allergologist
1>      ;
-

allergology
1> 

allergy
1> _. ;  
2> , () 
_Ex:
he has an allergy to work    ,  
 
_Ex:
I have a positive allergy for him    

allerion
1> _.        

alleviant
1>  ()
2>  ()

alleviate
1> ,  (, )
_Ex:
to alleviate sorrows  
_Ex:
her sympathy alleviated his distress   
 
2> _.   ()

alleviation
1> , ,  (, )
_Ex:
alleviation of taxes  
_Ex:
his friend's sympathy was an alleviation of his grief
      
2> _.   ()

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

alleviator
1>    
2> _. 

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

alley
1> ;  ( , )
_Ex:
shady alley  
2>  ,  (   ); 
_Ex:
filthy alley  
3>    
4> 
5> _.  (  )
6> _.   
7>    ( )
8> _.   
_Id:
up one's alley _.  -    - ;
  
_Id:
the designing of clothes is right up his alley 
 -     
9>    (  )

alley cat
1> . _. ,  
2> . _.   
3> _.  , 

alleyway
1>    
2> ,  ( )
3>  ( )

allgood
1> _.   (Chenopodium bonus-henricus)

Allhallowmass
1> _.    (1- )

Allhallows
1> _.    (1- )

Allhallowtide
1> _.      

Allhalow's Eve
1>     (31- )

allheal
1> _.  (Valeriana)
2> _.  (Opopanax)
3> _.   (  )

alliaceous
1> ,  (.    )
2> _.   

alliance
1> , ; ; , ; 
_Ex:
in alliance with    (-, -)
_Ex:
we are hoping for an alliance with the workers of other
factories       
_Ex:
a close alliance between government and industry 
    
2>  (  ); 
_Ex:
defensive alliance  
_Ex:
Holy A. _.  
_Ex:
an alliance between states   
_Ex:
to make an alliance  
_Ex:
to terminate an alliance  ,   
_Ex:
to unite in alliance   
3> , , ,  (,
)
_Ex:
political alliance  
_Ex:
International Cooperative A.  

4> ;  
_Ex:
matrimonial alliance  ;
_Ex:
unhappy alliance  
_Ex:
a desirable alliance   ( -)
_Ex:
arms of alliance _. ,   
    
5> () , 

allied
1> , 
_Ex:
the A. Powers  
_Ex:
A. armies   
2> ,  ( )
_Ex:
allied banks  
3> , ; 
_Ex:
allied sciences  
_Ex:
painting and other allied arts    

_Ex:
allied rocks _.   ;
_Ex:
allied species _.  
_Ex:
this disease is closely allied to malaria  
 

Allies
1> _. ;   ( , 
 )
2>  -     2-
 

alligator
1> _.  (Alligator gen.)
2> _. 
3>     (  )
_Ex:
alligator shoes    
4> _.  
5> -
6> _. _.     , 
_Id:
see you later, alligator!   !;  !
7> ;   ( )

alligator apple
1> _.   (Anona glabra)

alligator clip
1> _.  , ""

alligator pear
1> _. ,   (Persea gratissima)

alligator shears
1> ,  

alligator snapper
1> _.   (Macroclemys temmincki)

allineation
1>    ;   
_Ex:
the desks are in allineation   
_Ex:
to put into allineation 
2> _. 
3> _.  
4> _.  

allision
1> _.  ,  ,  


alliteral
1> _. , 

alliterate
1> 
2>   (  )

alliteration
1> _. ;
_Ex:
consonantal alliteration   
_Ex:
vocalic alliteration  , 

alliterative
1> _. ,   

allmouth
1> _.   (Lophius piscatorius)

allness
1> _. , 

allo-
1>     : , 
_Ex:
allo-pathy 
_Ex:
allochtonous ,    
_Ex:
allopatric ;    
;
2> :
3> _.  ( ) 
_Ex:
allocholesterol 
_Ex:
allolactose 
4>      
 
_Ex:
allophone 
_Ex:
allomorph 

allocate
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to allocate funds for new projects   
  
2> ;  (- ); 
_Ex:
to allocate duties  
_Ex:
to allocate a duty to smb.  - -  
_Ex:
to allocate tasks among human and automated components
,      ,
    
_Ex:
to allocate lands among crops   
 
_Ex:
that space has already been allocated for building a new
hospital       

3> _.  , 

allocation
1> ; ;
_Ex:
undrawn allocations  
2> _. , ; , 
_Ex:
frequency allocation _.  
_Ex:
allocation map _.  
_Ex:
allocation of felling _-.   . 

_Ex:
to be on allocation  (  ,
)
_Ex:
allocation of labour   
_Ex:
allocation of currency  
_Ex:
investment allocation  
3> _. ,  

allocatur
1> _. _. , 

allochromatic
1> _. ;   ( )

allochroous
1> _.  

allochthonous
1> _. 

allocution
1> _. ;  , 
2> _.  (    )
3>     (  )

allod
1> _. 

allodial
1> _. ,    

allodification
1> _.  ( )  

allodium
1> _. 

allogamy
1> _. ,  

allogeneic
1> _. ,  

allogeneous
1> _. 

allogenic
1> _. ;  (  )

allograft
1> _. , ,   
 

allograph
1>  (,    )
2> ()

allometry
1> _. 

allomon
1>  (,    
    )

allomorphism
1> _.  (   
   )
2> _.  (   
  )

allonge
1> _. ,  ,  (
)

allonym
1>  (  ,   )
2> . ,   

allopath
1> 

allopathic
1> 

allopathist
1> 

allopathy
1> _. 
2> _. ,   


allopatric
1> _. ,    ( )

allopelagic
1> ,    

allophane
1> _. 

allophone
1> _. ()

allophonic
1> _. 

alloplasm
1> _. 

allopolyploid
1> _. ,    


allosome
1> _. 
2> _.  

allosteric
1> _. 

allot
1> ,  ( - ); ; 
_Ex:
to allot smth. to smb. for a purpose  -
-  - 
_Ex:
to allot credits  
_Ex:
to allot a task  
_Ex:
they were allotted a house to live in    
_Ex:
our class was allotted the flower garden   
   
_Ex:
what is allotted to you?     ?
_Ex:
each speaker is allotted five minutes   
5 ,   - 5 
2> , 
_Ex:
to allot money for a park    

_Ex:
to allot credits  
3> , ; 
_Ex:
to allot profits  
_Ex:
to allot fairly  
4> _. 
5> _.   

allotheism
1>  (  )

allotment
1> , ; 
_Ex:
allotment of billets _.  
2>  ( )
_Ex:
actual allotment _.  , 

3> _. ,  ()
4> , () 
_Ex:
your allotment is four dollars   -  
5> , ; 
6> ,   ; 
_Ex:
allotment holder ; 
_Ex:
allotment crops   (  )
7>   
_Ex:
allotment of shares  
8> _. 
9> _.   
10> _. _.  ( )  
_Ex:
allotment check    

allotriophagy
1>  .    
 

allotrophic
1> _. 

allotropic, allotropical
1> _. , 

allotropism
1> _.  (   
  )

allotropy
1> _.  (   
  )

allottee
1>   , ;  

allotype
1> _. 

allow
1> , ;  
_Ex:
to allow smb to do smth.  -  -
_Ex:
to be allowed to do smth    -
_Ex:
she is not allowed out after dark    
    
_Ex:
to allow oneself smth.   () -
_Ex:
she allowed herself no sweets     
_Ex:
smoking is not allowed " " ()
_Ex:
no dogs allowed "   ", " 
" ()
_Ex:
will you allow me to use your pen?     ?
_Ex:
allow me   (   )
_Ex:
perhaps I may be allowed to speak now   
  
_Ex:
she allowed her imagination full play    

2>  (-)  ; , 
(-)
_Ex:
to allow a door to remain open   , 
  
_Ex:
to allow a cake to burn  
3> (for) ; ;   ;
   (-)
_Ex:
to allow for other expenses   
_Ex:
to allow an inch for shrinkage    
_Ex:
to allow a gallon for leakage    
_Ex:
it will take thirty minutes top get to the station, allowing
for traffic delays       
  
_Ex:
you must allow for his being ill    (
 ),   
4> (of) 
_Ex:
the matter allows of no delay    
_Ex:
the machine does not allow of rough treatment   
   
_Ex:
evidence that allows of only one conclusion ,  
     
5>  ,  
_Ex:
this gate allows access to the garden   
   
_Ex:
the prize allows me to buy a motorcycle    
  
_Ex:
as soon as circumstances allow   

6> ,  (. ); 
_Ex:
to allow smth. regularly  - 
_Ex:
to allow smb. spending money  -  
 
_Ex:
how much money does your father allow you for books? 
()     ?
_Ex:
they allow me one afternoon a week   
   
7>  (, ); ;

_Ex:
to allow a claim  () 
_Ex:
one must allow his cleverness  ,   
8> _. ,  
_Ex:
to allow smb. a discount  - 
_Ex:
to allow a shilling in the pound     
  
9> _. _. , ;  ,

_Ex:
to allow as how , , 
_Ex:
Jones allows as how maybe Sherman is right  ,
 , , 

allowability
1> , ; ; 

allowable
1> ,  , ,  
 
2> _.   (   )
3> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
allowable load  
_Ex:
allowable to smb.   -.
_Ex:
allowable to sale   
_Ex:
allowable to error  
_Ex:
in some parks it is allowable to walk on the grass  
    

allowably
1> ; ; 

allowance
1> ; ; ,  ; 
_Ex:
allowance of food   
_Ex:
water allowance   
_Ex:
allowance of ammunition _. 
_Ex:
to put on short allowance    ,
 
2> _pl. _. ;  
3>  ,  ; ;
_Ex:
dress allowance  ()  ;
_Ex:
liberal allowance   
_Ex:
family allowance _.   
_Ex:
cost-of-living allowance   
_Ex:
allowance in lieu _.  
_Ex:
to allot allowance   
4> _.  ;     ()
5> _. ,    (-, -)
_Ex:
entertainment allowance  
_Ex:
travelling allowance ; ; _. 

6>   ,  ; ,  ( -);
 (-)
_Ex:
allowance for wind _.   
_Ex:
to make allowance(s)  (-)  ; 
(-);  (-)
_Ex:
to make allowance for smb's illness   
- 
_Ex:
to make allowances   ; 

_Ex:
to make allowance for future developments 
  
7>      (-)
_Ex:
depreciation allowance _.  
_Ex:
to make allowance for leakage    
8> _. 
_Ex:
an allowance for cash on a bill    
9>  (, ), ; 
_Ex:
allowance of claim   
10> ; ; 
_Ex:
allowance of neocolonialism   
11> _. ; 
12> _.      
 
13> _. ; ;  ( )
_Ex:
negative allowance  ( )
14> _. , , 
15> _.  ;   
 
16> _.  , 
17> _. ()    

allowedly
1> _.  
2> _.   , ;
_Ex:
it is allowedly difficult to admit one's mistake  ,
    
3>    , ;
() ;
_Ex:
allowedly, he's a great writer, but I dislike him as a
person ,   ,     
 

alloy
1>  ()
_Ex:
an alloy of many peoples   
2> , , 
3>  (-) 
_Ex:
pleasure without alloy    
4>  (.  )
5>  ()
6>   ( ), 
7> , 
_Ex:
her happiness was alloyed by her mother's illness 
   

alloy steel
1>  

alloy transistor
1> _.    

alloyage
1> 

alloying
1> 
_Ex:
alloying element  ,  

allrightnik
1> _. _.  

allseed
1> _.   (Chenopodium polyspermum)
2> _.  , , ,  (Polygonum
aviculare)
3> _.  (Radiola gen.)

allsorts
1> .  .  . .:  

allspice
1> _.  ,   (Pimenta
officinalis)
2> ,    ()

allude
1> , 
_Ex:
to allude recent facts    
_Ex:
to allude to smb   -,  -
_Ex:
don't allude to this question    
2> () , () ; 
_Ex:
the story alludes to a recent transaction   
 ()    
_Ex:
he didn't mention your name but I'm sure he was alluding to
you     ,   ,    
 
_Ex:
I am not alluding to anybody in particular   
   

allure
1> ; , 
_Ex:
the book has a certain allure for which it is hard to find
a reason     , 
 
2> , , , 
_Ex:
to be allured by smb.   -
_Ex:
to be allured into doing smth.   
-
_Ex:
to allure artfully  
_Ex:
to allure smb. from his duty  -   
3> 
_Ex:
to be allured to learning    
_Ex:
to allure smb. with promises  - 
4> , 

