blasphemous
1> 

blast
1>   ;
_Ex:
ice blast  
2> ,  ;
_Ex:
a blast cleaning _.  
3> _. ,  
4>   ;
_Ex:
to blow a blast on the horn   
5> , ;
_Ex:
to sound blast _.  
6> ; ;
_Ex:
to set off a blast  
7> 
8> ,  
9>  ; ;
_Ex:
he turned the blessing into a blast   
 
10> _.   ;
_Ex:
give me a blast  
11> _. _.  ;
_Ex:
put the blast on him  
12> _. _. , 
13> _. , 
14> _. _. , 
15> _. 
16> _. _. , 
17> _.  
18> _.  
19> _.  
_Id:
in blast ;
_Id:
to go full blast    ,   ;
_Id:
filibuster was going full blast   

20> , 
21> _.  ; 
22>  (  . .)
_Ex:
frost blasts the fruit-buds    

23>  (, );
_Ex:
my personal prospects were blasted    
;
_Ex:
time has blasted his ambitions    
24> , ; ;
_Ex:
his evidence was blasted    

25> , ;
_Ex:
blast it!  !
26> _. _.  , , ;
_Ex:
he blasted away at the false idealism of his opponents 
     
27> _. _.  
28> _. ;
_Ex:
they blasted their product    
29>  
30>  ( )
31> , 
32>  ();     
33> _. 
34>  ( )

blast area
1> _.    
2> _.  

blast away
1>  

blast freezing
1>     

blast furnace
1> _. 
2> _.  

blast off
1>   , ,  ( 
)
2> _. _. ,   

blast screen
1> _.  -   

blast wave
1> , ,  

blast-drier
1>   ( )

blast-engine
1> 

blast-hole
1> _. 

blast-meter
1> _. 

blast-off
1> ,  ( )
2>      

blasted
1> ;
_Ex:
an old blasted apple-tree    
2> _. ;      
3> _. ;
_Ex:
blasted nuisance  ;
_Ex:
blasted mess  

blastema
1> _. 

blaster
1> _.  (. blaster machine)
2> 

blastie
1> _. 

blasting
1> , 
2> _.  ;  
3> ; ; 
4> _.  ()
5> 
6> ;
_Ex:
blasting machine _. 
7> ; ;
_Ex:
blasting oil 

blasting cap
1>  , -

blastoderm
1> _. ,  

blastogenesis
1> _. 

blastogenic
1> _. , 

blastolation
1> _.  

blastomere
1> _. 

blastproof
1> _. ; 

blastula
1> _.  (  )

blasty
1> ,   

blat
1> _. 
2> _. _. ;  

blatancy
1> 

blatant
1> , 
2> ; 
3> ;
_Ex:
blatant injustice  
4> , ;
_Ex:
blatant lie  

blate
1> _. 
2> _. ; 

blather
1> _. , 
2> _.  , 
3> _.  

blatter
1> 

blay
1> _.  (Alburnus)

blaze
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
in a blaze  ;
_Ex:
to set smth. in a blaze  -;
_Ex:
the fire burst into a blaze  
2>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
in a blaze anger   
3> ;
_Ex:
to put the blaze out  
4>    ;
_Ex:
a blaze of lights  ;
_Ex:
the blaze of searchlights   ;
_Ex:
in the blaze of the day   ;
_Ex:
blaze of publicity  
5> , ;
_Ex:
in the full blaze of beauty    
6> _pl. _. ;
_Ex:
go to blazes!   ;
_Ex:
so much money gone to blazes   
7> _-.   ;
_Ex:
like blazes  ; ;
_Ex:
to run like blazes    
8>   
9> _. , 
10> , ;
_Ex:
his eyes were blazing   
11> , ;
_Ex:
his fame blazed widely abroad     
 
12> , ;
_Ex:
he was blazing with fury    ,  

13> ,   (  )
14> ,  ( )
15>  ( ),  
16>  ();   ( -.)
17>  () ;
_Ex:
to blaze the trail    ,   
;  ;
_Ex:
to blaze a trail into space    
18>  ( blaze abroad)
_Ex:
to blaze a rumour (abroad)  

blaze away
1> _.  ,  
2> _.    , 
3> _.   ;
_Ex:
blaze away! !, !

blaze out
1> 

blaze up
1> ;
_Ex:
the old conflict blazed up again   

2> ;  

blazer
1>    ; 
2> _.  
3> _. _. ,  ; 
4> ; 

blazing
1>  ; , 
2> ;
_Ex:
blazing scent _.  
3> ; ;
_Ex:
blazing lie  
4> _-. ;
_Ex:
what's the blazing hurry?   ?,  
,  ?

blazon
1> , 
2>  
3> ; ;  
4>  , ;   (
blazon forth, blazon out, blazon abroad)
5> _.    
6>  

blazoner
1> 

blazonry
1> 
2> 
3>  ,  

bleach
1> ,  
2>  
3> , 
4> , 
5> 
6> ; 

bleached
1> ;
_Ex:
bleached blond  () ;
_Ex:
bleached sand 

bleacher
1>  ;  (   . .)
2> _. , 
3> _pl. _.     (   . .)

bleacherite
1> _.  (    )

bleachery
1> _.  ,  

bleaching
1> , 

bleaching powder
1>  ,  

bleak
1>    , 
2> ;  ( )
3>  
4> , ;
_Ex:
bleak prospects  ;
_Ex:
bleak smile  
5> _.  (Alburnus)

blear
1>  ()
2> ; ; 
3>  (,  )
_Ex:
to blear the eyes  ;   , ;
_Ex:
blearing eyes  
4>  , 

blear-eyed
1>   
2> 
3> , 

bleary
1>  ()
2> ; ; 

bleat
1> ;  ()
2> ; 
3>   ;
_Ex:
to bleat out a protest  
4>  ; ; ;
_Ex:
he bleated it all over the place     
5> _. ,   ;
_Ex:
stop bleating about your problems   
 

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

blebby
1> 

bled
1>   ;   ;
_Ex:
bled edge   ();
_Ex:
bled illustration ,   
2> _p.  _p-p.  bleed

blee
1> _.  ()

bleed
1> _.    ,  ,
  
2> ;  ;
_Ex:
to bleed to death    ;
_Ex:
he is bleeding at the nose     ;
_Ex:
my heart bleeds   
3>   ( )
4>  
5>  ;
_Ex:
they bled him for a cool thousand    
 
6>  
7>   (  )
8> _. , 
9> _.  ()
10>  (); ; ;  ();
 ();
11>  ()
12>  ( )
13> _.    ;  
 
_Id:
to bleed white ;   ; 
 ;
_Id:
paper bleeds little   

bleeder
1> 
2> _. 
3> _. , 
4> _. , , 
5> _.      
6> _.  
7> _.  
8> _.    

bleeding
1> ;
_Ex:
bleedingsickness _. , ;
_Ex:
bleeding at the nose   
2> 
3> _.      
4> _.  
5> _. 
6> _.   ()
7> _.  
8>  
9> _. 
10> ,  
11> , ;
_Ex:
bleeding country  
12>  , ;
_Ex:
with a bleeding heart ,  ;
_Ex:
bleeding words ,  ;
_Ex:
the most bleeding pity  
13> _. . bloody

bleeding-heart
1> _.  ;   
   
2> _.  , " " (Dicentra
spectabilis)

bleep
1>   
2> _. "",  
3> _.     ;
_Ex:
swearwords were bleepped by a censor   
   

bleeper
1> _.    

blemish
1> ;
_Ex:
without blemish , , ;
_Ex:
to find a blemish in smth.   - 
2> , 
3> _.  
4>  ( )
5> ;
_Ex:
a name without blemish  
6> 
7> , 

blench
1> ;  ( -.);
_Ex:
to blench the facts  
2> , 
3>  ; , ;
_Ex:
age had blenched his hair    ;
_Ex:
fear blenched her lips      
4>  ( );
_Ex:
her cheeks blenched with fear    
5> ,  ()
6>    
7> 
8> 

blend
1> 
2> 
3> _. ;
_Ex:
this coffee is a blend of two sorts   - 
 
4>       
5> -,     ;
_Ex:
motel is composed of mo(tor and ho)tel and is called a
blend        
-
6> _.  
7> _. " " (4    1  )
8> _. ;
_Ex:
blend corn     
9> ;  ;
_Ex:
to blend paints  
10> ; ;
_Ex:
the two rivers blend their waters    
;
_Ex:
oil and water do not blend     
11> _. ;
_Ex:
to blend tea   
12> , ;
_Ex:
to blend parties  
13> , 
14>      
15>  
16> ;
_Ex:
the diverse elements of his character are strangely blended
     
17> , ;
_Ex:
these two colours blend well     ;
_Ex:
how well the new curtains blend with the rug  
   
18> ,  ( )

blend in
1> ;
_Ex:
these colours blend in nicely    ;
_Ex:
new building were to blend in with the old  
     
2> , ;
_Ex:
blend in a little flour into this mixture   
  

blend-word
1> -,     ;
_Ex:
motel is composed of mo(tor and ho)tel and is called a
blend-word        
-

blende
1> _. ,  

blended
1> ;
_Ex:
blended fuel  ;
_Ex:
blended gasoline  ;
_Ex:
blended product  

blended whiskey
1> _. " " (4    1  )

blender
1> _.  
2> , 
3> _.  ()
4> _. 

blending
1>  
2> _.  
3> _. ; , ;
_Ex:
blending bin _-.    

blending inheritance
1> _. ,  

Blenheim spaniel
1>   ( )

blenny
1> _.   (Blennius spp.)

blent
1> _p.  _p-p.  blend

blepharoplasty
1>    

bless
1> ; 
2> , ;
_Ex:
to bless one's stars  ;
_Ex:
I bless him for his kindness      
3> ;
_Ex:
to bless oneself , ,  
 
4> 
5>  , ;
_Ex:
he was blessed with good health     
6>   
7>    ;
_Ex:
bless these children ,   
8>   ;
_Ex:
heaven bless this house     
_Id:
bless me!, bless my heart!, bless my heart and soul! !,
, !;  !,  ! (
, , ); - ( 
 . .)
_Id:
well I'm blest!   !
_Id:
I haven't a penny to bless myself with     
 ;
_Id:
God bless you!    !;  
( )

blessed
1> (the blessed) _. , 
2> ; ; 
3> _.  (  )
_Ex:
the B. Trinity  
4> , ;
_Ex:
these were the blessed days    ;
_Ex:
the blessed ones _. 
5>  ;
_Ex:
the blessed rain followed a drought   
 
6> _. _-. , ;
_Ex:
what a blessed nuisance   ;
_Ex:
the whole blessed lot  ;
_Ex:
every blessed one   

blessed event
1> _. _.  
2> _. _. 

Blessed Virgin
1>  

blessedness
1> , ;
_Ex:
single blessedness  

blessing
1> 
2> , 
3> , 
4>  
5> 
6> , ;
_Ex:
he got quite a blessing from his superior   
 
_Id:
unappropriated blessing  ;
_Id:
a blessing in disguise ,  
;    ,   ;
_Id:
count your blessings   ; , 
   

blest
1> (the blest) _. , 
2> ; ; 
3> , ;
4>  ;
5> _p.  _p-p.  bless

blether
1> _. , 
2> _.  , 
3> _.  

bletting
1>   , 

blew
1> _p.  blow

blewits
1>  ( )

blight
1>  ,  , 
,    
2> --  
3> -      
4> ,   ,  ;
_Ex:
this was a blight upon his youth     ;
_Ex:
his illness was a blight to his hopes   
 
5> , ; ;
_Ex:
urban blight  
6>   ()
7>  ();  (  . .)
8> ; 

blighted
1>   ; ;
_Ex:
blighted area  ,   ; ;
,  ;   
_Id:
a blighted spring makes a barren year   -
 

blighter
1> 
2> _. ;  , 
3> _. ;
_Ex:
you lucky blighter!  !

blighty
1> _. _. (B.) , ;
_Ex:
going back to B.   
2> _. _. _. ,  
 
3> _. ;
_Ex:
an exhibition and sale of blighty industries  
   

blimey
1> _.   !,  !,   ,;
_Ex:
blimey! It's Eliza!   !    !

blimp
1> _. ,  ; , -
2> _. , 
3> _. _. 
4> _.   

blin-alley
1> , 

blind
1> , ; ; ;
_Ex:
lower the blinds  ;
_Ex:
raise the blinds  
2> (the blind) _. .  .  . .: 
3> _pl. , 
4> , ; ;
_Ex:
his piety is only a blind    ;
_Ex:
his helpful offer is no more than a blind   
    
5> _. 
6> 
7>  
8>  
9> _. 
10> _. 
11> _. 
12> _. , 
13> _.  ;  
14> _.  
15> , ;
_Ex:
blind obedience  ;
_Ex:
blind in (of) an eye    ;
_Ex:
to go (to become) blind 
16>   ;
_Ex:
blind asylum   
17> (to)  ,  ,   ;
_Ex:
to be blind to one's interests    ;
_Ex:
to be blind to smb's faults   - ;
_Ex:
to be blind to the beauties of nature  
 ;
_Ex:
to be blind to the obvious   ;
_Ex:
to be blind to the future    
18>  ;
_Ex:
blind search  ;
_Ex:
blind booking _.     
 (     
)
_Ex:
blind cultivation _-.   (  
 ); ;
_Ex:
blind test _.  ,  ;
_Ex:
to go it blind  ;  
19> , ;
_Ex:
in his blind haste he was almost run over   
      
20> , ;
_Ex:
blind hemming (stitch)  
21> _.      ( , )
_Ex:
blind drain  , ,  ;
_Ex:
blind pit _. ,  
22> , ,  ;
_Ex:
blind letter       ()
;
_Ex:
blind department   ,    
    ;
_Ex:
blind man  ,    
   
23>  (   . .)
24>  ,   ;
_Ex:
blind maze   ;
_Ex:
blind patr ;
_Ex:
blind flange _.  
25> _.  ( );
_Ex:
blind arch  
26>  ( )
27> _. ;
_Ex:
blind to the world  ;
_Ex:
to drink oneself blind   
28>    
29> _. ,  ;
_Ex:
blind flying  ;
_Ex:
blind landing   ;  ()

_Id:
blind Tom ;
_Id:
blind spot _.   ( ); ,
;
_Id:
clothing was her blind spot      ;
_Id:
to turn a blind eye to smth.    - ;
_Id:
as blind as a bat (a beetle, a mole)  ;
_Id:
the blind leading the blind   ;
_Id:
in the country of the blind the one-eyed man is king
_.     - 
30> ,  
31>  , ;
_Ex:
he was blinded by the spotlight    
32> , ;
_Ex:
to blind smb. to facts  -   
33> ;
_Ex:
darkness blinded the sky   ;
_Ex:
shrubbery blinding all the windows ,   
34> ;
_Ex:
her beauty blinded all the rest    

35> , ;
_Ex:
to blind the real state of affairs  
 
36> _. 

