extravehicular
1> ()  ()  
2>     
_Ex:
extravehicular activity    ;
 ()   
_Ex:
extravehicular suit     

_Ex:
extravehicular lunar suit  

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

extravert
1> _. ,  ; ,
   ; ,  
 
2> ,    ;
   
3> ,  
4> _. 
_Ex:
extravert personality 
5>  

extremal
1> _. ,  
2> ; 

extreme
1> ; ;  
_Ex:
in the extreme   , 
_Ex:
at the extreme of poverty   () 
_Ex:
to run to an extreme   
_Ex:
to go to extremes   ;  
 
_Ex:
I find the task wearisome in the extreme    
   
_Ex:
his enthusiasm was carried to the extreme   
 
2> . _pl. () ; ;
    
_Ex:
love and hate are extremes    -
 
_Ex:
extremes meet  () 
_Ex:
to go to the other extreme    
3> _. , ,  
4> _.   
5> _.   (     
)
6> , ;  
_Ex:
the extreme edge (border) of a field  ()  
_Ex:
extreme length  
_Ex:
extreme range  , ;  
()
7> _.  
_Ex:
extreme old age  
_Ex:
extreme youth  , 
_Ex:
the country's extreme north   
_Ex:
at the extreme end   
8> , ; 
_Ex:
extreme patience  
_Ex:
extreme poverty  
_Ex:
extreme penalty _.   
_Ex:
extreme fashions  
_Ex:
extreme cold weather clothing _.  
_Ex:
to go on an extreme diet    
9> , 
_Ex:
extreme conditions   () 
  
10> , 
_Ex:
to hold extreme views   ,
 

extreme unction
1> _. 

extreme-range gun
1> _.  

extremeless
1> _. , 

extremely
1> ; ;   

extremism
1> 

extremist
1> ; ,   ;
  
2>  
3> 
_Ex:
extremist views  

extremistic
1> 

extremity
1> , , 
_Ex:
at the southern extremity of the peninsula  
 
2> _pl. _. 
3> ; ,  
_Ex:
an extremity of misery     
_Ex:
an extremity of caution  
_Ex:
an extremity of joy  ;  

4> ; ,  
_Ex:
help them in their extremity     

_Ex:
driven (reduced) to extremity   
( )
5> . _pl. ,  ; , 
_Ex:
to go to the extremities    , 
 
6>  , 
_Ex:
o time's extremity!   !
7> _pl.   

extremum
1> _.  (  )

extricable
1>   ,  ( 
  . .)

extricate
1> ; ;  ( 
)
_Ex:
to extricate an animal from a net  
 
_Ex:
to extricate a carriage from the mud    
_Ex:
to extricate a friend from debt  , 
 
2> , 
_Ex:
to extricate oneself from difficulties  
 
_Ex:
he extricated himself from (out of) a crisis  
  

extrication
1> , 

extrinsic, extrinsical
1> _. , 
_Ex:
extrinsic, extrinsical stimuli  
_Ex:
extrinsic, extrinsical muscles _. , 
   
2> _.   (  );  ,
, 
_Ex:
extrinsic, extrinsical value   ( 
    )
_Ex:
questions extrinsic, extrinsical to the subject under
consideration ,     
3> _. , 
_Ex:
extrinsic, extrinsical influence   
4> _. , 

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

extroitive
1> _.    

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

extrovert
1> _. ,  ; ,
   ; ,  
 
2> ,    ;
   
3> ,  
4> _. 
_Ex:
extrovert personality 
5>  

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

extrusion
1> , 
2> , 
3> 
4> _. ,   ;
  (  )
5> _. 

extrusive
1> , 
2> , 
3> , 
4> , 
5> _. 
_Ex:
extrusive rock   

extumescence
1> _. 

exuberance, -cy
1> , , 
_Ex:
exuberance, -cy of vegetable growth  
_Ex:
exuberance, -cy of feeling  
_Ex:
exuberance, -cy of high spirits ,  ;
 

exuberant
1> , ,  ( )
_Ex:
exuberant foliage  
2>   ,  , 
_Ex:
exuberant high spirits  () 
_Ex:
exuberant talent  ; ,  ,

_Ex:
exuberant personality   
3> , 
_Ex:
exuberant population  
4> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
exuberant eloquence  
5>  ( )
_Ex:
exuberant health  

exuberate
1> _. 
2>   
_Ex:
they exuberated over their victory    
 

exudate
1> _. , 
2> _. 
3> exudation
4>  (,   )
5> _. , 
6> 

exudative
1> _. , 

exude
1>  (  . .)
2> ; ,   
3>   ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
he exudes malevolence   
_Ex:
she exudes charm   

exulcerate
1> _. ; 
2> _. ; 

exulceration
1> _. ;  

exult
1> , ;  
_Ex:
to exult in a victory  
_Ex:
to exult to find one has succeeded ,   

2> 
_Ex:
he exulted over his fallen enemy    
  

exultance
1> , 

exultant
1> ; 
_Ex:
exultant cry  
_Ex:
to be exultant over smth.    -.

exultation
1> , 
_Ex:
there was general exultation over the naval victory 
      
2> _pl. () ,  

exurb
1> _.   ( 
 )

exurban
1> 
_Ex:
an exurban retreat   
2> _.     (.  ,
  )

exurbanite
1> _. () ,    
  ;  

exurbia
1> (. E.) _.  ,   
     
2>   ;   

exuviae
1> _pl. _. _.     
(, )
2> _. _.   

exuvial
1> 

exuviate
1> _. ,  , 

exuviation
1> _. ,  

eyas
1> _. 
2> , 
_Id:
eyasthoughts  
_Id:
eyas wings  

eye
1> , 
_Ex:
blue eyes  
_Ex:
eye compound  ()  ( )
_Ex:
naked eye  
_Ex:
black eye   
_Ex:
eye specialist (doctor) , ,   
, ""
_Ex:
eye hospital (infirmary)   ()
_Ex:
the whites of the eyes  
_Ex:
eye for eye _.   
_Ex:
with open eyes   ; , 
  
_Ex:
to see with one's own eyes   
_Ex:
the sun is in my eyes    
_Ex:
to cast down one's eyes  ,  
_Ex:
to cock one's eye 
_Ex:
to screw up one's eyes 
_Ex:
to close (to put) one's eyes together  , 
_Ex:
to cry one's eyes out   
_Ex:
it strikes (it leaps to) the eye    
2>  _pl. , 
_Ex:
green eye  
_Ex:
eye contact  
_Ex:
to maintain eye contact     
_Ex:
to set (to lay, to clap) eyes on smth.  ()
-.
_Ex:
I never set eyes on him      
_Ex:
to run (to pass) one's eyes over (through) smth. 
 -.,   -.
_Ex:
to throw (to cast) one's eye on smth.  
()  -.
_Ex:
to arrest the eye  (-.) ; 
  
_Ex:
to meet smb.'s eye  -. ;   
 -.;    -.
_Ex:
more than meets the eye ,     ;
  
_Ex:
to catch smb.'s eye  -. ; 
-.  
_Ex:
to turn a blind eye to smth., to close one's eyes to
smth.    -.;   
 -.
_Ex:
one cannot shut one's eyes to the fact that... 
   , ...
_Ex:
to have (to keep) one's eyes glued on smth., smb.  
  -., -.,     -., -.,
 -., -.
_Ex:
to burst upon the eye   ;  

_Ex:
to have eyes only for...      
(   ), ...
_Ex:
to see in the mind's eye    (
)
3> , , ,; 
_Ex:
in the eye(s) of smb.  -. 
_Ex:
in the eye of the law   
_Ex:
I look upon the problem with a different eye   
  ,        
_Ex:
to see eye to eye   , 
;   
_Ex:
she does not see eye to eye with me     
 (    )
4> 
_Ex:
eye training  
_Ex:
education through the eye  
_Ex:
to open smb.'s eyes  -. ; 
-. ;  -.   (
-. )   -.; _.  
_Ex:
he opened my eyes to her perfidy     
 
5>  ( -.);  (-.)
_Ex:
to have an eye for smth.   () -.;
 -.;    -.
_Ex:
to have an eye for beauty   ;
  -.
_Ex:
to have an eye for colour   
_Ex:
to have an eye for the ground   
  
_Ex:
the Japanese have an eye for flowers   
 
6>   -., 
_Ex:
with all one's eyes   ,  
_Ex:
to give an eye to smb., smth.    -.,
-.,   -.,-.; ,
  -., -.
_Ex:
give an eye to the child   
_Ex:
to keep an eye on    ,  
_Ex:
keep your eye on him!     !
_Ex:
he kept an eye on his luggage     
_Ex:
he could not take his eyes off it      ,
      
_Ex:
to be all eyes  ,   
_Ex:
to make smb. open his eyes  () -.
_Ex:
to have an eye in one's head  ;
 
_Ex:
to have eyes at the back of one's head  , 

_Ex:
to have all one's eyes about one   (),
  
7> (to) , 
_Ex:
to have an eye to    (-.);   
 (, )
_Ex:
with an eye to    (-.),    (-.);
 ;  , 
_Ex:
to marry smb. with an eye to her fortune   
_Ex:
he always has an eye to his own interest   
    
8> 
_Ex:
eye sketch (work) _.  ; 
   ()
_Ex:
to estimate by (the) eye    ( )
_Ex:
to have a good eye for distances   
  
9> ;  (,   . .)
_Ex:
the eye of day (of heaven)  , ,
" "
_Ex:
the eye of Greece  , 
_Ex:
the eye of the problem  
_Ex:
eye of the storm _.  () ;  

_Ex:
wind's eye ,   
_Ex:
in the wind's eye _.  
10>  ( );  
11> _.  (  . .)
12>  ( )
13>  (  -. )
14> ,  ( )
15> _. , 
_Ex:
private eye  
16> _.  
17> _. ; ; 
18> _. 
19> _.  
20> _-. _. 
21> _. ,  ()
_Id:
black eye   ; _.  
_Id:
camera eye   
_Id:
ship's eyes _. 
_Id:
(oh) my eye!   !,   !,   !, 
!
_Id:
that's all my eye _.    ()
_Id: "eyes only" " " (  
)
_Id: "for the eyes of the President" " 
" ()
_Id:
up to the eyes in smth.   ( )  -.
_Id:
he is up to the eyes in work    
_Id:
eyes right!  ! ()
_Id:
easy on the eye , 
_Id:
in a pig's eye _. _. ,    ; 
 
_Id:
to do smb. in the eye _.   ()
-.
_Id:
to give smb. the eye _. ,   -. (
)
_Id:
to give smb. the fishy (beady) eye _.  
-. 
_Id:
to make eyes at smb.  -. 
_Id:
to close one's eyes  ( ) , 
_Id:
to catch the chairman's eye   ( ,
   . .)
_Id:
to keep an eye out for smth. _.   -.; 
 -.
_Id:
to keep one's eyes on the ball _.    
 ,   ()
_Id:
to be in the public eye   ();
    
_Id:
to wipe smb.'s eyes  -. ;  -.;
_.   -.
_Id:
to show the whites of one's eyes    
_Id:
to see the whites of the enemy's eyes  
  
_Id:
no eye like the eye of the master    
_Id:
to see with half an eye    , 

_Id:
one could see with half an eye that...   ,
...;    , ...
_Id:
if you had half an eye       
_Id:
mind your eye! !, !,   !
_Id:
damn your eyes! _.   !
_Id:
four eyes see more than two    , 
  ;  ,   
_Id:
to feast one's eyes with (on) smth.  -.
_Id:
to keep one's (both) eyes open (wide open, peeled, skinned)
 ,   ;   
_Id:
to knock smb.'s eyes out   -. 
;  -. (.  )
22> ; ; 
_Ex:
to eye smb. with suspicion   -. 
,     -.
_Ex:
to eye with curiosity  ()  
23>   ,  ( -.),  
 ( -.)
24>  , ,   . .

eye appeal
1> _. , ;  ;
 

eye dialect
1> " "; ,  
   (sorta . sort of, feller
. fellow  . .)

eye distance
1>   

eye memory
1>  

eye rhyme
1> _.   (., love;
move;
bough;
though)

eye shadow
1>   

eye teaser
1> () 

eye-baby
1>  ,      

eye-bandage
1> _.  

eye-bank
1> _.   ( )

eye-bath
1> _.  

eye-beam
1>  

eye-bolt
1>   
2> _. -

eye-bulbe
1> _.  

eye-catcher
1> _. ,   
_Ex:
her dress was a real eye-catcher    
 

eye-catching
1> ,  

eye-chart
1> _.  

eye-cup
1>   (  )
2>  ()

eye-draught
1>  ; ,   

eye-drop
1> 
2> _pl.  

eye-filling
1> _.  ; , 

eye-flap
1> 
2> _pl. 

eye-ground
1> _.  

eye-guard
1> ()       

eye-in-the-sky
1>   ,  
  

eye-lens
1> 
2> _.  ()

eye-lesion
1> _.  

eye-minded
1> _.    ;
   

eye-muscle
1> _.  

eye-opener
1> _. _.  ;  ;
; ; 
_Ex:
a woeful eye-opener  
_Ex:
that was an eye-opener for him     
2> _.   ( )

eye-patch
1>    

eye-pit
1> _.  , , 

eye-popper
1> _.  ;  

eye-popping
1> _. , 

eye-probe
1> _.  

eye-protector
1> ()       

eye-service
1>    ;  - 
2>  

eye-shield
1> ()       
2> _pl.  

eye-splice
1> _. 

eye-tooth
1> _.  ,  
_Id:
to cut one's eye-teth, to have one's eye-teeth cut 
 ,   ;  
_Id:
to draw smb.'s eye-teeth    -.
_Id:
to give one's eye-teeth for smth.   -.; 
  -.

eye-view
1>  
_Ex:
his novel takes the conventional god's eye-view  
       

eye-wash
1> _.  
2> 
3> ; 
4> , 

eye-worship
1>  ;  ,  

eyeball
1> _.  
_Id:
to the eyeballs _.   (   . .);
 
_Id:
mortgaged to the eyeballs   
_Id:
eyeball to eyeball   ;     ;
_.   ();  
 

eyeball-readable
1>    ( )

eyeball-to-eyeball
1>    
_Ex:
we were eyeball-to-eyeball and he blinked   
  ,    

eyebright
1> _.   (Suphrasia officinalis)
2> _.  

eyebrow
1> 
_Ex:
to raise the eyebrows   (  ,
  . .)
_Ex:
this caused a lot of raised eyebrows   

_Ex:
eyebrow pencil   
_Id:
up to the eyebrows  
_Id:
to hang on by one's eyebrows  , 
;    ,   

eyebrowless
1> 

eyed
1> _.  , 
2>  , 
3> (-eyed)    : -, 
- 
_Ex:
blue-eyed 
_Ex:
Argus-eyed   , ;  

eyedropper
1> 

eyeful
1> _. 
_Ex:
to see (to get) an eyeful  ; 
  ;  - 
2> _.   (   )
_Ex:
an exciting eyeful  

