aftershaft
1> _.  

aftershave
1> ,   

aftershock
1> _. ,     

2>  (  )
_Ex:
the aftershock of dismissal ,   

aftersound
1> , ; ; ; 

afterstrain
1> _.  

afterswarm
1> _.  , 

aftertaste
1>    
2> ,  ;
_Ex:
aftertaste of a bad marriage   
 

aftertax
1>      ,
.  (  ,   . .)
_Ex:
aftertax earning  ,  

afterthought
1>  ,  ; , 
   ;  
2>  ,  
3>   ,   
4> , ;  , ;
_Ex:
the best part of the palace was an afterthought  
    

aftertime
1> _. 

afterwards
1> , , ;
_Ex:
buy now, pay afterwards!   

afterword
1> ,  ( ); 
2>  

afterwork
1> _.   ()

afterworld
1> ,  

afteryears
1> _pl.  

aftmost
1>  ; 

Aftonian phase
1> _.      ( 
)

aftward
1> _.  

ag-
1>    .    
,  ( g)

aga
1> _. , 
2> _. _. , ; 

agadic
1> _. 

again
1> , ; ;  ;
_Ex:
again and again   ,   ; ;
_Ex:
to do smth. again   - ;
_Ex:
to be back again   ;
_Ex:
to be well again , ;
_Ex:
same again      
2>   :   ;   ,  
_Ex:
and again we must remember ... ,  , 
 ...;
_Ex:
this is better but again it costs more  , ,
, ;
_Ex:
then again, I feel doubtful whether... ()  ,
 ,  ...
3>  ( , , )
_Ex:
as much again   ;  ;
_Ex:
as far again  ;
_Ex:
half as large again    
4> _.  ;
_Ex:
to answer again  (-.)  
5>  :
_Ex:
now and again, ever and again ,   ;
_Ex:
time and again , ,   ;
_Ex:
over again  

against
1>  :
2>  -    -:
3> 
_Ex:
to fight against smb., smth.   -, -;
_Ex:
to warn against smth.   -;
_Ex:
to vote against smb., smth.   -, -;
_Ex:
twenty votes against ten    ;
_Ex:
are you for or against the plan?    
 ?;
_Ex:
I have nothing to say against it   
 
4> 
_Ex:
I have trusted you against everything    
  ;
_Ex:
against reason  ;
_Ex:
to hope against hope   ;  
   
5>    : 
_Ex:
to sail against the wind   ;
_Ex:
against the clock   ;
_Ex:
against the sun  ,   ,
   ;
_Ex:
against the hair _.  ;  ;  
,   
6>    : 
_Ex:
over against ,   ;
_Ex:
over against the school   
7>   -,   -.: 
_Ex:
a piano stood against the wall    ;
_Ex:
the house was built against a hill    
 
8>     -.: , , 
_Ex:
the rain was beating against the window  
 ;
_Ex:
to throw a ball against the wall    ;
_Ex:
to bump against smth.   -;
_Ex:
he struck his foot against a stone     
9> : , 
_Ex:
he leaned against a post    ;
_Ex:
she was sitting up in bed propped against pillows  
 ,  ;
_Ex:
she drew the child close against her    
 
10> ,    - :  ();
 
_Ex:
the yellow stands out against the black  
  ;
_Ex:
the trees were dark against the sky    
 
11>   -.: 
_Ex:
to protect against diseases   ;
_Ex:
she shielded her face against the sun   
 ;
_Ex:
he wrapped in a blanked against the cold of the night 
  ,    
12>   -.: , 
_Ex:
to save money against the rainy day   
 ;
_Ex:
they bought preserves against the winter   
 
13> , ,   -   -
_Ex:
to run against one's own record time  
  ( )
14>   : 
_Ex:
three accidents this year as against thirty in 1964 
        1964
15>     -     - :
, , 
_Ex:
to charge against smb.'s account _.   -
;
_Ex:
payment against documents _.   ;
_Ex:
a drug sold against a written prescription ,
   
16>  : 
_Ex:
he exchanged books against sweets     
17>     : 
_Ex:
against the end of the week   
18> _.   ,   ()
_Ex:
to plot y against x       

agal
1> _.  (,   )

agalactia
1> _. _.  , 

agalactous
1> _. _.   

agalaxy
1> _. _.  , 

agalite
1> _. ,  

agama
1> _.  (Agamidae fam.; )

Agamemnon
1> _. _. ,  

agamete
1> _. 

agamic
1> _. , 
2> _. , 

agamogenesis
1> _. ,  

agamogenetic
1> _. ,   

agamous
1> _. , 
2> _. , 

agamy
1> 
2> _. ,  

Aganippe
1> _. _. ,    , 
   
2>  ;  

agapae
1> _pl.  agape

agapanthus
1> _.  ,   (Agapanthus
gen.)

agape
1> _.  ;
_Ex:
agape with wonder    ;
_Ex:
agape at smb., smth.  -, -;
_Ex:
to set agape    , 
2>  , ;
_Ex:
with mouth agape  
3>   ; -
4>  ; ,  
5> _. _.   (   )

agaphite
1> ,  

agar
1> _.  ( )
_Ex:
glucose agar  

agar-agar
1> _. -

agaraphobic
1> ,  ,  
2>  ,  

agaric
1> _.  
2> _.  (Agaricacea)
3> _. , . ;
_Ex:
orange agaric ;
_Ex:
honey agaric ;
_Ex:
fly agaric ;
_Ex:
milk agaric 

agaric mineral
1> _.  ; ;  

agaricaceous
1> _. ,  ( )

agastric
1> _.   

agata
1> _.  ( - )

agate
1> _. 
2>    
3> "", , ,   . . 
(  )
4> _. _.  (   5 1(2 )

agateware
1>  
2>  

agathodemon
1> _.  

agatize
1>   

agave
1> _. ,  ,  (Agava)

agaze
1> _.    , 
(.  )

age
1> ;
_Ex:
middle age  ;
_Ex:
a man of middle age   ;
_Ex:
the awkward age  ;
_Ex:
what is your age?   ?;
_Ex:
at the age of twelve    ;
_Ex:
five years of age   ( );
_Ex:
I have a son your age     ;
_Ex:
of uncertain age  ;
_Ex:
twice my age   ;
_Ex:
to act one's age     ;
_Ex:
to bear one's age well    ;
_Ex:
to look one's age        ,
   ;
_Ex:
over age   ;
_Ex:
he won't be called up for military service, he is over age
    ,     ;
_Ex:
what's the age of that church?    ?
2> ,  ;
_Ex:
the age of human life    
3> _. ;
_Ex:
to be of age  ;
_Ex:
to be under age   , 
;
_Ex:
age of discretion  ;
_Ex:
age of consent  ; ,   
       
4> _. , ;
_Ex:
the Ice A.  ;
_Ex:
A. of Mammals ,  ;
_Ex:
A. of Reptiles ,  
5> _. , ;
_Ex:
the Stone A.  ;
_Ex:
the Middle Ages ,  ;
_Ex:
the golden age  ;
_Ex:
the Elizabethan A.  ;  
 I;
_Ex:
atomic age, the age of atom  ,  ;
_Ex:
A. of Reason  , ;
_Ex:
to be behind the age   
6> . _pl. _.  , ;
_Ex:
ages ago -;
_Ex:
I have not seen you for ages      
7> , ;
_Ex:
to join the strength of youth and the wisdom of age 
    ;
_Ex:
from youth to age     ;
_Ex:
the infirmities of age  
8> _. ;
_Ex:
ages yet unborn  
9> _.   ();
_Ex:
the age of concrete  
10> _. ,    
11>  . . .:  (.  )
_Ex:
age group  ;
_Ex:
age composition  
12> , 
13> ; ;
_Ex:
grief aged him overnight      
14> _. ;
_Ex:
to age wine  
15> _.   
16> _. 
17> _. _. 

age mate
1>    ; 

age pigment
1> _.  , 

age-date
1> _.  (   
 )

age-hardened
1> -, 

age-hardening
1>  , 

age-long
1> ;
_Ex:
age-long glaciers  
2> ;
_Ex:
age-long dream  

age-old
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
the age-old dream of men   

age-related
1> 
2> 

age-specific
1> _. ;
_Ex:
age-specific death rate   
( )

aged
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
my aged father   ;
_Ex:
aged population 
2>  ;
_Ex:
a boy aged fifteen   , 
;
_Ex:
aged horse    
3> _. ;
_Ex:
aged wrinkles  
4> _. ;
_Ex:
aged wine  ;
_Ex:
aged cheese  ;
_Ex:
aged meat  
5> _.  , 
6> _. 
7>  . . .: _. ; , 
;
_Ex:
a home for the aged  

ageing
1> _.  (, ); , 
();
_Ex:
ageing of flour  
2>  ; 
3> _. 
4>  ()
5>  (  )
6> _. 

ageism
1>   -  ,
.   (     . .)

ageless
1> ;
_Ex:
ageless fashions ,      ;
_Ex:
she is ageless     
2>  ,  
3> ;
_Ex:
ageless truth  

agen
1> = again

agency
1> , ;
_Ex:
wire service agency  ;
_Ex:
news agency  ;
_Ex:
the large firm has agencies all over the word  
      
2> , ; ;
_Ex:
tourist agency  ;
_Ex:
agency of command _. _.   ;
_Ex:
specialized agencies  ;
_Ex:
Central Intelligence A.  

3> , ;
_Ex:
by the agency of smb., smth.  ( )
-, -;
_Ex:
nominated by the agency of friends   
 ;
_Ex:
agency of Providence  ,  
4> , ; ;
_Ex:
agency of destruction  ;
_Ex:
iron is melted by the agency of heat  
 ,    
5> ,  (,   . .)

agency shop
1> _. ,     
   ,    
    

agenda
1> _pl.  agendum
2>  ;
_Ex:
provisional agenda   ;
_Ex:
an item on the agenda   ;
_Ex:
the agenda as it stands    ;
_Ex:
to adopt the agenda   ;
_Ex:
to place a question on the agenda   
 
3> _. 

agendum
1>  
2> _.   

agenesia
1> _. ;    

2> _. 

agenesis
1> _. ;    

2> _. 

agent
1> , ; ;  ;
_Ex:
publicity agent   ;
_Ex:
commercial agent  ;
_Ex:
consular agent  ;
_Ex:
diplomatic agent  ;
_Ex:
forwarding agent ;
_Ex:
ticket agent _.   ;
_Ex:
to act as smb.'s agent  - , 
  - ,  -
2> _pl. ;
_Ex:
joint agents  ;
_Ex:
purchasing agents    
3>  (.  );
_Ex:
secret agent  
4> _. _. ; 
5> _.  ( );
_Ex:
federal agents   , . 
6>   ;  
()
7>  ; ; ;
_Ex:
rain and frost are natural agents    - 
;
_Ex:
chemical agent  , ; ;
_Ex:
agent of fusion , ;
_Ex:
of disease _.  ;
_Ex:
many insects are agents of fertilization  
  
8> _.   (  . .)
9> _. _.  ;
_Ex:
agent blue _. " ", " " (,
     )
10> ,  (. agent noun)
11> _. 

agent provocateur
1> _. 

agential
1>      , 
2> _. 

agentive
1> _. 

agentry
1>    

agentship
1> , ;
_Ex:
by the agentship of smb., smth.  ( )
-, -;
_Ex:
nominated by the agentship of friends   
 ;
_Ex:
agentship of Providence  ,  

agerasia
1> _.   ,   

ageusia
1> _.  

agger
1> _-.  
2> _.   ;   

3>    

aggerate
1> _. 

aggie
1> _. "", 
2> _. _. _.   
3> _. _. _. ,  
 

aggiornamenti
1> _pl.  aggiornamento

aggiornamento
1> _. ; ;  
   

agglomerate
1> , 
2> _. _. , 
3> ;  ,   
4> , 
5> , 
6> _. 

agglomeration
1> ; ;
_Ex:
agglomerations of new houses  
2> () , ; -
3> _. ,  (  . .);
_Ex:
agglomeration of industries () 

4> _. 
5> _. 
6> _. 

agglomerative
1> , 

agglutinant
1>  
2> , , 

agglutinate
1> , 
2> 
3> , 
4> , 
5>   
6>   
7> _. 

agglutinating
1> ;
_Ex:
agglutinating language  

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

agglutinative
1> , , 
2> ; 

agglutinin
1> _. 

aggradation
1> _. ;  ; ;
_Ex:
aggradation plain     

aggradational
1> _. , 

