vidpic
1> _. _.  

viduity
1> _. 

vie
1> , 
_Ex:
to vie in doing smth.   -.
_Ex:
to vie (with one another) for the first place 
(  )   
_Ex:
they all vied in paying me every attention  
    

Viennese
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Viennese _. ,  
2> 

Vietnamese
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Vietnamese _. 
2> 

view
1> , , 
_Ex:
a room with a view of the mountains     
2> , ,  (, , )
_Ex:
to do a view of smth.  -.
_Ex:
postcards with views of Paris    
_Ex:
to do a view of smth.  -.
3> ,   (. field of view)
_Ex:
angle of view  
_Ex:
lost to (passed out of) view    ( 
)
_Ex:
out of view   
_Ex:
out of human view   
_Ex:
to the view ,  ,    
_Ex:
to rise to view ,   
_Ex:
to burst into (upon the) view  
_Ex:
to fade from view  ,   ,

_Ex:
in view  ;   
_Ex:
to come in view (of) ;    
_Ex:
he came in view of the castle   ;  
  
_Ex:
land in view!  ()!
_Ex:
not a person in view   
_Ex:
he fell off the horse in full view of his friends  
     
_Ex:
the car came in (into) view round the bend 
 - 
4> , , ;   (. point of view)
_Ex:
exchange of views  
_Ex:
in my view -;   ,   
_Ex:
to state one's views on (about) smth.  ()
  ( )  -.
5> _pl. , , 
_Ex:
to hold extreme views in politics 
  
6> , ; 
_Ex:
the scientific view of the world  
_Ex:
to take a favourable view of smth.   -.
_Ex:
to take a grave view of smth.   -., 
   -.
_Ex:
he takes a different view    ,
    
_Ex:
his view is that we are wrong  ,   
_Ex:
the lawyer hasn't yet formed a clear view of the case 
       
_Ex:
this poet's depressing view of life  
 
7> , ; , , 
_Ex:
in view  ,  ;  ,  
_Ex:
he wants to find work, but he has nothing particular in view
   ,       
(    )
_Ex:
do you have anything in view for tomorrow?    
 ?,     ?
_Ex:
he did it with a view to (with the view of) saving trouble
    ,   
_Ex:
the law has two objects in view    
_Ex:
to have views on a rich man's daughter    

_Ex:
I have views on a meal at the next town  
   
8> ;  
_Ex:
to muster troops with a view to imminent war 
    
_Ex:
to keep (to have) smth. in view  -.  ,
  -.
_Ex:
to have some pleasure in view  -. 
_Ex:
with no view of success    
_Ex:
no hope in view   
_Ex:
no alterations are in view    
_Ex:
in the long view  ,   
_Ex:
in the short view     
_Ex:
to take the long view  
(),   
_Ex:
to take short views  ,  
 ,    
9> , , , 
_Ex:
a private view 
_Ex:
on view   
_Ex:
the latest fashions are now on view  
 
_Ex:
at first view   
_Ex:
the first view would displease many    
, ,  
_Ex:
upon a closer view   
_Ex:
I should like to get a nearer view of it   
  
_Ex:
the ruin is well worth our view    
10> _.      . .
_Ex:
the jury had a view of the body   

11> , , , ; ; 
_Ex:
front view  
_Ex:
top view  ; _.   
_Ex:
distant view _.     ()
_Ex:
sectional view   
_Ex:
general view _.  
_Ex:
perspective view _.   , 
_Ex:
close view   
_Ex:
exploded view  () ;
 -.    
_Ex:
he presented quite a new view of the affair  
     (, , ); 
     
12> ; 
_Ex:
the author gave a brief view of his book   
 ;      
13> _. 
_Ex:
radar view   
_Ex:
air view   
_Ex:
all-round (panoramic) view  
_Id:
in view of  (-.);    (-.);
  (-.),  (-.);   ( -.)
_Id:
in view of recent developments, we do not think this step
advisable    (  )
    
_Id:
a bird's-eye view (of smth.)     ()
( -.); ,  , 
 . .
_Id:
a worm's-eye view ,  
( -.)
14> , 
_Ex:
to view a house and grounds    
_Ex:
to view pictures  () 
_Ex:
to view the body _.   
_Ex:
order to view    (,   . .)
15>    , , 
_Ex:
the proposal is viewed unfavourably  
 
_Ex:
he is viewed unfavourably    
_Ex:
the subject may be viewed in different ways   
    
16> , 
_Ex:
to view all sides of a question   
,     
17> 
18> ; 
19>  (,   . .)

view halloo
1> _. !

viewable
1> , 
2> (  )  , ; 
 (   . .)

viewer
1> ; ; 
2> , 
3> _. 
4> _.    ; ;
  ( )

viewership
1> ;  ;  
_Ex:
the film will receive a wide viewership  
  

viewfinder
1> _. 

viewing
1> _.  (  . .)
2> _.  
3> _. _. , 
_Ex:
viewing device    
4> _.   

viewless
1> , 
2> _. , 
3> _.   ; ;  
  
4>    ,  ( , )

viewphone
1> 

viewpoint
1>  
2>  (, ,   . .)
3> _.  , " "

viewport
1> ;  

viewy
1> _.   , 
_Ex:
viewy person , 
_Ex:
viewy books  
2> _. , ;    

vifda
1> _. ,  

vigesimal
1> 
2>    (, )
3>    20,  ( )

vigesimo-quarto
1> _. _.    1(24 

vigia
1> _.    ( )

vigil
1> 
_Ex:
to keep vigil over a sick child    

2> ; 
3> _.  , .  
4> _. . _pl.  ;  ;

_Ex:
the Easter vigil  
5>    (. 
-. ,   . .)

vigilance
1> , , 
_Ex:
vigilance committee _. " " (
)
_Ex:
vigilance man _.  " ", 
2> _. 
3> _. 

vigilant
1> 
_Ex:
to be vigilant against smth.    
-.,   ( )  -.
2> , ; 
_Ex:
be sober, be vigilant _. , 
3> _. 

vigilante
1> _. ,  " "

vigneron
1> _. ; 

vignette
1> 
2> _.  ;   ;
 
3>  ,  ( , )
4> _. _. , ,  ( 
 )
5>  
6> _. _. , 
7>  

vignetter
1> _. _. 
2> _. _.  

vignettist
1> -
2>   ,    . .

vigogne
1> _. -,  (Lama vicugna)
2>   
3>  (   )
_Ex:
vigogne yarn  

vigonia
1> _. _. -,  (Lama vicugna)
2>   

vigor
1> _. , ; ; 
_Ex:
wanting in vigor , , ; , 
( , )
_Ex:
the vigor of an argument  () 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
full of vigor , 
3> _. ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
the vigor of his denial ,    
(-.)
4> _. _. , 
_Ex:
laws still in vigor  

vigorous
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
vigorous root  
_Ex:
vigorous plant  
_Ex:
vigorous of body () , , 
_Ex:
vigorous of mind   
_Ex:
vigorous of frame  () 
_Ex:
vigorous of step   ,  
_Ex:
vigorous style ,   (, )
_Ex:
vigorous speech  
_Ex:
vigorous commander  
_Ex:
he is quite vigorous for his age    
 
2>  ( )
_Ex:
vigorous measures  () 

vigour
1> , ; ; 
_Ex:
wanting in vigour , , ; , 
( , )
_Ex:
the vigour of an argument  () 
2> , 
_Ex:
full of vigour , 
3> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
the vigour of his denial ,    
(-.)
4> _. , 
_Ex:
laws still in vigour  

viking
1> _. 

vilayet
1> _. 

vile
1> , ; 
_Ex:
vile insinuation  
_Ex:
sycophant's vile practices ; 

_Ex:
vile language 
_Ex:
vile sin  
_Ex:
the vile trade of an informer   
_Ex:
fled from this vile world, with vilest worms to dwell
(Shakespeare)         
2> , 
_Ex:
vile rags  
_Ex:
to be vile to the senses    
3> _-. , 
_Ex:
vile weather  () 
_Ex:
a perfectly vile hat  ,   -
_Ex:
very vile phrase  
4> . 
_Ex:
vile body  
_Ex:
this vile body _.   
_Ex: "Tis better to be vile than vile esteemed
(Shakespeare)    ,   
5> _. ; 
6>  . . ., .:
the vilest of mankind ,  

vilification
1> ,  ; 

vilifier
1> , ; ; 

vilify
1> , ; ;  
2> _. ; 

vilipend
1> _.  (); ;  
2> _. , 

vill
1> , 
2> _.  (- )

villa
1>  (   )
2>       
_Ex:
a semi-detached villa  ,   
 (  )
3>  , , 
_Ex:
a villa on the Riviera   
4> _-.  

villadom
1> _. ,    

village
1> ; ; , 
2> _.  ( ); ;  

3> _.  , ;  
_Ex:
village commune  
4>  ()
_Id:
V. of Magnificent Distances _. " "
(  . )

villager
1>  ;  ; 
_Ex:
all the villagers came   

villagery
1> _. _.   

villain
1> , ; 
2> , 
_Ex:
the little villain hid my slippers   
()   
3>  ,  ( ,   . .)
4>  ,  
5> _. 
6> _. , 

villainage
1> _.    
2> _.   
3> _.  

villainess
1> ; 

villainous
1> , ,  ( );  (
)
2> , 
_Ex:
villainous countenance  
_Ex:
villainous squint ,   

3> _-. , 
_Ex:
villainous handwriting  
_Ex:
a villainous suit of clothes  ,   
_Ex:
villainous jargon  
_Ex:
the weather was villainous   

villainous judgement
1> _. ,     ,
 , ,    

villainy
1> , , 
2> , 
3> 
_Ex:
sunk in villainy   

villakin
1> , , 

villan
1> _. ,  
2> _.  (  )

villanage
1> _.    
2> _.   
3> _.  

villanella
1> ,  (   
 )

villanelle
1>  (   
)

villatic
1> _. , 
2> _. , 

villein
1> _. ,  
2> _.  (  )

villein-socage
1> _.  (  ); ; 

villeinage
1> _.    
2> _.   
3> _.  

villi
1> _pl.  villus

villiform
1>    , , 

villose
1> _. _. ; ; 

villosity
1> _. _. 
2>  

villous
1> _. _. ; ; 

villus
1> _. _. 

vim
1> _. , ; , 
_Ex:
full of vim , 
_Ex:
to do smth. with vim   -., 
 -.
_Ex:
put some vim in it! !,  !

vimen
1> _.   

vimina
1> _pl.  vimen

vimineous
1> _.  (   . .)

vina
1>  ( )

vinaceous
1> _. , 
2> _.  , 

vinaigrette
1>   ,    
(. vinaigrette sauce)
2>    ,    . .

vinal
1> _. 

vinca
1> _.  (Vinca minor)

vincible
1> _.  ( , )
2> _.   ,   (
)

vincula
1> _pl.  vinculum

vinculum
1> _. , 
_Ex:
vinculum matrimonii  ,  

vindicable
1> 
2>   , ; 

vindicate
1> ; 
_Ex:
to vindicate one's courage   
_Ex:
to vindicate one's claim   

2> , ; 
_Ex:
to vindicate one's honour   
_Ex:
to vindicate one's character  ()  
_Ex:
to vindicate smb.'s actions  (,
) -. 
_Ex:
to vindicate one's claim  (, )
 
3> , 
_Ex:
to vindicate smb. from a charge (of)   
 -. ( -.)
4> _. , 

vindication
1> ; 
2> , , 
_Ex:
in vindication of one's conduct    
3> , ,  ()
4> _. , , 

vindicator
1> ; 

vindicatorily
1> _.  ,  
2> _.  ;    

vindicatory
1> , ; ,
; 
2> , 
_Ex:
vindicatory punishment 
3> _.  

vindicatress
1> _. , 

vindictive
1> 
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
vindictive punishment 
_Ex:
vindictive deities -
3> 

vindictive damages
1> _.  

vine
1> _.   (Vitis vinifera)
2>    
3>  , ,  ()
_Ex:
dried pea vines   
4> _. 
_Ex:
fruitful vine  
5> 
_Id:
clinging vine  (. ),   
  
_Id:
to wither on the vine    ,
, "  "
_Id:
under one's vine and fig-tree _.   
    ;   
6> ,  ( )
7> _. _.  ()
8> _. _. _pl. ,  

vine crop
1>    ;  

vine culture
1>    
2> ,  

vine shoot
1>  

vine-leaf
1>  
_Ex:
vine-leaves in his hair     

vine-lonse, vine-pest
1> _. ,   (Phylloxera vastatrix)

vine-prop
1>      

vineal
1> _. 

vinedresser
1> 

vinegar
1> 
_Ex:
double vinegar   (. vinegar essence)
_Ex:
vinegar mingled with gall _.   ; " "
2>  
3>  
4>  
5> _. , ; , 
6>  . . .: 
7>  . . .: 
_Ex:
vinegar countenance  
_Id:
to pour vinegar into the wounds    
8> 
9>  

vinegar-cruet
1>   

