carom
1> _.  ()
2> _.   ()
3>  (. )
_Ex:
to carom the ball        
()

carotene
1> _. 

carotid
1> _.   (. carotid artery)
2> _. 

carotin
1> _. 

carousal
1> , 
2> . . carrousel

carouse
1> 
2> 
3> , ;   

carousel
1> 
2> "",     


carp
1> _. ,  (Cyprinus carpio)
2> ; ; 
3> ;  
_Ex:
to carp at a writer    
4> , 
_Ex:
to carp at smb. about smth.   -.  
-.
_Ex:
to carp at smb.'s laziness   -. 
_Ex:
to carp about bad weather    

carpaccio
1>     

carpal
1> _. , 
_Ex:
carpal articulation  

carpe diem
1> _.  ;  ; , 
 

carpel
1> _.  ; ;   

carpenter
1> ; 
_Ex:
carpenter's bench 
_Ex:
carpenter's square  , 
2> _. - (Camponotus gen.)
3> 

carpenter-ant
1> _. - (Camponotus gen.)

carpenter-bee
1> _. - (Xylocopinae)

carpentry
1>  ;  
2>  
3>  

carper
1> ,  
2> , 

carpet
1> 
_Ex:
runner carpet  
_Ex:
magic carpet -
2> _. ,  ()
_Ex:
carpet coat (veneer)   ( )
3> _.   
4> _. ;  ()
_Id:
red carpet  
_Id:
to roll out the red carpet for smb.  -.  
_Id:
to be on the carpet ,  ( );
  ;  
_Id:
this is the second time he has been on the carpet  
 
_Id:
to step off the carpet _.   
_Id:
to sweep smth. under the carpet  -.; 
  -. (  . .)
5> ,  
6>  (  . .)
7> _.    (  . .)
8> _.    , ;  
_Ex:
why were they carpeted?    ?

carpet-beating
1>  

carpet-bedding
1> _.  

carpet-bombing
1> _. " ",   ;
    

carpet-knight
1> _. ,   
2> _.  ;  

carpet-moth
1> _.   (Trichphaga tapetzella)

carpet-rod
1>       

carpet-slippers
1>  ;   

carpet-sweeper
1>    

carpet-weed
1> _.  (Mollugo gen.)

carpetbag
1> 
_Id:
carpetbag government _.  


carpetbag steak
1>  ,  

carpetbagger
1> _. _. "", ,   
   (   1861-65 .)
2> _. _.     ,
      
3> _. "",      
 ,      
      (
)
4> _. " ";   , 
      
5> _.  ;  

carpeting
1>  
2>  

carpi
1> _pl.  carpus

carping
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
carping tongue  
_Ex:
carping spirit  

carpo-
1> _.     .   : 
_Ex:
carpophore  ( )
_Ex:
carpophagous 

carpology
1>  ( )

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

carport
1>   

carpus
1> _. 

carr
1> _. ;  
2> _.    

carrack
1> _. () (  ); 

carrageen, carragheen
1> _. ,     (Chrondus
crispus)

carraige-forward
1> _.    

carrat
1> ,    
2>     

carraway
1> _.  (Carum carui)
_Ex:
carraway oil  
_Ex:
carraway seed  ()
_Ex:
carraway cake   

carrefour
1> , 

carrel
1> ,     (   . .)

carrer about
1> ,  (   . .)

carriage
1> ; 
2>  
_Ex:
carriage rolling stock _-.  
_Ex:
to change carriages  
3> , 
4> _.  (   . .)
_Ex:
pen carriage - (  )
5> _. ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
sliding carriage  ( )
6> _.  , , 
7> _.  , 
8>  
9> _. ,  ()
10> _. 
11> , , ; ; 
_Ex:
carriage by rail  
12>     (. carriage freight)
13> , 
14> ,   ,  (,
)
15>  (  . .)
_Ex:
carriage of a resolution  
16> , 
_Ex:
carriage of affairs  
_Ex:
carriage of a sale  
_Ex:
carriage of an enterprise  
17> _.  ;    (  
. .);  
18> _. ; 
19> ;  
_Ex:
a graceful carriage of the head   
20> "" ( )

carriage and pair
1> ,   

carriage body
1> 

carriage dog
1>   

carriage road
1>  

carriage trade
1> " "
2> " ",   (  
)

carriage-company
1> _.  

carriage-drive
1>     

carriage-free
1> _.   ;  

carriage-paid
1>  ,   

carriageable
1> ,  ( )
2> _. ; 

carriageway
1>   ()

carrick bend
1> _.  

carrie-talkie
1> _.  

carrier
1> ; 
2> ; ; 
3> _. 
4> , 
5>  ,  ;
_Ex:
public carrier  
6>  ;
_Ex:
carrier point   ;
_Ex:
carrier truck _.    
    ;
-;
_Ex:
carrier platoon _.   
7>  ;
_Ex:
cargo carrier  ;
_Ex:
timber carrier 
8> 
9>  
10> 
11>  ()
12> _. ;   
13>  
14> , 
15> 
16> _. ,    ;
  
17> ;
_Ex:
film carrier , ;
_Ex:
lens carrier  
18> _.  
19> _.  ( )
20> _.  ()
21>    

carrier frequency
1> _.  ()

carrier gas
1>   ( )

carrier rocket
1> -

carrier vehicle
1> ,  
2> -

carrier wave
1> _.  

carrier-bag
1>  
2>    

carrier-borne
1> _.   ;
_Ex:
carrier-borne attack    

carrier-dog
1>  
2> _.  

carrier-nation
1> -

carrier-pigeon
1>  

carrier-plane
1> ,  

carrier-shell
1> _.   (, )

carriole
1>  
2>   

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

carrion-crow
1> _.   (Corvus corone)

carriwitchet
1>  , 
2>   ; , 

carrom
1> _.  ()
2> _.   ()
3>  (. )
_Ex:
to carrom the ball        
()

carrot
1> _.  (Dausus carota)
2>  
3>  ( )

carroty
1>  
2> 

carrousel
1> 
2> "" (    
 )

carrucate
1> _. "" ( )

carry
1> ; 
2>  ();   ()
3> _.  ( )
4> _.  (  )
5> _.  " "
6> _.  
7> _. 
8> _. 
9> _.   
10> , ;
_Ex:
to carry a box on one's shoulder    ;
_Ex:
to carry a bag to the house    ;
_Ex:
ahe was carrying a baby in her arms   
 ;
_Ex:
a lift is licensed to carry a certain number of persons 
     
;
_Ex:
he went as fast as his legs could carry him   
 ;
_Ex:
to carry the war into the enemy's country  
  ;
_Ex:
to carry back  , ; 
 ;
_Ex:
to carry smth back to a remote _p.  - 
;
_Ex:
let me carry you back to the day when we first met 
     ;
_Ex:
that carries me back to my youth     
 ;
_Ex:
to carry down  ();
_Ex:
the body was carried down by the stream   
 ;
_Ex:
to carry off , ; ;
_Ex:
to carry of a child    ;
_Ex:
to carry off a sentry _.  
11> , , ;
_Ex:
to carry by rail    ;
_Ex:
railways and ships carry goods    
 ;
_Ex:
this bicycle has carried me 500 miles    
 500 
12> , ;
_Ex:
to carry a ship to London    ;
_Ex:
to carry a horse to water    ;
_Ex:
to carry smb. before justice  -  , 
-   
13>  ;
_Ex:
this wine does not carry well     
14>   , ;
_Ex:
to carry a watch  ;
_Ex:
to carry arms  ,  ;
_Ex:
I never carry a walking-stick      ;
_Ex:
I never carry much money about with me    
    
15> , ;
_Ex:
this book carries many tables    ;
_Ex:
this article carries no information    
  ;
_Ex:
to carry an analogy  ;
16> 
_Ex:
to carry a wound  
_Ex:
to carry insurance  ;   ;
_Ex:
to carry a price ,  ;   ;
_Ex:
to carry one _. ()   ;
_Ex:
the hospital carries a good staff   
;
_Ex:
how many subjects did you carry this term?  
     ?
17>    , ;  ( 
 . .)
_Ex:
to carry the traffic   ( )
18> , ;
_Ex:
he khows how to carry his liquor   ,  
19> , ; ; ;
_Ex:
to carry a wall right round a field    
20>  ,   
21> ;
_Ex:
to carry the puck  ;
_Ex:
to carry the melody _.  
22>   ;
_Ex:
to carry a penalty    ;
_Ex:
a dicision that carries another ,   
 
23> _. ;   , , ;
_Ex:
this shop does not carry fruit     

24>  ();  ( )
25> ,  ();
_Ex:
pipes carry water    ;
_Ex:
wires carry sound    
26> ;  ();
_Ex:
he carried the news to everyone in the village  
    
27>  ()
28>  ()
29> ; ;
_Ex:
our guns wouldn't carry as far as the enemy ships 
     
30>  ( );
_Ex:
the sound of the firing carried many miles  
   ;
_Ex:
his voice did not carry beyond the first rows   
   
31> , , ;
_Ex:
to carry a position  ;
_Ex:
to carry by storm  ;
_Ex:
to carry a fortress  
32>  , ;
_Ex:
to carry an election   ;
_Ex:
to carry case _.  
33> ;  ( );
_Ex:
to carry one's point   ;
_Ex:
I've carried my point    
34>  ();
_Ex:
the bill was carried   ;
_Ex:
to carry a motion by a large majority  
 
35>  ()
36>  ();  ;
_Ex:
to carry a boy   
_Ex:
carried to full time  ( )
37>  ()
38> _. ;
_Ex:
to carry to the next column    
39> _.  ( );
_Ex:
to carry a lagre amount of advertising  
;
_Ex:
newspaper carry weather reports    
 
40> _. _. 
41> _.   
_Ex:
to carry smth. to a certain condition  -. 
-. ;
_Ex:
to carry the work to completion  ; 
  ;
_Ex:
to carry to extremes   
_Ex:
to smth to excess   -  , 
 
_Ex:
to carry smth. with oneself , , ;
,   
_Ex:
to carry one's audience with one  
_Ex:
I always carry with me the memory of that child's face 
      
_Ex:
to carry oneself in a certain way ,  -
;  , , 
_Ex:
carry yourself better, don't slouch!  ,
 !;
_Ex:
she carries herself well    ;
_Ex:
he carries himself like a soldier    
_Ex:
to carry oneself well  ;
_Ex:
he carried himself bravely    
_Id:
to carry all before one   ; 
   ;   , ;
 ;
_Id:
to carry into effect ,   ;
  ;
_Id:
to carry it ,  ;
_Id:
to carry it away , ;
_Id:
to carry the day  ;
_Id:
to carry too far     ;
_Id:
to fetch and carry   ;
_Id:
to carry too many guns for smb.     -;
_Id:
to carry conviction ,  ;
_Id:
to carry weight  , ; _. 
 ;
_Id:
to carry smb. high _.  -;
_Id:
carry me out!   !;   !;
_Id:
to carry the can  ,   
  

carry about
1> ;
_Ex:
carried about with every wind _.  


carry all, carryall
1>  
2>  
3> _.     ; 

carry along
1> , ;
_Ex:
we were all carried along by his speech    
 ;        
2>  ; ,  ;
_Ex:
the football team was carried along by the enthusiasm of
its supporters     
 

carry away
1> ;
_Ex:
the storm carried away the sails   
2> ; ;
_Ex:
to be carried away by one's enthusiasm  
; ;
_Ex:
to be carried away by temptation  ;
_Ex:
he was carried away by the music   
 

carry forward
1>  ();  ;
_Ex:
to carry forward the advance _.  
2> _.    ,  ,
  

carry off
1>   
2>  ();
_Ex:
to carry off most of the medals    
3> _. ;
_Ex:
to carry it off   ,   ;
_Ex:
he carried it off very cleverly    

carry on
1> ;
_Ex:
to carry on playing  ;
_Ex:
to carry on a conversation with smb.    -
_Ex:
carry on!  ()!; _.  
2> ;
_Ex:
the poem carries on over the page  
  
3> ;  ();
_Ex:
to carry on business  
4> _. _.     
5>   ; ;
_Ex:
don't carry on so!    !;   !;
_Ex:
to carry on about smth.  ;  
- 

carry out
1>   , 
2> ;
_Ex:
to carry out a threat    ;
_Ex:
to carry out tests  
3>  ()

carry over
1>  (   )
2> _.    , ,   
3> ; ;
_Ex:
these matters should be carried over for consideration
at the next meeting     
 
4>    ;
_Ex:
his arguments carried over his opponents   

5> ; ;
_Ex:
the habit carries over from my childhood    
 
6> ;
_Ex:
the money will carry over to his children  
 
7> 

carry through
1> , ;
_Ex:
to carry an undertaking through    ;
_Ex:
to carry through with the business  
2> , ;
_Ex:
his courage will carry him through   


carry up
1> , 
2>  ()
3>  ;  (  
)
4> _.    , ,   

carry-cot
1>   

carry-on
1>  ,  
2>  ( );
_Ex:
carry-on luggage  ,  
3> _. ,  ;  

carry-out
1> _.  ;
_Ex:
carry-out food   ;
_Ex:
carry-out service    

carry-over
1>    
2> 
3> _. , 
4> _.  ( );
_Ex:
carry-over price     

carry-through
1>  ( - )

