colour-book
1>    

colour-box
1>    
2> _.  

colour-code
1>  ;
_Ex:
to identify by means of a colour-code   

colour-fast
1>  ( )
2>  ( )

colour-filter
1> 

colour-free
1> ; 

colour-grade
1>  ,  

colour-key
1>  ;
_Ex:
to identify by means of a colour-key   

colour-scheme
1>  , 

colourant
1> , 

colourcast
1>   
2>   ,   
3>   ,   

coloured
1>   
2>   ; , 
3> , 
4> ;
_Ex:
coloured shirt  ;
_Ex:
coloured inc  ;   ;
_Ex:
coloured photograph  ;
_Ex:
coloured map   ;
_Ex:
coloured hogs _-.   
5> _-.    ,  
  "" 
6> , ;
_Ex:
coloured statement  
7> , 
8> 

colourful
1> , ;
_Ex:
colourful wings of butterfly   
2> , ;
_Ex:
colourful language  ;
_Ex:
a colourful period in history  


colouring
1>  
2>  
3>    
4> 
5>  , 
6> , , ;
_Ex:
protective colouring _.  
7> ;
_Ex:
tell the whole story without colouring   
,  

colourist
1> -

colourless
1> , ;
_Ex:
colourless speech  ;
_Ex:
colourless person  

colourwash
1>  
2>   

colourway
1>  , 

colportage
1>   (.  ) 

colporteur
1> _.     (. 
)

Colt
1>  (  )
_Ex:
Colt machine-gun   

colt
1> , ,     4 
2> _. 
3> _. 
_Ex:
to cast one's colt's teeth 

colter
1> _-.  , ; 

coltish
1> , , , 

coltsfoot
1> _. -- ,  
(Tussilago farfara)
2> _.   (Asarum europaeum)

colubrine
1> _. ; 

columbaria
1> _pl.  columbarium

columbarium
1> 
2> 
3>   

columbary
1> 

Columbia
1>  , , 
2> _.      
3>    
4> _.  (  16 )

columbic
1> _. 

columbine
1> _.  (Aquilegia gen.)
2> 

Columbine
1> 

columbite
1> _. ,  

columbium
1> _. 

columella
1> _.    (  )
2> _.   ( )
3> _.    ( )
4> _.  (  )
5> . 

columellae
1> _pl.  columella

column
1> _. 
2> ();
_Ex:
column of water  
_Ex:
column of mercury    
3> , ; ;
_Ex:
newspaper column  ;
_Ex:
column of figures  ;
_Ex:
in our columns    
4> , , ;
_Ex:
financial column  ;  
5> ;     
6> _. , , 
7> _. ;
_Ex:
close column  ;
_Ex:
column of files   
8> _. ;
_Ex:
absorbing column  
9> _.  ()
10> _.  (  . .)
11> _. _.  ;
_Ex:
in column   
12> _. ,  

columnar
1> ;
_Ex:
columnar order _.  
2>   
3>  , ;
_Ex:
columnarmake-up _.  
4> _. , ; ;
_Ex:
columnar structure _. ,   


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

columniation
1> _.   
2> _.  
3>      

columnist
1> -,   - ;

2>      

colure
1> _. 

colza
1> 
2> _.  (Brassica napus  oleifera)

colza oil
1>    

com-
1>    .   :
2> , 
_Ex:
commixture ;
_Ex:
compete ;
3> , 
_Ex:
compatible ;
4> , 
_Ex:
commit ;
_Ex:
complete 

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

comae
1> _pl.  coma

comaker
1> ,        
 

comanage
1>     (-.)

Comanche
1>  (    
 )
2>   

comate
1> 

comatose
1> _. 
2> _. , ; , ;
_Ex:
a comatose economy  

comb
1> , ; 
2> , ;
_Ex:
your hair needs a good comb    

3> 
4> _. , 
5> _.  
6>  ();  ()
7>  ()
8>  ()
9> _.  ()
10>  ;
_Ex:
comb honey  
_Id:
to cut the comb of smb.    -.,  
 -.
11> ; ;
_Ex:
to comb one's hair ,  ;
_Ex:
to comb a horse   ;
_Ex:
to comb wool  ;
_Ex:
to comb flax  (, ) ;  
12>  (  . .);
_Ex:
she combed the files for the missing letter  
     
13>   (   . .)
14>  ( );
_Ex:
the waves combed over the vessel    
15> , 
16> _. ,  
_Id:
to comb smb.'s hair the wrong way  - 
;
_Id:
to comb smb.'s hair for him   -, 
- ;
_Id:
to comb (smb.'s) head with a three-legged stool , 
(-.)
17>  , , 
18>    

comb out
1> 
2> ; 
3>   ()
4>   (   . .)
5>  (  . .)

comb-out
1> ;  
2> 
3>  (,  )
4>  ()

combat
1> , ;
_Ex:
single combat , ;
_Ex:
combat readiness ,  
2> ; , ;
_Ex:
continuous combat  ;
_Ex:
a combat between two systems   

3> , 
4> _. ;
_Ex:
combat operations  , ;
_Ex:
combat aviation  ;
_Ex:
combat area   ;   
;
_Ex:
combat echelon  ;
_Ex:
combat formation  ;  ;
_Ex:
combat command  ;
_Ex:
combat liaison   ;
_Ex:
combat order  ,  ; 
;
_Ex:
combat outpost  ;
_Ex:
combat team  ,  ;
_Ex:
combat ration  ;
_Ex:
combat troops  ;
_Ex:
combat zone  ,   
5>  , 
6> ;
_Ex:
to combat unemployment   ;
_Ex:
to combat a tendency   ;
_Ex:
the whole town turned out to combat the fire  
   

combat ceiling
1> _.   ()

combat fatigue
1>   ;  

combat-ready
1> _. ;   ;   ;
_Ex:
combat-ready rocket    

combatant
1> 
2>  
3> _.  
4> _.  
5> ; ;
_Ex:
combatant forces  ;
_Ex:
combatant officer  ;
_Ex:
combatant value  ; ;
_Ex:
combatant suit _.   
6> ; , ;
7> , ;

combative
1> ; , ;
_Ex:
a combative spirit  
2> , ;
_Ex:
he is combative by nature    

combativity
1> 
2>  ;   ()

combe
1>    

comber
1> _. 
2> _.  
3>    
4> _.   (Serranus cabrilla)

combies
1> _. . _pl.   , , 

combinability
1>  (  . .)

combinate
1> ; ;
_Ex:
to combinate forces  ;
_Ex:
to combinate harshness and softness  
 
2> ; , 
3> ;
_Ex:
oil and water do not combinate     
4> ; 
5> _. , 
6> _. 
7>  
8>     

combination
1> , ;
_Ex:
in combination  ,  ;
_Ex:
phraseological combination  
2> , , 
3> , , 
4> . _pl.   , , 
5>  ,  ;
_Ex:
combination body _.    
6>    
7>     ();
_Ex:
the combination of the safe   
8>   ,  
9> _. 
10> _. ;
_Ex:
combination reaction  
11> _.  ()   

combination lock
1>   ,  

combination room
1>  ()   

combination sentry
1>    (   . .)

combinational
1> 

combinative
1> ; 

combinatorial
1> _. ;
_Ex:
combinatorial topology  

combinatorics
1> _. 

combine
1> _. _. , ; ;
_Ex:
political combine  ;
_Ex:
international publishing combine  

2> , -
3>  
4>  
5> _.   ( ,
   )
6> ; ;
_Ex:
to combine forces  ;
_Ex:
to combine harshness and softness    
7> ; , 
8> ;
_Ex:
oil and water do not combine     
9> ; 
10> _. , 
11> _. 
12>  

combine harvester
1> _-. 

combined
1> ; ;
_Ex:
combined efforts  ;
_Ex:
combined drill _-.  ;
_Ex:
combined rake _-.  () ;
_Ex:
combined arms operation _.  
2> _. , ;
_Ex:
combined water  () 

combing
1> , 
2> ,     
3>  ()
4>  (  . .)
5> _. () 
6> _.  
7> _.  " "

combing jacket
1>  

combing wools
1> _.   

combing-machine
1> _.  

combining form
1>   

combining power
1>  (  . .)

combo
1> _. _. , 
2> _.   
3> _.   ,  
4> _.  ,   

combs
1> .  .  . . _.   ( 
)

comburent
1>  

combust
1> , 
2> , ;
_Ex:
crisis combusted  

combustibility
1> , 

combustible
1>  _pl. , 
2> ,  ;
_Ex:
combustible mixture  
3> ;
_Ex:
combustible character  

combustion
1> , ;
_Ex:
spontaneous combustion , ;
_Ex:
combustion chamber _.  ;
_Ex:
combustion engine   ;
_Ex:
combustion stroke _.   () ()
2> _.  ( );
_Ex:
combustion analysis   
3> _.  ;
_Ex:
he is seething with inner combustion     

combustor
1> _.  

come
1> ; ;
_Ex:
to come to the office   ;
_Ex:
to come home  ;
_Ex:
to come down , ;
_Ex:
please ask him to come down ,  
 ;
_Ex:
the curtain came down  ;
_Ex:
to come up ,  ;
_Ex:
I saw him coming up the hill  ,   
 ;
_Ex:
the diver came up at last    
;
_Ex:
the curtain came up  ;
_Ex:
to come along the street   ;
_Ex:
I saw him coming along the road  ,     ;
_Ex:
to come by  ;
_Ex:
I will wait here until he comes by    ,
    ();
_Ex:
to come forward  ,  ( );
_Ex:
volunteers, come forward , !;
_Ex:
to come in ;
_Ex:
ask him to come in   ;
_Ex:
to come into a room   ;
_Ex:
to come out ;
_Ex:
when he came out it was dark    ( ),
  ;
_Ex:
the moon has come out  ;
_Ex:
to come out of one's shell    ;
_Ex:
to come back ,  ;
_Ex:
he will come back  ;
_Ex:
to come late  ;
_Ex:
to come to smb. for advice   -  ;
_Ex:
he often comes to see me    ;
_Ex:
come and see what I have found  , 
 
2> , ;
_Ex:
the train comes at three o'clock     ;
_Ex:
he came to London last night     
;
_Ex:
he has come a long way   
3> ; ;
_Ex:
I'm coming with you    ;
_Ex:
come! !, !;
_Ex:
coming! !, !;
_Ex:
are you coming my way?     ?
_Ex:
to come past  ;
_Ex:
a number of people came past    ;
_Ex:
the soldier had orders not to let anybody come past 
    ;
_Ex:
to come and go    ;
_Ex:
we have come many miles    
4> , ;
_Ex:
the girl started when he came hear  ,
  ;
_Ex:
I now come to the third point     

5> , ;
_Ex:
the forest came to the very bank     ;
_Ex:
does the railway come right to the town?  
    ?;
_Ex:
his voice came to me through the mist   
   ;
_Ex:
through the open window came the sounds of a piano 
    ;
_Ex:
it came to me that...   , ...,  
, ...;
_Ex:
it came to me at last that...    
, ...
6> , ;
_Ex:
your bill comes to $10     ;
_Ex:
his earnings come to $1,000 a year   
   ;
_Ex:
let us put it all together and see what it will come to
     ,  
7>  ( -);
_Ex:
it all comes to the same thing      
 ;
_Ex:
what he knows does not come to much   ;
_Ex:
to come to nothing  ,   ; 
 
8>  ( -);  (-);
_Ex:
to come to an understanding   , ;
_Ex:
to come to a decision  ;
_Ex:
to come to an end   , 
9> , ;
_Ex:
spring came  ;
_Ex:
a crisis is coming  ;
_Ex:
his turn came   ,   ;
_Ex:
ill luck came to me   ;
_Ex:
dinner came at last   ;
_Ex:
success is yet to come   
10> , ;
_Ex:
the time to come ;
_Ex:
the years to come  ;
_Ex:
the life to come  ;
_Ex:
orders to come  ;
_Ex:
for three months to come     
11> , ;
_Ex:
an idea came into his head     ,  
 ;
_Ex:
inspiration came to him    ;
_Ex:
it came to me    ;  ;
_Ex:
it comes to me that I owe you money  ,  
 ;
_Ex:
his colour came and went   ,  
_Ex:
he tried to speak but no word would come from his mouth 
 - ,      
12> ;
_Ex:
on what page does it come?    ?
13> ; ; ;
_Ex:
this comes from disobedience    ;
_Ex:
how did it come that you quarrelled?    ?
_Ex:
no harm will come to you     ; 
  ;
_Ex:
be ready for whatever comes    ;
_Ex:
come what may   
14> , , ;
_Ex:
to come to good   ;
_Ex:
to come to no good  ;
_Ex:
to come to harm ;   , ;
_Ex:
it will come all right in the end     
 ;
_Ex:
nothing came of the matter      ;
15> no good will come of it     
,     ;
_Ex:
a dream that came true  ;
_Ex:
the dress would not come as she wanted   
,   ;
_Ex:
her jelly won't come     ;
_Ex:
the butter came very quickly todey   
 
16> ,  ;
_Ex:
this word comes from Latin    ;
_Ex:
this book comes from his library     ;
_Ex:
he comes from London    ;
_Ex:
she comes from a well-known family   
 
17> ;
_Ex:
the house is coming to his son after his death  
   
18> , , ;
_Ex:
the corn comes  ;
_Ex:
the barley had come remarkably well    
19> _. _. ,  (-);
_Ex:
to come a trick over one's pal    
 
20> _.  , 
21> (. come on, come now)  . .  :
22>    -. : !, !,
!;
_Ex:
come out with it, boy , , 
23> , :   !;
_Ex:
what? He here! Oh! come, come! ?  ?!   !
24> : !, , !;
_Ex:
come, come, you shouldn't speak like that!  ,  
  !;
_Ex:
now come! be patient!  ;  ;
_Ex:
come, come, don't be so foolish! , ,  !
25>  . . :
() ,   (- );
_Ex:
a fortnight come Sunday    () 
 ;
_Ex:
it'll be a year come Monday since he left  
 ,   
26>  ();  ();
_Ex:
to come into notice  ;
_Ex:
author who is beginning to come into notice , 
  ;
_Ex:
to come into the public eye    
;
_Ex:
to come into prominence  
27>  ( );  ( );
_Ex:
he came into some money      ;
_Ex:
he came into an inheritance   
28>  ( );
_Ex:
to come into office   ;   ;
_Ex:
he came into power    
29>  ( ,  );
_Ex:
to come into conflict   ;
_Ex:
to come into collision ,   
30>  (  )
_Ex:
to come into flower ,   ; 
  ;
_Ex:
to come into ear ,   
31>  ( , );
_Ex:
to come into use   ;
_Ex:
to come into disuse   
32>  ( );
_Ex:
to come into effect   ;
_Ex:
to come into operation    ;
  
33>  ( , );
_Ex:
to come within the terms of reference   ;
_Ex:
that doesn't come within my duties     

34> , 
_Ex:
to come natural  ;
_Ex:
to come easy   ;
_Ex:
it came as a surprise    ;
_Ex:
it will come very cheap to you     
35> ; 
_Ex:
they come in all shapes    ,  
;
_Ex:
the dress comes in three sizes    
;
_Ex:
this soup comes in a can      
36>       
 ,  ;
_Ex:
he came riding   ;
_Ex:
he came galloping   ;
_Ex:
he came running  ;
_Ex:
the rain came pouring  
_Id:
to come home   ;    ,   ;
  ;
_Id:
to come home to smb.   - ; 
-   ,    - ;
_Id:
to come short of smth.    -; 
;  ;   , 
_Id:
her money came short of her expenditure    
 ;
_Id:
this comes short of accepted standards   
 ;
_Id:
to come to a head  ( ); ,  
 ;
_Id:
to come to light ,  ;
_Id:
to come in sight , ;
_Id:
oh, come off it! _. _. !,  !;
!, !, !;
_Id:
off your perch (your high horse)!  !, 
 !;
_Id:
come off the grass!      !; 
!;  !;  !;
_Id:
to come out of action _.   ;   ;
_Id:
come out of that!  !,  !,  !;
_Id:
to come a long way 
_Id:
to come the old soldier over smb.  -, 
-; ,  -;
_Id:
come quick! _.   ;
_Id:
to come one's way   - ;
_Id:
to come to the point    ;  
( );
_Id:
to come into play  ;  ,
;
_Id:
to come it strong _.   ;  
;  ,  ;
_Id:
that is coming it a little too strong   !;
_Id:
not to know whether one is coming or going ,
 ;  ,    ;
_Id:
come day, go day    -  ;
_Id:
it's come day, go day with him      ;
  -  ;
_Id:
everything comes him who waits  ,  ;
    ;
_Id:
after dinner comes the reckoning  - !; 
 -    ;
_Id:
he who comes uncalled, sits unserved    -
  

come about
1> , ;
_Ex:
it came about this way    
2> , ;
_Ex:
good books come about as the result of hard work 
     
3> _. ,    

come across
1>  ,   ;
_Ex:
your speech came across very well   
 
2> _.  ;
_Ex:
she came across   
3> _. ,  - ;
_Ex:
he came across to me as a very nice person   
  
4> _. _.  , ;
_Ex:
I'll make him come across with the money   
 
5> _.    ; 

come again
1> _. _. ;
_Ex:
come again? ,  ,   ?

come along
1>  ;
_Ex:
come along! !, !;
_Ex:
come along, it's nearly twelve ,  
;
_Ex:
I want you to come along  ,     
2>  ( -);
_Ex:
we explained our proposal but he would not come along 
  ,      
3> ; ;
_Ex:
how are you coming along?     ?
_Ex:
how is your work coming along?    ?
_Ex:
how are your carnations coming along?  () 
?
4> , ;
_Ex:
these things come along when you least expect them 
 ,     

come and go
1>    ;
_Ex:
come-and-go people  

come apart
1> ;
_Ex:
the book just came apart in my hands   
   
2>  , ;   
 

