coupling
1> , ; , 
2> , 
3> _. , 
4> _. 
5> _.  
6> _. , 
7> 
8> _.  (  )

coupling-bolt
1> _.  ;  

coupling-rod
1> _-.  

coupon
1> ;  
_Ex:
food-card coupons   
2>  
3>  ;      ,

_Ex:
football coupons ,   
 

courage
1> , , , 
_Ex:
unfaltering courage  
_Ex:
reckless courage  
_Ex:
to lose courage 
_Ex:
don't lose courage! !
_Ex:
to take courage ,    
_Ex:
to keep up one's courage   
_Id:
to take one's courage in both hands   
;
_Id:
to have the courage of one's convictions  
   ;    

courageous
1> , , , 
_Ex:
it was courageous of him to say that  ,  


courageously
1> , , 

courant
1>  (  )
2> _. 

courante
1>  (  )

courbash
1>  

courbette
1> ,  ( )
2>   (   )
3> , ; 

courgette
1> _.  (Cucurbita pepo)

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

courlan
1> _.   (Aramidae fan.)

course
1> , 
_Ex:
course light _.  
_Ex:
on course _.  
_Ex:
off course _.     
_Ex:
to hold a course for   ,  
_Ex:
to stay the course _.   ; 
   
_Ex:
the ship is on her right course    
_Ex:
our course was due north    
2> , ; 
_Ex:
the course of a river  
3> , 
_Ex:
the course of business  
_Ex:
the course of a disease  
_Ex:
the course of events  
_Ex:
the course of nature  ,   
_Ex:
the course of the game _.  
_Ex:
the course of action _.  
_Ex:
in the course of  ,  ;  
_Ex:
the new railway is in the course of construction 
   
_Ex:
in the course of a month   
_Ex:
in due course   ;  
_Ex:
to let things take their course   
 
4> _. ;  
_Ex:
indoor course    
_Ex:
inner course  
_Ex:
to keep on the course   
5> ; 
_Ex:
downhill course   
_Ex:
training course  
6>  
_Ex:
the course of action  
_Ex:
to steep a middle course   , 

_Ex:
they discussed several possible courses and decided to follow
the middle course     
    
_Ex:
he took to evil courses     
7>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
course in the history of the language   
_Ex:
course in marksmanship _.  
_Ex:
course of training  
_Ex:
course of treatment  
_Ex:
course of mud baths   
8> _pl. 
_Ex:
short-time courses  
9> 
_Ex:
dinner of five courses    
10> _.  ()
_Ex:
of exchange  
11> _.   
12> _.  ; ; 
13> _-.    
14> _pl. _. 
15> _.   
16> _.   ;  ,   
, "  " ( )
17>  , ; 
_Ex:
tears coursed down her cheeks     
18> 
19>  
20> _. 

course corrector
1> _. 

coursed
1> _. , 
2> _.  

courser
1> ,  ; ,  
2>  () ; 
3> _. 
4> _.  (Cursorius gen.)

coursing
1> _.      " "
_Ex:
coursing dog 
2> _.  

court
1> 
_Ex:
Supreme C.  ;  
_Ex:
Supreme C. of the United States   
_Ex:
High C. of Justice  
_Ex:
International C. of Justice  
_Ex:
Central Criminal C.   
_Ex:
C. of Appeal  
_Ex:
C. of Common Pleas _.    
_Ex:
Admiralty C., C. of Amdiralty  
_Ex:
police court  
_Ex:
district court  ;   
   
_Ex:
court procedure 
_Ex:
court of arbitration  , 
_Ex:
court of bankruptcy     
_Ex:
C. of Session     
_Ex:
C. of Sessions  ;    
_Ex:
C. of Claims  
_Ex:
court of inquiry  
_Ex:
High C. of Parliament   
_Ex:
C. of thhe King's Bench _.   
_Ex:
contempt of court   ,  
_Ex:
out of court  ,   ;  
, ; 
_Ex:
to settle a dispute out of court   
_Ex:
day in court _. ,      ;
_.      ;
,       
_Ex:
each candidate has been given his day in court 
      
_Ex:
to bring into court     
;    
_Ex:
to go into court  
_Ex:
to be out of court    ;  ,
;  
_Ex:
to make court _.   
2>  
_Ex:
to open the court   
_Ex:
in open court    
_Ex:
the judge sitting in court   
_Ex:
the arguments in court     
3>  ;  
_Ex:
to clear the court     
4> ;  ( )
5>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to hold court    
_Ex:
to go to court    
6> 
7> _. ,     
_Ex:
indoor court  
_Ex:
rectangular court  
_Ex:
double's court      
_Ex:
she knocked the ball right out of court     
8>  ( )
_Ex:
to make court to smb.   -.
9>  (,   . .)
10>  (  )
_Ex:
he lives in Westbary C.     
_Id:
the ball is in your   ;  
 
11> ;  
_Ex:
to court the ladies   
12>  ; 
_Ex:
to court popularity  
_Ex:
to court applause   
_Ex:
both candidates courted the voters   

13> _. ;  
_Ex:
John and Mary court in secret     
_Ex:
there were several courting couples in the park   
  
14> (into, to, from) ; , 
15>      (  . .)
_Ex:
to court disaster    ; 
 

court cupboard
1>  (   . .)

court hand
1> _.  

court of honor
1>  
2> " ",    
-

Court of St. James
1>  ,     
2> _.  

court plaster
1>  , 
2> _. 

court reporter
1>  ;  

court rolls
1>   

court shoes
1> -

court tennis
1> _.  , -

court-baron
1> _.   ( )

court-bouillon
1>  

court-card
1>  ; 

court-dress
1>  

court-guide
1>  -

court-martial
1>  ; 
_Ex:
court-martial summons    
2>     ,   
 
_Ex:
he was court-martialed for desertion   
  

courtage
1> _. ,    
 

courteous
1> , , , 

courtesan
1> 

courtesy
1> , , , 
_Ex:
courtesy call  ;  
2> _pl.  
_Ex:
thanks for all your courtesies     ,
   
3> _.       
4> _. , 
_Ex:
to make a courtesy  
_Ex:
to make one's courtesy to the queen  
 
_Id:
by courtesy of...   (-.);  
;
_Id:
the picture was lent to us by courtesy of the Hermitage
       
;
_Id:
reproduction by courtesy of...   
();
_Id:
title by courtesy " ", ,   
        

courtesy car
1> _.   (  
 . .)

courtesy light
1> _. ,    


courtesy title
1> " ", ,      
     

courtezan
1> _. 

courthouse
1>  
2>  
3> _.   

courtier
1> 
2> 

courtliness
1> , , 
2> 

courtly
1> , ; 
_Ex:
courtly manners  
2> , 
_Ex:
courtly language  
_Id:
courtly love  

courtroom
1>   ,  

courtroom drama
1> _. _.  ,  

courtship
1> 
2> _. 

courtyard
1>  

couscous
1>  (   ,   )

cousin
1>  ,    , 
_Ex:
second cousin  ;  
_Ex:
first cousin once removed  ; 

2> 
_Ex:
to call cousins with smb.  -. 
3> "" (      )
4> 
_Ex:
their Canadian cousins   
5> _. _. ;  ; 
; 
_Id:
forty-second cousin  ;
_Id:
cousin seven times removed   ;
   ;
_Id:
C. Betty , ; _. ;
_Id:
C. Jack  

cousin-german
1> . _.  ,    ,


cousin-in-law
1>        
2>      ; ; 

cousinage
1> ; 

cousinly
1> 
_Ex:
to have cousinly affection for smb.  -.  
2> -

coussinet
1> _.  ()

coute que coute
1> _.  ;      

couteau
1>  ,  ;  

couter
1> _.  ()

couth
1> ; , 
2> , ; , 

coutil, coutille
1> _.  ""
2> _.  
3> _.  
4> _. 

couture
1> _.       
2> _. ;  ;  
3>   
4> _. ;  

couturier
1> _.  ;   

couturiere
1> _. _.  couturier

couvre-feu
1> _. _.  
2> _. _. 
3> _. _.  
4> _. 

couzie
1> _. _. , 

couzy
1> _. _. , 

covalence
1> _. 

covalency
1> _. 

covalent
1> _. 

covariance
1> _. ,   

covariant
1> _. 

cove
1>  
2> ,       
3> _.  ,  
4> _. , 
_Ex:
cove lighting  
5> _. ,  
6> _. , 
_Ex:
rum cove  

covelline, covellite
1> _. 

coven
1>  ;    
2> , . 

coven-tree
1> _. _.     , 
       

covenant
1> ; ;   
_Ex:
C. _.  ( )
2>   ,  
_Ex:
particular covenants  
3> _. 
_Ex:
Books of the Old and the New C.    
_Ex:
land of the C.  
4> (C.) _. ""
5>  , , 
6>      , 

covenanted
1> _.   ,  

covenantee
1> _. ; ,     


covenanter
1> _. ; ,    
2> _. ""

covenantor
1> _. ; ,    

Covent Garden
1>   (,     
   )
2> " ",   

coventrate
1> _. _.   
 

coventrize
1> _. _.   
 

cover
1> (); ; ; ; , 
_Ex:
a cover for a saucepan  
_Ex:
a cover for a chair   
_Ex:
glass cover  
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
under plain cover     , 
 
_Ex:
under separate cover _.   
_Ex:
this is a receipt, the goods will be sent under separate
cover   ,     
3> ; 
_Ex:
soft cover  
_Ex:
to read a book from cover to cover    
 
4> , ; , ""
_Ex:
cover from fire _.   
_Ex:
cover from view _.   
_Ex:
under cover  
_Ex:
to take cover  , 
_Ex:
to break cover  ;   
_Ex:
the spy's cover was to act as a bartender  
  
5> _. , 
6> 
_Ex:
land cover  
_Ex:
sky cover ,  
7> (of) , 
_Ex:
under cover of darkness   
8>  ,  
9> _.    
10> _. , 
_Ex:
to break cover   
11> , 
_Ex:
under cover of friendship   
_Ex:
under cover of patriotism  
12> , 
_Ex:
covers were laid for four      
13>  " " ( ,  )
14> _.  ; 
15> _.  
16> _. 
17> _. ;    - ;
   
_Id:
under cover ; ;
_Id:
he kept his activities under cover    
 ; ; ;
_Id:
they met under cover   
18> , , 
_Ex:
to cover a saucepan  
_Ex:
to cover up a baby  
_Ex:
to cover plants with straw   
19> _.  (, ); 
_Ex:
to cover one's head  
_Ex:
to remain covered   
_Ex:
pray be covered _.   
20> , , 
_Ex:
to cover a retreat  
_Ex:
the warships covered the landing of the army  
  
_Ex:
the father covered the boy from the fire with his own body
      
21> _. ,  ()
22> , 
_Ex:
to cover one's face with one's hands   
_Ex:
the enemy were covered from our sight by woods  
  
_Ex:
to cover one's shame  
_Ex:
to cover one's tracks  
23> ;  
_Ex:
his family kept covering for him    
_Ex:
to cover up for a friend  ;  
24> _. , ; 
_Ex:
to cover oneself with glory   
25> , 
_Ex:
you are covered with dust    
_Ex:
a passing motor covered me with mud   
  
26> ; 
_Ex:
to cover the seat of a chair with leather  
 
_Ex:
to cover with wall-paper  
27> ; ; 
_Ex:
snow covered the ground    ,  
 
_Ex:
enemy troops covered the whole country  
  
_Ex:
the floods covered a large area  
  
28> , ; 
_Ex:
his researches cover a wide field   
 
_Ex:
documents covering the sale ,  
29> (for) _. , 
_Ex:
please cover for me at the counter for a few minutes
,       
30> _. 
31>   
_Ex:
the police got all the roads covered  
 
32> , 
_Ex:
he covered the distance in an hour     
_Ex:
by evening we had covered sixty miles    
 
33> _.  
_Ex:
to cover the distance in great style   
  
34>   
_Ex:
to cover football matches     
_Ex:
to cover the theatres   
35> 
_Ex:
the rules cover all cases    
36> _.  ; 
_Ex:
to cover one's expenses  
_Ex:
the loan was covered many times    
  
37> 
_Ex:
my policy covers me against loss from fire  
  
_Ex:
you should get yourself covered as soon as possible 
  
38> _. , 
39>  ; 
40> _-. ;  ()
41>  ( )
42> _.   ;   
_Ex:
don't move, I have you covered  ,  

cover charge
1>  " " ( ,  )

cover crop
1> _-.  ,  

cover girl
1> "", ;    ; 
,      


cover in
1>  
_Ex:
to cover in a grave   

cover man
1> "  "

cover note
1> _.    

cover off
1> _.   

cover over
1> , 
_Ex:
to cover over a hole in the roof    

cover paper
1>  

cover picture
1>      

cover story
1> _. ,       

cover-glass
1>   ( )

cover-point
1> () "" (   
  ); "",    
""

