conditioning
1> ,    
;
_Ex:
conditioning of grain  
2> _.      

3>  
4> _. 
5> _.  
6>  , .   

7> _.  (   . .)
8> _.   
9> _.  ()

condo
1> _.   -;  

condo-conversion
1>  ,     
    

condolatory
1>  , ;
_Ex:
condolatory visit    

condole
1>  , ;
_Ex:
I condole with you upon the loss of mother  
     
2> _. ; , 

condolence
1>  _pl. , ;
_Ex:
to present one's condolences to smb.  
 -.
_Ex:
please accept my condolences    

condolent
1>  , 

condom
1> 

condominium
1> , ,  
2> ,     
 
3> -;   ,   
    
4>   -;  

condonable
1> ;    

condonation
1>  ( , ); ;

2> _.      (
  ),   

condone
1>  ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
good friends will condone each other's faults 
    
2>  ( ); ;
;   (   . .)
3> _.   
4> ;
_Ex:
good qualities that condone his many shortcomings 
,    

condor
1> _.  (Vultur gryphus)
2> ,     ( 
    1933 .)

condottiere
1> _. 
2> ,       ;
-

condottieri
1> _pl.  condottiere

conduce
1>  (-.);  ( -);
_Ex:
to conduce to success  

conducive
1> , ;
_Ex:
early rising is conducive to health   
 ;
_Ex:
conducive to appetite  

conduct
1> ;
_Ex:
good conduct  ;
_Ex:
infamous conduct   
(. );
_Ex:
the rules of conduct  
2> , ;
_Ex:
conduct of a busintss  ;
_Ex:
conduct of war  ;
_Ex:
conduct of fire _.  
3> , ;  (   . .);
_Ex:
the guide conducted the party round the museum  
  ;
_Ex:
he was conducted over the school   ;
_Ex:
to conduct to a seat   
4> , ; ;
_Ex:
to conduct a meeting  ;
_Ex:
to conduct siege  ;
_Ex:
to conduct an expedition  
5> refl  ;
_Ex:
he conducts himself well    ;
_Ex:
I like the way your children conduct themselves  
  
6>  (, );
_Ex:
he conducts at all the big concerts    
 
7>  ;
_Ex:
she's conducted on buses for twenty years   20 
  
8> _.  (, );  
9> _. ,  (, )

conduct sheet
1> ,     
2> _.  ()   

conduct-money
1> _. ,      
2> _.      
3> _. ,      
  

conductance
1> _. ; 

conducted tour
1>      
 

conductibility
1> _. ; 

conduction
1> _. ;
_Ex:
conduction of heat 
2>  (    . .)
3> _.  

conductive
1> _. ;
_Ex:
conductive body 

conductivity
1> _.  ;  
2> _. ; 
3> _.    ; 


conductometry
1> _. 

conductor
1>  (, )
2> _. _-.  
3> , ;
_Ex:
conductor of a party  ;
_Ex:
conductor of an expedition  
4>  ()
5> 
6> _. 
7> _. ;  ()
8> 
9> _.  ()

conductress
1> - (, )

conduit
1> ,  (); 
2> _.  ; 
3> ,  
4> _. ;
_Ex:
the conduits through which the produce of the East flowed
in ,   ( )   

conduplicate
1> _.  

condyle
1> _. 

condyloma
1> _. 

condylomata
1> _pl.  condyloma

cone
1> _. ;
_Ex:
cone of rays _.  
2> , 
3> _. , 
4>  ( )
5> -.   ;
_Ex:
cone speaker _.  
6> ,  ()
7>   ,  ( )
8> _. .    
9> _.  ( )
10> _.   (  , )
11>   
12> . pass   ()

cone flower
1> _.  (Rudbeckia gen.)

cone off
1>    (  )

cone shell
1> _.  (    Conidae)

cones
1> _.     (  
 )

Conestoga
1>     
2>   
3> _.    ( )

coney
1>  " "
2> _. 

confab
1> _. _.  confabulation
2> _. _.  confabulate

confabulate
1>  , 
2> 
3> _. () ; , 
(  )

confabulation
1>  
2> . 
3> _. () ; , ;
 

confabulator
1> 
2>  

confabulatory
1> 

confect
1>  
2> , 
3> _. , ;
_Ex:
to confect a story  

confection
1>   
2>  , .    
3> ;  
4> _.   , .   ;
 
5> _.  ,  
6>  ,   . .
7>  
8>      

confectionary
1>  
2> 
3> 
4>  
5>  

confectioner
1> ;
_Ex:
confectioners sugar _.  

confectionery
1> 
2>  
3>  

confederacy
1> ; ;  
2> () 
3> (the C.) _. _.  (11-  ,
  1860-61 ;)

confederal
1>   ;
_Ex:
confederal association  
()
2> _. 

confederalist
1>    

confederate
1>  , 
2> _. ,  ()
3> (C.) _. _. ,   
  1861-65 ; ;   
4> ; ; 
5> (C.) _. _.    ( );
_Ex: . uniform    ;
_Ex: . States of America _. _. 
  (  
  )
6>   , ()
7>   , ()

confederation
1> , ;
_Ex: . of British Industry  

2> (the C.) _. _.  ( ;
1781-89)

confederationist
1>    

confederative
1> 

confer
1> , , ;
_Ex:
to confer a title upon smb.   -;
_Ex:
to confer a degree   ;
_Ex:
to confer knighthood  ;
_Ex:
your trust confers an honour on me   
  
2> ,  ;
_Ex:
to confer with one's lawyer   

conferee
1> _.  ,   
2> ;   , ,  
. .

conference
1> , ;
_Ex:
international conference  ;
_Ex:
Heads-of-Government C.   ;
_Ex:
conference desk    
2>  , , ;
_Ex:
to be in conference   , ; ;
; _.  ,  ;
_Ex:
the director is in conference now   ;
   
3>  ();  (); 
( )
4>    ;
_Ex:
conference rate _.   
5> _.  (,  , )

conference call
1>   
2>  (, ),  
   
3> _.   

conference table
1>    ( );
_Ex:
general settlement around a conference table 
   

conferencier
1> _. , ; 
2> _.  , 
3> _. 

conferencing
1>    - 

conferential
1>   ,   . .

conferment
1>  ();  (); 
()

conferral
1>  ();  (); 
()

conferruminate
1> _.   (   . .)

confess
1> ;
_Ex:
to confess a fault  
2> , ;
_Ex:
the prisoner refused to confess   ;
_Ex:
to confess that one has done smth. amiss   
;
_Ex:
I confess I was surprised to hear it _. ,
  .  
3> _. 
4> _. 

confessant
1> _. 

confessed
1> ,  , ;
_Ex:
she is a confessed alcoholic    ,  

confessedly
1>   ; 
2>   , ;
_Ex:
it is confessedly difficult to admit one's mistake  ,
    
3>    , ;
() 

confession
1> ,  ( )
2>  (,   . .);
_Ex:
extrajudicial confession _.  ;
_Ex:
confession of signature   
3> _. 
4>   (. C. of Faith)
5> ;   -.  

6> ,      

confessional
1> _. ;
_Ex:
the secrets of the confessional  
2> , ;
_Ex:
confessional strife    
;
_Ex:
division along confessional lines  () 
   
3> ;
_Ex:
confessional prose  

confessionalism
1> _. ,   
 

confessionary
1>   , 

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

confetti
1> _pl. 

confidant
1> ,  

confidante
1> ;   ()
2>   

confide
1> ;
_Ex:
we confide in our friends    
2> ,   ;
_Ex:
he confided his troubles to his friend   
 
3> . ;
_Ex:
the children were confided to the care of the nurse 
  
4> _. ;
_Ex:
confiding in that promise    

confidence
1> ;
_Ex:
growing confidence  ;
_Ex:
confidence in the government  ;
_Ex:
a vote of confidence _.  ;
_Ex:
to enjoy smb.'s confidence  - ;
_Ex:
to gain smb.'s confidence  - ;
_Ex:
to place confidence in smb.  -;
_Ex:
to take smb. into one's confidence  -; 
- ;
_Ex:
to shatter smb.'s confidence  -. ;
_Ex:
to be in the confidence of  - ;
   - , ;
_Ex:
he could not give them his confidence    
 
2>  , ;
_Ex:
to hear confidences  ;
_Ex:
in strict confidence  
3> ;
_Ex:
to have confidence in the future    ;
_Ex:
to shake confidence  ;
_Ex:
to expect smth. with confidence    
 -;
_Ex:
to lack confidence in oneself    ;
_Ex:
he answered all the guestions with confidence  
   
4> , ;
_Ex:
he dived into the water with confidence   
 
5> _. ,  ;
_Ex:
confidence interval  
6> ,  

confidence firing
1> _.   

confidence game
1> ,  

confidence job
1> ,  

confidence man
1> 

confidence trick
1> ,  

confidence trickster
1> 

confident
1> ,  
2> ,  
3> ;
_Ex:
confident manner  ;
_Ex:
confident of victory   ;
_Ex:
he is confident that everything will go well  ,
   
4> , ;
_Ex:
confident smile  ;
_Ex:
confident bearing     ;
_Ex:
a very confident young man   


confidential
1> , ;
_Ex:
confidential document  ;
_Ex:
confidential book "" ,   
;
_Ex:
confidential information  ;
_Ex:
confidential correspondence  ;
_Ex:
confidential communication _.  , 
      (. ,
   )
2> , ;
_Ex:
to become confidential with strangers   
3> ;
_Ex:
confidential tone  ;
_Ex:
confidential relations  , ,
  
4>   (   . .);
_Ex:
confidential secretary  

confidentially
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
to speak confidentially to smb.   -.  

confiding
1> , ; 

configurate
1>  , ;  

configuration
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
configuration of the ground _.  
2> _. ,    

3> _. ,     
4> _.  ();
_Ex:
personflity configuration  

configurator
1> _.  (   
   )

configure
1>  ; 
2> _. ;
_Ex:
however configured   

confine
1> , ;
_Ex:
within the confines of our country    ;
_Ex:
the future of the city lies in the eastern corner of its
confines       

2> , ,   ( );
_Ex:
this is outside the confines of human knowledge  
  
3> ;
_Ex:
to confine oneself ;
_Ex:
to confine oneself to facts   ;
_Ex:
I shall confine myself to saying that...   ,
 , ...;
_Ex:
to confine the use of a word   ;
_Ex:
he confined his reading to biography   
;
_Ex:
please confine your remarks to the subject we are discussing
,     
4> ,  ;
_Ex:
to confine a bird in a cage    
5>   ;
_Ex:
to confine a prisoner in a cell  
 ;
_Ex:
to be confined at hard labour   
6> . pass ;
_Ex:
to be confined to bed    ;
_Ex:
to be confined to one's room     -
;
_Ex:
his job confined him to London    
 
7> . pass ;    ;
_Ex:
she expects to be confined about the end of the month 
    
8> _.  ( )

confined
1> ()  ( , );
_Ex:
to visit the confined  , 
2> , ;
_Ex:
confined space  
3> ,  
4> ;    
5> _.  
6> _-.   

confinement
1>  ;   ;
_Ex:
solitary confinement  ;
_Ex:
close confinement  ;
_Ex:
confinement to barracks _.  
2> ;
_Ex:
to live in confinement   
3>  (, );
_Ex:
to be in confinement indoors because of the rain 
  - 
4> _. 
5> _-.  
6> _. ,  (-)  
(.    )

