chain-drive
1> _.  ,  

chain-gang
1>    ,   
2> _.  "",   , 

chain-grate
1> _.  

chain-react
1> _. _.   

chain-reacting
1> _. _.   ;   

chain-rule
1> _.  

chain-smoke
1>  ;     ;
    

chain-smoker
1>  

chain-stitch
1>    
2> _.   

chain-stores
1>     

chain-whell
1> _. () 

chain-work
1>    
2>  "" ()
3> 

chainless
1> , 

chainlet
1> 

chainman
1> _.  

chair
1> , ;
_Ex:
cane chair  ;  ;
_Ex:
folding chair  ;
_Ex:
chair covers   ;
_Ex:
take a chair 
2> ;  ;
_Ex:
to take the chair   ; 

3> ,  ;
_Ex:
to put in the chair  ;
_Ex:
the chair is taken  ;
_Ex:
to be in the chair ;
_Ex:
to leave the chair  
4>  ();
_Ex:
to address the chair    ;
_Ex:
chair! chair!  !
5>  (   )
_Ex:
chair of chemistry  
6> ,  ;
_Ex:
he holds a university chair    
 
7> ;  
8>  
9>    
10> _. _.  ;
_Ex:
to send to the chair    ;
_Ex:
to get the chair     
11> _.    
12> _.  , ;
_Ex:
chair of state   ;
_Ex:
chair of authority  
13> _. 
14> _.     

15> _.  
16> _-.  , 
17> _.   (  )
_Id:
chair days 
18> 
19>   
20>   
21>  
22> ;  ; ;
_Ex:
the council chaired by Mr. N   
- N
23>    ()

chair lift
1>  
2>   ( )

chair-bed
1> -

chair-car
1> _. _-.      

chairborne
1> . _. _. , ;
_Ex:
chairborne troops ,  ;
_Ex:
chairborne mountain-climber -

chairbound
1>   -, 

chairlady
1>  _. ()-; 

chairman
1> ;
_Ex:
C. of the Council of Ministers   ;
_Ex:
Mr. C.  
2> _.  
3> ;
_Ex:
he chairmanned an important committee   

4>   (- )

chairmanship
1>  ; ;
_Ex:
under the chairmanship of Mr. A.   - .
2>  , ;
_Ex:
during his chairmanship    

chairoplane
1>    

chairperson
1>  (  )

chairwarmer
1> _. _.    ; ;
" "

chairwoman
1> ()-;
2> 

chaise
1> 
2>  
3> 

chaise longue
1> 

chalcanthite
1> _. ,  

chalcedonic
1> _. 

chalcedony
1> _. 

chalco-
1>     .    ;
_Ex:
chalcopyrite 
_Ex:
chalcolite 

chalcocite
1> _. ,  

chalcographer
1>   

chalcographist
1>   

chalcography
1>   
2>    

chalcopyrite
1> _.  , 

Chaldaic
1>  
2> 

Chaldaical
1> ;     

Chaldean
1> 
2>  
3>  
4>  
5> _. ; , ; 
6> , 
7> ; 

Chaldee
1> 
2>  
3>  
4>  
5> _. ; , ; 
6> , 
7> ; 

chaldron
1> _.  ( )

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

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

chaliced
1> _. , 

chalk
1> _. ;
_Ex:
chalk cliffs  
2> (the C.)  (    )
3>  ;  ( );
_Ex:
chalk talk _.    ;
_Ex:
to write in chalk  
4>  ; ;
_Ex:
brown chalk ;
_Ex:
red chalk  , ;
_Ex:
two heads in chalk   
5> (C.) _.  , 
6> ; ;    
7>  ( )
8> _.   - 
9> _. , 
10> _. _. - ( )
11> _. _. _.  
_Id:
as like as chalk and cheese  ; ,  
 ;
_Id:
not to know chalk from cheese     ;
  ;
_Id:
chalks away, by a long chalk, by long chalks ,
, ;
_Id:
not by a long chalk  ;  ;   
 ;
_Id:
to walk the chalk       (
  );    ;
  
_Id:
to walk one's chalk _. , , 
12> ,  ;   
13>  
14>    ;
_Ex:
his coat was chalked all over     
15>    ;
_Ex:
fear chalked her face      

chalk board
1> _.  

chalk down
1>  ;
_Ex:
he chalked down the score    

chalk out
1>  , 
2>  ();  ()
3>  

chalk stripe
1> _.   

chalk up
1>   ( )
2>   
3>    ;
_Ex:
we chalked up more points than any other team  
  ,    ;
_Ex:
to be chalked up as an accomplishment  
_Id:
to chalk one up  ;
_Id:
he chalked one up on his opponent during his first television
debate       
,   

chalk-stone
1> _. 
2> _. ,    

chalking
1> _-. ; 

chalkpit
1>  

chalkquarry
1>  

chalky
1> ; ;
_Ex:
clay _. , 
2> ,   
3> _. 

challah
1> _. 

challenge
1>  ( );
_Ex:
to launch a challenge against smb.  - ;
_Ex:
to meet the challenge  
2>   ; ;
_Ex:
to address a challenge to smb.  - ;
_Ex:
to have a challenge delivered by a second  
 
3> ;   ;
_Ex:
to bring smth. into challenge  -  ;
    -;
_Ex:
to bring smb.'s title into challenge  - ;
_Ex:
a challenge of the premises of an arguments _. 
  
4> ,  ;  ;  
, ;
_Ex:
my new job is not easy but it's a challenge   
,       
5>  ; ;
_Ex:
the challenge of a nuclear age ,   
  ;
_Ex:
to issue the challenge  ;
_Ex:
to meet the challenge   
6> _.   ;
_Ex:
peremptory challenge     
;
_Ex:
challenge to the array   ;
_Ex:
challenge to the polls    ;
_Ex:
challenge to the favour    ;
_Ex:
to uphold the challenge  
7>    
8> _.    
9> _.     
  ;
_Ex:
the election of a new government was met by a challenge
from its opponents    
   
10> _. , ;
_Ex:
challenge of superiority   ;
_Ex:
to lay challenge to smth.    -
11> _.  ()
12>  ();
_Ex:
to give the challenge 
13> _.    

14> _.  ,  ,     
15> ;
16>  
17> _.   ;
_Ex:
to challenge smb. to run a race  - 
  
18> ; ;
_Ex:
to challenge smb.'s knowledge   - ,
   - 
19> ,  ;
_Ex:
to challenge the accuracy of a statement 
 ;
_Ex:
to challenge the wisdom of a procedure   
 - 
20>  ();
_Ex:
this job will challenge your abilities   
  ;
_Ex:
this event challenges an explanation   

21> ,  
22> _.   
23> _.  ()
24> _.   
25> _.    
   
26> _.  ( );  , 
27> _.  

challengeable
1> , ;  

challenger
1>  
2>  (  )

challenging
1> , ;
_Ex:
challenging idea  
2> ; ;
_Ex:
challenging smile ,   
3>  ;  ();
_Ex:
challenging game     

challis
1> _. "", "" ( )

Chalybean
1> _. _.   

chalybeate
1>  ,  
2>  , 
_Ex:
chalybeate waters  
3>   

Chalybes
1> _pl. _. _. 

chalybite
1> _. , 

cham
1> _. 
_Id:
the Great C. , , ;
_Id:
the Great C. of literature    (
 )

chamade
1> _. _.  

chambellan
1> _. 

chamber
1> _. ; ; ; ; ;
_Ex:
privy chamber  ;   ;
_Ex:
chamber of death  
2> , 
3> , ; -;
_Ex:
senate chamber   
4>  ( )
5> _. 
6> _pl.  ;
_Ex:
to live in chambers    
7> _. _pl.  ;
_Ex:
chamber practice    ,
  
8> _.    (    
)
9> _. _pl.  
_Ex:
the case was heard before the judge in chambers 
    
10>  ();
_Ex:
Lower C.  
11>  ();
_Ex:
C. of Commerce  ;
_Ex:
C. of Commerce and Industry - 
12> _. ;  ;
_Ex:
arc chamber _.  ;  ;
_Ex:
exposure chamber   ;
_Ex:
climatic chamber   ;
_Ex:
pressure chamber ;
_Ex:
transfer chamber  ;
_Ex:
lock chamber _. ;
_Ex:
chamber ascent   (  )
 
13> _. , 
14> _.  (  . .);
_Ex:
chamber of the eye  
15>  ()
16> _. , ;   ;
_Ex:
chamber ens   
17> _.  
18> _.  ,  
19> _. , 
20> _. ;
_Ex:
chamber orchestra  ;
_Ex:
chamber concert   ;
_Ex:
chamber organ  
21>   
22> _. , 
23> _.  ()

chamber barrister
1> ,    

chamber counsel
1> ,    ;  
2>  ,  

chamber-deacon
1> _.  ()

chamber-pot
1>  

chambered
1>   
2>   

chamberlain
1> ;
_Ex:
Lord C. of the Household  
2> 
3> ;
_Ex:
C. to the Pope    
4> ;
_Ex:
city chamberlain  

chambermaid
1>  ( ,    . .)

Chambertin
1> _.  ( )

chambray
1> _. "" ()

chameleon
1> _.  (Chamaeleonidae fam.)
2> , 

chameleonic
1>  ;  , ;


chamfer
1> _. , ; 
2> _.  , 

chamfrain
1> _.   ,  

chamfron
1> _.   ,  

chammy
1> _. 

chamois
1> _.  (Rupicarpa rupicarpa)
2> ;
_Ex:
chamois gloves  
3> - 
4>  ()  
5>    

chamomel
1> _.  (Matricaria spp.)
2> _.  (Anthemis spp.)

chamomile
1> _.  (Matricaria spp.)
2> _.  (Anthemis spp.)

chamotte
1> _. 

champ
1> 
2> ; ,  
3>  ();
_Ex:
the horses were champing their bits   
4>   ;
_Ex:
the boys were champing to start    ;
_Ex:
he was champing with rage    
5> _. , 
6> _. ;
_Ex:
champ of battle  , ;  
7> ,  (, )
8> _. 

champagne
1> 
2> - 
3> -, ;
_Ex:
champagne lace  
4>  ;
()  ;
_Ex:
champagne cocktail 
5> ;
_Ex:
champagne tastes    ,   

champaign
1> _. ,  ;
_Ex:
heaven's wide champaign _.   
2> _.  
3> ;    ( )

champers
1> _. 

champertor
1> _. ,     
        
   

champerty
1> _. "",    
 

champignon
1> _.  (Agaricus campestis)
2>  

champion
1> _. ;
_Ex:
world champion  ;
_Ex:
Olympic champion  ;
_Ex:
current champion  
2>  ( ,   . .); 
 ,   ( , , )
3> , ; ;
_Ex:
champions of peace   ,  
4> (at) _. ;
_Ex:
champion at telling lies  
5> , 
6>   ;   ;
_Ex:
champion boxer -;
_Ex:
champion bull ,   ;
_Ex:
champion potatoes  ,   ;
_Ex:
she is a champion talker     
7> _. , ;
_Ex:
is was champion    !;
_Ex:
how do you feel? - ., thank you    ? -
, 
8> , ; ;
_Ex:
to champion disarmament   ;
_Ex:
to champion the cause of peace   

championess
1> _. 

