travel bureau
1>  ,  

travel film
1>   

travel restrictions
1> _.   

travel sickness
1>  ; ,      

travel time
1> ,    (.    
)   

travel trailer
1> ,  

travellator
1>  

travelled
1>  
_Ex:
travelled man ,  
2> ;  ( )
_Ex:
much travelled part of the country   
3> _.  ( )

traveller
1> ; 
_Ex:
fellow traveller 
_Ex:
inveterate traveller  
_Ex:
traveller's companion  () 
(), 
_Ex:
traveller's cheque  () 
_Ex:
traveller's tales "" ,  
2>  (. commercial traveller)
3>          
  
4> _.  (. traveller curtain)
5> _. 
6> _.  ;  
_Id:
to tip smb. the traveller _.   ,
 -.; ,  -.

traveller's joy
1> _.  (Clematis vitalba)

travelling
1> 
_Ex:
have you done much travelling?   ?
_Ex:
to spend one's life in travelling   

2> _.   ;  ;
  , 
3> , , 
4> 
_Ex:
travelling cap  
_Ex:
travelling clock  
_Ex:
travelling dress  
_Ex:
travelling expenses  
5> 
_Ex:
travelling circus  () 
_Ex:
travelling preacher  

travelling bag
1> 

travelling crane
1> _.  ;  

travelling fellowship
1>     

travelling kitchen
1>  

travelling library
1>  

travelling salesman
1> 

travelling staircase, travelling stairs
1> 

travelling wave
1> _.  

travelogue
1>       
2>   ,  
3>    

travelstained
1>    (   . .); 


traversable
1> ,  (   . .)
2> _. 
_Ex:
traversable plea    

traversal
1> , 

traverse
1> ; ,  ,   
2> , 
_Ex:
the traverse of the gorge may take weeks   
   
3> _.  ( )
4> _. ;     ( )
5> , 
6> _. -
7> _. , , 
8> _. ;  (  )
9> _. _. 
10> _. 
11> _.  ( )
12> _.    
13> _.  
14> _.    
15> _.   
16> _.     
17> _. 
_Ex:
traverse trench  
18> ;  
_Ex:
to traverse the desert  
19> _.     ( -.)
_Ex:
to traverse the apartment in much agitation   
  
20>   ( )
21> , , 
_Ex:
cars traversed along the highway    
22>     ,  (  
. .)
_Ex:
to traverse one's ground     
( )
23> 
_Ex:
the epoch the world is traversing ,  
 
24>  (      );
   
25> ,   ( )
26> _.  
27> ;      
 
28>  
_Ex:
the railway traverses the country   

_Ex:
a small bridge traverses the rivulet   
 
29>  ( )    
  
30>    ()
31> ; ,    
_Ex:
to traverse these facts   
_Ex:
to traverse an opponent's arguments  

32> _.  ( ),  ( )
_Ex:
to traverse an indictment   
(- )
33> ,  
_Ex:
since demands traverse each other we have to make a choice
 ()    ,
  
34> 
_Ex:
to traverse a subject in a lecture   
( )
_Ex:
this period is more thoroughly traversed by historians 
    
35> _. 
_Ex:
to traverse a piece on the lathe   
 

traverse circle
1> _.   

traverse table
1> _-.   (    
  )
2> _.      (
   )

traverser
1> _-.   (    
  )

traversing
1> _.  
_Ex:
traversing mechanism  
_Ex:
traversing range  
2> _.  
3> , 

travertin
1> _. ,  ,  


travertine
1> _. ,  ,  


travesty
1> ; 
2> ; 
_Ex:
a travesty of justice   
_Ex:
a travesty of the truth   
_Ex:
a travesty rather than a document ,  

3> _. 
4> ,  
_Ex:
to travesty smb.'s manners  -. 
5> ,   ( -.)
_Ex:
to travesty the part of Hamlet  ()
 
6>  

travois
1> _.  ()

travolator
1>   (     . .)

trawl
1> 
2>  
3> ;    
4>   
_Ex:
to trawl a net    

trawl line
1> ,      

trawl-net
1> 
2>  

trawler
1> _. 
_Ex:
sea-going trawlers  

trawlerman
1>   

tray
1> 
_Ex:
a tray for hairpins   
_Ex:
to serve breakfast on a tray    
_Ex:
to carry smth. on a tray    -.
2>  
_Ex:
a whole tray of food   
3>  (, )
_Ex:
In tray    
4> _. , ; 

tray agriculture
1> _-. 

tray-cloth
1> ,    

trayful
1>  

treacherous
1> , ; 
_Ex:
treacherous officer -
_Ex:
treacherous action  , 
2> 
_Ex:
treacherous glance  
_Ex:
treacherous intrigues  () 
3> 
_Ex:
treacherous ice  
_Ex:
treacherous sands  
_Ex:
treacherous weather  
_Ex:
treacherous memory  () 

treacherously
1>   . (. treacherous)

treacherousness
1> ; , 
2> 

treachery
1> ; , 
_Ex:
act of treachery  ,  
_Ex:
this is little short of treachery   ,  
   
2> . _pl.  

treacle
1> 
2> ,  ( )
_Ex:
to collapse in a treacle of sentimentality   

3> _. 
4>  
5>   ( )  ( )
6>  ()  

treacle-posset
1>  ,   ,   

treacly
1> 
2>  
3> , 
_Ex:
treacly smile  
_Ex:
treacly sentiments 
4> , , 

tread
1> 
_Ex:
firm tread  
_Ex:
she had the tread of an empress     
2> , 
_Ex:
the tread of armed men   
_Ex:
to walk with a measured tread   
3> 
_Ex:
that incessant tread of feet wearing the stones smooth
 ,     

4>  
5>  (  . .)
6> 
_Ex:
to leave a deep tread in the snow    
 ()
7>  ()
8>  (      
 )
9>  ()
10>  
11>  ;    
12> _.  
13> _.  , 
14> _.  
15>  ()
16> _.  ()
17> , 
_Ex:
to tread lightly (in order not to wake smb.)  
(   -.)
_Ex:
to tread through the meadow  ()  
_Ex:
where no foot may tread     
18> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to tread the streets   
_Ex:
to tread the ground   
19> , 
_Ex:
to tread a dangerous part   
_Ex:
to tread the path of exile  
_Ex:
to tread the path of virtue   
_Ex:
to tread new ground    , 
 
20>  ( -.)
_Ex:
to tread on a sharp stone    
_Ex:
don't tread on the flower beds   
_Ex:
to tread on a black beetle  
_Ex:
he was trodden to death by the elephants   
 
21>  (    . .)
_Ex:
he resolutely trod on the accelerator   
 
22> , 
_Ex:
to tread soil  
23> , 
_Ex:
to tread (upon) grapes   (  )
_Ex:
to tread smth. into (in) the ground  -.  
24> ,  (. to tread under foot)
_Ex:
to tread smb. to pieces  -.
25> 
_Ex:
to tread path through the grass    
26>  ( ); ,  ()
27>      
28> _. 
_Id:
to tread this earth (shoe-leather) ,  
_Id:
to tread the deck  
_Id:
to tread the boards (the stage)  
_Id:
to tread in smb.'s (foot)steps   -. ,
 -. 
_Id:
to tread on the heels of smb.     -.
_Id:
to tread on air     ; , 
_Id:
to tread on smb.'s corns (on smb.'s toes)  -. 
 ;   -.;  -. 
_Id:
to tread (as) on eggs  () ;
   
_Id:
to tread on the neck of smb. ,  -.
_Id:
to tread lightly (carefully, warily)  
()
_Id:
to tread water  
_Id:
just try to keep treading water until help comes 
  ,    
_Id:
to tread a measure _.  () 

tread caterpillar
1>  

tread down
1> , , 
_Ex:
to tread down flowers  
2> ; 
_Ex:
to tread down one's feelings   
3>  (  . .)

tread out
1> , 
_Ex:
to tread out the juice from the grapes  
2> ; 
_Ex:
to tread out the fire  
3> , 
4>  (  . .)

treadbahn
1> " " (  )

treading
1> _.   ()

treadle
1>  (  . .)
2>  ( );  
3>  

treadmill
1>   
2> " " (  )

treadway
1> _. 
_Ex:
treadway bridge  

treason
1> ;   (. high treason)
_Ex:
to talk treason   () 
2>   
_Ex:
petty treason _.  ,   
  ( ,   . .)

treason-felony
1>   (   )

treasonable
1> 
_Ex:
treasonable speech  

treasonableness
1> , 

treasonably
1> 

treasonous
1> 
_Ex:
treasonous speech  

treasure
1> _. 
_Ex:
buried treasure 
_Ex:
treasure island  
_Ex:
treasure hunt  
_Ex:
a ship full of treasure ,  
_Ex:
to dig for buried treasure  
2> ;  (. .  ); 

_Ex:
art treasures, treasures of art  
_Ex:
to lay up treasures in heaven    ;
    
_Ex:
my treasure! _.  !
_Ex:
my maid is a treasure   -  
_Ex:
the manuscript is a real treasure   - 

3> , 
_Ex:
the war cost the country great sacrifices in blood and
treasure      
 
4> _pl. _.   
5>    (  . .; . treasure up)
_Ex:
to treasure (up) money  
_Ex:
boys often treasure (up) postage stamps  
 
6>   
_Ex:
to treasure smb.'s memory, to treasure smb. in one's memory
    -.
_Ex:
to treasure (up) in one's heart the recollection of former
days      
7>  
_Ex:
he treasures the watch his mother gave him   
,    
_Ex:
to treasure smb.'s friendship   -. 

treasure-house
1> 
_Ex:
treasure-house of literature  
2> 

treasure-trove
1>   ( ,  
 ,    )
2> , 
_Ex:
this diary is a treasure-trove for a psychiatrist 
 -    

treasurer
1> 
_Ex:
treasurer's office ; 
_Ex:
treasurer of a club  
_Ex:
T. of the United States  
2> Lord High T. _.  
3>  (,   . .)
4> _. ,  
5>   
6>  ( )

treasury
1> 
_Ex:
the treasury was in the basement of the palace 
   
2> ,  (, )
3> 
_Ex:
the treasury is almost empty   
_Ex:
to pay for smth. out of the club treasury   -. 
 
4> 
_Ex:
treasury certificates _.  
_Ex:
treasury warrant  
5> (the T.)  ,  
_Ex:
Secretary to (of) the T.   
_Ex:
Department of the T.   
_Ex:
First Lord of the T.    (-
)

Treasury bench
1>   (  )

Treasury bill
1>   
2> _.  

Treasury bonds
1>   
2> _.     ( 
,      -. )

treasury rating
1> _.   

Treasury Statement
1> _.     

treasury-notes
1> _pl.  
2> _.  

treat
1> , 
_Ex:
a treat in store  
_Ex:
to give oneself a treat   ()

_Ex:
give yourself a treat!, have a treat!   
 
_Ex:
the music was a real treat   

_Ex:
it's a great treat to me to be in the country   
   
_Ex:
they took the boy along for a treat    
,    
_Ex:
these visits were real though rare treats   
,    
2> _. , 
_Ex:
a children's treat  
3> 
_Ex:
a cold treat of roasted mutton and beef   
   
_Ex:
the monkey got an extra treat  
 
4> _.    
_Ex:
to stand treat   
_Ex:
this is my treat   
_Ex:
the treat 'son you this time   
_Id:
Dutch treat ,      ;
,   
_Id:
to get on a (fair) treat  () ;
, 
_Id:
he's getting on a (fair) treat      
5> , 
_Ex:
to treat smb. badly   -. 
_Ex:
don't treat me as a child     
 
_Ex:
to treat smb. like a lord   -.;   

_Ex:
to treat smb. like dirt (like a dog, worse than a dog)
   -.,  -., 
 -. -
_Ex:
to treat smb. white _.  () 
 -.
_Ex:
he is a man to be treated with respect  ,
 
_Ex:
books should be treated carefully    

_Ex:
how's the world been treating you?   ?
6> , 
_Ex:
to treat smth. as a joke   -.   
_Ex:
please treat this information as strictly private ,
    
_Ex:
you shouldn't treat that as a laughing matter  
 
7> , ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
he treated the subject thoroughly   
  
_Ex:
this essay treats of the progress of medical science  
    
8> ;  ( )
_Ex:
a romantically treated bronze group  
,    
9> 
_Ex:
food is plentiful and treated with imagination  
   
10> 
_Ex:
which doctor is treating you (for your illness)?  
  (  )?
_Ex:
how do you treat a case of rheumatism?   
?
_Ex:
to treat with penicillin  
11> ,   (-.)
_Ex:
to treat (a substance) with acid 
(-. ) 
_Ex:
to treat leather with grease   
_Ex:
to treat fruit trees with chemical mixtures 
()   
_Ex:
to treat smth. with rubber  -.
_Ex:
to treat smth. with glue  -.
12> _-.  ()
13> (to) 
_Ex:
to treat smb. to a good dinner  -.  
_Ex:
after that we were treated to the inevitable good advice
  ,  ,   ,
      
_Ex:
he will treat you to ten minutes of biting irony first 
         
 
14>  
_Ex:
to treat smb. to a new suit  -.  
_Ex:
whose turn is it to treat?   ?
15> 
_Ex:
to treat smb. to a box at the opera  -.  
16>  
_Ex:
I shall treat myself to a holiday    
_Ex:
to treat oneself to (a bottle of champagne)  
( )
_Ex:
she treated herself to a new mink coat   
    
17>    ;  
_Ex:
to treat with the enemy for peace   
 
_Ex:
it's humiliating to have to treat with a rogue ,
     
18> _.  (, )

treatability
1> ; 
_Ex:
a law based on treatability of felonious behaviour ,
    

treatable
1>  , ,   .
_Ex:
a treatable disease  

treated
1> 
_Ex:
treated timber  

treater
1> , 
2> , ,  

treating
1> _. ;  
_Ex:
treating in restaurants was forbidden during the war 
      
2> ;  (  . .)

treatise
1> 
_Ex:
academic treatise  
2>  , ;  ()

treatment
1> , 
_Ex:
hard treatment  
_Ex:
most favoured nation treatment _.  
 ,  

_Ex:
to accord favourable treatment  

2>  
_Ex:
the new recruit got the treatment from a brutal sergeant
    -; 
   
3> , ; ; 
_Ex:
several treatments of economic integration policies 
   
_Ex:
the level of treatment of these topics  
 
_Ex:
his treatment of the age-old problem of freedom and authority
      
_Ex:
to give a subject full treatment   

4> ,  ( )
_Ex:
architectural treatment  
5> ; 
_Ex:
surgical treatment  
_Ex:
early treatment  
_Ex:
penicillin treatment  
_Ex:
treatment by exercises  () 
_Ex:
a new treatment for (of) consumption   

_Ex:
patients under treatment ,   
_Ex:
to go to a nursing home for treatment   
 
_Ex:
to try many treatments for pneumonia   
  
_Ex:
to undertake treatments   
_Ex:
to be under treatment ;   
_Ex:
my cold won't respond to treatment    
,      
6> 
_Ex:
editorial treatment  
_Ex:
heat treatment  
_Ex:
treatment of food   
_Ex:
method of treatment  
_Ex:
to undergo treatment   ()
_Ex:
to be ready for treatment with smth.   
 -.
_Ex:
treatment of the target _. ""  (,
, )
7>   
8> _-.  ()
9> , 
10> _. 
11>  
12> _. 

treaty
1> , 
_Ex:
binding treaty  
_Ex:
boundary treaty    
_Ex:
conciliation treaty    
_Ex:
executory treaty ,    
_Ex:
peace treaty, treaty of peace  
_Ex:
treaty of friendship   
_Ex:
treaty of alliance   
_Ex:
treaty of cession   
_Ex:
treaty of commerce and navigation    
,     
_Ex:
treaty of guarantee   
_Ex:
treaty of marriage  
_Ex:
treaty of mutual assistance    
_Ex:
treaty of neutrality   
_Ex:
non-aggression treaty   
_Ex:
commercial treaty  
_Ex:
non-proliferation treaty   
 
_Ex:
comprehensive test ban treaty     
   
_Ex:
limited test ban treaty    
     ( ,  
   )
_Ex:
treaty obligations    ,
 
_Ex:
under this treaty    
_Ex:
to conclude (to sign) a treaty  () 
_Ex:
to enter into a treaty  
_Ex:
to observe a treaty  
_Ex:
to renounce a treaty   , 

2> _. 
_Ex:
to be in treaty with smb. for smth.   -. 
 -.;   -.  -.
3> , 
_Ex:
to sell smth. by a private treaty  -.  
;      -.

treaty coast
1> ,     
 ,  

treaty Indian
1> _.  ,    
   

treaty money
1> _.   , 
 ,   

treaty port
1> ,      

treaty shore
1> ,     
 ,  

treble
1>  
2> _. ; 
3>   
4> , 
_Ex:
treble walls  
_Ex:
treble salaries were paid     
5> _. 
_Ex:
treble clef  () 
6> 
_Ex:
to treble the price  
7> 
_Ex:
expenses have trebled   
8> _.  

treble bob
1> ,     

treble chance
1>   (  ,
     )

trebly
1> , 

trecentist
1> _.    

trecento
1> _. _. , XIV    
(   )

treddle
1> _.     

tredrille
1>    30     

tree
1> 
_Ex:
hollow tree  
_Ex:
fruit tree  
_Ex:
to climb a tree  ()  
_Ex:
to cut (to fell) a tree  () 
_Ex:
(. T.)  , 
_Ex:
gifts clustered under the tree ,   
2>  ,  (. family tree,
genealogical tree, tree of consanguinity)
3> 
_Ex:
the tree of knowledge     ; ,

_Ex:
the tree of knowledge of good and evil   
 
_Ex:
the tree of life  
4> -.  
_Ex:
clothes tree -
5>  (   . .)
_Ex:
the vascular tree  
6> (. T.) _. 
7>  (. Tyburn tree)
8> _. ,  
_Ex:
dependency trees  
_Ex:
deduction tree _.   
_Ex:
tree of operations _.   
9>  ()
10> _. , 
11> _. ; 
_Id:
as trees walking , , 
_Id:
up a tree   ,   ()

_Id:
to be up a (gum) tree _.    

_Id:
to bark up the wrong tree    , ;
   ;   ,  
_Id:
to be at the top of the tree    -.
_Id:
to get to the top of the tree ,  ,
   -. (.  )
_Id:
they don't grow on trees   ,  
  ;     
_Id:
like tree, like fruit _.     
_Id:
the tree is known by its fruit _.  
 
12>   
_Ex:
the dog treed the cat     
13>    ,   
14>   
_Ex:
the hunter had to tree for his life  , 
   
15> ,    (  . .)
16>   
_Ex:
to tree a spade    
17> _. ,   

tree cutting
1>  ; 
_Ex:
to do some tree cutting   

tree diagram
1> _.  , 

