bonderization
1> 

bondhold
1> _. ;  

bondholder
1>  
2> _. ; 

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

bondmaid, bondmaiden
1> _. , 

bondman
1> _. , ; 

bondservant
1> ,   ; 
2> 

bondslave
1> _. , ; 

bondsman
1> 
2> _. , ; 

bondstone
1> _.  , ,  

bone
1> 
2>  ()
_Ex:
bone manure  
3> _.  
4>   ()
5> ; 
_Ex:
beautiful bones of a face   
6> , 
_Ex:
his bones were laid in Westminster    
 
7> 
_Ex:
she will take care of your bones    
8>  
9> 
10> 
11> 
12> ,    (  )
13>    
14> 
_Ex:
now, that's what I call bones     
15> _. _.   
16> _. _. 
17> _. _.  
18> _. _. _. 
_Id:
hard (dry) as a bone   
_Id:
to the bone  , 
_Id:
drenched to the bone  
_Id:
chilled (frozen) to the bone   
_Id:
a bag of bones   
_Id:
bone of contention  
_Id:
to cast a bone  
_Id:
bone of the bone and flesh of the flesh   ,
  
_Id:
bone to gnaw (to pick)  ;  ;
  ()
_Id:
to have a bone to pick with smb.    -
_Id:
near the bone ;   
_Id:
to make one's bones _. ()   (
 )
_Id:
to carry a bone in the mouth (in the teeth)  
( )
_Id:
to feel in one's bones   
_Id:
he has got her in his bones   -  
_Id:
to have a bone in one's arm     
 ,  ;  , ,
   (-.)
_Id:
to have a bone in one's throat     
;    
_Id:
to make no bones of...  ,   ...;
  ...;  , 
_Id:
without more bones  ,  
_Id:
to make old bones _.   
_Id:
to make old bones     
_Id:
to throw a bone _.  ;  ;
 
_Id:
the nearer the bone the sweeter the flesh  
_Id:
what is bred in the bone will come out in the flesh 
 
_Id:
hard words break no bones _.     
19>    
_Ex:
will you bone this piece of fish for me?    
   ?
20>   
21>    
22> _. _. _. , 
_Ex:
to bone at a subject  
_Ex:
I am going to bone right down to it   
 
_Ex:
I must bone up on Shakespeare if the test is the next week
    ,    

23> _. 
24> _. 
25> _. , 
26> _.  

bone ash
1>  

bone bed
1> _.  ,  ,  

bone china
1>   

bone coal
1>    

bone conduction
1> _.   ()

bone earth
1>  

bone fat
1>   ()

bone marrow
1>  

bone spavin
1> _.  ( )
2> _.    ( )

bone splinters
1> _pl.  

bone yard
1> _.     
2> _. ,    ;  
3> _. 
4>  ( )

bone-dry
1> _.  
2> _. _.  ( )
_Ex:
bone-dry luncheon   

bone-dust
1>   (  )

bone-idle
1> _. 
_Ex:
bone-idle fellow , , , 

bone-lace
1> ,   

bone-lazy
1> _. 
_Ex:
bone-lazy fellow , , , 

boneblack
1>  ;  

boned
1>   
2>        
 
_Ex:
big-boned 

bonehead
1> _. _. , , 

boneless
1> 
2> , 
3>   

bonemeal
1>   (  )

boner
1> _. , ,  
_Ex:
to pull a boner  
_Ex:
I've just made the most terrible boner    
 
2> _.  ( )

boneset
1> _.   (Eupatorium perfoliatum)

bonesetter
1> 

boneshaker
1>   
2>   , 

bonetta
1> _.  (Scombridae)
2> _. ,  (Sarda)

bonfire
1>  (   - )
_Ex:
to make bonfires  
_Ex:
to make a bonfire of smth.  () -;
 

bong
1> _. !
2>    

bongo
1>  (  )

bonhomie
1> , 

bonhomme
1> _.  
2> _.  

bonhommous
1> , 

boniface
1>  ( , )

bonify
1> _. ,  ;   

bonito
1> _.  (Scombridae)
2> _. ,  (Sarda)

bonjour
1> _.  !

bonk
1> _. _. , 
_Ex:
to get a bonk on the head  
2> _. ,  
3> _. _. 
4> 
5> _. 
6> _. 

bonkers
1> _. , 
_Ex:
to be bonkers , ; 

bonne
1> _. 

bonne amie
1> _. , 

bonne bouche
1> _.  

bonne nuit
1> _.  !

bonnet
1>    ; 
2>  
3>   , 
_Ex:
to vail (to vale) the bonnet _.   
4>     (  )
5> _.  ;   ( ,
    )
6> _. 
7> _.  ( ); , ; 
8> _. _. 
_Id:
to fill smb.'s bonnet  - ;  
-   
_Id:
a bee in one's bonnet ; 
9>  
10>    
11> ,   ( , )
12>  

bonnet-piece
1> _.   

bonny
1> ,  (   )
_Ex:
my bonny lass  
2> _. , 
3> _. 
4> _.  , 

bonnyclabber
1> _. 

bonsai
1> _.    
2>    

bonsoir
1> _.  !

bonspiel
1>          
( )

bonus
1> _. , ; ;  ;
 
_Ex:
bonus job  
_Ex:
bonus system   
_Ex:
incentive bonus _.  
2> , 

bony
1> , 
2> ; 
_Ex:
bony fingers  
_Ex:
bony fish  
3> , 
4> , 
_Ex:
he is a tall, bony man      

bony cotton
1>  

bonze
1> 

bonzer
1> _. _. , 
2> _. _. , , 
_Ex:
a bonzer new car   - 

Bonzo
1> _. _.   

bonzoline
1>     (   
)

boo
1> 
_Ex:
can't say boo to a goose , , ;
  
2> , ,  
3> 
_Ex:
to boo a dog  
_Ex:
to boo an actor off the stage   
 
4> !, -!, ! ( )
5> _. _. 

boo-boo
1> _.  , , ""
2> _. -

boob
1> _. _. , , 
2> _. ,  , , 
3> _.  ;   , , 
4> _. ,  ()
_Ex:
he boobed his examinations twice    


boob-tube
1> _. 

booboisie
1> _. _. _. 

boobs
1> _. , 

booby
1> , , 
2>  
3> ,     ,   
; "  "
4> _.  (Sula)
_Id:
to beat the booby  ,  ; 
 ( )

booby hatch
1> _.  ;  
2> _. _.  , 
3> _. _. , 

booby prize
1>  "", ,     ,
    ,    

booby trap
1> 
2> _. -, -

booby-trap
1>  
2> _.  -

boodle
1> _. _. , ; 
_Ex:
whole kit and boodle  ,  ;  ,

2>  
3> 
4> 
5>     
6> ,  (  )
7>  
8> _. _.  ;   
9> 
10> _. , , 

boogie
1> -

boogie beat
1>  -

boogie-woogie
1> -

boohoo
1> _.    
2>    
3> 

book
1> 
_Ex:
picture book   
_Ex:
to be at one's books   , 
_Ex:
to hit the books _. _. _. 
2> , , 
_Ex:
Milton's Paradise Lost consists of 12 books " "
   12 
3> (the B.) 
_Ex:
to swear on the B.   
4>      ;
() 
_Ex:
an account book  
5> -   , 
_Ex:
a book of stamps   (   )
_Ex:
a book of bus tickets  
_Ex:
a book of mathes  
6>  , ,   
, 
_Ex:
the Books      (
       )
7>   
_Ex:
to make a book on the Derby  ,  
  
_Ex:
to keep a book   ()
8>  
_Ex:
to make book  ,  
9> _. _. 
10>  ()
11> _.       ( )
_Id:
a book of fate  
_Id:
a book of life  
_Id:
a book of God 
_Id:
to be upon the books     
_Id:
to make smb.'s name off the books  -
 
_Id:
to be in smb.'s good books   -   
_Id:
to be a sealed book to smb.   -  
 
_Id:
to close (to shut) the books   ;
 ;  
_Id:
to know smth. like the book  -   

_Id:
to read smb. like the book  - 
_Id:
without book ;  ;   
_Id:
to punish without book ,     
_Id:
by the book  ,    
_Id:
to speak by the book     
_Id:
to speak like the book   ; 
  ( -.)
_Id:
to suit smb.'s books   - ,
 -
_Id:
the treaty suited their books politically  
  
_Id:
to take a leaf out of smb.'s book  - 
_Id:
in one's book  - 
_Id:
in my book, he is not to be trusted   , 
 
_Id:
in the book(s) _.   , 
_Id:
to throw the book at smb. _.   
; _. _.     
(  )
12>   
_Ex:
book trade  
_Ex:
book salesman 
13> 
_Ex:
book learning  
_Ex:
book lore ,   
14>    
_Ex:
the net book profit is 1 million  , 
 ,  1 
15>   ; ,  ( );
 ()
_Ex:
to book the addresses and birthdays of one's friends
      
_Ex:
I always book the titles of the books lent   ,
    
_Ex:
he booked all names    
16>  ;  (  ,
);   ()
_Ex:
to book seats for a performance    
_Ex:
to have one's luggage booked   
_Ex:
all seats are booked   
_Ex:
seats for the theatre can be booked from 12 p. m. till 6
p. m.      12  18
_Ex:
have you booked your passage?    ?,
    ?
17>  
_Ex:
we are heavily booked    
18>   
19>  
_Ex:
shall I book it for you?   ?
20>  (, )
21> _. ; 
_Ex:
I want to book you to dinner      
_Ex:
I am booked to go to London next week   
    
22>   ;  
_Ex:
they booked him on suspicion    

23> 
_Ex:
to be booked for speeding    

24> _.   
_Ex:
if the teacher sees your absence you are booked  
  ,  
25> _.     , 
; 

book amount
1> _.  

book bank
1>      , 
  

book canvasser
1>    

book club
1>  ,  ;  ,
    

book debt
1>    

book end
1> ,    (  
 )

book in
1>   
_Ex:
I'll just book you in and then you can have a rest  
 ,     
2>   
3>  , 
_Ex:
I've booked you in at the National Hotel   
   ""
4>      

book inventory
1>   - 
2> _pl.  - 
3>      

book jacket
1> 

book latin
1> 
2>  

book match
1>    

book name
1>  (       
)

Book of Books
1> 

Book of Common Prayer
1> _.   

book off
1> _.      
2> _. _.       
 ( -   
_Ex:
to book off sick  

book out
1>   ;   
_Ex:
I'd like to book out early in the morning    
   

