contact-breaker
1> _. ; 

contact-maker
1> _. 

contactor
1> _. 

contagion
1> , ;  
2>  
3> ,  
4> 
5>  (, )
6>  (, , )
_Ex:
a contagion of fear was spreading through the city 
  
7>  
_Ex:
her mother feared the contagion of drugs   
  
8>  
9> _. ; 

contagious
1> , , ; 
    
_Ex:
contagious disease  
2> 
_Ex:
contagious laughter  
_Ex:
panic is contagious  

contagious abortion
1> _.  ,  ( )

contagium
1> , ;  
2>  
3> ,  
4> 
5>  (, )
6>  (, , )
_Ex:
a contagium of fear was spreading through the city 
  
7>  
_Ex:
her mother feared the contagium of drugs   
  
8>  
9> _. ; 

contain
1> 
_Ex:
the book contains a great deal of useful information 
   
_Ex:
these mountains contain valuable minerals    
 
2> 
_Ex:
a gallon contains four quarts    
_Ex:
the hall cannot contain all the members of the club  
    
3> , 
_Ex:
to contain one's anger  
_Ex:
she couls hardly contain her eagerness   
 
4> 
_Ex:
he couldn't contain himself for joy    

5> , 
_Ex:
the demand for free elections can be contained no longer
      
_Ex:
has the cholera outbreak been contained?  
 ?
6> _.   
7> _. , 
_Id:
he cannot contain his wine    ;   
 (  . .)

contained
1> ;    
_Ex:
her feelings seem very contained    
  

container
1> , ;
()   ; ; ,   . .
2>  , 
3> , 

container car
1> _. _-.  (  )

container carrier
1> ,  

container port
1> _.  

container ship
1> ,  

container shipping
1>   ;  

container truck
1> -

containerization
1> ,   

containerize
1>   
2>    ( )
 

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

containment boom
1>     ( )

contaminant
1>  ; , 

contaminate
1> , 
_Ex:
to contaminate a river with waste   
_Ex:
flies contaminate food   
2> ,  ( )
3> ,   
_Ex:
to be contaminated by foreign ideas  
  
4> 

contaminated
1> , 
_Ex:
contaminated ground (area) _.  
_Ex:
contaminated zone _.  
2> ,    

contamination
1> ,  (. )
_Ex:
contamination of water  
2> , 
3> 
4> 

contaminative
1>  ( )

contaminator
1>  
2>   . .,  , 

contango
1> _.  (    ;
.   ,     )
2>  (       
        )

conte
1> _.  (. )

contemn
1> _. ,   ; 
2> _.  (,   . .)

contemplable
1> ; 

contemplate
1> ,  
_Ex:
she stood contemplating herself in the mirror  ,
    
_Ex:
the old man contemplated the past   
 
2> ; , 
_Ex:
to contemplate a problem  
_Ex:
I will contemplate your proposal    
3> , 
_Ex:
he contemplates going to London next week  
     
_Ex:
she is contemplating a trip to Europe   
 
4> , 
_Ex:
I do not contemplate any opposition from him   ,
   

contemplation
1> 
_Ex:
spiritual contemplation  
2> , 
_Ex:
he sat in deep contemplation  ,   

_Ex:
to have a new school in contemplation   
  
3> . 
_Ex:
to have smth. in contemplation  -. 
_Ex:
in contemplation of returning soon, he left   
  
4> ;  (-.)
_Ex:
we are buying tents and other equipment in contemplation of
a camping trip      ,
   

contemplative
1> ; 
_Ex:
contemplative life ,  ,
; ,   
2> 
_Ex:
contemplative look  

contemplator
1> 

contemporaneity
1> 
_Ex:
the contemporaneity of smb.'s outlook 
-. 
2> 

contemporaneous
1> 
_Ex:
contemporaneous styles in women's clothing  
 
2> ( with) 
_Ex:
contemporaneous events ,  

contemporarily
1> -,   , 

contemporary
1> 
_Ex:
Petrarch and Chaucer were contemporaries  
 
_Ex:
we were contemporaries at school      
  
_Ex:
is this musician a contemporary ?   
?
2> , 
3>    ,  
    
4> (C.)   (  . ;
50-  XX .)
5> 
_Ex:
contemporary writers  
_Ex:
contemporary society  
_Ex:
contemporary history  
6> _.   ;   ; 
_Ex:
art contemporary  
_Ex:
contemporary furniture    
7> ( with)  (-.)
8> 
_Ex:
events contemporary with each other , 

_Ex:
writers contemporary with the events they write of  -
 ,   
_Ex:
a contemporary record of events   , 
 

contemporary-styled
1>  
_Ex:
an attractive contemporary-styled bungalow ,
    

contemporize
1> 

contempt
1> 
_Ex:
to feel contempt for a liar    
_Ex:
to have (to hold) smb. in contempt  -.
_Ex:
to bring contempt upon oneself, to fall into contempt 
   
_Ex:
to treat smb. with contempt  -
_Ex:
to be beneath contempt  ;  , 
 . .
_Ex:
such accusation is beneath contempt   

2> _.  (   . .);  (
,   . .)
_Ex:
direct contempt   (  )
_Ex:
the contempt power _.  (, ) 
   ,   
  
_Ex:
contempt of Congress _.   
3>   
_Ex:
contempt of the law   
_Ex:
contempt of court  ,  
;   
_Id:
in contempt of ,  
_Id:
he rushed forward in contempt of danger   
  
_Id:
in contempt of all rules   ,  
 

contemptible
1> , , 
_Ex:
contemptible fellow  
_Ex:
contemptible conduct  
_Ex:
a contemptible trick to play on a friend   
   

contemptuous
1> , 
_Ex:
contemptuous look  
_Ex:
contemptuous remark  
_Ex:
contemptuous manner  
_Ex:
with an air of contemptuous indifference  
 
2> (of)  (-.)
_Ex:
contemptuous of public opinion  


contend
1> (for, against, with) , 
_Ex:
to contend for truth   
_Ex:
to contend with difficulties   
2> , 
_Ex:
five runners were contending in the first race  
   
_Ex:
to contend for the championship _.  
; _.   
3> 
_Ex:
to contend against the opponents   
_Ex:
the sisters contend about trifles   

_Ex:
he is ready to contend about everything    

4> , , 
_Ex:
Columbus contended that the Earth was round  ,
  
_Ex:
to contend that the Universe is expanding , 
 

contender
1> ; 
_Ex:
contender to the title _.    
_Ex:
leading contender in the electoral race   
 

contending
1> ; 
_Ex:
contending interests  
_Ex:
contending parties _.  

content
1> 
_Ex:
the contents of a bag  
2> 
_Ex:
the contents of a book  
_Ex:
table of contents 
3> ,  
_Ex:
the content of a proposition  
_Ex:
form and content   
4> , ,  (-.  -.)
_Ex:
a high fat content   (  . .)
_Ex:
the silver content of a coin    
_Ex:
cottage cheese has a high protein content   

5> , , 
_Ex:
the content of a barrel  
6> _. 
7> ; ; 
_Ex:
to one's heart's content , , , 
 
_Ex:
to live in peace and content     
8>  ""
_Ex:
not content  "" (  )
9>   ,   
_Id:
to cry content (with)   (-.);
,  (-.)
10> , 
_Ex:
content with food  
_Ex:
he is content with very little   
11> 
_Ex:
I am content to remain where I am now   
 
_Ex:
I should be well content to do so     
 
_Ex:
he wasn't content to live a qiuet life in a small town
       
_Ex:
I'm not content to accept poor workmanship   
   
12>    (  )
13> 
_Ex:
nothing will ever content him     

_Ex:
there is no contenting some people   
 
_Ex:
to content oneself 
_Ex:
you will have to content yourself with what you have 
  ,  

content analysis
1> _. -,    
   

content word
1>  ,  ;  

content-addressable memory
1> _.   ()

contented
1> ; 
_Ex:
contented look  

contention
1> , ; ; 
_Ex:
this is not a time for contention   
2>  ,  ( )
_Ex:
his contention was that...   ( ), ...
3> , 
_Ex:
contention of valour   
_Ex:
the rival teams were in contention for the championship
    

contentious
1>  , , ; 
_Ex:
contentious temper  ;
_Ex:
the crew was contentious  
2> 
_Ex:
a contentious clause in a treaty    
_Ex:
contentious issue  
_Ex:
contentious jurisdiction _.    


contentiously
1> , 

contentment
1> , , 

conterminal
1> _.   ; , 
_Ex:
the side of Germany conterminal to France  ,
  

conterminant
1> _.  ( )

conterminate
1> _.   ; , 
_Ex:
the side of Germany conterminate to France  ,
  

conterminous
1> _.   ; , 
_Ex:
the side of Germany conterminous to France  ,
  
2>  ( ,     )
_Ex:
conterminous terms of office of the President and his chief
adviser       
  

contest
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the contest of France and England for North Americf 
    -  
2> , 
_Ex:
international contest  
_Ex:
contest weight  ()  
3> 
_Ex:
musical contest  
4> ; ; 
_Ex:
to contest a point  
_Ex:
to contest a judge's decision   
_Ex:
the lawyer contested the claim    
5>     (-.)
_Ex:
to contest an election     
6> , 
_Ex:
to contest every inch of ground     
7>  (  )    
8> ,   ; 
_Ex:
to contest a match   

contestable
1> 

contestant
1> , , 
2>  , 
3>  ;   , 
 ,    . .

contestation
1>  ;  
2>  (  . .)

contested election
1> ,     
2> _. ,   

contestee
1> _.       

context
1> 
_Ex:
out of context    
2> ; , 
_Ex:
in this context   ;   ;  

_Ex:
in the context of   ;   ;  ;
  
_Ex:
in the context of today's America   


contextual
1> ,   ;
_Ex:
the contextual meaning of the word  

2>   ,   . ; 
,   . ; 

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


contextually
1> ,  

contexture
1> _. , 
_Ex:
contexture of truth and lies    
2> , 
3> 

conticent
1> _. 

contiguity
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the contiguity of the house and garage is a convenience
      -  
2> , 
_Ex:
the candidate's contiguity with the electors  
   
3> _.  

contiguous
1> , , ; 
_Ex:
the corn-field is contiguous to our garden  
  ,     
2>  (   )
_Ex:
these events were contiguous    


continence
1> 
_Ex:
continence in speech   
2>  (. )
3>     

continent
1> , 
2> (the C.)   (    -)
3>    (   
 ); " "
4> _.   ,   
  ,    
5>  ( , )
6> , 
7>      

continent-wide
1>   ;   


continental
1>   , 
2> (C.) _. _.     
3> _. _.      
4> (C.) _.     
_Id:
not worth a continental    ;
_Id:
he does not give a continental for anybody    
 
5> 
_Ex:
continental climate  
_Ex:
continental glacier   
_Ex:
continental crust _.  
6> ,  (    
 )
_Ex:
C. China   ( )
7>    , ,

_Ex:
continental wars   
_Ex:
continental Germanic tribes   
_Ex: . Air Command _.  -
   
8> (C.) _. _.     
         
 

continental bed
1> _. -

continental breakfast
1> " ",   
(.     ; .  )

continental code
1>     
(. continental Morse code)

Continental Congress
1> _. _.   (1774-1781 ;  1776
   )

continental drift
1> _.  ;  


continental press
1> _. _. 

continental quilt
1>  

continental seating
1> _.       
 

continental shelf
1> _.  

Continental Sunday
1>  - ( ,   
   )

continentalism
1>  ,   . .,   
 (       -)

continentalist
1>   , 
2>   (-)  
3> _. _.   

continentality
1> _. 

continentalization
1>      
  

continentalize
1> _.    
_Ex:
to continentalize the Monroe Doctrine  
   () 

continentally
1>    
2> , 
_Ex:
to think continentally  

continently
1> _. 
2> _. 

contingence
1> , ;  ;
_Ex:
fatal contingence  
_Ex:
all kinds of contingencies might arise  
  ;
_Ex:
this unexpected contingence upset all our plans 
     
_Ex:
we must be ready for any contingence    
  
2> _.  
3> _pl.  
4> ; ; 

contingency
1> , 
2> , ;  ;
_Ex:
fatal contingency  
_Ex:
all kinds of contingencies might arise  
  ;
_Ex:
this unexpected contingency upset all our plans 
     
_Ex:
we must be ready for any contingency    
  
3> _.  
4> _pl.  
_Ex:
contingency fund    
5> _.  

contingent
1> ;   (  . .)
_Ex:
the British contingent at the Olympic games ,
    
_Ex:
the New York contingent at the national convention 
 -   
2> , ;  
_Ex:
the young heir's contingent of the estate  
   
3> _.   ,  , 
4> 
5> ; 
_Ex:
contingent expenses  
_Ex:
uncertain and contingent causes  
 () 
6>   (-.)   . .
_Ex:
peace contingent upon compliance with the proffered terms ,
    
_Ex:
whether or not we arrive on time is contingent on the weather
    ,   
7> _. 
_Ex:
contingent barrage   
_Ex:
contingent zone   
8> _. 
_Ex:
contingent liability  ,  

contingently
1> _. 

continua
1> _pl.  continuum

continual
1> ,   ,  
 
_Ex:
continual rain  
_Ex:
continual flashes of lightning   
_Ex:
continual bouts of toothache    
 
2> _. 
_Ex:
a continual increase in output of animal products 
   
3> _. ,  

