enthymematic, enthymematical
1> _.   
2> _.   

enthymeme
1> _. ,    

entia
1> _pl.  ens

entice
1> , , 
_Ex:
to entice with false promises   
2> , ; 
_Ex:
to entice a bird into a cage    
_Ex:
to entice smb. into a place  - -
_Ex:
to entice smb. away  -  
_Ex:
to entice smb.'s gardener away   -


enticement
1> ; , 
2> , 
_Ex:
novelist indifferent to the enticements of the screen
,    
3> , ; 

enticer
1> 

enticing
1> , 
_Ex:
to make a dish enticing   

entify
1> _.  ;  , 


entire
1> _. ,  
_Ex:
the entire of the night  
_Ex:
the entire of his property   
2> 
_Ex:
the entire flawed by poor workmanship  
( )  
3> _-.  ,  
4>  ()
5> , , 
_Ex:
the entire country  
_Ex:
the entire world  ,  
_Ex:
the entire medical profession   
_Ex:
entire liberty of conscience   
_Ex:
entire happiness  
_Ex:
entire ignorance  ;  
_Ex:
his entire devotion to his family  
 
6> , ; 
_Ex:
the fortifications were entire   
( )
7> ,   
_Ex:
the book is entire in mood   

_Ex:
his heart was entire     ,  
 
8> , ; 
9>  ( )
10> _. ; 

entirely
1> , , , 
_Ex:
he is entirely convinced   
_Ex:
he is entirely reliable     
_Ex:
I am entirely at your disposal     
_Ex:
this is not entirely convincing    
_Ex:
he was entirely ruined   
2> , , 
_Ex:
I say it entirely for your own good    
  
_Ex:
this is entirely my fault     
_Ex:
the invitation was entirely formal   


entirety
1> , 
_Ex:
in its entirety   , 
_Ex:
taken in its entirety   
2>  
3> _.     

entitative
1> _.   ;  
2> _.   ,  
3> _.      

entitle
1>  
_Ex:
to be entitled  
_Ex:
to be entitled to a leave    
_Ex:
to be entitled to speak and vote  
 
_Ex:
his knowledge entitles him to speak    
 
_Ex:
we are entitled to know the truth     
_Ex:
every boy was entitled to his own views   
  
_Ex:
these discoveries entitle us to believe that...  
   , ...
_Ex:
this entitles him to our full confidence   
  
_Ex:
this ticket entitles the bearer to free admission  
 ,   
2> ,  , 
_Ex:
to entitle an article  
_Ex:
the book entitled "Jane Eyre"    " "
_Ex:
the association shall be entitled...  
...
3> ; _.  , 
_Ex:
to be entitled  ,  
_Ex:
I am entitled to say   
_Ex:
he entitled me to speak for him    
  
_Ex:
we are not entitled to refuse them this right   
    
4> , , 
_Ex:
an ambassador is entitled "Your Excellency"  
" "
5> _. 
_Ex:
a sonnet entitled to N. ,  N
_Ex:
an opinion entitled to Aristotle ,  
  ( )

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

_Ex:
entitlement to furlough    ()
_Ex:
entitlement to replacement   

_Ex:
foreign exchange entitlement   


entity
1> , 
2>   ( )
3>  ,  ; ; 
_Ex:
time and space are entities    

4> , 
_Ex:
class entity  
5> , 
_Ex:
to think of a state as an entity   
  
_Ex:
international entity _.   
_Ex:
legal entity  ,  
_Ex:
economic entity  ,  

entoblast
1> _.   , 

entocranial
1> _. 

entoderm
1> _. 

entoil
1>   ,  

entomb
1> 
2>  
_Ex:
Florentine churches entomb many great men   
   
3> , ,    

entombment
1> 
2> , 

entomic
1> _.   

entomolite
1> _.  

entomological
1> 

entomologist
1> 

entomologize
1>  ;  
2>  
3>   

entomology
1> 

entomophagous
1> 

entomophilous
1> _. 

entomophily
1> _. ,  

entomophobia
1> _.    

entophyte
1> _.  

entoptic
1> _.    
_Ex:
entoptic sensation   

entourage
1> , 

entozoa
1> _pl.  entozoon

entozoal, entozoic
1> _.   
2> _.  

entozoologist
1>   

entozoology
1>  ,  

entozoon
1> _. 

entrails
1> _. , 
2> 
_Ex:
the entrails of the earth  
3> _.  , 
_Ex:
to look into the entrails   

entrails readers
1> _. ,    
  
2>   " "

entrain
1> _.   ,  
2> ,   
3> ,   
4> _. , 
5> _.      24-

_Ex:
circadian rhytms are entrained by a light cycle 
   
6> _.       
( -  )

entraining
1> ,   
_Ex:
entraining officer _.    
_Ex:
entraining point _.  
_Ex:
entraining station _.  

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

entrammel
1> _. , ; ; 

entrance
1> ;  ;  
_Ex:
back entrance  
_Ex:
front entrance  
_Ex:
entrance to the hall   
2> ; 
_Ex:
free entrance and safe egress   
 
_Ex:
no entrance  ;  
_Ex:
entrance to a country   
_Ex:
to block the entrance to the harbour    
_Ex:
to force an entrance , 
3> _. 
_Ex:
the entrance of an actor upon the stage    
_Ex:
the young actor made only two entrances   
   
4> () 
_Ex:
to await the entrance of the king   
5> _.  (, )
6>  ( );  ( )
_Ex:
his entrance to Princeton    

_Ex:
entrance to the college is by examination only  
    
_Ex:
entrance into public life    
_Ex:
the entrance of an heir into his estate  
 
_Ex:
entrance upon his twentieth year    
7> ,  
_Ex:
free entrance to...   (-)
_Ex:
free entrance to...   ( )
8> _-.  ( )
9>   , , 
_Ex:
they listened entranced    
_Ex:
he was entranced with joy      
10>    , , 
_Ex:
the snake entranced the rabbit with its gaze  
  
_Ex:
they were entranced with what the preacher said 
    

entrance channel
1> _.  

entrance duty
1>  

entrance examinations
1>  

entrance fee
1>  
2>  

entrance hall
1> ; ; 

entrance ticket
1>  
2> 

entrance visa
1>  ;   

entrancement
1> , 
2> , ; 
3>   , , 

entranceway
1> _.  

entrancing
1> 
2> ; , 
_Ex:
entrancing melody  

entrant
1> ,  , ; , 
_Ex:
the last entrant ,  
_Ex:
an illegal entrant   ; , 
  
2> ;  (  ); 
( );   
_Ex:
new entrants into the teaching profession  
3>  ()

entrap
1>   ; 
2>   ; 
_Ex:
to entrap smb. into making a dangerous admission 
      
_Ex:
to be entrapped   ; ; 
3> _.  ();  ()

entrapment
1>  ( )
2> _.     
_Ex:
police entrapment  
3> _.  ()

entrapper
1> 

entre nous
1> _.   ()

entreasure
1>   
2>   

entreat
1> 
_Ex:
to entreat smth. of smb.  -  -;
 -  -
_Ex:
to entreat smb. for mercy  -  
_Ex:
I entreat you think   
_Ex:
I entreat you rindulgence     

2> _. , 
3> _.  (-)
_Ex:
they were entreated as maniacs   

entreatingly
1> ;  

entreaty
1> ; , ,  
_Ex:
a look of entreaty  

entrechat
1> _.  ( )

entrecote
1> _. 

entree
1> ;  
_Ex:
to procure the entree of the best houses   
 ,     
2>  
3>   
4> ,   
5> _.    
6> _. 
7> 
_Ex:
it was nothing but an entree to a series of misfortunes 
      

entremets
1>   .  .  . .:    
(, )
2>   .  . .: _. , ,  
 

entrench
1> _. , 
2> _. ,  , 
 
3> , 
_Ex:
strongly entrenched   
_Ex:
deeply entrenched prejudices  

_Ex:
entrenched within tradition and law  
 
4> , 
_Ex:
safely entrenched behind undeniable facts  
  
5>  (), 
_Ex:
to entrench upon the privileges of parliament  
 
_Ex:
to entrench upon smb.'s leisure   - 
_Ex:
to entrench upon smb.'s time  - 
_Ex:
to entrench upon smb.'s fortune   


entrenched
1> _.  
_Ex:
entrenched position  
2> _. 
3> , 

entrenching tool
1> _.  

entrenchment
1> _. , 
2> _.  , 
3> _. 
4> _. _. ; 
_Ex:
an entrenchment upon their prerogatives  


entrepot
1> _. ;  (   )
_Ex:
entrepot trade _.  

entrepreneur
1> _. ;  
_Ex:
small entrepreneur   
2> _. 
3> _.  
4> _. 

entrepreneurship
1> 

entresol
1> _. ;  (  
  )

entrism
1>         

entropy
1> _. 

entruck
1> _.    ;  

2> _.   

entrucking
1> _. ,   
_Ex:
entrucking area    
_Ex:
entrucking point    

entrust
1> ,  (- -)
_Ex:
to entrust a committee with smth.  -  ,
 - 
_Ex:
we entrusted him with our lives     
_Ex:
to entrust smb. with a secret  - ,
  - 
2> , ; 
_Ex:
to entrust an errand to a boy   
_Ex:
she entrusted the children to the care of a baby-sitter 
    ,   
   
3>  ( -);  ;
  ( -)
_Ex:
the governments was entrusted with ample powers 
   
_Ex:
to entrust a university with power to confer degrees
     

entry
1> ; 
_Ex:
no entry  ,  
_Ex:
port of entry  
_Ex:
they have a right of free entry to the exhibition  
    
2> _.   
3> _. ,   
4> _.  
_Ex:
entry conditions  ; 
_Ex:
entry instruction  
5> () 
_Ex:
the King's entry  
6>   ( )
7> 
_Ex:
entry into war   
_Ex:
entry into combat _.   
_Ex:
his entry into literature    
_Ex:
upon entry into force of the agreement  
  
8>  ( )
_Ex:
to take examinations for entry to a university 
   
9> () , ; , 
_Ex:
he stood in the entry    
_Ex:
to park one's car at the entry    
10> ; ; 
11> _.  
12>  ()
13> _.  (); 
_Ex:
entry of a month  ;   
14> _.     

15> _.   
16> _.       

_Ex:
burglarious entry   
_Ex:
illegal entry of a dwelling    ;
  
17> _.  
18>  ( )
19> ,  ( ,   )
20>  
21> () ,  ( , )
_Ex:
to make an entry  ;   
_Ex:
to make an entry in a diary  -  
_Ex:
to post on entry _.   (  )
_Ex:
entry on the map   
22>  ( , )
_Ex:
the latest edition of the glossary contains 5,000 entries
    5 .  
23>   (, , )
_Ex:
large entry  
24>  (   , ),
, 
25> _.   
26>  ( ); ,  
,  
_Ex:
to judge between the entries   
_Ex:
Entries by 3 December    3  (
   )
27> _.    ;   
28> _.  ()
_Ex:
author's entry    
29>  
30>  
_Ex:
entry inwards   

entry level
1>  

entry list
1>   (, )

entry visa
1>  ,   

entry word
1> ,   ( ); 
2>   (  )

entryism
1>         

entryway
1> _.  

entwine
1> 
_Ex:
to entwine a myrtle wreath   
2> , 
_Ex:
to entwine roses with lilies    
_Ex:
raspberry bushes are entwined with woodbine  
  
_Ex:
his interests are so entwined with my own   
  
3> , 
4> 
_Ex:
the trunk of the tree was entwined with ivy  
  
5> 
_Ex:
ivy entwines itself about trees   

6> , 
_Ex:
they walked with arms entwined     

entwinement
1> , 
2>  ,  

entwist
1> , 
2> , 

enucleate
1> _. ,   (, )
_Ex:
to enucleate the sense which underlies a difficult
construction     
2> _.  (), 

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

enumerable
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
enumerable set  

enumerate
1> 
_Ex:
to enumerate the capitals of some of the states 
  
2> ;
() 
3>  ,  ()

enumerated
1> ; 
_Ex:
enumerated powers _.    
   

enumeration
1> 
2> , , ;  ()
_Ex:
universal enumeration _.  
3> _.   (  ); 
 
4> , , 

enumerational
1> 
_Ex:
enumerational law  

enumerative
1> 
2> , 

