decretive, decretory
1> 
2>   

decrial
1> _.  , ;  

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


decrown
1>  ,   , 

decrustation
1>  

decry
1>  ; ; , 
_Ex:
to decry the pressures of the entrance examinations 
    
2>  (, .    )

decrypt
1> ; 

decrystallization
1> 

decubital
1> _. 
_Ex:
decubital sore 

decubitus
1> _.  
2> _. 

decuman
1> _. , 
_Ex:
decuman wave  
2> _-. _. jnyjczobqcz r ltcznjq rjujhnt

decumbence
1> _.  ; , 
2>     

decumbency
1> _.  ; , 
2>     

decumbent
1> _. 
2> _.      ( ); 

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

decumulation
1> _. ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
capital decumulation "" () 

decuple
1> _.  ; ; 


decurion
1> _-. _. ,   
2>    ( )

decurrent
1> _. , 

decursive
1> _. , 

decurve
1> _.  ;  

decury
1> _-. _. 

decussate
1> _. ;   
2> _.  ; 
_Ex:
decussate leaves  

decussated
1> _. ; 
2> _. _. 

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

dedal
1> , ;  
_Ex:
the dedal hand of nature   
2> ; ,  ; 
3> ; ; 
_Ex:
the dedal earth   

Dedalian
1> _. ; ,  ; 

dedalous
1> _.  ( )

dedans
1> _. _.       
 
2> _. (the dedans) _. 

dedecorate
1> _. , 

dedenda
1> _pl.  dedendum

dedendum
1> _.     

dedentition
1> _.  

dedicate
1> 
_Ex:
to dedicate one's life to work   
2> ,  (-.);   (-.)
_Ex:
to dedicate one's time to pleasure , ;
 
_Ex:
to dedicate a day to pleasure   ;
   
3> ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
to dedicate one's book to one's friend   
4>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to dedicate a temple (to God)  
_Ex:
a church dedicated to Saint Peter   
5> _. _.  (  )
_Ex:
to dedicate a world fair   
6>    ,  
7> ,  ( -. )

dedicated
1> 
2>  (  . .)
_Ex:
dedicated socialist  
3>  (  . .)
_Ex:
dedicated doctor   
_Ex:
dedicated chess-player  
_Ex:
dedicated artist ,     (
 )
_Ex:
dedicated life ,   (-.  
. .)
_Ex:
we are dedicated to the revision of our dictionary  
        

4> ,  :
   ; ,
-;   ()
   
_Ex:
dedicated computer  
_Ex:
dedicated uses  

dedication
1> 
2> ,  ( )
_Ex:
to write a dedication in a book    
3>  (  . .)
4>    ,   
5>  (  . .)
_Ex:
patriotic dedication  ; 
(  . .)
_Ex:
his dedication to the theatre     
6> _. ;   ()
   

dedication day
1>  

dedicative
1> ; 

dedicator
1> ,  (-.) 

dedicatory
1> ; 

dedimus
1> _. ,    
 

deduce
1>  (,   . .);  ,

_Ex:
to deduce an inference (from the facts)  
( )
_Ex:
to deduce that...   (), ...
_Ex:
other evidence may be deduced from this work   
    
2> ,  (-.   . .)
_Ex:
to deduce one's family from the Conquest to the present
day       ()
   
3> _. ; , 
4> _. 
5> _.  ( -.),  ( -.)

deducible
1> (from) 

deduct
1> , ; ; 
_Ex:
to deduct a su of money   
_Ex:
to deduct the cost of the transportation  

_Ex:
to deduct 5% from (out of) smb.'s pay  5%  
_Ex:
after deducting enough is left  ()  
 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
to deduct a number from the total    

deduction
1> , 
_Ex:
deduction of a sum from smb.'s pay  
  
2> , 
_Ex:
after deduction of taxes   
_Ex:
to make a deduction 
3> _. 
4> , ; 
_Ex:
a deduction in the yearly rent    
_Ex:
he wouldn't give me a deduction on it    
  
5> , (), 
_Ex:
fallacious deduction  
6> _. , 
_Ex:
to draw a deduction  ,  
_Ex:
to reach an opinion through (by) deduction  
-.    

deductive
1> 
_Ex:
deductive method  
_Ex:
deductive reasoning      ;
 
_Ex:
deductive inference  , 

2>   

deductively
1> ,  

deduplication
1> _. 

dee
1> ,   D
2> _. D- , ;  
3> _.  
4> _. , 

deed
1> , , 
_Ex:
good deed  
_Ex:
a deed of horror  
_Ex:
man of deeds  
_Ex:
a deed of valour  
_Ex:
in word and in deed   
_Ex:
in deed and not in name   , ,
 
_Ex:
in deed as well as in name   ,  
_Ex:
he was a ruler in deed though not in name   
,    
_Ex:
their deeds do not agree with their words   
  
_Ex:
to serve smb. in deed and word  -.   
_Ex:
this requires deeds, not words    ,  
2> , 
3> , 
_Ex:
the deeds of a hero   ()
_Ex:
deed of arms  
4> _. ,   ; , 
_Ex:
forged deeds  
_Ex:
title deed ,    
( -.)
_Ex:
trust deed    
(.    )
_Ex:
deed of arrangement   
_Ex:
deed of transfer, transfer deed ,   
    
_Ex:
to draw up a deed  
5> . _.  , ,  
6> _.     

deed-poll
1> _.    
_Ex:
to change one's name by deed-poll   

deedful
1> _. ; 

deedless
1> _. , 

deejay
1> _. -,  

deem
1> _. , , 
_Ex:
to deem well (highly) of smth.     -.
_Ex:
to deem a proposal good   
_Ex:
to deem smb. clever  -. 
_Ex:
to deem it wise to do smth.  
()  -.
_Ex:
to deem it one's duty (to do smth.)   
( -.)
_Ex:
I deem it fair   (),  () 
_Ex:
wooden dwellings were deemed a sign of underdevelopment
     
_Ex:
I deemed that he was an American  ,   

deemster
1>       

deep
1> , 
_Ex:
the unfathomed deeps  () 

_Ex:
the deep of space  
_Ex:
the deeps of knowledge _.  
2> , ;  
_Ex:
the Boston deep  
_Ex:
ocean deep  
3> _pl.   ( 5500 )
4> (the deep) , ; 
_Ex:
the great (mighty) deep  
_Ex:
the azure deep  
_Ex:
in the cradle of the deep   
_Ex:
to commit a body to the deep   ()
 
5> _. , 
6> _-.     -.
_Ex:
in the deep of winter   
_Ex:
in the deep of night  ,   
7> _. ,  
8> _.     
9> _. ,  
10> 
_Ex:
deep river  
_Ex:
deep wrinkles  
_Ex:
deep grass  
_Ex:
as deep as well   ;  
_Ex:
deep greenhouse _-.  
11>   ,  
_Ex:
a mile deep    
_Ex:
a lot 30 feet wide and 100 feet deep   30 
   100  
_Ex:
soldiers four rows deep ,   

12> ;   
_Ex:
deep shelf  )
_Ex:
deep forest  
_Ex:
deep border   
_Ex:
her thighs were deep and white     
()  
13>    , 
_Ex:
deep dive   ; _.    
_Ex:
deep bow  
_Ex:
deep spring of water  
14> (in)    (-.),  
(-.)
_Ex:
lanes deep in snow ,    
15> (in)     ,  
(-.)
_Ex:
a house deep in the valley ,    
_Ex:
deep in industrial England     
16> (in) , , 
_Ex:
deep in peace  
_Ex:
deep in reading  (  )  
_Ex:
deep in a novel  
_Ex:
deep in a map    
_Ex:
deep in love   
_Ex:
deep in debt   
_Ex:
deep in difficulties  
17> , 
_Ex:
deep in the chest ,   
18> , ; , 
_Ex:
deep theoretician  
_Ex:
deep study  ;  
_Ex:
deep argument   ()
_Ex:
deep problem  () 
_Ex:
deep politician  
_Ex:
deep designs   
19> ; ; 
_Ex:
deep mystery (secret)   ()
_Ex:
deep game (play)  
_Ex:
to play a deep game   
_Ex:
too deep for words 
20> ; 
_Ex:
the deeper causes of the social unrest  
 
21> ; , 
_Ex:
deep breath (sigh)  
_Ex:
deep impression  
_Ex:
deep influence  
_Ex:
deep curse  
_Ex:
deep sleep  () 
22> , , 
_Ex:
deep gloom  
_Ex:
deep night  
_Ex:
deep stillness () ; 
23>  ; , 
_Ex:
deep drinking  
_Ex:
deep drinker 
_Ex:
deep enemies  
24> ; ; 
_Ex:
deep disgrace  
_Ex:
deep sin  () 
_Ex:
deep wrongs  
25> , ,  ( , )
_Ex:
deep colour  
_Ex:
deep blue - 
26> , ,   ( , )
_Ex:
deep sound  
_Ex:
deep groan  
_Ex:
deep bass  
27> _. ; ;  ( )
28> _. , 
29> _. 
_Ex:
deep therapy  
30> _. 
31> (-deep)    :   -
;   -
_Ex:
police were three-deep     
_Ex:
knee-deep in mud    
_Id:
a deep one  ,  
_Id:
deep pocket , 
_Id:
to be in deep waters    
_Id:
to go (in) off the deep end, to go off at the deep end
, ; ,  
();   ,   
32> ;  
_Ex:
to lie deep  ()   
_Ex:
to dig deep  ; 
_Ex:
to stick one's hands deep into one's pockets  
  
_Ex:
the harpoon sank deep into the flesh   
  ()
_Ex:
magma in moving from deep in the earth   
 
33> 
_Ex:
to lie deep  ,    ( 
 . .)
_Ex:
to go deep into the subject    
_Ex:
to sink deep into the mind   ; 

_Ex:
the difference goes deeper   ()  (
()  )
34>    ( -.)
_Ex:
deep in the mountains   ;    
_Ex:
his eyes are deep in his head     
35>      (-.)
_Ex:
deep into the winter   
_Ex:
to read deep into the night    
_Ex:
to sit deep into the night  
36> , ; , 
_Ex:
to drink deep   ;  ,  
_Ex:
he had drunk deep of the pleasures of life   
 
_Ex:
to play deep  

deep cultivator
1> _-.     

deep down
1>   
_Ex:
deep down they questioned the wisdom of it all  
      ()

deep fat
1> _. 

deep plough
1> _-.    ,  

deep sky
1>    

deep space
1>    
_Ex:
deep space travel    

deep spacer
1> _.   

deep-bosomed
1> 
_Ex:
deep-bosomed woman  

deep-browed
1>  

deep-brown
1> -

deep-chested
1> ,  ( )
2> ,  ( , )

deep-cut
1>   ;  

deep-drawing
1> _. ,   
2> _.  

deep-drawn
1> ,     ( )
2> _.  

deep-dyed
1>  
2> , 
_Ex:
deep-dyed villain  
_Ex:
the deepest-dyed fans   , ""

deep-felt
1> 

deep-fetched
1>  ( , )

deep-fry
1> _.   

deep-green
1> -

deep-laid
1>  
2>    ; 

_Ex:
deep-laid scheme  

deep-mouthed
1> ,  

deep-read
1> ; 

deep-rooted
1>   
2>  , ; 
_Ex:
deep-rooted habit  
_Ex:
deep-rooted reverence  
_Ex:
the change is even deeper-rooted than that  
    

deep-sea
1> 
_Ex:
deep-sea lead _. 
_Ex:
deep-sea line _. 
_Ex:
deep-sea fishing   ( )  

_Ex:
deep-sea fishermen ,     
_Ex:
deep-sea animals  

deep-seated
1>  ; 
_Ex:
deep-seated abscess  
_Ex:
deep-seated earthquakes ,  
  
2> ; 
_Ex:
deep-seated tradition   
_Ex:
deep-seated faith  
_Ex:
deep-seated disease  
_Ex:
deep-seated inferiority complex  
 
3>  ( )

deep-set
1>  ,  
_Ex:
deep-set eyes   

deep-six
1> _.   
2> _. , 
3> _. , 
_Ex:
the agency gave his ideas a deep-six  
()  
4> _.  (.  )
5> _. ,  (  . .);  
, 

deep-toned
1> ,  ( )

deepen
1> ,  
_Ex:
to deepen a ditch  
2> ,  
_Ex:
the river-channel is deepening    
_Ex:
the plot deepens     ()
3> , 
_Ex:
to deepen a hem   
4> , 
5> , ; 
_Ex:
to deepen an impression  
_Ex:
to deepen one's knowledge  
_Ex:
to deepen the depression  
_Ex:
this only deepened his love     
6> , 
_Ex:
the darkness deepens  
_Ex:
anxiety deepens with suspense  

_Ex:
the interest deepens  
_Ex:
the silence deepened ( )  

7>  ,  ( ); 
_Ex:
to deepen the shades  
8> 
_Ex:
the colour deepens by exposure to the air   

9>  (  . .)
10>  (   . .)

deepfreeze
1> _. 
2> _.  ()

deepie
1> _.  

deeping
1>    

deeply
1> ;   ;   
_Ex:
to dig deeply  
_Ex:
to sink deeply    
2> , ; , 
_Ex:
deeply offended  ()   
_Ex:
deeply versed in nuclear theory  ()
   
_Ex:
deeply compromised  
_Ex:
to feel deeply  
_Ex:
to drink deeply  ,  
_Ex:
to consider the subject deeply   
_Ex:
to be deeply indebted to smb.   
-.
_Ex:
to be deeply in love with smb.     -.
3>  ,   
_Ex:
the hounds were barking deeply   
4> ,  ( )
5> 
_Ex:
the plot was deeply laid     
 
6> (deeply-)    
_Ex:
deeply-tanned face   

deepmost
1> _.  

deepness
1>   .

deepwater
1>   ( )
2>      ( )

deer
1> _.  (Cervidae)
_Ex:
red deer   (Cervus elaphus)
_Ex:
a herd of deer  
2> _.  
_Ex:
small deer  ; ,  
3> _.  deerskin
4> - 
_Id:
to run like a deer   ,  

deer shot
1>  

deer's eye
1> 

deer-coloured
1> -

deer-dog
1>   ( )

deer-fence
1>   (  )

deer-forest
1>  

