dye-wood
1>  

dye-works
1> 

dyed-in-the-wool
1>   
2> ; 
_Ex:
dyed-in-the-wool Englishman  ()

_Ex:
dyed-in-the-wool Tory  
3> , 

dyeing
1> ,  
2> _. ,  
3>   (. dyeing trade)

dyer
1> 
_Ex:
dyer and cleaner    ()

dyer's broom
1> _.   (Genista tinctoria)

dyer's oak
1> _.   (Quercus velutina)

dyer's weed
1> _.  ,  (Reseda luteola)
2> _.   (Genista tinctoria)

dyer's woad
1> _.   (Isatis tinctoria)

dying
1> , , 
_Ex:
dying without issue _.    

2> , 
3> ,   
4> , , 
_Ex:
dying social order     
5> , 
_Ex:
dying cause  
6> ,  ( , )
_Ex:
the dying year  
7> 
_Ex:
dying wish  
_Ex:
dying declaration _.     
8> 
_Ex:
on one's dying bed   
_Ex:
to (till) one's dying day    ,  

_Ex:
I shall remember it to my dying day     
  ;  ,    
9> , , ; 
_Ex:
dying look  () 
_Ex:
in a dying voice  

dying out
1> 
2> _. , 
3> _. 

dyke
1>  , ; ; 
2> , , 
3> , 
_Ex:
the dykes have burst  
4>    
5> _. 
6> _. 
7>  ,  
8>  , 
9> ;  
10> , 
11>    (, )

dynameter
1> _. 

dynamic
1> 
2>  
3> _.  , 
4> 
_Ex:
dynamic test _.   
5> ; , ; ; 
_Ex:
dynamic personality  
_Ex:
dynamic brushwork _.   
6>  -.  
_Ex:
dynamic linguistics  
7> _.    
8> _. 

dynamic positioning
1> _.  ,  
     

dynamic scattering
1> _.   (   )

dynamical
1> 
_Ex:
dynamical test _.   
2> ; , ; ; 
_Ex:
dynamical personality  
_Ex:
dynamical brushwork _.   
3>  -.  
_Ex:
dynamical linguistics  
4> _.    
5> _. 

dynamically
1> ; 

dynamicize
1> _.  ()   
 

dynamics
1> 
_Ex:
dynamics of solid bodies   
_Ex:
dynamics of explosion  
_Ex:
rock dynamics   
2>  

dynamism
1>  (. .)

dynamite
1> 
_Ex:
dynamite store  
_Ex:
dynamite outrage _.  
2> _.  ,    
_Ex:
it's dynamite!  !;   !
3> _. , .   
4>   ,    
5>  ;  
_Ex:
to dynamite the gorge of the river   
   

dynamite meteor
1> _.   ,  
"-"

dynamiter
1> 
2> 

dynamitism
1> 

dynamize
1>   ( )

dynamo
1> _. , -

dynamoelectric
1> _. 

dynamograph
1> 

dynamometamorphism
1> _. 

dynamometer
1> 

dynamometry
1> 

dynamotor
1> _. ; -

dynapolis
1>  (,    
)

dynast
1>    
2>    

dynastic
1> 

dynastidan
1> _. 

dynasty
1> 

dynatron
1> _. 

dyne
1> _. 

dyon
1> _.  ( )

dypso
1> (_.  dipsomaniac) _. 

dys-
1> _. _.    : ,

_Ex:
dismelia  (  )
_Ex:
dysbarism  (   
 )
_Ex:
dystopia  (  )

dysadaptation
1>  

dysaesthesia
1> _. ,  

dyschronous
1> 

dyscrasia, discrasy
1> _. 

dysenteric
1> _. 

dysentery
1> _. 

dysfunction
1> _. 

dysgenic
1>  , 

dysgenics
1> _.    ()

dyslectic
1> _.   ,   

dyslexia
1> _. ,   

dyslogistic
1> _. , 

dysmenorrhoea
1> _. 

dysmerism
1> _. ,   

dysmetria
1> _. ,   

dyspathy
1> _. 

dyspepsia, dyspepsy
1> _.  , 

dyspeptic
1> ,  
2>  ,  
3>    

dysphagia
1> _. ,  

dysphasia
1> _.  (  )

dysphoria
1> _. ,  ;  

dysplasia
1> _. ,  

dyspnea
1> _. , 

dysprosium
1> _. 

dysrtophication
1> _.      

dystrophic
1> _. ; 
2> _. 

dystrophy
1> _. 

dysury
1> _.  

dyvour
1> _. 

dzeren
1> _.  (Procapra gutturosa)

dziggetai
1> _. ,  (Equus hemionus)

e pluribus unum
1> _.   

e'en
1> 
_Ex:
e'en if  ,   
_Ex:
e'en if I knew     
_Ex:
e'en if they asked for it      
_Ex:
e'en though  ,  
_Ex:
he went e'en though we wanted him  ,    
 
_Ex:
they agreed e'en though I warned them  ,
    
2>  ( )
_Ex:
e'en worse  
_Ex:
e'en more interesting  
3> _.  
_Ex:
e'en as he spoke, it began to rain     ,
 
4> , 
_Ex:
this is e'en so   ;   
_Ex:
e'en thus    
_Ex:
e'en unto death the edge of doom  ()  

e'er
1> . ever

E,e
1> 5-   
2> 5-  
3> e _.  ,   
4> (E) _. 
5> (E) _.  2- 
6>  " ";   
7>  "", ""
8> _.  
9>   

e-
1>      ;  :
2>   
_Ex:
edentate 
_Ex:
ecaudate 
3>  
_Ex:
evaporate 
_Ex:
emit 
_Ex:
emigrate 
4> (. e-  d, j, l, m, n, r, v;
ef-  f) _pref.    . 
   , , 
_Ex:
educe 
_Ex:
eject 
_Ex:
elect 
_Ex:
emasculate 
_Ex:
emigrant 
_Ex:
enunciate 
_Ex:
eradicate 
_Ex:
eruption 
_Ex:
evaporate 

E-beam, e-beam
1>  

E-boat
1>   

ea
1> _. , ;  

each
1> 
_Ex:
each elector has one vote     
_Ex:
the teacher gave two books to each boy   
   
_Ex:
each side of a cube is equal to each other side 
    
2> , 
_Ex:
they cost five pence each    
_Ex:
each has his own place   
_Ex:
they gave two apples to each of the children   
   
_Ex:
we each earn one pound      

_Ex:
they came in in twos, each with his girl    ,
   
_Ex:
they stood still, each gazing at the other   ,
   
_Ex:
each of the wheels has twelve spokes    
12 
_Id:
each and all  ( ),   
_Id:
each and every   
_Id:
he gives figures to prove each and every statement  
     

each other
1>  
_Ex:
they all know each other     
_Ex:
for each other   
_Ex:
we call on each other     
_Ex:
they are afraid of each other    
_Ex:
they fight each other     

each way
1>   ( );   ,  
,   

each-way
1> _. , 
_Ex:
an each-way chance ,   

2>  (   )

eager
1> (for, after, about)   ( -.),
 (-.); 
_Ex:
he is eager to begin    
_Ex:
eager for fame  
_Ex:
he is eager for knowledge     
_Ex:
he is very eager in his studies    

_Ex:
I am not eager to defend them    ( )
 
_Ex:
he is eager for you to come   ,   
_Ex:
eager for revenge  
2> _. 
_Ex:
an eager look  
3> , 
_Ex:
eager fight  
_Ex:
eager pursuit  

eager beaver
1> _. ;  ,  

eagerness
1> , ; 
_Ex:
eagerness to learn   
2> _. 
_Ex:
to watch smth. with intense eagerness 
  -.

eagle
1> _.  (Aquila)
2> ,    ( , 
 . .)
_Ex:
the Roman eagle   (    )
3>    
4>      10 
_Ex:
double eagle   20 
5>  (   )
6>  () 
7> _.  ()
8> _. _. _.   
_Ex:
eagle's nest 
_Id:
eagle day _. _.  
_Id:
to fly the eagle _. _.  


eagle freak
1> _. _. _.    

eagle swing
1>      ()

eagle-boat
1> _. _.  ,  

eagle-eye
1>  ,  
2> _.   (.  )

eagle-eyed
1> , ,   

eagle-owl
1> _.  (Bubo bubo)

eagle-sighted
1> , ,   

eagle-stone
1> _. ,  

eaglet
1> 

eagre
1> ; , 
2>     

