virulence
1> ,  ()
2> _. 
3> , 
_Ex:
to attack smb. with virulence    -.

virulent
1> , 
_Ex:
virulent poison  () 
_Ex:
a virulent form of a disease   
2> _.  ( ); 
3> , ; ;  ;
,  
_Ex:
virulent abuse  (, ) ;
 
_Ex:
virulent pen   (  . .)
_Ex:
virulent tongues  
_Ex:
virulent exaggeration  
_Ex:
in a virulent tone   

virus
1> _. ;  
_Ex:
virus disease  
2> 
_Ex:
the virus of an asp  
3>  (   . .);  , 
_Ex:
virus of prejudice   

vis
1> _. , , 
_Ex:
vis major -,  
_Ex:
vis inertiae _. 
_Ex:
vis viva _.  
_Ex:
vis vitae  ,  

vis-a-vis
1> 
_Ex:
I haven't spoken to my vis-a-vis     
 ( ,   )
2>   ,    
3> 
4> _.   ,   
   
5> _.  ( )
6> ,   ,   
_Ex:
he and I sat vis-a-vis at dinner     
 
7> ,    ( -.); 
_Ex:
he found himself vis-a-vis his friend   
 
8>   
_Ex:
plane geometry vis-a-vis solid geometry   
 
9>  ,   
_Ex:
obligations vis-a-vis smb., smth.   
 -.,   -.
_Ex:
he is responsible vis-a-vis the government for it  
   
_Ex:
US policy vis-a-vis France    


visa
1> _. 
_Ex:
entry visa  
_Ex:
to apply for a visa  
_Ex:
to grant a visa  
_Ex:
to put a visa on a passport    
2>  (  )
3> _.    
4>  ()

visage
1> _. ;  
2> _.  ; 
_Ex:
grimy visage of a mining town   
3> _.   ()

visagiste
1> ; 

viscera
1> _. _.  
2> _. _. ; , 
3> _. , , 

visceral
1> _.    ; 
_Ex:
visceral cavity  
_Ex:
visceral divination    
2>  ;   , 
_Ex:
his suspicions were visceral   
- 
3> , 
_Ex:
a rather visceral literary style   

viscerate
1> _. 

viscid
1> , , , , 

viscidity
1> ; 
2> , ,  

viscometer
1> _. 

viscose
1> _. 
2>   (. viscose rayon)

viscosimeter
1> _. 

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

viscount
1> 
2> _.  

viscountcy
1>  ; 

viscountess
1> 

viscountship, viscounty
1>  ; 

viscous
1> , , , , 
2> _. , 

viscus
1> _.  

vise
1> _. _. ; ;  
_Ex:
carpenter vise 
_Ex:
table vise  
2> _. _.   
3> _. _.  ()  
4> _.    
5>  ()

Vishnu
1> _. () 

visibility
1> , 
_Ex:
poor (low) visibility  (, ) 
_Ex:
mutual visibility _. 
_Ex:
fair visibility  
_Ex:
intermittent visibility _.  ,  
2> _. , 
3>  
4> _.  
5> _. 

visible
1> . _pl.  
2> (the visible)  ,  
3> , 
_Ex:
visible at 100 feet     
_Ex:
visible to the naked eye   
_Ex:
the house was visible in the distance   
_Ex:
the lights are no longer visible    
4> _. , 
_Ex:
the visible horizon  
5> , 
_Ex:
he spoke with visible impatience    

_Ex:
without any visible cause    
_Ex:
it serves no visible purpose    
 
6>  
_Ex:
is the manager visible?    ?
7> _.   , 
8> _. 
_Ex:
visible items   ( ); 
  
_Ex:
visible trade   (   )

visible speech
1>   (   )

visibleness
1> , 
2> , 

visibly
1> , 
_Ex:
he was visibly annoyed    
_Ex:
not visibly larger than it was an hour ago   
 - 

Visigoth
1> _. 
_Ex:
the Visigoths _. 
2> , 

Visigothic
1> 

visile
1> _.     

2> _. 

vision
1> , ;  
_Ex:
stereoscopic vision  
_Ex:
the field of vision  
_Ex:
the organ of vision is the eye   - 
_Ex:
vision disorders _.  
_Ex:
it has impaired his vision    
_Ex:
glasses for far vision   
_Ex:
within the range of vision   
2> _. _. 
_Ex:
vision of lens   
_Ex:
by vision  
3> ; , , 
_Ex:
a man of vision  
_Ex:
breadth of vision  
4> ; , , 
_Ex:
visions of power   
_Ex:
romantic visions of youth   () 
_Ex:
a vision of the future  () 
_Ex:
he has a clear vision of the future he wants for his children
  ,      
5> 
_Ex:
the vision of a poet  
_Ex:
the vision of a prophet  
6> ; 
_Ex:
Joan of Arc saw (had) visions   '  
7> , 
8> () ;
() 
_Ex:
the bride was a lovely vision     

_Ex:
the lake was a vision    

9> _.  ( )
10> _. 
11> _.  ;   , 

visional
1> 
2>   , 

visionally
1>  
2>  ,  

visionary
1> 
2> _. 
3> ; 
4> , , 
5> , , , ,

_Ex:
visionary world  () 
_Ex:
visionary form 
_Ex:
visionary danger  (  
) 
6> ,  , 
_Ex:
visionary schemes  
_Ex:
the airplane was once a visionary dream  -
  
7> ,   
_Ex:
visionary enthusiast -
8>  
_Ex:
visionary mind -
_Ex:
visionary revelation _.   

visioned
1>   
2>   , 
3>  

visionist
1> ; ; 

visionless
1> , 
2>   , ; 

visit
1> , ;   
_Ex:
courtesy visit _.  
_Ex:
goodwill visit _.   
_Ex:
mutual (reciprocal) visits  
_Ex:
social visit    
_Ex:
to return a visit   ( ) 
_Ex:
to make (to pay) a state visit to a country  
   
_Ex:
to arrive in a country on a working visit   
  
_Ex:
to make a visit to a neighbour  ; 
 
_Ex:
to make a visit to a patient  
_Ex:
to receive (to have) a visit from smb.  -.
_Ex:
we had a visit from our neighbours    ( 
  ) 
_Ex:
to go out on a visit   
_Ex:
we had a visit from a tax collector    

2> , 
_Ex:
visit to a museum  
_Ex:
visit to the scene of the crime    
3>  ; 
_Ex:
to be on a visit to smb.   -.
_Ex:
I don't live here, I am only on a visit    ,
 
_Ex:
a brief visit to Ireland    
_Ex:
we decided to prolong our visit to Rome   
   
4> _. _.  
_Ex:
I have much enjoyed this pleasant visit   
  
5> _. ,  (. )
6> _.       
, 
7> _.  ()
8>  (-.);  ( -.),   
_Ex:
to visit an old friend   
_Ex:
a doctor visits his patients   
9>  (-.);  (-.); ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to visit foreign countries     ( )
_Ex:
to visit a school   
_Ex:
to visit a shipyard   
_Ex:
to visit a factory  
_Ex:
I hope to visit Rome    
_Ex:
we had no time to visit the Tower    

_Ex:
a spot visited by few ,     
_Ex:
place never visited by the sun ,   

10> 
11> . _. (with, in, at) ,  -. ;
,  
_Ex:
to visit in the country   
_Ex:
to visit at a new hotel    
_Ex:
visiting in Paris  (  )  
_Ex:
I'll visit with mother tomorrow    
 
12>   
_Ex:
to visit pubs   
13> ,  ( , )
_Ex:
famine often visits this area    
 
_Ex:
visited by (with) a disease  
_Ex:
the poet was visited by fits of gloom   
 
14> _.  , 
_Ex:
to visit the scene of the crime   
15> _. 
16> _. _. , 
_Ex:
to visit over the telephone   
_Ex:
after the concert I visited with the pianist  
   
17> _. , , ,  (-. 
-.);  (-.)
_Ex:
to visit with punishment  
_Ex:
to visit the sins of the fathers upon the children 
   
_Ex:
do not visit on us the blood of these men   
     
18> _. , ;  (-.)

visitable
1>     
2>  ;  ( )

visitant
1> ; ;  
2>  ;    
3>  
4>  ( )

visitation
1> , , 
_Ex:
visitation of the sick  ()   
2> _.   (,    
 )
3>  , 
4> _.       
, 
5> _.  
6> . _. , ; " "
_Ex:
a visitation of God for the people's sins  
 
_Ex:
died by the visitation of God     (
  )
_Ex:
year marked by a visitation of pestilence , 
 
7>      
8>    ;  

visitatorial
1>   ,   

visite
1> _. ,  ()

visiter
1> _. , 
_Ex:
official visiter ,    
_Ex:
we have visiters   
_Ex:
visiters to a museum  
_Ex:
a visiter from Mars   
2> _. ,   (,  
. .); ; , 
_Ex:
summer visiters ; 
3> _. , ; ; 
4> _.  

visiting
1> 
_Ex:
visiting hours   ( )
_Ex:
visiting day  
_Ex:
visiting round  ()
_Ex:
visiting list  ,   
_Ex:
he is not on my visiting list    ,  
 
_Ex:
to be on visiting terms with smb.  
 ()  -.,  
 -.
_Ex:
they are not on visiting terms   
,     (   . .)
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
visiting team   ()
_Ex:
visiting lecturer  
_Ex:
visiting master  
_Ex:
visiting teacher _.  ( ), 
     -
_Ex:
visiting nurse  

visiting card
1>  

visiting fireman
1> _. _. ,  ,  
  

visiting patrol
1> _.    

visitor
1> , 
_Ex:
official visitor ,    
_Ex:
we have visitors   
_Ex:
visitors to a museum  
_Ex:
a visitor from Mars   
2> ,   (,   . .);
; , 
_Ex:
summer visitors ; 
_Ex:
visitors to a hotel   
_Ex:
to take in visitors    ()
3> , ; ; 
4>  

visitor's book
1>  
2>   ( )

visitorial
1>   ,   

visitress
1> ,  
2> _. 

visne
1> _. _. 

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

visor-mask
1> _. , 

visored
1> _.   
2>   ( )
3>   , 

vista
1> ,   (  , 
 . .)
_Ex:
a vista of the church spire between the trees  
   
2> ; 
_Ex:
boundary vista _. ,   

_Ex:
a long vista of beech trees   
_Ex:
to cut a vista through a coppice    
3>  (  . .)
_Ex:
the vistas of bygone times   
_Ex:
vistas of memory  
4> , ,  ( )
_Ex:
to open up new vistas    (,
)

vista dome
1> _-. -   

vistaed
1>   
2>  

visual
1>      
2> _. _.   ()
3> _pl. _. ,   ()
4> . _pl. , ,   . .
5>  
6>   (   . .)
7> ,   
_Ex:
visual nerve  
_Ex:
visual organ  
_Ex:
visual field  
_Ex:
visual distance  
8> ,  
_Ex:
visual impressions  
_Ex:
visual memory  
9> 
_Ex:
visual aids  
10> ,    
_Ex:
visual navigation  
_Ex:
visual reconnaissance _.  
11> 
_Ex:
visual signal  
_Ex:
the visual focus of a lens   
12> , ,  ( . )
13> 
_Ex:
visual epithets  () 
14> _. ,  ( )
15> _.  ( )

visual pollution
1>    , 
 ,  (   . .)

visual show
1> _. _. ,     

visuality
1>   ( -.);
() 
2> ; 

visualization
1> ;
() 
_Ex:
visualization of the future  ; 
 
2> ,   ()
3>   , ; 
4> _. 
5> _. 
6> _. 

visualize
1>   ;   
2>  , , , 
3> _. 

visualizer
1>   

visually
1> , 

vita
1>  

vitae
1> _pl.  vita

vitaglass
1> ,   

vital
1> _.   
2> 
_Ex:
vital force (principle)   (- )
_Ex:
vital functions  , 
_Ex:
vital capacity   
_Ex:
vital spark _.  , , 
3> _. 
4>  ,    ; 
_Ex:
vital interests  
_Ex:
vital necessity  () 
_Ex:
vital question   () ; 
 
_Ex:
vital industries   
5> (to)   ( -.)
_Ex:
secrecy is vital to the success of the scheme 
    
_Ex:
his support is vital to us     
,      
6> ,  ; 
_Ex:
vital personality ,   (, )
_Ex:
vital style   ()
7>  ( ); 
_Ex:
vital wound  
_Ex:
the vital shears  
8> , ; 
9> _. 
_Ex:
vital biotype  
10> 
_Ex:
vital rates   ()
_Ex:
vital records  ()  

_Ex:
vital register    

vital error
1> ,  
2>   ( )

vital signs
1> _.     (,
, ,   )

vital statistics
1>     (,
, ),  
2> _.  ,    

vitalism
1> _. 

vitalist
1> 
2> _. 

vitalistic
1> _. 

vitality
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
vitality of seeds  
_Ex:
the vitality of slang  
_Ex:
an artificial language has no vitality  

2> ; , 
_Ex:
intense vitality  
_Ex:
full of vitality , 
_Ex:
lacking vitality , 
_Ex:
style devoid of vitality  () 

vitalization
1> ;  , , 

vitalize
1> ;  () ,  , ;

2>  , ,  ( ,
)

vitals
1> _pl. _.   
2> _pl.    (,  
. .)
3> _pl. _.    
4> _pl. _.   

vitamin
1> 
_Ex:
vitamin deficiency   ( );


vitamine
1> _. 

vitaminic
1> , 

vitaminize
1> ,  

vitaminized
1> 

vitaminous
1> , 

vitellus
1>  

vitiate
1> _. 
_Ex:
vitiate air  
_Ex:
vitiate taste  
2> _.   
3> , ,   (-.)
_Ex:
to vitiate the style  
_Ex:
this admission vitiates your argument -  
   
_Ex:
plays that vitiate taste ,   
_Ex:
his constitution was vitiated by excess  
 
4>  (-.); ;  ()
5> _. ;  ; 
 

vitiated
1> 
_Ex:
vitiated air  
_Ex:
vitiated taste  
_Ex:
vitiated by luxury  
2> _.   

vitiation
1>   . (. vitiate)

viticide
1> _-.   

viticulture
1> ,  

viticulturist
1> 

vitiosity
1> _. 

vitis
1> _. ,    (Vitaceae)

vitreous
1> _. ; 
2>  ( )
3> _. ; , 
_Ex:
vitreous body (humour) _.   
_Ex:
vitreous electricity _. "" ()

_Ex:
vitreous grain _-.  
_Ex:
vitreous enamel  

