char-a-banc, charabanc
1>    (  )
2>   
3> _.  ()

character
1> ; 
2>  ;
_Ex:
a man of character   ,  ;
_Ex:
he has no character at all   ,  
3> ;  ;
_Ex:
character building  ; 
,   
4> ; ; ;
_Ex:
the character of the northern plains is different from that
of the South      
  ;
_Ex:
to see a thing in its true character    
 ;
_Ex:
people of this character   ;
_Ex:
advertising of a very primitive character  
 
5>  ; ; , ,
, , ;
_Ex:
under the character of  ;  ;
_Ex:
he spoke in the character of lawyer    

6>  ;  ; ;
_Ex:
the trunk is a character found only in elephants  -
  ,    
7> _. ;
_Ex:
innate characters  ;
_Ex:
acquired character  ;
_Ex:
dominant character  
8> ;
_Ex:
character assassin  ;
_Ex:
character assassination  ;  ;
_Ex:
he has an excellent character for honesty  
   ,  
 ;
_Ex:
he has gained the character of a miser   
;
_Ex:
left without a shred of character   
9>  ; ; ;
_Ex:
character rating _.  ;
_Ex:
character certificate _.  ;
;
_Ex:
the servant came with a good character    
;
_Ex:
she gives you a bad character    
10> , ;
_Ex:
a bad character  ;
_Ex:
public character  ;
_Ex:
he was a great character in his day     
 
11> _. , ,  ;
_Ex:
quite a character  ;
_Ex:
a bit of a character   
12> _. , ; ; ,  
13>  ( )
_Ex:
to play the character of Macbeth   
14> ; ; ;  
15> , ;
_Ex:
Chinese has no alphabet and is written in characters
       

16> ; ; ;
_Ex:
a book in Gothic character ,  
;
_Ex:
Runic character  
17>  (  . .;  ;
_Ex:
magic characters   ()
18>  (  )
_Ex:
command character  ;
_Ex:
character display  ;
_Ex:
character graphics  , ;
_Ex:
character mode  () 
19>  ; , , ;
_Ex:
stamped with the character of sublimity _. 
 
20> , ; 
21>  
_Id:
to be in character (with) ;
_Id:
that is quite in character with the man    
;    ;
_Id:
to be out of character   (-.); 
,   ( -.)
_Id:
it is out of character for small children to sit still for
a long time      
22> _. ;
_Ex:
character actor  ;    ;
_Ex:
character part  
23> ;  ,  (-.,
-.)
24> _. ; 
25> _. ;  ; 

character reading device
1> _.  

character sketch
1> _. , , ;
_Ex:
a character sketch of a lonely person   
2>   -; -  

character witness
1> _. ,       
  

characterful
1>   , ;
_Ex:
characterful face  
2>   , ;
_Ex:
one of the most beautful and characterful of Italian cities
       

characteristic
1>  ; , ;
_Ex:
general characteristics  
2> _. ;
_Ex:
characteristic of classification  ;
,    
3> _. 
4> _. ; ;
_Ex:
decay characteristic  ;
_Ex:
operating characteristic  ;
_Ex:
resonance characteristic    
5> _.  , - ;
- 
6> ; ;
_Ex:
characteristic smell  ;
_Ex:
the characteristic enthusiasm of youth , 
 ;
_Ex:
it's characteristic of him    ;
_Ex:
he answered with characteristic courtesy   
  
7> _. ;
_Ex:
characteristic spectra  ;
_Ex:
characteristic curve  , 

characteristical
1> _. characteristic

characteristically
1> _.  ; , 
2> _. , , 

characterization
1> ;  ;  ;
_Ex:
his characterization of me is totally false  
  
2> _.   

characterize
1> ;
_Ex:
this action characterizes your attitude  
   ;
_Ex:
to characterize smb.  -
2> ,   ;
_Ex:
a rabbit is characterized by its long ears  
 ;
_Ex:
a miser is characterized by greed  - 
 

characterless
1>    , , ; 
2> , 

charactery
1> _.     , 
2> _. _.  , , 
3> 

charactonym
1> _. ,  ,  
(, );  

charactry
1> _. _.     , 
2> _. _. _.  , , 
3> _. 

charade
1> 
2>  ,  ; 

charbon
1> _.  

charbroil
1>   

charcoal
1>  ;
_Ex:
charcoal dealer ,  
2>  
3>  
4> _. ,  
5> _.  
6>  
7>    
8>  ,    

charcoal-black
1>  

charcoal-burner
1> , 
2>    

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

chard
1> _.  (Beta vulgaris)
2>    

charge
1> , ;
_Ex:
charge of surety _.  ;
_Ex:
additional charge _. ;
_Ex:
reactivity charge _.  
2> 
_Ex:
the emotional charge of the drama  
 
3>   
4>  , ; , ;
_Ex:
to get a charge out of smth.    -
5>    
6>  
7> _. 
8> _. 
9> 
10> _.  
11> _.  
12> , ; ; ;
_Ex:
to be in charge of      ;
  (-, -)
13> . _.   ,   ;
_Ex:
I leave you in charge of him      ;
_Ex:
children in charge of a nurse    ;
_Ex:
I leave this in your charge     ;
_Ex:
to be in charge   ;
_Ex:
to give smb. in charge  -.   ;
_Ex:
to give smb. charge over smth.  -. -.;
 -.    -.
14> ,   ; , ;
_Ex:
her little charges   ;
_Ex:
he became a public charge       
15> _. 
16> _. , 
17> ; ; ;
_Ex:
to be in charge , ; ;
_Ex:
I am in charge of this office    ;
_Ex:
he is in sole charge of the matter   
   ;
18>   ,   ;
_Ex:
who is in charge here? _.   ?,  
  ?
19> ,  ,  ;
_Ex:
officer in charge  ;
20>   ;
_Ex:
this office is in my charge    ;
_Ex:
to put in charge   ;
_Ex:
to have over-all charge   
21> ; ; ; ; 
22> _.    

23> _.   
24> ;
_Ex:
to lay smth. to smb.'s charge  -.  -.;
_Ex:
to bring a charge against smb.  -. ;
_Ex:
to be acquitted of the charge  ;
_Ex:
he was arrested on a charge of murder    
  ;
_Ex:
what is the charge against him?    ?
25> , ;
_Ex:
free of charge ;
_Ex:
no charge for admission  ;
_Ex:
charge for admittance  ;
_Ex:
to be a charge against smb.   -.
26> . _pl. , ;
_Ex:
at one's own charge(s)   ;
_Ex:
he gave the banquet at his own charge    
   ;
_Ex:
charge forward    ;
   
27>   
_Ex:
the sum has been placed to your charge   
 
28> ; ; ;
_Ex:
port charges  ;
_Ex:
there is a small charge for registering the deed 
     
29>  , ; ; ;
_Ex:
floating charge   ;
_Ex:
charge sales   ;
_Ex:
charge file _.   
_Ex:
charge slip  
30> _. ;
_Ex:
to rush to the charge   ;
_Ex:
to return to the charge  
31>  ;
_Ex:
to sound the charge  
32> 
33> , , 
34> , ;
_Ex:
the lorry was charged to the full   
 
35> ;
_Ex:
to charge one's memory with trifles   
36> ; ; ; ;
_Ex:
charged with electricity  ;
_Ex:
the air was charged with steam    ;
_Ex:
he is always charged with energy and power   
  
37>  ();
_Ex:
charge your glasses and drink to my health!  
    !
38>  ()
39> , ;   ; 
;
_Ex:
I am charged to give you this letter   
  ;
_Ex:
he was charged with an important mission   
  ;
_Ex:
he has charged me with his son     ;
     ;
_Ex:
to charge with individual responsibility  
;
_Ex:
to charge oneself with smth.      -
40> , ; ; ;
_Ex:
I charge you to open the door!    !;
_Ex:
the watchmen were charged to remain at their posts 
     ;
_Ex:
his mother charged him to look out for his little brother
     ;
_Ex:
I charge you not to accept the gift    
 
41> _. ;    ;
_Ex:
to charge smb. with a crime, to charge a crime upon
smb.  -   ;
_Ex:
to charge with murder   ;
_Ex:
the crimes charged against them ,  
 ;
_Ex:
we ought not to charge what we cannot prove  
 ;
_Ex:
to charge that ... _.    ,  ...
42>   ;  ; ;
_Ex:
to charge smb. with neglecting his duty  - 
  ;
_Ex:
to charge a fault on smb.  - ; 
 -   
43> ,  , ; ;
_Ex:
to charge a high price   ;
_Ex:
how much do you charge for packing?    
?
44>   ;     ;
45> _. ;
_Ex:
to charge to account   ;
_Ex:
charge these goods to me      ;
    ;
_Ex:
shall I charge it?   ;
_Ex:
we shall charge the loss against you    
 ;
_Ex:
to charge the public _.    ;
_Ex:
to charge forward  ;  
;
_Ex:
expenses charged forward     
46> _. ;
_Ex:
our soldiers charged the enemy   

47> , , ; , ;
_Ex:
the police charged the strikers    ;
_Ex:
the dog charged at me    ;
_Ex:
the horses charged into the crowd    ;
_Ex:
our players charge again and again    
   
48>  ()
49>   ,   
50> , 
51> _.   
52> _.   ;
_Ex:
he charges three roses       
53> _. . charge d'affaires

charge account
1> _.    
2> _.    

charge conjugation
1> _.  

charge d'affaires
1> _.   ;
_Ex:
charge d'affaires a. i.    

charge hand
1>  

charge man
1> _. 

charge nurse
1>   

charge off
1> _.   ,   ; 
2>  (-. -.)

charge up
1>  , 

charge-coupled device
1> _.    

charge-off
1> _.   ,   ; 

charge-sheet
1>  ,    
 
2>  

chargeable
1>    ;
_Ex:
a person chargeable with murder _. , 
  
2> ;
_Ex:
signed by the party chargeable   ;
_Ex:
chargeable with money  
3>   ;  ;
_Ex:
this is chargeable to the account of Mr. N.  
   - ;      - ;
_Ex:
repairs chargeable to the owner    ;
_Ex:
chargeable containers _. ,  
4>   ();
_Ex:
chargeable duty on imported goods   
  

charged
1> 
2> , ;
_Ex:
mind charged with fancies ,  ;
_Ex:
the music is charged with passion    
3> _-. , ;
_Ex:
an emotionally charged review  ;
_Ex:
a highly charged political theme  


charged up
1> _. "",  

chargeless
1> 
2>    

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

charging card
1>  
2> _.  

charging current
1> _.  

charging desk
1> _.    ( )

charging file
1> _.   

charging hopper
1> _.    

charging plant
1> _.  

charging slip
1>  

charging spout
1> _.    

charily
1> , 
2> ,  , 

chariness
1> , 
2> , , 

chariot
1> _. 
2> _.  , 
3> _. _. (), ""
4>     
_Id:
to be tied to the chariot of smb.    -
;   -  
5>   
6>   

chariotee
1> _.  

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

chariotry
1> _.    

charism
1> _. _. 
2> _. _.  ;   
 , . 
3> _. ,   (, );
4> _. ;
_Ex:
charism of a political leader  

5> _. , ;
_Ex:
charism of a popular actor   

charisma
1> _. 
2> _.  ;    
, . 
3> ,   (, );
4> ;
_Ex:
charisma of a political leader  

5> , ;
_Ex:
charisma of a popular actor   

charismata
1> _pl.  charisma

charismatic
1> _. 
2>   ;  
   
3> ;
_Ex:
charismatic leader ,   
4> ;  

charitable
1> , ;  ( 
); ;
_Ex:
let's be charitable    ; 
 ()
_Ex:
to put the charitable construction on smth.   -
,  -   
2> ; 
3> , ;
_Ex:
charitable institution  
4> , ; , 

Charites
1> _. _. 

charity
1> ; 
2>  
3>  ;
_Ex:
he left his money to charity     
 
4> ; ; ;
_Ex:
Brother of C.  
5> ; ; ;
_Ex:
with charity for all   
6> , 
7> _.  ( );
_Ex:
to be in charity   
_Id:
charity begins at home    ,    

charity school
1> _.  

charity-boy
1> _.  ;  
2>   
3> _. _. "" ;    

charivary
1> , ; ;  
2>  

chark
1>  ;
_Ex:
chark dealer ,  
2>  
3>  
4> _. ,  
5> _.  
6> 
7> _. 
8> 
9> _. ; 

charka
1> ; 

charkha
1> ; 

charlady
1> _.     ;  

2> _. , . 

charlatan
1> ; ; 
2> , ; -;  

charlatanic
1> 
2> 

charlatanical
1> 
2> 

charlatanry
1> ;  

Charlemagne
1> _.   (   )

Charles's Wain
1> _.   ()

Charleston
1>  ()

Charley
1> _.  ( ); -
2> _.  
3>  
4> _.  "",  ( )
5> _. ; ; ""

Charley-horse
1> _. ,    
2> , 

Charlie
1> _.  "",  ( )
2> _. ; ; ""
3> _. _.  ;  ()

charlock
1> _.   (Sinapis arvensis)

charlotte
1> _. 
_Ex:
charlotte russe  

charm
1> , ; , , ;
_Ex:
her charm of manner  ;
_Ex:
charm of style  ;
_Ex:
he has charm    ;    
2> ;
_Ex:
displaying all her charms    
3> ;  ; , ;
_Ex:
to be under a charm  
4> 
5> , 
6> ;
_Ex:
charm bracelet   
7> _. _. , 
8> _. ,  (  )
_Id:
like a charm  ; , ,  
_Id:
these tablets act like a charm    
9> , ;
_Ex:
I am charmed with your children   ;
_Ex:
she charmed everybody   ;
_Ex:
I'll be charmed to meet your family   
   
10> ; ;
_Ex:
the witch charmed the princess and she fell asleep 
 ,   
11>  ( , )
_Ex:
to charm warts (away)  
12>  ()
13> _. 

charm away
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
she charmed away his sorrow    
2>   ( -  )

charm out
1> , 

charm school
1> _. " " (  , 
 . .)

charmed
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
charmed circle  ; _.  
 ;
_Ex:
charmed audience  ;
_Ex:
charmed life (Shakespeare)  ( ,  
. .)
2> _. ,  ( )
3>  ,   ( )

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

charmeuse
1> _.  ( )

charmful
1> , 

charming
1> , , ;
_Ex:
charming girl  ;
_Ex:
charming smile  ;
_Ex:
what a charming idea!   !;
_Ex:
that would be charming of you      
 

charmless
1> ; ; ; 
  

charmlike
1>   ; 

charmonium
1> _. , 

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

charnel house
1> ; 
2> 

Charon
1> _. _. ,   
2> , 

charpie
1> 

charpoy
1> _. ,  

charqued
1>  ( )

charqui
1> ,  

charring
1> 
2> 

