commend
1> ; ;
_Ex:
his work was highly commended    ;
    
2> , ;
_Ex:
this book doesn't commend itself to me    
 
3> _.  (-);
_Ex:
she commended her child to her sister's care  
    
4> _.   
5> _.  

commendable
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
commendable efforts  ;
_Ex:
to be commendable  

commendation
1> _. ; 
2> _. 
3> _. _. ;
_Ex:
commendation list _.    
4>  _pl. _.  
5> _.     ,


commendatory
1> 
2> ;
_Ex:
commendatory letter  

commensal
1> 
2> _. 

commensalism
1> _.  ( )

commensurability
1> 
2> 

commensurable
1> ; 
2> 
_Ex:
he was a big man, very tall and of commensurable weight 
  ,     

commensurate
1> ; ;
_Ex:
the pay should be commensurate with the work  
 
2> ;
_Ex:
business and poetry are not commensurate    -
 

commensuration
1> ; 
2> ; , 

comment
1> ,  , ;
_Ex:
to make comments on a text  , 
  ;
_Ex:
to call for comments   ;
_Ex:
comment is needless  ;
_Ex:
no comment!   !;    
  !
_Ex:
the judge's comment _.  
2> 
3>  ; ;
_Ex:
what comments have you about my son's behaviour?  
       ?
4> , ;
_Ex:
his strange behaviour has been causing comment in the
neigbourhood       
5>   , ;
_Ex:
topic and comment are often used in linguistic literature to
denote the theme and the rheme  topic  comment 
      ""
 ""
6> ; , ;
_Ex:
to comment on a text  
7> ;   ;
_Ex:
everyone commented on her new hat    
;
_Ex:
she commented that it was time for us to go home  ,
     
8>   ;
_Ex:
several people commented on his absence  
    
9>   , 

commentary
1> ;
_Ex:
running commentary ;
_Ex:
to keep up a running commentary on a match  (-,
)  ;
2>  
3> _.  
4> _. , , ;
_Ex:
the Commentaries of Caesar "   "
( )

commentate
1> ; , ;
_Ex:
to commentate on a text  
2>  ;
_Ex:
he commentates on football matches for television  
  

commentation
1> _. , 

commentator
1> , 
2> ; 

commerce
1> , ;
_Ex:
home commerce  ;
_Ex:
foreign commerce  ;
_Ex:
Chamber of C.  
2> ;
_Ex:
to have but little commerce with one's neighbours 
  
3> _.   (. )

commerce-destroyer
1> _.       
, 

commercial
1> _. _.   
2> _. _. ,  ; ,
    
3> _. _.  
4> _. _.  
5> _. 
6> , ;
_Ex:
commercial transaction  ;
_Ex:
commercial treaty  ;  ;
_Ex:
commercial law  ,  ;
_Ex:
commercial court  ;
_Ex:
commercial correspondence  ;
_Ex:
commercial attache  ;
_Ex:
commercial aviation  ;
_Ex:
commercial traveller 
7> , , ; ;
_Ex:
commercial film  ();
_Ex:
commercial broadcast    
8>  ;
_Ex:
quantities of oil   
9> 
10> _. ;
_Ex:
soda  ;
_Ex:
tests  

commercial art
1>   (, , )

commercial break
1> _. _.      

commercial college
1> - 

commercial drive
1>  , 

commercial fertilizer
1> _-.  

commercial paper
1>   
2> _.  

commercial vehicles
1>  ,  

commercialese
1>   

commercialism
1>  , 
2> ,    
3>  

commerciality
1> ; 

commercialization
1>  , ;
_Ex:
commercialization of arts    

2>   

commercialize
1>   ,  ; 
  ;
_Ex:
to commercialize sport   
2>    

commere
1> -; -

Commie
1> _. 

comminate
1> ,  
2> 
3> ;  

commination
1>  
2> 
3> _.   (    )

comminatory
1> _. 
2> _. 

commingle
1> _. , 
2> _. , ;
_Ex:
incapable of commingling 

comminute
1>  ,   
2> 
3> ,    
4> ,     ()

comminuted
1> , ,   ;
_Ex:
comminuted fracture _.  

comminution
1> , 
2> 

comminutor
1> ; 

commiserable
1> _.  

commiserate
1> _. , ;  
;
_Ex:
to commiserate with smb on his loss  -
     

commiseration
1> _. , ; 

commissariat
1> _. 
2> 
3> _.  
4> _.  

commissary
1> 
2> 
3>   ( )
4> 
5> - 
6> _. 
7> _.  () 
8> _. 

commission
1> , ;
_Ex:
to hold a commission from the government 
 ;
_Ex:
to act within one's commission   
;
_Ex:
to go beyond one's commission  ;
_Ex:
in commission  , 
2> ;
_Ex:
to carry out a commission successfully  

3>  ( );
_Ex:
the commission for the new theatre was given to a well-known
architect      

4> _. 
5>  , ;
_Ex:
bank commission  ;
_Ex:
buying commission    ;
_Ex:
commission sale  ;
_Ex:
to charge 5 % commission  5 % 
6> , ;
_Ex:
commission of conciliation  ;
_Ex:
commission of inquiry   , 
;
_Ex:
permanent commission  ,  ;
_Ex:
to appoint a commission under Mr. Smith  
  - ;
_Ex:
to sit on the government commission  
 
7>  
8>   
9> ,  
10> ,      
 
11>  ;
_Ex:
commission of murder  
_Id:
in commission  ;
_Id:
to put one's car in commission  
;
_Id:
a ship in commission ,   ;
_Id:
to come into commission    ( );
_Id:
out of commission  ;
_Id:
out TV set is out of commission     
12> ; 
13>   
14>   ;
_Ex:
he was commissioned a general in 1939    
  1939 
15> ;
_Ex:
to commission an artist to paint a picture  

16> _.   
17> _.  ()  
18> _.   

commission agent
1> 

commission broker
1> 

commission merchant
1> 

Commission of the Peace
1> _.   

commissionaire
1>  ( ); 
2> 
_Ex:
the Corps of Commissionaries  
,  ,  (
   1959 )

commissioned
1>  
2>    
3> _.   ;
_Ex:
commissioned officer ;
_Ex:
commissioned and non-commissioned officers   
4>   ,   
( )

commissioner
1>  , ; ;
_Ex:
road commissioner _.   

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

commissioning
1>      

commissure
1> , 
2> _. _. , , 

commit
1> ;
_Ex:
to commit an error  ;
_Ex:
to commit a breach of the peace   ;
_Ex:
to commit suicide   , 
 
2> , ;
_Ex:
to commit a task to smb  - ;
_Ex:
to commit a child to the care of a nurse  
 
3>  ( , );
_Ex:
to commit a bill _.    ;
_Ex:
I committed it to a friend for safe-keeping   
  ;
_Ex:
to commit for trial   , 
  
4> ;   - ;
_Ex:
to commit a body to the ground   ;
_Ex:
to commit to the flames  ;
_Ex:
to commit to oblivion  ;
_Ex:
to commit to memory , ;
_Ex:
to commit to paper 
5>  ();
_Ex:
to commit to prison   , ;
_Ex:
he was committed to a lunatic asylum    
 
6> _.      ;
_Ex:
he was found guilty and commited    ,
  ;
_Ex:
I'll have you committed!     !
7>   , ;
_Ex:
he has committed himself to support his brother's children
        ;
_Ex:
don't commit yourself _.   ! ()
8>  ,   (-);  
  ;
_Ex:
to be committed to neutralism    

9> _.   ;
_Ex:
to commit to attack   
_Id:
he that commits a fault, thinks everyone speaks of it
_.  ,       ;
   

commitment
1> ;
_Ex:
treaty commitments  ;
_Ex:
to meet commitments  ;
_Ex:
to make no commitments    ;
_Ex:
come and look around our shop without commitment 
,      -  
 
2> , , 
3> _.    
4> ,   
5>   
6> ()    
7> ; ;
_Ex:
political commitment  
8>  ()
9> _. ,   ;
_Ex:
commitment to action   

committal
1> ,   
2> ()    
3> ; ;
_Ex:
enthusiastic committal to the cause   
4> 

committed
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
committed theatre  ;
_Ex:
a committed nurse  -   

committee
1> , ;
_Ex:
executive  ;
_Ex:
credentials committee    ;
 ;
_Ex:
joint committee   
;
_Ex:
strike committee  ;
_Ex:
committee English   ;
_Ex:
committee room   ;
_Ex:
committee of action  ;
_Ex:
Political and Security C.    
   ( );
_Ex:
C. of the whole _.   ,  
   ;
_Ex:
C. of Ways and Means _.    
2>     ;
_Ex:
in committee   ;
_Ex:
on the committee are ...     ...,
   ...;
_Ex:
to go into C. _.    
;
_Ex:
the House goes into C. _.    
3> , 
_Id:
committee of one  

committee stage
1> _.   (  
,     )

committeeman
1>    

committeeship
1> _. , 

committor
1>  (. -),   


commix
1> 
2> 

commixture
1> _. 
2> _. , 

commode
1> 
2>    
3> _. _. 
4>  
5>       (XYII-XYIII )

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

commodity
1>  _pl.  , ,   
;
_Ex:
staple commodities  ,  ;
_Ex:
commodity production _.  ;
_Ex:
commodity exchange  ;
_Ex:
commodity turnover 
2> _. 

commodore
1> _.  (  )
2> _.   
3> _.  
4> _.   
5>    ;   
;
_Ex:
the C. of the Cunard line    
6>  (   -)
7> _.  (. air commodore)

common
1>  ;  
2> _. 
3>    ;   
;
_Ex:
common of pasturage    
4> ,  
_Id:
in common , ;  (-);
_Id:
to hold property in common   ;
_Id:
to have nothing in common with smth., smb.   
  -, -;
_Id:
nothing out of the common  
5> ; ;
_Ex:
common language  ;
_Ex:
common efforts  ;
_Ex:
common interests  ;
_Ex:
common advantage  ,  ;
_Ex:
by common consent   ;
_Ex:
a contribution to the common cause    ;
_Ex:
to make common cause  
6> ,     ;
_Ex:
common parentage  ,  
7> , , ;
_Ex:
common property  ; _.  ;
  ( );
_Ex:
common land  ;
_Ex:
common kitchen  
8>  ; , ;
_Ex:
common error  ;
_Ex:
this word is in common use in English   
   ;
_Ex:
it is common knowledge that ... ,  ...
9> , , ;
_Ex:
common the common people  ;
_Ex:
common salt  ;
_Ex:
common species _.  ;
_Ex:
common year  ;
_Ex:
common soldier _. ;
_Ex:
man of no common abilities   ;
_Ex:
common labour  ;
_Ex:
common sight  ;
_Ex:
common honesty  ;
_Ex:
this sort of weather is quite common   - 

10> _. ;
_Ex:
common fraction  ;
_Ex:
common logarithm  
11> , ; ;
_Ex:
common manners  ;
_Ex:
common expression  ;
_Ex:
she has a common look    
12> ,  ; ;
_Ex:
common clothes  ;
_Ex:
common wool  
13> _. ;
_Ex:
common case  
14> _. ;
_Ex:
common multiple  
_Id:
common woman ;
_Id:
common shell _.   ;
_Id:
at the common rate   ;
_Id:
(as) common as dirt  , 

common balm
1> _.  ,   (Melissa
officinalis)

common carrier
1>  ;   

2>   
3>       

common chord
1> _. 

common cold
1> ; 

common core
1>     ( )

common council
1>  ,  

common denominator
1> _.  

Common Era
1>  ,  

common grave
1> ,  

common grount
1>  ;  ; ;
_Ex:
when it comes to the cinema we're on common grount 
   ,    ;
_Ex:
common grount! !;    !

common law
1> _.  

common lawyer
1>  -    

Common Market
1>  

Common Marketeer
1>    (.  )

common measure
1> _.     
(2/2  4/4)

common name
1> _.   
2>   (, )

common noun
1> _.   

common nuisance
1> " ",    
 

common pleas
1> _.    
2> (..) _.   
3> _.  

common prayer
1>  (  )
2> _.   

common room
1>    ;
_Ex:
senior common room ;
_Ex:
junior common room    
2>   ( )

common school
1> _.  

common scold
1>  

common seal
1> _.  , 

common sense
1>  ;  

common shares
1> _.    

common stock
1> _.    

common swallow
1> _.   (Hirundo rustica)
2> _.   (Chaetura pelagica)

common time
1> _.     
(2/2  4/4)

