bus
1> ; 
2> _.  ()
3> _. _.  (  )
4> _. 
5> _.  ( )
6> _.  
7> _. , ,  
_Ex:
bus architecture  ;  
_Id:
to miss the bus ,  ; 

8>   
9>  
_Ex:
he busses to work     
10> _.   

bus boy
1> _.   (    
 . .)

bus girl
1> _.  

bus-stop
1>  

busby
1>  
2>   

bush
1> 
_Ex:
rose bush  
2> _. 
3> (. the bush)  ,  ,

_Ex:
to live in the bush      
  
4>  
5> _.   (  ); 
6> _.  ,   . .
_Ex:
a bush of hair  
7> _.     ;   ()
8> _. , ,   . .
_Id:
to take to the bush   ;  ;
  
_Id:
to beat the bushes (for) _.  (  
)
_Id:
to go bush _. _.    , 
; 
_Id:
good wine needs no bush _.     
9> ,  
10> ,  
11> _.   ,  
12> _. , ; 
13> _.  ;  ()
14> _. _.  ,   
()
15> _. _.     
, 

bush bean
1> _.   (Phaseolus vulgaris  nanus)

bush fire
1>   

bush fruit
1>   (,   . .)

bush hammer
1>  

bush hat
1>   (   )

bush jacket
1>     (    
 )

bush league
1> _. _.  ,   
()
2> _. _.     
, 

bush pilot
1>  ,    


bush telegraph
1>       
  (   )
2>   ,   . .)

bush-fighter
1> 
2> ,    

bush-lawyer
1> _.  ,   


bush-league
1> _. _. , 
2> , 
_Ex:
bush-league performance  
3> , ; 

bush-leaguer
1> _. _.    ( )
2> _. _.  , 
3> _. _.  ; , 

bush-pumpkin
1> _.       (Curcurbita
pepo codensa)

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

bushel
1>  ( )
2>   
3> . _pl. _.  , 
_Ex:
bushels of onions and potatoes    
4> _.     (  )
_Id:
to hide one's light under a bushel _.   
;     ,   
_Id:
to measure other's corn by one's own bushel _. 
   
5> _.  

bushel weight
1>  ;  

bushelman
1> _.  ,   

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

bushhog
1> _.    ; 

bushido
1> _.   , 

bushiness
1> 
2>  

bushing
1> _. , 
2> _. ,  

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

bushranger
1>   ( ,   . .)
2>  , ,  ( )

bushwah
1> _. _. , , 

bushwhack
1>    ;   
2> _.   ;  

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

bushy
1> ,  
_Ex:
bushy banks ,  
2> , , 
_Ex:
bushy eyebrows  () 
_Ex:
bushy beard  () 
_Ex:
bushy tail  
3> 

busily
1> 
2> 
3> 

business
1> ,  , 
_Ex:
your name? business? place of address?  ? 
( )? ?
_Ex:
what's his business?   ?,   ?
_Ex:
his business was that of a solicitor   
_Ex:
his business is selling motor-cars   
_Ex:
to make a business of smth.  -.  
2> , 
_Ex:
business address  
_Ex:
business hours  ,   (,
  . .)
_Ex:
business letter  
_Ex:
business correspondence  
_Ex:
business call (visit)  
_Ex:
business meeting  
_Ex:
a man of business  
_Ex:
to go to business   
_Ex:
to get (to come) down to business   , 
 
_Ex:
you call it pleasure, I call it business   
,     
_Ex:
are you here on business?    ?
_Ex:
what is your business here?    ?;  
 ?
_Ex:
what's your business with him?    ?,  
    ?
_Ex:
I asked him his business  ,    ( 
  )
_Ex:
what a business it is!   !
3>   (. the business of the day, the business
of the meeting)
_Ex:
(any) other business ,   (  )
4> , , , ;  
_Ex:
a doctor's business  
_Ex:
a soldier's business is to defend his country  -
  
_Ex:
it is part of a professor's business    

_Ex:
to go about (to attend to) one's business  
;     
_Ex:
that's no business of yours    ,  
 
_Ex:
what business is that of yours?   ?,  
?
_Ex:
mind your own business   , 
   
_Ex:
to make it one's business  (-.)  
 (  )
_Ex:
you have (got) no business to be here    
 
_Ex:
it is nobody's business    
5> ,  , 
_Ex:
retail business  
_Ex:
business failure , 
_Ex:
business relations  ;  
_Ex:
business depression   ; 
;  
_Ex:
business circles (quarters)  (, )

_Ex:
library business  
_Ex:
government and business    
_Ex:
a line of business    
_Ex:
the general stagnation of business   
_Ex:
the business part of the town   
_Ex:
not strict business    
_Ex:
to be in the wool business  
_Ex:
to go into business  ;  
_Ex:
to engage in business _.  
_Ex:
to do business  ,  
_Ex:
to carry on business in coffee   
_Ex:
to transact one's business through a bank   
 
_Ex:
to be out of business 
_Ex:
to be in the theatre business   

6>  ,  , 
_Ex:
banking business  , 
_Ex:
a partner in the business     ( )
_Ex:
to buy a business   
_Ex:
to set up in business   
7> ,  
_Ex:
a good stroke (piece) of business  
8> _. , , 
_Ex:
a funny business  
_Ex:
an ugly business  
_Ex:
a deplorable business  
_Ex:
a pretty business!  !
_Ex:
a pretty piece of business, isn't it!   -
 !,   !
_Ex:
I'm tired of the whole business!    !
9> _. , 
_Ex:
this part has a good deal of comic business as played by
him        
10>  , 
11> _. ,  ( -.)
12> _. ; 
13> _. , ; 
_Ex:
to play to enormous business   

14> _. " " ()
15> _. "", 
_Id:
the business _. _. ; 
_Id:
to give smb. the business  () -.
_Id:
big business  
_Id:
good business! !
_Id:
monkey business _. _.  ; 
;  ; , 
_Id:
no monkey business!  !,  !
_Id:
business as usual    ;
  
_Id:
to know one's own business     
_Id:
to mean business  ,  ; 
 ;   
_Id: "Any Other B." "" (  )
_Id:
to do the business for   -.,  
-.   
_Id:
that will do his business    ;  
 ()
_Id:
to send smb. about his business  () -.;
 -.;  -.  ; 
-.  
_Id:
business before pleasure  ,  ;
 ,  
_Id:
business is business    ;  
  
_Id:
everybody's business is nobody's business _.  
   

business agent
1>  ,   


business car
1>     

business card
1> () 

business college
1>   ,  ,
,    . .

business cycle
1>  ,   

business education
1>   (, ,
   . .)

business end
1>   ()
2>  

business English
1>  () ;   (  . .)

business game
1> _.  

business machines
1>   (   ,
  . .)

business speak
1> ,  

business suit
1>  

business year
1> , ,  

businesslike
1> , , 
2> , ; , 

businessman
1> 
2> , 
_Ex:
big businessmen  

businessman's risk
1>     

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

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

busker
1> _.  ;  

buskin
1>    
2>  (    )
3> 
4> 
_Ex:
the buskin style   

buskined
1>  
2> 
3>  ( )

busload
1>  
_Ex:
busloads of visitors   

busman
1>    

busman's holiday
1>    ,   


buss
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _. ; 

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

bust
1>  ()
2>  
_Ex:
bust shot   ( )
3>   
4>  (); 
5> _.   ()
_Ex:
a bust of mountain and plain   ()
    
6> 
_Ex:
to give smb. a bust on the nose  -.  
7> _. _. ,  (   . .)
8> , 
9> _. , 
10> _.  ;  
11> 
_Ex:
my watch is bust   
12> 
_Ex:
to go bust   , 
_Ex:
bust! !, !, !, !
13> 
_Ex:
to bust the lock  
14> , 
_Ex:
the radio is busted  
15> _. 
16> _. , 
_Ex:
the show has busted   
17> _. , 
18> _. . burst
19> _. _.   ;   
20> _. _.   
21> _. ,  ()
22> _. 
23>  ();  (  . .)
_Id:
to bust one's ass _.    ;  
 

bust up
1> _. 
2> _.  (  )
_Ex:
the couple busted upm after an argument   


bustard
1> _.  (Otis gen.)

busted
1> _. 
2> _. 

buster
1> _.  
2> _. ; ,  ( )
3> _. -. , , 
4> _. , 
5> _. , 
6> ,   (.  )

bustle
1> , , 
_Ex:
the town was in a bustle  
_Ex:
the usual railway bustle   
2> ,  (. bustle about, bustle up)
_Ex:
we bustle and he works   ,   
3> , , 
_Ex:
to bustle people out of the house   
 
4> 

bustup
1> _. 
_Ex:
bustup of a marriage 
2> _. , 

busty
1> _. 

busy
1> , 
_Ex:
busy signal   ( )
_Ex:
to be too busy to talk   ,  
_Ex:
the doctor is busy just now   
_Ex:
the telephone (the line) is busy _.  () 
_Ex:
I am very busy today      ,
    
2> ,   (-.); 
_Ex:
to be busy with (about, over) one's task  
,   
_Ex:
to be busy at work   -. 
_Ex:
to be busy about the house   
_Ex:
to be busy with one's camera    
_Ex:
in the morning I am busy with my lessons   

_Ex:
he is busy with the picture for the exhibition  
   
_Ex:
I found him busy packing his things     

_Ex:
to keep smb. busy  -.  
_Ex:
my garden keeps me always busy      
 
_Ex:
to get busy   (-.);  
_Ex:
then the police got busy    
3> ; 
_Ex:
busy man  () 
_Ex:
busy brain  () 
_Ex:
the busy bee  ; _. ,
 
_Ex:
as busy as a bee   ;   
( )
4> , 
_Ex:
busy day  () 
_Ex:
the busy hours  
_Ex:
busy street  () 
_Ex:
busy town  
_Ex:
busy (railway) line  () 
_Ex:
the shops are very busy before the New Year   
  ,     
  
5>    ; 
_Ex:
boyishly busy - 
_Ex:
cheerfully busy   
6> _. , , 
_Ex:
the busy morld of men   
_Ex:
busy idleness  
_Ex:
to be busy about trifles   
7>  ,   . .
_Ex:
busy wallpaper  
8>  (-.; . busy oneself)
_Ex:
to busy oneself with (in, about) arranging a concert
  
_Ex:
to busy oneself about (in) the house   
_Ex:
to busy oneself industriously  (-.) 
_Ex:
she busied herself with the tea-things  
 
9>  ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to busy one's hands   
_Ex:
to busy one's brain    -.; 
 
_Ex:
to busy the gardener  (-.) 
10> _. , 

busybody
1> _. ,  ,   
 
2> , 

but
1> 
_Ex:
your ifs and buts make me tired    ""  ""
(   )
_Id:
but me no buts  "",  
2> , 
_Ex:
but now  
_Ex:
but yesterday  
_Ex:
he is (nothing) but a boy    
_Ex:
he is but fifteen    
_Ex:
he called but once     
_Ex:
uor journey is but begun    
_Ex:
you have but to tell me     
_Ex:
had I but known!     !
3>   ,   
_Ex:
there is no one but has heard it   ,
     
4>  , 
_Ex:
who will do it but me? ,  ,  ?
_Ex:
all but he were present ,  , 
_Ex:
no one saw him, but I ,  ,   
_Ex:
he works all days but Sunday    ,
 
5>       
  , ,   , 
_Ex:
they returned tired, but happy   ,
 
_Ex:
not he, but his brother  ,   
_Ex:
that is the rule, but there are many exceptions  ,
   
_Ex:
I am old, but you are young  ,  ()  
_Ex:
I agree with you, but yet we cannot accept your plan 
  ,         
6>          
_Ex:
but who comes here?     ?
7>      , 

_Ex:
we had no choice but to obey     ,
 
_Ex:
there was nothing else to do but (to) go   
,  
_Ex:
what is all that but a warning?   ,  
?
8> _. ( but that;  )  ; 
; 
_Ex:
he is not so sick but he can eat    ,
  
_Ex:
not but that I pity you       
_Ex:
I never think of summer but I think of childhood   ,
   
_Ex:
I never pass there but I think of you  ,  
 ,   
_Ex:
I do not doubt but (that) he will come   ,
  
_Ex:
I don't doubt but that you are surprised  ,
  
_Ex:
I cannot deny but (that) (_. what) you are right  
,   
_Ex:
ten to one but it was you _.  ,    
_Ex:
how can I tell but you will do the same?    ,
      
9> (but that)   
_Ex:
he would not have believed it, but that he saw it himself
    ,     
_Ex:
I'd come with you but that I am so busy     ,
     
10>   
_Ex:
but for , ;   
_Ex:
but for you we should not have finished the work in time
  (   )      
_Ex:
the room was empty but for a bed     ,
 
_Ex:
all but ,  
_Ex:
he all but fell   ()  
_Ex:
anything but  ; ,  ,  
_Ex:
it is anything but pleasant   ()  
_Ex:
he is anything but a poet     
_Ex:
can but   ,   ; 
_Ex:
you can but try      
_Ex:
I can but hope    
_Ex:
cannot but   ...
_Ex:
I cannot but suggest    
_Ex:
we cannot but hope he is right    ,
  
_Ex:
one cannot but wonder   
_Ex:
I cannot help but think _.    
_Ex:
but then  ,    
_Ex:
last but one 
11> _. ,   ,   
12> _. 
_Ex:
the but end of the house  ,   
13> _. ; 
_Ex:
go but and wait  ( )  

but-and-ben
1>  
2> _. -, -
3> _.   

butadiene
1> _. 

butane
1> _. 

butch
1>   (. butch haircut)
2> _. , ; 
3> _. 
4> _.  ,   
5> _. 
6> _.  ( )

butcher
1> 
_Ex:
butcher's meat 
_Ex:
butcher hog _-.   ( 6   1 )
2>  
_Ex:
pork butcher  ,    . .
3>  , 
4> _. ,  (.  )
5>   (  )
6> ; 
_Id:
butcher's bill _.    ; 
,  
7> ,  ()
8>     
9>    ;  

_Ex:
to butcher cruelly  
10>  
11> ,   ( )
12> _. _.   ,  , 
( )

butcher linen
1>   ;  

butcher paper
1>   (  ); 


butcher shop
1>  ,  

butcher's-broom
1> _.   (Ruscus aculeatus angustifolius)

butcher-bird
1> _.   (Lanius excubitor)

butchering
1>  
2> ,  

butcherly
1>  ;   
2> , ; 

butchery
1> 
2>   (. butchery business)
3>  ,  
4>   
5> _.  
6>  ,  ;   


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

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

butt
1>   (,   )
_Ex:
the butt of a fishing-rod 
_Ex:
the butt of a whip 
_Ex:
the butt of a rifle  
2> 
3> 
4> 
5>  ()
6> _.    
7>     
8>  ;   
9> _.   
10> _. _. _. . _pl. , 
11>  
12> _.   (. butt joint)
13>  ;  
14> ,   (,  
. .  )
15>  
16> , 
17> , 
18>   , ,  ,

19> ,   ,  
, 
20> _.  
21> _. 
22> ,  (.   )
23> _.  
24> _.  ()
25>  ; 
_Ex:
to butt away ,  (   )
_Ex:
to butt smb. in the stomach  -.  
 
26> 
27> _. , 
_Ex:
to butt against a tree   
_Ex:
to butt into smb.    -., 
 -.
28> , , ,  (. butt
out)
_Ex:
to butt into smth.  ()  -.
29> _.   
30> _. , 
31>  . .  ,  
_Ex:
to come (full) butt against smth.   
 -.
32>   (   )
33>  (   .   , 
490,96 )
34> , 
35> ,  
36>    , 
37> _.   ,   


butt in
1> _.  ,  ( ,
    . .)

butt joint
1> _.  ;  

butt weld
1> _. ,  
2>  

butt-end
1>  ()
2>  
3>  , 

butte
1> _.   ( )

butter
1> 
_Ex:
bread and butter   
_Ex:
cocoa butter -
_Ex:
vegetable butters  
_Ex:
butter churn 
2> _. 
_Ex:
apple butter  
3> _.  ; 
_Ex:
to lay the butter on  
_Id:
to look as if butter wouldn't melt in one's mouth 
() ;   ;  ,
 
4> ,  
_Ex:
to butter a slice of bread    
5> _.  ;  (. butter up)
_Id:
kind (soft, fine) words butter no parsnips   
 ;    
_Id:
to know on which side one's bread is buttered  
,     ;   
6>  
7>    

butter pat
1>  
2>    

butter tooth
1> _.    ()

butter up
1> _.  

butter-and-egg man
1> _.  ,     

