )  ;    
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. _.   ( , ),     ,    ..
think-tank= [TINktQNk] _n. _. , 
thinning= [TInIN] 1. _pres-p.  thin 2 2. _n. _-.  
thin-skinned= [TInskInd] _a. 1>  2> , 
third= [Td] 1. _n-ord. ; third  person > _.  ; > _.  ,  (. third  party) 2. _n. 1> ,   2> (the third )   3> _. 
thirdly= [TdlI] _adv. -
third-rate= [TdreIt] _a. _. , , " "
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. ; thirty one  ; thirty two    . .; 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> 
thoroughly= [TrlI] _adv. , ,  ; , 
thoroughness= [TrnIs] _n. , , , 
thorough-paced= [TrpeIst] _a. 1>   2> , 
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 thought s   ; (lost) in thought  ֣  ; to read smb.'s thought s  -. ; to take thought  ;  2>  3> ; ; to take ( to show) thought  for smb.   -.; thank you for your kind thought  of me       4> ( thought )  (. .  _adv. ); a thought  more polite   (as) quick as thought  =   ; ; second thought s are best _. =   ,    _II [Tt] _p.  _p-p.  think
thoughtful= [Ttful] _a. 1> , ֣   2>   ,  (   ..) 3> , ,  (of thoughtful   )
thoughtless= [TtlIs] _a. 1> ,  2> ,  3>  (of thoughtless   )
thought-out= [Ttaut] _a. ; a well thought-out  argument   
thought-reading= [TtridIN] _n.   
thought-transference= [TttrQnsfrns] _n.    , 
thousand= [Tauznd] 1. _n-card.  2. _n. 1> ; one in a thousand    ,  2> , ; many thousand s 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> , 
threadbare= [TredbE] _a. 1> ԣ,  2>   3>  ( ,   ..)
threaded= [TredId] 1. _p-p.  thread 2 2. _a. _.  ,  , 
threader= [Tred] _n.  
threadlike= [TredlaIk] _a. 1>  2> 
thread-mark= [TredmAk] _n.   (   ..)
thread-needle= [Trednidl] _n. "ţ" ( )
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 three s   2> _pl.  ,  3>  
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
threefold= [Trifuld] 1. _a. ;  2. _adv.  (), 
three=halfpence  [TriheIpns] _n.  
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  ( )
threepence= [Trepns] _n.  ; ң 
threepenny= [TrepnI] _a. 1>   ; threepenny  bit ( piece) ң  2> ۣ, 
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>       ( , )
threescore= [Trisk] _n.  ( ); threescore  and ten   (    )
threesome= [Trism] 1. _n. 1>  ,  2>  (  )  ң  2. _a.   ң;  
three-throw= [TriTru] _a. _. , ң
three-way= [TriweI] _a. 1> _. ң 2> _-. 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 thrill ed 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 throat s  ;    ; 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 throe s of   (  ..); throe s of childbirth   2> 
Throgmorton=Street  [Trgmtnstrit] _n. 1>   ,    2>  ; 
thrombosis= [TrmbusIs] _n. _. 
trombus= [Trmbs] _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  
throughly= [TrulI] _. = thoroughly
throughout= [Truaut] 1. _adv. 1>   ;  2> ;  ӣ ; the dictionary has been revised throughout         2. _prep. ;  ;   (   ..); throughout  the 19th century   XIX 
through-put= [Truput] _n.  ,   ..,   ̣ 
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> 
thrower= [Tru] _n. 1> ; ͣ; discus thrower   ,  2>  3> = throwster 4>  
thrown= [Trun] _p-p.  throw 2
throw-out= [Truaut] _n. _. 
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 thud ed 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.   ; thumb s up! !, !; to be all thumb s  , ; to be thumb s 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.    ( )
thumbscrew= [Tmskru] _n. 1> _.     ( ) 2> _.    
thumb-tack= [TmtQk] _n. _. ԣ 
thump= [Tmp] 1. _n. ֣  (, );   () 2. _v. 1>  ֣ , ;  2> ;    ; his heart thump ed    
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 thunder s   2> ,  3> ,  (against);     4>  
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> , 
thunder-peal= [Tndpil] _n.    
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. _. 
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 tickle s      3> ;  ; ; to tickle  to death >   ; >    ;    4>  () 
tickler= [tIkl] _n. 1> ;   2>  
ticklish= [tIklIS] _a. _. 1>  2>  3> , , ; ; a ticklish  question  
tick-tack= [tIktQk] _n. 1> , - 2> _. ,  3>    4>        5> _attr. tick-tack  man  
tick-tack-toe= [tIktQktu] _n.     
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 tide s  ֣; ; to work double tide s    ;     2. _v. tide  over ; to tide  over a difficulty  
-tide= [taId]      , ; Christmas-tide 
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 tie s of friendship   3>  4> ,  5> _pl.  6> ,  7>  ޣ (     );  ; to end in a tie    8> _. ; to count the tie s _.    9> _.  10> _.  ,  11> _.  2. _v. 1> ();  (. tie  down; to tie   -.);  ();  (  ..;  tie  up); tie  it in a knot   2>  3> ,  ;  (. tie  down, tie  up); tie d to ( for) time   4>   5>  ޣ,  ;     (     ); the teams tie d    tie  down > ; > , ; tie  in > ; >  (with tie   -.); tie  up > ; ; ; I don't tie  it up       , ; >   ; , ; to be tie d up > _. ,  ; >  ; > , ; it tie s up with what you were told before    ,    ; > ,   (with);   (with); >  , ; > 
tie-beam= [taIbim] _n.  
tied=cottage  [taIdktIdZ] _n. ,     (  ..)   
tie-in= [taIIn] _n.  
tie-plate= [taIpleIt] _n. _. 1>   2>  
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
tie-up= [taIp] _n. 1> ,  2> _. ,  3> ,  (  ..);   (  )
tie-wig= [taIwIg] _n. ,   
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-cat= [taIgkQt] _n. _.  
tiger-eye= [taIgraI] = tiger's-eye
tigerish= [taIgrIS] _a. 1>  2>   ,  
tiger-moth= [taIgmT] _n.  ()
tiger's-eye= [taIgzaI] _n.   ( )
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= [taIt]     ; water-tight 
tighten= [taItn] _v. (); (); ; to tighten  one's belt    (. _.)
tightener= [taItn] _n. _.  
tight-fisted= [taItfIstId] _a. , 
tight-lipped= [taItlIpt] _a. 
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> _.  (tilde ) 2>    n,   (ntilde ) (  )
tile= [taIl] 1. _n. 1>  2> , ,  3> _.  () 4>   to have a tile  loose _. =   ; to be (out) on the tile s _. ,  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.  
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.   
tilth= [tIlT] _n. 1>   2>  3>   
tilt-hammer= [tIlthQm] _n. _.  
tilt-yard= [tIltjAd] _n. _.   
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.  
timbered= [tImbd] 1. _p-p.  timber 2 2. _a. 1>  2> 
timber-headed= [tImbhedId] _a. _. , 
timbering= [tImbrIN] 1. _pres-p.  timber 2 2. _n. 1>  2> ,  3> _.  ,  (  ) 4> _.  ; 
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.  
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 time s ; 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 time s ֣ ; time  out of mind   ͣ; Shakespeare's time s  ; before one's time   -.;  -. ; time s to come ; as time s go   ; before (behind) the time s ( one's time )  ()   4>  ; to work full (part) time    ()     ()   5> , ; it will last my time       6> at my time  of life   ,  ϣ  7> ; six time s five is thirty   - ; ten time s as large    ; time  after time    ; ; time s 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 time s    ;      2. _v. 1>   ;  ( ); ; to time  to the minute    2>  ; the train time d to leave at 6,30 ,     6 . 30 . 3> _.   ( ,   ..) 4>   ..  
-time= [taIm]     , ; summer-time 
time-and-ahalf= [taImndhAf] _n.      
time-bargain= [taImbAgIn] _n. _.   ,  
time-bill= [taImbIl] _n.  ,    ̣ 
time=bomb  [taImbm] _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. _.  
timefuse= [taImfjuz] _n. _.  ,  
time-honoured= [taImǍnd] _a. ݣ 
timekeeper= [taImkip] _n. 1>  2> ;  3> _. -
time-lag= [taImlQg] _n.          (.,     )
timeless= [taImlIs] _a. 1>  2>    ̣  3> _. 
timeliness= [taImlInIs] _n. 
timely= [taImlI] _a. 
time-out= [taImaut] _n.  ( ,    ..)
timepiece= [taImpis] _n. ; 
timer= [taIm] _n. 1>  ( ) 2> ;  3> _. ,   
-timer= [taIm]      - ; halftimer ,   
time-saving= [taImseIvIN] _a.  , ; time-saving  device _. ,   
time-server= [taImsv] _n. ; 
timeserving= [taImsvIN] 1. _n. ;  2. _a. ; ; 
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> , 
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> 
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. _.  
tin=fish  [tInfIS] _n. _. _. 
tin=foil  [tInfIl] _n.  , 
tin-foil= [tInfIl] _v.  
ting= [tIN] _. . tinkle
tinge= [tIndZ] 1. _n. 1> ̣ ; ,  2> ,  2. _v.  ,  
tingle= [tINgl] 1. _n.   ; , ; أ 2. _v. 1>   (   ),  ( ), ,   .. 2>   ( ),  ,   ..; the reply tingle d in her ears  ݣ   ţ  3>  (with tingle   , ) 4> ,  (with tingle  ) 5> _. = tinkle 2
tin=hat  [tInhQt] _n. _. _.  ; to put the tin hat on   (-.)
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> _. ֣ ( )
tin-opener= [tInǫupn] _n.  
tin-pan= [tInpQn] _a. , ,  ( )
Tin-pan=Alley  [tInpQnQlI] _n. _. 1>  ,      2>    ̣ 
tin-plate= [tInpleIt] 1. _n. ()  2. _v. 
tinsel= [tInsl] 1. _n. 1> ̣,  2>   3>     2. _a. ;  3. _v. (. _p-p.) 1>   2>  ۣ 
tin-smith= [tInsmIT] = tinman
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 tip s of one's toes   ; to touch with the tip s of one's fingers  ,   2>  (., ) 3>  2. _v. 1>     2>   (, ) _II [tIp] 1. _n. 1> ̣ ,  2>  3>   (,   ..) 2. _v. 1> (); the boat tip ped   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. _.  
tipcat= [tIpkQt] _n.   
tiplorry= [tIplrI] _n. 
tip-off= [tIpf] _n. _. ͣ, ; to give a tip-off  ;  
tip-over= [tIpǫuv] _a. 
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. _. 
tip-truck= [tIptrk] = tiplorry
tip-up= [tIpp] _a. tip-up  seat   (   ..)
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 tire d   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. , 
'tis= [tIz] _. _. = it is
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> _.  
titled= [taItld] 1. _p-p.  title 2 2. _a. 
title-deed= [taItldid] _n. _. ,   
title-holder= [taItlhuld] _n. _. 
title-page= [taItlpeIdZ] _n. _.  
title-role= [taItlrul] _n.  
titmouse= [tItmaus] _n. 
titrate= [taItreIt] _v. _. 
titter= [tIt] 1. _n.  2. _v. 
tittle= [tItl] _n. 1>  ; ; ; not one jot or tittle   ,   2> _.  
tittlebat= [tItlbQt] _n.  ()
tittle-tattle= [tItltQtl] 1. _n. , ,  2. _v. ,  
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" ",      " - "   "
toad= [tud] _n. 1>  2>  ,  toad  in the hole , ޣ  ; to eat smb.'s toad s  -. 
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.   -.
toaster= _I [tust] _n.    ,  _II [tust] _n. 1> = toast-master 2>   (  -.)
toasting-fork= [tustINfk] _n. 1>         2> _. 
toasting-iron= [tustINaIn] = toasting-fork
toast-master= [tustmAst] _n. ,    (  ɣ); 
tobacco= [tbQku] (_pl. -os [ouz]) _n. 1>  2> _attr. 
tobacco-box= [tbQkubks] _n. 
tobacconist= [tbQknIst] _n. 1>    2>   
tobacco-pipe= [tbQkupaIp] _n. () 
tobacco-pouch= [tbQkupautS] _n. 
tobe= [tbi] 1. _n.  2. _a. 
toboggan= [tbgn] 1. _n. ,  2. _v. 1>    (.  ) 2>  ; prices toboggan ed   
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   
to-day= [tdeI] 1. _adv. 1>  2>    2. _n.  ; the writers of to-day   
toddle= [tdl] 1. _n. 1>  2> _.  3> _. . toddler 2. _v. 1> ,   2> _. ,  3> _. 
toddler= [tdl] _n. £,  
toddy= [tdI] _n. 1> ,  2>   (. )
to-do= [tdu] _n. _. , , ; what a to-do  about nothing? -     ?
tody= [tudI] _n.  ()
toe= [tu] 1. _n. 1>    ( , , ) 2>  (, , ); to turn one's toe s out (in)     () 3>  ,   (-.) 4>    5> _.  to turn up one's toe s _.  , ; to be on one's toe s >  ; >  ; >   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 toff s " " 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)
toiler= [tIl] _n. 
toilet= [tIlIt] _n. 1> ,  2>     3>  4> _.  5> _. ,    6> _. ,  7> _attr. ;   ; toilet  soap  ; toilet  water  ; toilet  stall   
toilet-paper= [tIlItpeIp] _n.  
toiletry= [tIlItrI] _n. _.  
toilet-service= [tIlItsvIs] = toilet-set
toilet-set= [tIlItset] _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. , 
toil-worn= [tIlwn] _a. ң ֣ 
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
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       
tollable= [tulbl] _a.  
toll-bar= [tulbA] _n. , ,   
toll=call  [tulkl] _n. 1>     2> _.   
toller= [tul] _n. 1>  2> 
toll-gate= [tulgeIt] = toll-bar
tollhouse= [tulhaus] _n.   ,    
toll=line  [tullaIn] _n. 1>    2> _.   
tollman= [tulmn] _n.  
tol-lol= [tlll] _a. _. ;  
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 -
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.  ,  
tom-cat= [tmkQt] _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  
to-morrow= = tomorrow _adv.
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> _. ; ton s of people   _II [tN] _. _n. , 
tonality= [tunQlItI] _n. 
tone= [tun] 1. _n. 1> ; deep (thin) tone   () ; heart tone s _.   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> _. 
to-night= [tnaIt] = tonight
tonight= [tnaIt] = to-night [tnaIt] 1. _adv.   ( ) 2. _n.  ,  
tonkin= [tnkIn] _n.  
tonnage= [tnIdZ] _n. 1> ;  2>  
-tonner= [tn]       - ; two-thousand-tonner     
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 tool s , ; to play with edged tool s =   Σ; a bad workman quarrels with his tool s _. =  ,  ;       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> ()
toothache= [tuTeIk] _n.  
tooth-brush= [tuTbrS] _n.  ݣ
tooth-comb= [tuTkum] _n.   to go through with a tooth-comb  "ޣ", , 
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. 
tooth-paste= [tuTpeIst] _n.  
toothpick= [tuTpIk] _n. 
tooth-powder= [tuTpaud] _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 top ped with snow     ; to top  one's fruit     2>   ;  ( );  ( -.) 3>  (   ..) 4> ,   ; to top  one's part     5> ;   ,  ; this picture top s all I have ever seen   -   ,   -.  6> ;  -. ,   ..; he top s his father by a head      ; he top s six feet     7>   (  ..; . top  up) 8> _-.  top  off > ; ; > , ; they top ped off their dinner with fruit       ; top  up ,  () _II [tp] _n.  (); the top  sleeps ( is asleep)   ,     old top  , 
topaz= [tupQz] _n. 
top-boot= [tpbut] _n.    
topcoat= [tpkut] _n. 
top-drawer= [tpdr] 1. _n.   2. _a. _.    , , 
top-dress= [tpdres] _v. _-.  ()
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> _. ,  ; 
top=gas  [tpgQs] _n. _.  
top=hat  [tphQt] _n.  ()
top-heavy= [tphevI] _a.     ; 
tophi= [tufaI] _pl.  tophus
top-hole= [tphul] _a. _. , 
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> _.  
top=level  [tplevl] _n. negotiations at top level    
top-light= [tplaIt] _n. _.  ( ) 
top=liner  [tplaIn] _n.  ԣ, ""
toploty= [tplftI] _a. _. , ; 
topmast= [tpmAst] _n. _. 
topmost= [tpmust] _a. 1>   2>  
top-notch= [tpntS] _a. _. , 
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. _. 
top-sawyer= [tpsj] _n. 1>     2> ,   
top=sergeant  [tpsAdZnt] _n. _. _. _.  
topside= [tpsaId] _adv. 1>   2>   
top-soil= [tpsIl] _n. _-.   
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.  
torchere= [tSE] _. _n. 
torch-fishing= [ttSfISIN] _n.  (   )
torchlight= [ttSlaIt] _n.  ;   
torchon= [tSn] _. _n. 1>       (. torchon  lace) 2>  (  ; . torchon  paper)
torch-singer= [ttSsIN] _n.      
torch-song= [ttSsN] _n.     
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 torment s   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 torture d 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 >  ; >   ()
tosspot= [tspt] _n. _. 
toss-up= [tsp] _n. 1>   ( ); أ 2> -. ̣, ; it's a toss-up  whether he comes or not  ݣ , ģ   
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
t'other= [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 touch es (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 touch ed food for two days      ; I couldn't touch  anything     3> ,   (, ) 4> (. _pass.)  ; leaves are touch ed with frost   ; he is slightly touch ed =      5>  ; nothing will touch  these stains      6> , ,    7> ,   ( -.); how does this touch  me?      ? 8> _. ,  (, .    ; for); he touch ed me for a large sum of money  ,      () 9>  (); he touch es 2 6 s a week   2  6    10> ;     ; there is nothing to touch  sea air for bracing you up         11>  ;  ; clouds touch ed 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 touch es six feet    ; to touch  wood   ,   ; touch  wood!  !
touchable= [ttSbl] _a. , 
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>  ( )
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 )
touch-line= [ttSlaIn] _n. _.   (   ..)
touch-me-not= [ttSmInt] _n. 1>  2> ݣ  3> _. 
touch-needle= [ttSnidl] _n.  
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 tour ed "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> 
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)   ()
tow-boat= [tubut] _n.  ; 
towel= [taul] 1. _n.  oaken towel  _. _. ; to throw in the towel  ,   ģ 2. _v. 1> ()  2> _. 
towel-horse= [taulhs] _n.   
towelling= [taulIN] 1. _pres-p.  towel 2 2. _n. 1>    2> _. , 
towel-rack= [taulrQk] = towel-horse
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  
tow-head= [tuhed] _n. 1>   2>  
towing-line= [tuINlaIn] = tow-line
towing-path= [tuINpAT] _n. _. ޣ
towing-rope= [tuINrup] = tow-line
tow-line= [tulaIn] _n. ,  
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
tow-path= [tupAT] = towing-path
tow-rope= [turup] = tow-line
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 trace s 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 trace d to the twelfth century      ; this family trace s 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 track s _.  ; ,  ; to make track s _.  , , ; to make track s 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 track s 46 inches      ̣  46  6>  ;   7>   (. track  up) track  down   
trackage= [trQkIdZ] _n. _. 1>   2>        ,   
track-and-field=athletics  [trQknfildQTletIks] _n. _. ̣ 
track-and-field= [trQknfild] _n. _. ̣ 
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
track-shoe= [trQkSu] _n.  ,   
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 trade d his knife for a pup      ; they trade d insults     ; we trade d 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.  ,  
trader= [treId] _n. 1>  (. ) 2>   3>  ; 
trade-route= [treIdrut] _n.  
trade=school  [treIdskul] _n.  ,  
tradesfolk= [treIdzfuk] = tradespeople
trade=show  [treIdSu] _n.      (   )
tradesman= [treIdzmn] _n. 1> , ;  2> _. 
tradespeople= [treIdzpipl] _n. _pl. , ,    ;  
trades=union  [treIdzjunjn] = trade union
tradeswoman= [treIdzwumn] _n. ; 
trade=union  [treIdjunjn] _n. -; 
trade-union= [treIdjunjn] _a. 
trade-unionism= [treIdjunjnIzm] _n. -
trade-unionist= [treIdjunjnIst] _n. -;  
trade=winds  [treIdwIndz] _n. _pl. 
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  -.)
trafficator= [trQfIkeIt] _n. _.  
traffic-circle= [trQfIkskl] _n. _.   
trafficker= [trQfIk] _n.  (.  . ); trafficker  in slaves ; drug trafficker   
traffic-light= [trQfIklaIt] _n. 
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 trail ed behind the car       to trail  one's coat  ,   
trail-blazer= [treIlbleIz] _n. , 
trailer= [treIl] _n. 1> ,  ,   . {. trail 2} 2> ;  3>   4>   5> , 
trail-net= [treIlnet] _n. _.  
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. _.    
trainband= [treInbQnd] _n. _.    ( XVI-XVIII .)
train-bearer= [treInbEr] _n. 
trained= [treInd] 1. _p-p.  train I 2. _a. 1> , ; ;  2> 
trainee= [treIni] _n.  , ; ֣, 
trainer= [treIn] _n. 1> ;  2>  3> _.  {. trainband} 4> _.  
train-ferry= [treInferI] _n.  
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. _.  ;  
train-oil= [treInIl] _n. 
train-service= [treInsvIs] _n. _-.  
train=staff  [treInstAf] _n.  
train=table  [treInteIbl] _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.  
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 
tram-road= [trQmrud] _n.   ( ,   ..)
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  ( ) 
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>  (  ,   ..);   (  )
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> 
transfer-ink= [trQnsfINk] _n.  
transferor= [trQnsfr] _n. ,  -. (, ); 
transfiguration= [trQnsfIgjureISn] _n. 1> ,  2> (T.) _.  ()
transfigure= [trQnsfIg] _v. 1>  2> 
transfix= [trQnsfIks] _v. 1> ; ;  2> _.   ; he was transfix ed 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. ; transmutation s 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.)    ,   ..; transport ed 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> _. 
trans-ship= [trQnsSIp] _v. _. _-. 1>  2> ()
trans-shipment= [trQnsSIpmnt] _n. _. _-. 1>  2> 
trans-sonic= [trQnzsnIk] _a. _. ; trans-sonic  speed  
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> 
trapdoor= [trQpd] _n. ,  
trapes= [treIps] = trapse
trapeze= [trpiz] _n. 
trapezia= [trpizj] _pl.  trapezium
trapezium= [trpizjm] _n. (_pl. -s [z], -zia) _. 
trap-line= [trQplaIn] _n. _.  
trapper= [trQp] _n. ,  
trappings= [trQpINz] _n. _pl. 1>   (   ..) 2>  3>  ,  (. )
trappy= [trQpI] _a. _. , 
trapse= [treIps] _. 1. _n. 1>   2>  2. _v. 1>    2>  3>    ()
trap-shooting= [trQpSutIN] _n.     (,    ..)
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 travel s    3> ;  4>  (   ) 5> _. , ;   2. _v. 1>  2> ,  3> ; ; light travel s faster than sound      4>  ( );      ( ); his eyes travel led 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-bag= [trQvlINbQg] _n. 
travelling=crane  [trQvlINkreIn] _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-house= [treZhaus] _n. 1>  (. , ) 2> 
treasurer= [treZr] _n. 1> ; Lord High T. _.   2>  (,   ..)
treasure=trove  [treZtruv] _n.    ,   
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 treat ed my words as a joke       2> ,   (with) 3>  (for treat   -.; with treat  -.) 4> ; the book treat s 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 treatment s   ; 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 tremor s  
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 trench ed upon insolence     
trenchant= [trentSnt] _a. 1> _. ,  2> _. ; ; ; trenchant  style   3> , ޣ, ̣; trenchant  policy  
trench-bomb= [trentSbm] _n. _.  
trench=coat  [trentSkut] _n. 1> ԣ  2> _.     
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> 
trench=foot  [trentSfut] _n. _.  
trench=mortar  [trentSmt] _n. ͣ
trend= [trend] 1. _n. 1>  2>  ,  2. _v. 1> ,  ( -. ); the road trend s 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 tribute s  
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 trick s!  !; a dirty trick  , ; shabby trick s  ; trick s 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 trick s and turns  ɣ, ; trick s 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 trickle d 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 trifle d 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. 
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-carrier= [trupkQrI] _n. _. 1> - ̣ 2> _. ԣ    
troop=duty  [trupdjutI] _n. _.  
trooper= [trup] _n. 1>  2>    3>  -  4> _. _.   5> _. _.  6> = troop-horse 7> = troopship to swear like a trooper  =   
troop-horse= [truphs] _n.  
trooping= [trupIN] 1. _pres-p.  troop 2 2. _n.     
troopship= [trupSIp] _n.    
troop-train= [truptreIn] _n.  
trope= [trup] _n. _. 
trophic= [trfIk] _a. _. 
trophy= [trufI] _n. 1> ;  2> , ,  
tropic= [trpIk] 1. _n. ; the tropic s  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 trouble s  ,  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 trouble s me     () 2> ; , ; may I trouble  you to shut the door? , , ; may I trouble  you for the salt? , ,  3> (.  . ) , ; he never even trouble d to answer      4>   ; mathematics doesn't trouble  me at all     5> _.  6> (. _.) ,  don't trouble  trouble until trouble trouble s you _. =   ,   
troubled= [trbld] 1. _p-p.  trouble 2 2. _a. 1> ; troubled  look ,   2> ,   troubled  waters ,  ; , ; to fish in troubled  waters     
trouble-free= [trblfri] _a. ģ, 
troublemaker= [trblmeIk] _n.  , ; 
trouble-shooter= [trblSut] _n. 1>  ԣ 2>     
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. 
trousered= [trauzd] _a.   ;  
trousering= [trauzrIN] _n.  
trouser-leg= [trauzleg] _n. 
trousers= [trauzz] _n. _pl. , ; 
trouser-stretcher= [trauzstretS] _n.   
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>   ,  
truckage= [trkIdZ] _n. 1>    2>     
trucker= _I [trk] _n. _. - _II [trk] _n.  
truck-farm= [trkfAm] _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. -
truck-trailer= [trktreIl] _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 trump s  ; _.     ; to have all the trump s in one's hand     ; _.    2> _.   3> _attr. ; trump  card ,  ; _.  ,   to turn up trump s _. ()  ,  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-call= [trmpItkl] _n.  ; _.   
trumpeter= [trmpIt] _n. 1>  2> - to be one's own trumpeter  ,  
trumpet=major  [trmpItmeIdZ] _n. -
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 trunk s    5>  () 6> _pl.   7> _pl. = trunk hose 8> _.   9> _.   10>  ; ֣;  11>  ( ) 12> _.  13> _attr. , 
trunk-call= [trNkkl] _n.    
trunk=drawers  [trNkdrz] _n.   
trunk=hose  [trNkhuz] _n.   (XVI-XVII .)
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 trust ed ,    ; ģ ; he may be trust ed 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-deed= [trstdid] _n. _.    
trustee= [trsti] 1. _n. 1> _. , ;  ; Public T.   (    ) 2> ,   3>  ,   ..; Board of trustee s   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> 
trust=territory  [trstterItrI] _n. _.  
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 truth s 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 try ing it on with me      ģ
trying= [traIIN] 1. _pres-p.  try 2 2. _a. 1> , ֣; ; a trying  situation   2> , ;  ; trying  to the health   
trying-plane= [traIINpleIn] _n. 
try-on= [traIȍn] _n. 1>  2> _.  
try-out= [traIaut] _n. _. , ; 
trysail= [traIsl] _n. _. 
tryst= [traIst] _n. _. 1>  ; to keep (to break) the tryst   ( )   2>  
tsar= [zA] = czar
tsarina= [zArin] _n. 
tsetse= [tsetsI] _n.  
T-shirt= [tiSt] _n. 
T-square= [tiskwE] _n. 
tsunami= [tsunAmI] _. _n. 
tub= [tb] 1. _n. 1> , , , ;  (.   ) 2> _. ; أ   3>   4> _.   ; =   5> _.  ;    let every tub  stand on its own bottom =       2. _v. 1> _.    2>     3>     4> _.   
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> 
tub-thumper= [tbTmp] _n. ,   ; 
tub-thumping= [tbTmpIN] 1. _n.   2. _a.  ( )
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> _.  
tucker= _I [tk] _n. 1> _. ; best bib and tucker    2> _. ,  _II [tk] _v. _. _.    (. tucker  out)
tucket= [tkIt] _n. _. 
tuck-in= [tkIn] _n. _.  ,  
tuck-out= [tkaut] = tuck-in
tuck-shop= [tkSp] _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>  
tufted= [tftId] 1. _p-p.  tuft 2 2. _a.  
tuft-hunter= [tfthnt] _n.   
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 _. ; ; 
tumbledown= [tmbldaun] _a. , 
tumbler= [tmbl] _n. 1>  2> - 3>  ( );   4>  () 5> _.   6> _.    
tumblerful= [tmblful] _n.  
tumbler=switch  [tmblswItS] _n.  (  )
tumble-weed= [tmblwid] _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  _. _.  ,  
turkeybuzzard= [tkIbzd] _n. _. -
turkey-cock= [tkIkk] _n. 1>  2> ,  
turkeypoult= [tkIpult] _n. 
Turkey=red  [tkIred] _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 turn s  ; to take turn s  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 turn ed   10> () (into); to turn  milk into butter   11> (); the leaves turn ed early   ; the milk has turn ed   12>  (  ; into) 13>  ( , , ); he is turn ed 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 turn s on his answer     ; > = turn  upon; turn  out > , ; ; >  (); > ף (, ); > , ; ; >    (); >  (); > _.  ( ); > ; the fire-brigade turn ed out as soon as the fire broke out   ,    ; > ; he turn ed out an excellent actor    ԣ; as it turn ed out  ; > ; > ; turn  out the guard  ; turn  over > ף(); > (); >  (,   ..) ; > _.  ; > ; > _.  ; turn  round > ; ; >  ( ,   ..); turn  to >   ; >   -.; > ; >  -.,   -.; turn  up > () ; (); her nose turn s 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 _.  , 
turnabout= [tnbaut] _n. 1>  2>  ,   ..;     3> _. 
turnaround= [tnraund] _n. _.  ()  ޣ     
turnback= [tnbQk] _n. 1>  ;  2>   (-.)
turncoat= [tnkut] _n. ; 
turncock= [tnkk] _n. 1>   2> ,    
turn-down= [tndaun] 1. _a.  ( ) 2. _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. ;  ( )
turn-out= [tnaut] _n. 1> ,  2> ߣ   3>  4>  5> ; smart turn-out    6> ߣ,    7> ,   8> ,  9>      10> _-. ;  
turnover= [tnǫuv] _n. 1>  2> _.  3>   ,     4>   5>   ;     6>      
turnpenny= [tnpenI] _n. 
turnpike= [tnpaIk] _n. 1> ,     2> _attr. turnpike  road  
turn-round= [tnraund] _n. 
turn-screw= [tnskru] _n. ף
turnskin= [tnskIn] _n. 
turnsole= [tnsul] _n. 1> _.   2> _. 
turnspit= [tnspIt] _n. ,     
turnstile= [tnstaIl] _n. 1>  2> 
turn-table= [tnteIbl] _n. 1> _-.   2>  () 3>  ( )
turn-up= [tnp] _n. 1> -. , , ף (, ,    ..);  ( ) 2> ,  3>  , ;  4> ,   
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.  ()
tu-whit= [tuwIt] = tu-whoo
tu-whoo= [tuwu] 1. _n.    2. _v.   
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> _. , ̣
'twas= [twz] ( ); [twz] ( ) _. _. _. = it was
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 ;    ; ,     
'tween= [twin] _. _. between
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. ; twenty one  ; twenty two    . . 2. _n.  (, )
twentymo= [twentImu] _n.       (  20 mo)
'twere= [tw], [twE] ( ); [tw] ( ) _. _. _. = it were
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.   , 
twicer= [twaIs] _n. 1> ,      2> _. ,     
twice-told= [twaIstuld] _a. 1>   2> , ; twice-told  tale  
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.  , ;   
'twill= [twIl] _. _. = it will
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.  
twine= [twaIn] 1. _n. 1> ޣ, ,  2> _pl.  () 3> ,  2. _v. 1> ; ,  (  ..); ,  2> () (. twine  round, twine  about) 3> , , 
twin-engined= [twInendZInd] _a. ,   
twiner= [twaIn] _n. 1>   2> _.  
twinge= [twIndZ] 1. _n.  ; a twinge  of toothache   ; twinge s 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   
twin-screw= [twInskru] _a. _. 
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 twist s 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 twitch ed with emotion   ģ   ; a horse twitch es 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> , 
'twixt= [twIkst] _. _. = betwixt
two= [tu] 1. _n-card.  2. _n. 1>  2> _pl.  ,  3> ; ; two  and two , by two s, two  by two   , ; in two s and threes  ; two  of a trade   in two  > , ; > , ; in two  two s _. ,   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> , 
twofold= [tufuld] 1. _a. ;  2. _adv.  (); 
two-footed= [tufutId] _a. 
two-handed= [tuhQndId] _a. 1>  ( ) 2>   ( ) 3>    
two-master= [tumAst] _n.  
two-part= [tupAt] _a.    
twopence= [tpns] _n.   not to care twopence   
twopenny= [tpnI] 1. _n. 1> _. ,  2> _. ۣ   2. _a. 1>  2> ۣ;  twopenny  tube _.  
twopenny-halfpenny= [tpnIheIpnI] _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. , 
'twould= [twud], [twd] _. _. = it would
two-way= [tuweI] _a. ; two-way  deal (trade)   (); two-way  radio ɣ 
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. _. 
typescript= [taIpskrIpt] 1. _n.   2. _a. 
type-setter= [taIpset] _n. 1>  2>  
type-setting= [taIpsetIN] _n. 1>   2> _attr. ; type-setting  machine  
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,=  [ju] _n. (_pl. Us, U's [juz]) 21-  .  U. P. _. . up 1; it's all U. P. ӣ , ӣ 
ubiety= [jubitI] _n. 
ubiquitous= [jubIkwIts] _a. ; 
ubiquity= [jubIkwItI] _n. ; 
U-boat= [jubut] _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 Ukrainian s _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= [ltr] _pref. -, -; ; ultraconservative ; ultrafashionable 
ultramarine= [ltrmrin] _n. 
ultramodern= [ltrmdn] _a. , 
ultramontane= [ltrmnteIn] _a.      
ultramundane= [ltrmndeIn] _a.     
ultra-short= [ltrSt] _a. ; ultra-short  waves  
ultrasonic= [ltrsnIk] _a. 
ultrasound= [ltrsaund] _n. 
ultra-violet= [ltrvaIlIt] _a. 
ultra=vires  [ltrvaIriz] _adv. to act ultra vires   , 
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= [n] _. . one 4
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> 
Un-American= [nmerIkn] _a. 1>      2> _. ; U. Activities Committee     
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 unbeknown st to me      
unbeknownst= [nbInunst] _predic. _a. _. ; he did it unbeknownst st 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 uncover ed 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 
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. 
under-the-counter= [ndDkaunt] _a.  - 
under-the-table= [ndDteIbl] _a. , ,  (   ..)
undertint= [ndtInt] _n. _. 
undertone= [ndtun] _n. 1> ; to speak in undertone s   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. 
Un-English= [nINglIS] _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 unhinge d  
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 
unionism= [junjnIzm] _n. 1> - 2> _. 
unionist= [junjnIst] _n. 1>   2> _.  (   ; _.      )
unionize= [junjnaIz] _v. 1>  2>   
union=Jack  [junjndZQk] = Union flag
union-smashing= [junjnsmQSIN] _n.  
union=suit  [junjnsjut] _n. _.   
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 unlock ed 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
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>  ()
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 untouchable s  
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. ; 
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=to  >   , : he is not up to this job      ; he is up to a thing or two       ; to act up to one's promise   ;  ; >      ; up to the middle of January    it's up to you (him, etc.) to decide (to act, etc.)  (  ..)   (  ..); up with ..!  ..!; to be up and about   , ,   ; up against smth.     -.
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>  , 
upand=down  [pndaun] _adv. 1> ,  2>   ; {. . up 1, 2}
up-and-down= [pndaun] _a. 1>  2>    ,     3> _. ,  4> 
upas= [jups] _n. 1> _.  2>  
upas-tree= [jupstri] = upas 1
upbear= [pbE] _v. (upbore; upborne) 
up-beat= [pbit] _n. _.    
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. _. ,  
up=country  [pkntrI] _adv.  ;  
up-country= [pkntrI] 1. _n.    2. _a.   ; 
up-date= [pdeIt] _v. 
updo= [pdu] _n. ޣ,    ޣ 
up-grade= [pgreId] 1. _n. ߣ; on the up-grade   ߣ 2. _v.   ,       ..
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 upper s >    ; >   ;   Σ 
upper-cut= [pkt] _n. ,   ( )
uppermost= [pmust] 1. _a. 1>  ;  2> ,  2. _adv. 1>  2>  ; I said whatever came uppermost    ,    
upper=works  [pwks] _n. _pl.   
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] , , 
uprightly= [praItlI] _adv. , 
upright=piano  [praItpIQnu] _n. 
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. _.   
up-stream= [pstrim] 1. _adv. 1>   2>    2. _a. 1>    2>    
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
up-to-date= [ptdeIt] _a. ;   ; 
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 use s ,     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 use d  ,      4> (. _p. . [just]) I use d to see him often    ; it use d to be said () ; there use d to be a house here     use  up > , ; ; > ; to feel use d 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 utensil s  ; writing utensil s  
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  
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 vague st 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  
-valent= [veIlnt]    -
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 value s  ; sense of value s   2. _v. 1>  2> , ; he value s 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 vapour s of a disordered mind   2. _v. 1>  2>   3> 
vapour=bath  [veIpbAT] _n.    ; 
vapourish= [veIprIS] _a. 1>  2>  
vapour=trail  [veIptreIl] _n.  ̣  ֣ 
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> , ; variation s of temperature  ; variation s 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> ; variety s 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   
'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. 
vaseline= [vQsIlin] _n. 
vase-painting= [vAzpeIntIN] _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. _. 
V-Day= [videI] _n.   (   )
've= [v] _. _. = have
veal= [vil] _n. 1>  2> _attr.  ( )
vector= [vekt] 1. _n. 1> _.  2>   3> _attr. _. ; vector  equation   2. _v. , ,  
Veda= [veId] _n. the Veda (s)  (   )
Ve=day 3 [viideI] _n. Victory in Europe Day     (   )
vedette= [vIdet] _n. 1>  ;   2>   (. vedette  boat)
veer= _I [vI] 1. _n.   2. _v. 1>   2>      ( ); the wind veer s 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 vegetable s ,  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 () 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 
ventage= [ventIdZ] _n. 1>  2>  ( )
venter= [vent] _n. 1> _. _.  2> _. by one venter  
vent-hole= [venthul] = vent 1, 1
ventiduct= [ventIdkt] _n.  , 
ventilate= [ventIleIt] _v. 1> ,  2>  ,  3> ,  () 4> ,   ;  
ventilation= [ventIleISn] _n. 1> ;  2> ,  ()
ventilator= [ventIleIt] _n. 
vent-peg= [ventpeg] _n. _. 
vent-pipe= [ventpaIp] _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 venture d (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 verge s 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> ,  (  ,   .. vernacular     ) 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> _. ()
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> _. , 
vest-pocket= [vestpkIt] _n. 1>   2> _attr. ;  , ; a vest-pocket  camera  
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 vex ed , vex ed 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 vial s 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= [vaIs] _pref. -
vice-admiral= [vaIsQdmrl] _n. -
vice-chairman= [vaIstSEmn] _n.  
vice-chancellor= [vaIstSAnsl] _n. -
vice-consul= [vaIsknsl] _n. -
vicegerent= [vaIsdZernt] _n. 
vice-governor= [vaIsgvn] _n. -
vice-minister= [vaIsmInIst] _n.    
vicennial= [vaIsenIl] _a. 1>  (, ) 2>   20 
vice-president= [vaIsprezIdnt] _n. -
viceregal= [vaIsrigl] _a. -
vicereine= [vaIsreIn] _n.  -
viceroy= [vaIsrI] _n. -;  
vice=squad  [vaIsskwd] _n. _.  ,       ,   ..
vice=versa  [vaIsIvs] _. _adv. ; ; I dislike him and vice versa   ,   
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 vicissitude s 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 victimize d by smb., smth.   -., -. 2>  3>   4>     {. victimization 2}
victor= [vIkt] _n. 1>  2> _attr. 
victoria= [vIktrI] _n. 1> ̣   2>     
Victoria=cross 2 [vIktrIkrs] _n.    (    )
Victorian= [vIktrIn] 1. _a. 1>  (     1837-1901 .) 2> ; ,  2. _n. , .   
victoria=plum  [vIktrIplm] _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 view s in politics     ; short view s ; to take a rose-coloured view  of smth.      -.; to exchange view s on smth.       -. 4> ; will this meet your view s?      ?; to have view s 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 view s the matter in a different light      4>  (,   ..)
viewer= [vju] _n. 1>  (. ) 2>  3>    ..
view-finder= [vjufaInd] _n. _. 
viewing=stand  [vjuINstQnd] _n.   
viewless= [vjulIs] _a. 1> _.  2> _.  3> _.   
view-point= [vjupInt] _n.  
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! !, , !
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.  
vinedresser= [vaIndres] _n. 
vinegar= [vInIg] _n. 1>  2>  ;    .. 3> _attr. ; _. , 
vinegary= [vInIgrI] _a. 1>  2> , ; vinegary  smile  
vine-prop= [vaInprp] _n. 
vinery= [vaInrI] _n.  
vineyard= [vInjd] _n. 
viniculture= [vInIkltS] = viticulture
vino= [vInu] _n. (_pl. -oes [ouz]) _n. _. ۣ 
vin-ordinaire= [vQNǍdInE] _. _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. _. _.    (. virginal s, pair of virginal s)
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 virtue s (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  
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
vis-a-vis= [vizAvi] _. 1. _n.  2. _adv.   ,  3. _prep.  ,  
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 vision s 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 visit ed upon the children =       visit  with (. _.) _. , ; she loves visit ing 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-card= [vIzItINkAd] _n.  
visiting-day= [vIzItINdeI] _n. ɣ ;  ɣ 
visiting=professor  [vIzItINprfes] _n. ,       
visiting-round= [vIzItINraund] _n.  (; )
visiting=teacher  [vIzItINtitS] _n. _.  ,            -  
visitor= [vIzIt] _n. 1> , ; the visitor s' book   2> , 
visor= [vaIz] _n. 1> ң () 2> _.  () 3>   ( ; . sun-visor ) 4> _. , 
vista= [vIst] _. _n. 1> ,  (  ,   ..) 2> ,  3>  (  ..); to look back through the vista s of the past   ̣  4> ,   ; a discovery that opens up new vista s ,   
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 vitiate s 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
vivacious= [vIveISs] _a. , ̣
vivacity= [vIvQsItI] _n. , ̣
vivaria= [vaIvErI] _pl.  vivarium
vivarium= [vaIvErIm] _n. (_pl. -ia) 1>  2> 
viva=voce  [vaIvvusI] _. 1. _n.   2. _a. ; viva voce examination   3. _adv. 
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
vizir= [vIzI] _n. 
vizier= [vIzI] _n. 
vizor= [vaIz] = visor
V-jday3= [vidZeIdeI] _n.     (   )
V-mail= [vimeIl] _n.   ̣ ( )
V-neck= [vinek] _n.   ( )
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> _.  ; 
voicecast= [vIskAst] _n.  ̣    ()
voiced= [vIst] 1. _p-p.  voice 2 2. _a. _. 
voiced= [vIst]      - ; sweet-voiced    ; loud-voiced  
voiceless= [vIslIs] _a. 1>   ,   2> ,  3>  4> _. 
voice=vote  [vIsvut] _n.  (,   ..) ԣ    
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.)  ; volume s of smoke   5> ,  6> ,  (); volume  of sound  7> _attr. ߣ;   ߣ to tell ( to speak) volume s     (    ..);   
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 vomit ing 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 vote s  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 vote d 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 vouchsafe d no answer   ۣ  
vow= [vau] 1. _n. , ; to be under a vow    ; to make ( to take) a vow    to take the vow s >   ; >     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 waft ed along by the breeze    2>  ( ,  ) 3> ; a song was waft ed 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) wag ging    ;   3> ,   to wag  one's finger at smb.  -. ; that's the way the world wag s  ; how wag s the world?  ? _II [wQg] 1. _n. 1>  2> _. ; , ; to play (the) wag    ,  2. _v. 
wage= _I [weIdZ] _n. (. _pl.) 1>  ; living wage   ; nominal (real) wage s  ()   2> _.  3> _attr.    ,    ; wage  scale   ; wage  labour   _II [weIdZ] _v.  ();  ();  ( -.)
wage-cut= [weIdZkt] _n.   
wage-earner= [weIdZǫn] _n. 1> () ,  2> 
wage-freeze= [weIdZfriz] _n.   
wager= [weIdZ] 1. _n. ; ; to lay a wager    2. _v. 1>   2>  (-.)
wage-rate= [weIdZreIt] _n. ,   
wages-fund= [weIdZIzfnd] _n.   
wage-work= [weIdZwk] _n.  
wage-worker= [weIdZwk] = wage-earner 1
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>   ,   -  ..
wagoner= [wQgn] _n. 
waggoner= [wQgn] _n. 
wagonette= [wQgnet] _n.     
waggonette= [wQgnet] _n.     
wagon-lit= [wQgNli] _. _n.  
wagon-train= [wQgntreIn] _n. 
wagtail= [wQgteIl] _n. _. 
waif= [weIf] _n. 1>   ,   2>    3>  ;  £ waif s 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 wait s) _pl.  (,     ) 2. _v. 1>  (for); wait  until he comes   ; don't keep me wait ing     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
waitabit= [weItbIt] _n. _.  
wait-and-see= [weItnsi] _a. wait-and-see  policy  
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 walk s with children    6>    (  ..) 7> , ; ()    8> _.  (.  ) 9> _.    walk  of life  ; , ; people from all walk s of life   ϣ  2. _v. 1> ,  2>  ;    ;  , ; I have walk ed 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 walk ed 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     ; wall s have ears    2. _v. 1>   2> ,   3>   wall  up  (, ); 
wallaby= [wlbI] _n. 1>  () 2> _pl. _.  on the wallaby  (track) _. ; 
walla= [wl] _. _n. 1> _. ,  2> ,  3> 
wallah= [wl] _. _n. 1> _. ,  2> ,  3> 
wallaroo= [wlru] _n. _.  ()
wallet= [wlIt] _n. 1>  2> ,  (   ..) 3> _. 
wall-eye= [wlaI] _n. 1>  2>    3> _. 
wall-eyed= [wlaId] _a. 1>     2> ,  3>  ( ) 4> _. , 
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. 
wall=pier  [wlpI] _n. _. 
wall=Street  [wlstrit] _n. - (  -,   ); _.   ,  
walnut= [wlnt] _n. 1>   2>   3>    4> _attr.  over the walnut s 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 want s are few    4> , ; the family was perpetually in want       2. _v. 1> ,  2>   ( ޣ-.); he certainly does not want  intelligence    ; it want s ten minutes to four   ; he never want s for friends      3>  (. want  for); let him want  for nothing     ޣ   4> ; he is want ed 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 , 
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. _. 
ware= [wE]     ; earthenware  , ; glassware  ; silverware  
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 warm s 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 warp ed    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. _. 
war-plane= [wpleIn] _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 warrant ed fast     ; I'll warrant  (you that...)   ( , ...); we shall win the game, I warrant      ,    3>  , 
warrantable= [wrntbl] _a. ; 
warrantee= [wrnti] _n. _. ,     
warranter= [wrnt] = warrantor
warrant-officer= [wrntǍfIs] _n. 1> _. - (      ) 2> _. 
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 wart s  -.  
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> ( 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 wash ed with dew ,   10> ;    11>  (, ) 12> _.  (, ) 13>    wash  away > ; ; ; > , ; to wash  away one's sin   ; wash  down > ; >  (); > ; ; >  (,  ,   ..); wash  of  (. _.); wash  out > () (. _.); > ,    -.; > ; > (. _p-p.)  , ; to be wash ed out, to look wash ed out ;     ģ;  ,  ; > (), () ( ); >   (  , ̣  ..); wash  over   ; wash  up   to wash  one's hands  ; to wash  one's dirty linen in public =    
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. 
wash-hand= [wShQnd] _a. ; wash-hand  basin >   ; >  ; wash-hand  stand = wash-stand
wash-house= [wShaus] _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>  ,   
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> -.,    (,   ..)
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 waste d upon him      2> ; to be entirely waste ed      3>  4> ; he was waste d by disease    5> ; ,    (. waste  away)
waste-basket= [weIstbAskIt] = waste-paper-basket
wasteful= [weIstful] _a. 
waste-paper-basket= [weIstpeIpbAskIt] _n.   () ; fit for the waste-paper-basket  , ޣ
waste-pipe= [weIstpaIp] _n.  
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 watch es 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 watch ed 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
watchdog= [wtSdg] _n. 1>  У 2> _attr. watchdog  committee _.   (   ..)
watcher= [wtS] _n. 1>  2>  3> _.      4> , 
watch-fire= [wtSfaI] _n. 1>  ԣ 2>  ԣ
watchful= [wtSful] _a. ; 
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  
watchman= [wtSmn] _n. 1>   2> 
watch-night= [wtSnaIt] _n. 1>     2> _.  
watch-pocket= [wtSpkIt] _n.   
watch-spring= [wtSsprIN] _n.  
watch-tower= [wtStau] _n.  
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 water s   ,    ( ) 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 water s 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. 
waterage= [wtrIdZ] _n. 1>     2>      
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=bus  [wtbs] _n.  
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. _.   
watercourse= [wtks] _n. 1> ; ; ;  2> 
water-craft= [wtkrAft] _n. ; _. 
watercress= [wtkres] _n. _.  , 
water-cure= [wtkju] _n. 
water-dog= [wtdg] _n. _.  ;  
water-drinker= [wtdrINk] _n. 
water-drop= [wtdrp] _n. 1>   2> 
watered= [wtd] 1. _p-p.  water 2 2. _a. 1>  2>  () 3> watered  stock _. Σ  
water-engine= [wtendZIn] _n. 1> ߣ  2> _.  
waterfall= [wtfl] _n. 
waterfowl= [wtfaul] _n. (. _.)  
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.  
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
water-jacket= [wtdZQkIt] _n. _.  
waterless= [wtlIs] _a. 
water-level= [wtlevl] _n. 1>  ;    2> 
water-lily= [wtlIlI] _n.  , 
water-line= [wtlaIn] _n. _. 
waterlog= [wtlg] _v. 1>  2>  3> ()  4>  (  )
waterlogged= [wtlgd] _a. 1>  2>  3>  
water-main= [wtmeIn] _n.  
waterman= [wtmn] _n. 1> ,  2> 
watermanship= [wtmnSIp] _n.   
watermark= [wtmAk] 1. _n. 1>   ( ) 2> _.    2. _v.    ( )
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=polo  [wtpulu] _n. _.  
water-power= [wtpau] _n. 1>  2> _attr. ; water-power  plant 
waterproof= [wtpruf] 1. _a. ,  2. _n.   3. _v.  
water=pump  [wtpmp] _n.  
water-ram= [wtrQm] _n. _.  
water-rat= [wtrQt] _n. 1>   2> _.   ( ) 3> _.  (    ..); _. _. 
water-rate= [wtreIt] _n.   
water-repellent= [wtrIpelnt] = waterproof l
waterscape= [wtskeIp] _n.  
water-seal= [wtsil] _n. _.  
water-service= [wtsvIs] _n. 
watershed= [wtSed] _n. 1>  2>  
water-shoot= [wtSut] _n.  
waterside= [wtsaId] _n. 1>  2> _attr.   ,   
water-skin= [wtskIn] _n.      
water-skis= [wtskiz] _n.  
water-softener= [wtsfn] _n.    
water-soluble= [wtsljubl] _a.   
waterspout= [wtspaut] _n. 1>   2>  
water-supply= [wtsplaI] _n. 
water-system= [wtsIstIm] _n. 1>     2> = water-supply
water-table= [wtteIbl] _n. 1>   2>    3> _.  
water-tap= [wttQp] _n. 
watertight= [wttaIt] _a. 1> ;  2> ,  ,   (   ..) 3>    ,  ̣ (    ..)
water-to-airmissile= [wttuEmIsaIl] _n. _.   "-"
water-tower= [wttau] _n.  
water-trough= [wttrf] _n.   
water-vole= [wtvul] _n.  
water-wagon= [wtwQgn] _n. 1>   2>     , "" to be on the water-wagon     
water-waggon= [wtwQgn] _n. 1>   2>     , "" to be on the water-waggon     
water-wave= [wtweIv] _n. 1>  ,  2>  
water-way= [wtweI] _n. 1>  ; inland (international) water-way s  ()   2>  ,  3> _. , 
water-wheel= [wtwil] _n.  
water-wings= [wtwINz] _n.   (  )
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 wave s _.  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) wave s  (, )  9> _attr. ; wave  mechanics   2. _v. 1>  ( );  (   ..);  ( ) 2>  ( ) 3>  () 4> ,  (, );   ; to wave  in farewell, to wave  a farewell     wave  aside   (   ..);  ( -.); wave  away  (-.)  ; _. ;   ( -.),   (); wave  off  (. _.)
waved= [weIvd] 1. _p-p.  wave 2 2. _a.  ( ); 
waveguide= [weIvgaId] _n. _. 
wave-length= [weIvleNT] _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  , 
waxcloth= [wQksklT] _n. 
waxen= [wQksn] _a. 1>  2> ,  3> ݣ 4>   
wax-end= [wQksend] _n. 
wax-paper= [wQkspeIp] _n. ݣ 
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 way s ; a long way , _. _. a long way s  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 way s    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 way s 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> ;  
wayfarer= [weIfEr] _n. , 
wayfaring= [weIfErIN] 1. _n. ;  2. _a. ;     
waygoing= [weIguIN] _. 1. _n.  2. _a. 
waylay= [weIleI] _v. 1> ;   ( -.) 2>    (-. waylay     ..)
way-leave= [weIliv] _n. 1>      2>  ̣  
way-out= [weIaut] _a. _. 1>  2> ,  (   ..) 3> ̣
wayside= [weIsaId] 1. _n. 1>  ;  2> _pl. _-.   2. _a. 
way-station= [weIsteISn] _n. _.   ; 
wayward= [weIwd] _a. 1> ;  2> ,  3>   
way-worn= [weIwn] _a. ̣ ( )
we= [wi] _pron. pers (_obj. us) 
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 weak er sex   ( )
weaken= [wikn] _v. 1>  2>  3> , 
weak-eyed= [wikaId] _a.   (  ) 
weak-headed= [wikhedId] _a. 1>  2>  
weak-kneed= [wiknid] _a. , 
weakling= [wiklIN] _n.    
weakly= [wiklI] 1. _a. ,  2. _adv. 
weak-minded= [wikmaIndId] = weak-headed 1
weakness= [wiknIs] _n. 1>  2> , ,  (for weakness   -.) 3>  , : ,  4> , 
weak-spirited= [wikspIrItId] _a. 
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 wear s 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   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> , 
we'd= [wid] _. _. = we had; we should; we would
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. , - (. wee wee) 2. _v. ,  -
weed= _I [wid] 1. _n. 1>  ,  2> (the weed )  3> _.  4> _. ,   5> _.  ill weed s grow apace _.     ģ 2. _v. 1>  2> ;  weed  away, weed  out , ;  _II [wid] _n. 1> _pl.   (. widow's weed s) 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  
we'll= [wil] _. _. = we shall; we will
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
we're= [wI] _. _. = we are
weren't= [wnt] _. _. = were not
werwolf= [wIwulf] _n. 
werewolf= [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 > ; > 
wetback= [wetbQk] _n. _. _.  ,        
wet=blanket  [wetblQNkIt] _n. _. ,   ,   ..
wetblanket= [wetblQNkIt] _v. _. ;  
wet=bob  [wetbb] _n. ,   
wether= [weD] _n. ,  
wet-nurse= [wetns] _n. 1>  2> ; to play wet-nurse  
we've= [wiv] _. _. = we have
whack= [wQk] 1. _n. 1>  ;    2> _.  ; to go whack s    ( -.); 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> 
whalebone= [weIlbun] _n. 1>   2>    
whale-fin= [weIlfIn] = whalebone
whale-fishery= [weIlfISrI] _n.  
whaleman= [weIlmn] _n. 1> ,  2>  
whale-oil= [weIlIl] _n. ,  
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] _.  , , ?
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> _. () -
what-for= [wtf] _n. _. , 
Whatman= [wtmn] _n.   (. Whatman  paper)
what-not= [wtnt] _n. 1>    2>  , , 
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 wheel s 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 wheel s    ; wheel s within wheel s  ;  ; to put one's shoulder to the wheel      2. _v. 1> ,  (  ..) 2>   3>  (-) 4>    5> _.     to wheel  and deal _. _.  ,  ;  
wheel=and axle  [wilndQksl] _n. _. 
wheelbarrow= [wilbQru] _n. 
wheel-base= [wilbeIs] _n. _. ̣ 
wheel=chair  [wiltSE] _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. 
wheel-horse= [wilhs] = wheeler 1
wheel-house= [wilhaus] _n. _.  
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 where s and whens are important ,     
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. _.  ?; ?,  ?
where'er= [wErE] _. . wherever
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 whip s 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    -.
whipcord= [wIpkd] _n. 1> ޣ (   ) 2> _. ֣  3>   
whip=hand  [wIphQnd] _n. ,  ; _. , ; to have the whip hand of ( over) smb.  -.   
whip=handle  [wIphQndl] _n. ; _. , 
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 )
whip-poor-will= [wIppuwIl] _n.   ()
whippy= [wIpI] _a. ; 
whip-saw= [wIps] _n.  
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 whirl ed 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 whisper ed   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 whistle d 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 > , ; >    ,  ,   ..
whistler= [wIsl] _n. _. 
whistle=stop  [wIslstp] _n. _. _. 1>  2>         (   )
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> _.  ; ,  
whitebait= [waItbeIt] _n. ̣; ; 
white-book= [waItbuk] _n.   (  )
white=coal  [waItkul] _n.  , 
white-collar= [waItkl] _a. _. ; white-collar  job   ; white-collar  worker  
white-fish= [waItfIS] _n. 
white=frost  [waItfrst] _n. 
Whitehall= [waIthl] _n.  (  ,     ); _.  
white-handed= [waIthQndId] _a. 
white-headed= [waIthedId] _a. 1>  2> 
white=horses  [waIthsIz] _n.  ( )
white-hot= [waItht] _a. ̣ , ģ   
white=House  [waIthaus] _n.   (  )
white=lady  [waItleIdI] _n.  
white=lead  [waItled] _n.  
white-lipped= [waItlIpt] _a.   ( ) 
white-livered= [waItlIvd] _a. , 
white=meat  [waItmit] _n.   (,   ..)
whiten= [waItn] _v. 1>  2>  3> ; 
whiteness= [waItnIs] _n. 1> ;   2>  3> , 
whitening= [waItnIN] 1. _pres-p.  whiten 2. _n. 1>  2> , 
white=paper  [waItpeIp] _n. " " (.  )
whites= [waIts] _n. _pl. 1>     2> _.  3> _pl. ,  ()
whitesmith= [waItsmIT] _n. ; 
whitethorn= [waItTn] _n. 
white-throat= [waItTrut] _n.  ()
whitewash= [waItwS] 1. _n. 1>   ( ) 2>  3> ,  -.  4> ;  ()   5> _. _. "" 6> _.   (   ) 2. _v. 1>  2>   (-.),   3> _.  ""
white=wedding  [waItwedIN] _n. _. _.  ,    ޣ  
white=whale  [waItweIl] _n. _. 
white=wing  [waItwIN] _n. _.  
whither= [wID] _. 1. _adv. _inter. ?; whither  did they go?   ? 2. _cj. ; go whither  you will ,    3. _n.  
withersoever= [wIDsuev] _adv. _.   
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 whizz ed 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.   
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> _. 
whole-souled= [hulsuld] _a. 1> ;  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 whorl s 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. why s [z]) 1> , ; to go into the why s 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.     (   ..)
widen= [waIdn] _v. (); to widen  one's outlook   
wide-open= [waIdȫupn] _a. 1>  ; with wide-open  eyes     (   ..) 2> _. ݣ 3> _.   ,     ..; wide-open  town ,         
widespread= [waIdspred] _a.  Σ
widgeon= [wIdZn] _n.  
widish= [waIdIS] _a. 
widow= [wIdu] 1. _n.  widow 's mite  ;  ; widow 's cruse   2. _v. 1>  ,  2> _. , ; 
widowed= [wIdud] 1. _p.  _p-p.  widow 2 2. _a. 
widower= [wIdu] _n. 
widowhood= [wIduhud] _n. 
widow's=walk  [wIduzwk] _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> _.  wig s 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 wild s) , ; in the wild s of Africa   
wildcat= [waIldkQt] 1. _n. 1>   2> ,   3>   4> , ң  2. _a. 1> ,  (  ..) 2> ,   , ; wildcat  strike , ģ     3> _. _-.    
wild=duck  [waIlddk] _n.  , 
wildebeest= [wIldIbist] _-. _n.  ()
wilderness= [wIldnIs] _n. 1> ;   2>    3> ,  a voice in the wilderness  _.    
wildfire= [waIldfaI] _n.  ; to spread like wildfire      ( ,   ..)
wildfowl= [waIldfaul] _n. 
wild-goose= [waIldgus] _n.   wild-goose  chase  ,   ,  
wilding= [waIldIN] _n. _. 1>  2>   ,   .. 3> _attr. 
wildlife= [waIldlaIf] _n. 1>   (, , ,    ) 2> _attr. a wildlife  sanctuary , 
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  , 
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 will s 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? , ,  ?
-willed= [wIld]   : self-willed ; ill-willed 
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. 
will-o'-the-wisp= [wIlDwIsp] _n. 1>  Σ 2>  , 
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>    ( )
will-power= [wIlpau] _n.  
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 wind s  ; from the four wind s   ; to fling ( to cast) to the wind s  (  ..); 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 wind s >   ; >  2. _v. (winded [Id]) 1>   ;  2> ;    3>  ;  ; I am wind ed 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   
windage= [wIndIdZ] _n. 1>   2>  ()  3>   
windbag= [wIndbQg] _n. 1> _. ,  2> _.  
wind-bound= [wIndbaund] _a. _.   
wind-break= [wIndbreIk] _n. 1> ,  2>   (   ..)
wind-breaker= [wIndbreIk] _n.   (    )
wind-cheater= [wIndtSit] _n.  
winder= _I [waInd] _n. 1>   2>   3>    4> _.   5> _.  _II [waInd] _n.  _III [wInd] _n. _.  
windfall= [wIndfl] _n. 1> ,  ;  2> ,  3>  , .   
windflaw= [wIndfl] _n.  
wind-flower= [wIndflau] _n.  ()
wind-gage= [wIndgeIdZ] _n. 
wind-gauge= [wIndgeIdZ] _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. 
wind-instrument= [wIndInstrumnt] _n.  
wind-jammer= [wInddZQm] _n. _. 1>   2> 
windlass= [wIndls] _n. _. ; £, 
windless= [wIndlIs] _a. ; windless  day  
windmill= [wInmIl] _n. 1>  ; to fight ( to tilt at) windmill s    ,  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. _.  
wind=rose  [wIndruz] _n. _.  
windrow= [wIndru] _n. _-.   ,   ..
wind-screen= [wIndskrin] _n. 1> _.  ,   2> _. ң 3> _attr. wind-screen  wiper _. , ""
windshield= [wIndSild] _. = windscreen 1
Windsor= [wInz] _n. 1> ۣ ԣ   (. brown Windsor  soap, Windsor  soap) 2> = Windsor chair
Windsor=chair  [wInztSE] _n.   
windstorm= [wIndstm] _n. , 
wind-swept= [wIndswept] _a. ݣ  ,  () 
wind-tunnel= [wIndtnl] _n.  
wind-up= _I [waIndp] _n. ,  _II [wIndp] _n. _. ,  ; to get ( to have) the wind-up  
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 , 
winebag= [waInbQg] _n. 1> ,    2> _. 
winebowl= [waInbul] _n. _. 
wine-cellar= [waInsel] _n.  
wine-coloured= [waInkld] _a. ԣ-; Σ;   
wine-cooler= [waInkul] _n. ģ   
wineglass= [waInglAs] _n. 1> ; ;  2> = wine-glassful
wine-glassful= [waInglAsful] _n.    ()
wine-grower= [waIngru] _n. ; 
winepress= [waInpres] _n.  
winery= [waInrI] _n.  
wineshop= [waInSp] _n.  
wineskin= [waInskIn] = winebag 1
wine-vault= [waInvlt] = wineshop
wing= [wIN] 1. _n. 1> ; to add ( to lend) wing s (to)  ; ; to be on the wing  > ; > _.     ; ; to take wing  ; on the wing s of the wind   ,  2> _. _. ; a touch in the wing     3> _. ,   4> _.  5>  ( ) 6> _pl. _. ; to stand ( to wait) in the wing s >      ( ԣ); >   ,   7> _pl. "" (,   ̣) 8>  ( ) 9> _.   (   ..) to take to itself wing s , , ; to take smb. under one's wing   -.  ϣ ; to clip one's wing s   ( ),  ,   ; his wing s are sprouting     2. _v. 1>   2> , ; fear wing ed his steps      3>  () 4> ; a bird wing s the sky     5>  (   )
wing-beat= [wINbit] _n.  
wing-case= [wINkeIs] _n. _.  (   ..)
wing-commander= [wINkmAnd] _n.   
winged= [wINd] 1. _p-p.  wing 2 2. _a. 1>  2> ̣ 3> 
wing=flap  [wINflQp] _n. _.  
wing-footed= [wINǫfutId] _a. _. , 
wingless= [wINlIs] _a. 
wing-over= [wINȫuv] _n. _. 
wing-sheath= [wINSiT] = wing-case
wing-span= [wINspQn] _n. _.  
wing-spread= [wINspred] = wing-span
wing-stroke= [wINstruk] = wing-beat
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 winter s 50- 3> _attr.  4> _attr.  2. _v. 1>  ,  2>  ( ) 3>   (  ..)
winter-crop= [wIntkrp] _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
winter=quarters  [wIntkwtz] _n. _pl. _.  
winter=sports  [wIntspts] _n. _pl.   
winter-tide= [wInttaId] _n. _. 
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 wire s      2. _v. 1>     2>     3>  4> _.   ;   wire  in > = 4 > _.    
wire-cutter= [waIkt] _n. _. 
wire-dancer= [waIdAns] _n. 
wiredrawn= [waIdrn] _a.   (   ..); 
wire=entanglement  [waIIntQNglmnt] _n.  
wire=gauge  [waIgeIdZ] _n.  
wire-haired= [waIhEd] _a. ۣ,  ֣ 
wireless= [waIlIs] 1. _n. 1> ; by wireless    2> ɣ 2. _a. 1>  2> -; wireless  office _.   3. _v.   
wire=netting  [waInetIN] _n.    
wirepuller= [waIpul] _n. ,     ;  
wire=stitcher  [waIstItS] _n.  
wire=tapping  [waItQpIN] _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   
wiseacre= [waIzeIk] _n. _. , 
wisecrack= [waIzkrQk] _. _. 1. _n.  ; ,   2. _v. 
wise=guy  [waIzgaI] _n. _.  , 
wise=woman  [waIzwumn] _n. 1> , ;  2>  
wish= [wIS] 1. _n. 1> , ; she expressed a wish  to be alone     2> ; to carry out smb.'s wish   -.  3>   if wish es 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 wish es well    wish  for , ; what more can you wish  for?  ޣ ݣ   ?.  ݣ   ?; long wish ed for  ; wish  on _.  (-. -.  -.); we had Peter's son wish ed 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) wit s   () 2>  3> ; he sets up for a wit      to be at one's wit 's end   ;  ,  ; to have ( to keep) one's wit s about one >  ; >    ; to live by one's wit s - ; out of one's wit s  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  - 
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 witness ed 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
wonder= [wnd] 1. _n. 1> , ; (it is) no wonder  (that)  (, ); what a wonder ! !; what wonder ?  ? 2> ;  ; for a wonder     , - ; to work wonder s   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]) _.  
won't= [wunt] _. _. = will not
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 wood s  ; ; 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 wood s    ; to take in wood  _. _. ; to be unable to see the wood  for the trees      2. _v. 1>   2>  
wood=alcohol  [wudQlkhl] _n.  
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
wood=spirit  [wudspIrIt] = wood alcohol
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 word s with smb.  ,   -.; warm ( hot) word s ,  ; fair word s  3> ; to say a few word s    (  -. word     ..); 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 word s ; 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 word s , ; hard word s 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 word ed 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 work s) 4> , , ; a work  of art   5> _pl.  (. ); there is something wrong with the work s     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 work s _. =   ̣; to give smb. the work s =  -.  ,   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 work ed with emotion   ģ   7> ;  (. work  out); to work  one's passage      8> , ,    (. work  in, work  out, work  through  .); the dye work s its way in  ; to work  one's way   ;  9> ,  ( -.; . work  loose, work  free of) 10>     ;  (  ..);  () 11>  ; he work ed 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 work ed 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 work ed 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 _.   
workability= [wkbIlItI] _n. ;  ( )
workable= [wkbl] _a. 1>  2> ; ; 
workaday= [wkdeI] _a. ; 
workaway= [wkweI] _n. _. ,    (.  )
work-bag= [wkbQg] _n.  ;   
work-basket= [wkbAskIt] _n.   ( )
work-book= [wkbuk] _n. 1>  (   ..) 2>    ģ  3>  
work-box= [wkbks] = work-basket
workday= [wkdeI] _n.  ;  
worker= [wk] _n. 1> ; ; workers of the world, unite!   , ! 2> _attr. , 
workhouse= [wkhaus] _n. 1> _.   2> _.  
work-in= [wkIn] _n. "-" (  ,            ,   ..)
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-class= [wkINklAs] _a. ,    ; working-class  solidarity  
working=day  [wkINdeI] = workday
working-man= [wkINmQn] _n. 
working-out= [wkINaut] _n.   (  ..)
working=people  [wkINpipl] _n. ;  
workman= [wkmn] _n. , 
workmanlike= [wkmnlaIk] _a. 
workmanship= [wkmnSIp] _n. , ; ; exquisite workmanship   
work-out= [wkaut] _n. _. 
work-people= [wkpipl] _n.  
work-room= [wkrum] _n.  ;   
works= [wks] _n. _pl. (.  _sg.   _pl.) , 
workshop= [wkSp] _n. 1> ;  2> ; ;  3> _attr. ; workshop  committee  
work-shy= [wkSaI] 1. _n. ,  2. _a. ,   
work-table= [wkteIbl] _n.  
workweek= [wkwik] _n.  
workwoman= [wkwumn] _n. 
work-worn= [wkwn] _a. 1> ң ֣  2> 
world= [wld] _n. , 
worldling= [wldlIN] _n. , ݣ  
worldly= [wldlI] _a. 1> ; ; worldly  goods ,  2>    3> , ۣ; worldly  wisdom   4> _. 
worldly-minded= [wldlImaIndId] = worldly 2
worldly-wise= [wldlIwaIz] _a. , , ۣ
world-old= [wldȫuld] _a.   
world-power= [wldpau] _n.  
world=series  [wldsIriz] _n. _pl. _.     
world-weary= [wldwIrI] _a.   , 
world-wide= [wldwaId] _a. Σ   ;  , ; world-wide  fame  ; on a world-wide  scale   ; world-wide  organization  
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-eaten= [wmitn] _a. 1>   2> 
worm-fishing= [wmfISIN] _n.    
worm-gear= [wmgI] _n. _.  
worm-hole= [wmhul] _n. 
worm-seed= [wmsid] _n.  
worm's-eye=view  [wmzaIvju] _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!   () !
worthless= [wTlIs] _a.   ; ; , ޣ
worth-while= [wTwaIl] _a. ; ; worth-while  experiment  ; to be worth-while   
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> _. ; 
-worthy= [wDI]     ; noteworthy  ; blameworthy  
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 wound ed 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 > ; > ;    wrap ped up in > ֣  (,  -.),  -.; wrap ped up in slumber ֣  ; > ; the affair is wrap ped up in mystery    
wrapper= [rQp] _n. 1> ;  2> £,  3> 
wrapping= [rQpIN] 1. _pres-p.  wrap 2 2. _n. ( _pl.) £; £ 
wrapping-paper= [rQpINpeIp] _n. £ 
wrapt= [rQpt] = rapt
wrap-up= [rQpp] _n. _. _.   
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> ; 
-wright= [raIt]      : shipwright ; playwright 
wring= [rIN] 1. _n. ,   . {. 2} 2. _v. (wrung) 1> ; to wring  one's hands   ; to wring  smb.'s hand  ,  -.  2>  ( ) 3>  4>  (. wring  out); wring ing 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  
wristband= [rIstbQnd] _n. 1> ,  2> 
wristlet= [rIstlIt] _n. 1>  2>    3> _attr. wristlet  watch  , -
wrist-pin= [rIstpIn] _n. _. 
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> _.  ; ; 
writer= [raIt] _n. 1> ; ; the present writer     2> ,  writer  to the signet   ( ); writer 's cramp ( palsy) _.  
write-up= [raItp] _n. 1>  ;  2>   ޣ 3>  (,    ..)
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 writing s 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>   ( -.);    (-.)
wrongdoer= [rNdu] _n. 1> ,  2>  3> ; 
wrongdoing= [rNduIN] _n. 1> ;  2> ; 
wrongful= [rNful] _a. 1> ,  2>  3> , ; ; wrongful  dismissal  
wrong-headed= [rNhedId] _a. ;   
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>  ,     
Xanthippe= [zQnTIpI] _n. ; _. ,  
xanthous= [zQnTs] _a. ֣
X-axis= [eksQksIs] _n. _.  
X-bit= [eksbIt] _n. _.   
X-bracing= [eksbreIsIN] _n. _.  
xebec= [zibek] _n. _.  (     )
X-engine= [eksendZIn] _n. _.   x-  
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. _. 
X-line= [ekslaIn] _n. _.  ,  
Xmas= [krIsms] = Christmas
X-ray= [eksreI] 1. _n. 1> (. _pl.)   2> _attr. ; X-ray  therapy ; X-ray  picture ; X-ray  photograph   2. _v. ,   
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> _. ,  
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] _n. _. 
yank= [jQNk] 1. _n. , ģ 2. _v. _.     ; ģ (. yank  out, yank  off)
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. _. _. 
yardman= [jAdmn] _n. _-.    
yard-master= [jAdmAst] _n. _-.  ;  
yard-measure= [jAdmeZ] p    , ""    
yardstick= [jAdstIk] _n. 1> = yardmeasure 2> _. ; ; ; to measure ( to judge) others by one's own yardstick  =     
yard-wand= [jAdwnd] = yard-measure
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 yawn ed good night ,     2>  3> ; a gulf yawn ed at our feet      to make a person yawn       -.
Y-axis= [waIQksIs] _n. _.  
yclept= [Iklept] _a. _. _. , 
ye= [ji] _pron. _pers. _. _. = you how d'ye do? ;  ?
yea= [jeI] 1. _n. 1> ;   2> _.  ""; yea s 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    ;  ;   ; year s (and year s) ago  ,  ; the year  of grace   ; in the year  of grace ( of our Lord) 1975  1975     2> _pl. , ; he looks young for his year s      ; in year s 
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 yearn ed to be home again    2> ,  (for, to yearn   -.)
yearning= [jnIN] 1. _pres-p.  yearn 2. _n.  ;  ; popular yearning s  
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> 
yellowback= [jelubQk] _n. 1> ۣ   2>   ( ֣ )
yellow-bark=oak  [jelubAkȫuk] _n. _.  
yellow-bellied= [jelubelId] _a. 
yellow=dog  [jeludg] _n. _.  , ;  
yellow-dog=contract  [jeludgkntrQkt] _n. _.      
yellow-dog=fund  [jeludgfnd] _n. _. ,   
yellow=fever  [jelufiv] _n. _. ֣ 
yellow-hammer= [jeluhQm] _n.   ()
yellowish= [jeluIS] _a. 
Yellow=Jack  [jeludZQk] 1> = yellow fever 2>  
yellow-livered= [jelulIvd] _a. _. 
yellowness= [jelunIs] _n. 
Yellow=pages  [jelupeIdZIz] _n. _. "֣ " (-      ֣ )
yellow=spot  [jeluspt] _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. _. , 
yesterday= [jestdI] 1. _adv. 1> ; yesterday  morning   2>   2. _n.  ; yesterday 's incident  
yester-evening= [jestrivnIN] _. 1. _n.   2. _adv.  
yesternight= [jestnaIt] = yesterevening
yester-year= [jestj] _. 1. _n.   2. _adv.   
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 yield s 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 yield ed to a strong push     ; the disease yield s to treatment     5> _. _.  ,   (. to yield  the floor); Will Mr. N. yield ?      . yield  up >  ; > ; > ,  ; to yield  up a fort   to yield up the ghost   , 
yielding= [jildIN] 1. _pres-p.  yield 2 2. _a. 1> ,  2> ,  ( ) 3> ,  4> ; 
yip= [jIp] _n. _. , 
yippee= [jIpI] _interj. 
yobbo= [jbu] _n. _. _. , 
yodel= [judl] 1. _n.  (  ) 2. _v.  
yoga= [jug] _. _n.  (  )
yogi= [jugI] _. _n. 
yogurt= [jgt] _. _n.  ( )
yoghurt= [jgt] _. _n.  ( )
yo-heave-ho= [juhivhu] _interj. = !, ! (   )
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-know-what= [junuwt] _n. _. ,    -.    ,     
you'll= [jul] _. _. = you will; you shall
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) ; 
you're= [ju] _. _. = you are
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> , 
you've= [juv] _. _. = you have
yowl= [jaul] 1. _n.  2. _v. 
yoyo= [juju] - (ޣ  )
Y-shaped= [waISeIpt] _a. Y-, 
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> _. ,  
zany= [zeInI] _. _n. 1> _.  2> , ;  3>  (     )
zariba= [zrib] _. _n.  ; 
Z-bar= [zedbA] _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   
zenithal= [zenITl] _a. _. 
zenith-distance= [zenITdIstns] _n.   ( )  ;  
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 zone s   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 zoom ed   
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  
