eyeglass
1> , 
2> 
3> _pl. ; ; 
4>  ,  
5> _.  

eyehole
1> ,  ( )
2> , ; 
3> _.  ; 
4> _.  

eyelash
1> 
_Id:
without turning an eyelash   ;  

_Id:
to hang on by one's eyelashes   (-.);
   ,   

eyeless
1>   ; 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
eyeless destiny  
3>  

eyeless sight
1> _.  

eyelet
1> , 
2> ,  ( )
3>  ,  ( ,   . .)
4> ,  (      )
_Ex:
eyelet lace  ( )
5>  , , 

eyelet-hole
1> eyelet

eyelet-puncher
1> _. , 

eyelet-ring
1>  (     ..)

eyeleteer
1> 

eyelid
1> 
_Id:
without batting an eyelid   ;   
;   
_Id:
to hang on by the eyelids - ,  
;  

eyeliner
1>      

eyen
1> _. _pl.  eye

eyepiece
1> 

eyes-only
1> _. ( ) " " ( )
_Ex:
an eyes-only message    " "

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

eyeshot
1>  
_Ex:
out of eyeshot   
_Ex:
to be within eyeshot    , 

2>  

eyesight
1> 
_Ex:
good eyesight  
_Ex:
by (from, in) smb.'s eyesight  -.  
2> ,  
3> _.  , 

eyesome
1> _. ,  

eyesore
1> -. ,  ( ); 
_Ex:
to be an eyesore to smb.  -. 
_Ex:
bills in the park are eyesores   
2>   

eyesport
1> , , 
2> _.  ,  ,  

eyespotted
1>  , ; ; 


eyestalk
1> _.   (   . .)

eyestrain
1>   , 
_Ex:
he suffers from eyestrain      
   . .

eyestring
1> _.   

eyewall
1> _.     , " "

eyewater
1>  
2> 
3> _. 

eyewear
1>  

eyewink
1> , 
2> ,  
3> () 
4> ,  ()

eyewinker
1> ; ;   

eyewitness
1> ; _. -

eyewitnesser
1> _.  - ()

eylogize
1> , ;  ;
 

eyne
1> _. _pl.  eye

eyot
1>  (. )

eyres
1> _.  

eyrie
1>   , . 
2> , ,    
3> 

Ezekiel
1> _. 

Ezra
1> _. 

F,f
1> 6-   
2> 6-  
3> (F) _. 
4> (F) _.  ""
5> (F)  ""
6>  . . .:  ( )
_Ex:
column f  ,  f
_Ex:
company  ,  f
_Ex:
F string  

fa
1> _.  ( )

fa la (la)
1> --

fab
1> (_.  fabulous) _. , 

fabaceous
1> _. 

Fabian
1> ,   
2>     
3>    ( 
 )
4> , ;  ( , )
_Ex:
Fabian policy  ,  
5> 
_Ex:
the Fabian Society  

Fabianism
1> 

fabiform
1> _. _.   , 

fable
1> 
_Ex:
Aesop's fables  
_Ex:
fable book  
_Ex:
fable writer 
2> , ; 
_Ex:
this is mere fable   
_Ex:
old wive's (women's) fables  
3>   ,  
_Ex:
he became the chif fable of the village    
  
4> ; 
5> _. , 
6>    ;  ,
 ; 
_Ex:
to say verity, and not to fable  ,  

7>  
8>  ( )

fabled
1> 
2> , 

fabler
1>    
2>  , 

fabliau
1> _. 

fabric
1> , 
_Ex:
silk and woollen fabrics    
_Ex:
fabric gloves  
2> , , 
_Ex:
the fabric of society, the social fabric  
3> _. 
4> , 
_Ex:
cloth of a beautiful fabric   
5> , 
6> , ; 
7> _. ; 

fabricable
1>  () 

fabricant
1> _. _. 

fabricate
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the story was fabricated from beginning to end  
   ()  
_Ex:
to fabricate a charge  () 
2> 
_Ex:
to fabricate papers   
_Ex:
to fabricate a will  
3> ; ; ;  ,
 
4> _. , 

fabricated
1> ;   
_Ex:
fabricated barge    
_Ex:
fabricated house  ,    ,
  
2>   
_Ex:
fabricated foot  ,    
(. )

fabrication
1> , 
2> , 
_Ex:
his insane fabrications   ()
_Ex:
his story was an entire fabrication    

3> , 
4> , 
_Ex:
the document was undoubtedly a fabrication ,
,  
5> , 
6> _. , 
7> _.   ; 
8>    

fabricator
1>  ();
() 

fabular
1> , , ; 
_Ex:
fabular beasts  
_Ex:
fabular description  
2> _-. , , 
_Ex:
fabular wealth  
_Ex:
at a fabular price   
_Ex:
a house of fabular size   
3>  

fabulate
1> ,  

fabulator
1> 
2> 

fabulist
1> , 
2> , 

fabulosity
1> , 
2> _.  ; 

fabulous
1> , , ; 
_Ex:
fabulous beasts  
_Ex:
fabulous description  
2> _-. , , 
_Ex:
fabulous wealth  
_Ex:
at a fabulous price   
_Ex:
a house of fabulous size   
3>  

fabulously
1> , 
_Ex:
the voyages, indeed, are fabulously narrated  
    
2> _-. , , 
_Ex:
her cruelties were fabulously exaggerated  
 
_Ex:
he is reported to be fabulously wealthy ,  
 

fabulousness
1> , , 
2> , 

facade
1> 
_Ex:
the stately facade of the new building  
 
2>  , 
_Ex:
the facade of honesty  
_Ex:
a facade of indifference  
_Ex:
the whole facade of this theory    

_Ex:
to maintain a facade of contentment  ,  


face
1> , 
_Ex:
face massage  
_Ex:
face angle _.  
_Ex:
black (blue,red) in the face  ( , 
 . .)
2>  ()
3>  
_Ex:
face of a dying calf -  
_Ex:
his face fell    
_Ex:
straight face  (  ) ,
""
_Ex:
to straighten one's face    ,
,  
_Ex:
to keep a straigt face, to keep one's face straight 
 () ;   
_Ex:
to make (to pull, to weer) a long face  
(, , , ) 
_Ex:
to read people's faces   
4> _. 
_Ex:
to make (to pull) a face  , 
_Ex:
to make faces  () 
_Ex:
to make (to pull) a pitiful face   
_Ex:
to make a wry face  
5>  
_Ex:
on (upon) the face of (it)    ;  

_Ex:
upon the face of the document    
 
_Ex:
on the face of it you are guilty   ,   
_Ex:
the idea is absurd on the face of it    
  
_Ex:
to carry a (the) face (of)  (-., -.)
_Ex:
this version carries no face of probability   
 ()
_Ex:
to carry on its face    ()
6> ,  ()
7> _. , 
_Ex:
to have the face (to say smth.)   (
-.)
_Ex:
to show a face  (, ) 
8> ,  
_Ex:
face of a door   (  )
_Ex:
face of a racket _.   (
) 
9>  (, )
_Ex:
on the face of the earth  ,  ,   
_Ex:
from (off) the face of the earth   
_Ex:
the north face of the mountain   
10>  ,  (,  ,  
. .);  
_Ex:
to lie on its face    
_Ex:
put your cards on the table face down   
 
11> 
12> 
_Ex:
the face of the building is covered with ivy  
 
13> ; ; 
_Ex:
(the) loss of face ;   ( )
_Ex:
to lose face  ;  
_Ex:
to save (one's) face  ,   
( ),    
14> _. ,   , 
15> _. , ""
16> _.  ( )
17> ,  ()
18> _. () , ; ; 
19> _. 
20> _. ,  ; 
_Ex:
face cut , 
21> _.  (); ,  ; 
, 
22>  ()
23> _.  ()
24> _.  ()
25> _. ()  ()
26> _. 
_Ex:
face brick  
_Id:
in (to) smb.'s face  ,  , ;  
-.
_Id:
it's written all over his face      
_Id:
to laugh in smb.'s face    -.; 
  -.
_Id:
to look full in (into) the face of smb.    
( ) -.
_Id:
to be unable to look smb. in the face  
  -.
_Id:
to cast (to fling, to throw) smth. in smb.'s face 
-.   -.
_Id:
at (in, on) the first face   ;   
_Id:
to bear (to carry, to have) two faces under one hood, to
have two faces  , ;  
_Id:
to show a false face , 
_Id:
before smb.'s face    -.
_Id:
in the face of  ; ,  ; ,
;  
_Id:
to act in the face of direct orders  
 
_Id:
to succeed in the face of many difficulties  
   
_Id:
in the face of day (of the sun)  , ;
  
_Id:
face to face   ; , 
_Id:
let's get together and talk the whole thing over face to
face       
_Id:
to open one's face _.  , 
_Id:
to fly in the face (of)  , ,
  (-.)
_Id:
to fly in the face of facts  , 

_Id:
to fly in the face of nature   

_Id:
to set one's face against smb., smth. 
 -., -.;   -., -.;
   -., -.
_Id:
to put a bold face on smth.    -.,
 
_Id:
to put a good face on smth.     
-. ;  -.   ,
 -.   
_Id:
to put a new face on smth.  -.  
() 
_Id:
to run one's face, to travel on one's face _. 
 ,   ,  
. .;    
_Id:
to stare smb. in the face   ,  
();   ()
_Id:
death stared him in the face     ( 
) 
_Id:
to fall on one's face  ( ); ;
 
_Id:
a face as long as a fiddle  () 
_Id:
the face is the index of the mind  -  
_Id:
a fair face may hide a foul heart   
   
_Id:
a good face is a letter of recommendation  ()
 -  
27>   
_Ex:
they sat so as to face each other     
(   )
_Ex:
the man now facing me ,   
 
_Ex:
stand facing the light    
28>   
_Ex:
the house faced eastwards     
_Ex:
my window faces the street     
_Ex:
the picture faces page 7    7
29>   
_Ex:
I can't face him now       
_Ex:
to face away 
30>  (-.) ;    (-.) 

_Ex:
to face the ordeal   
_Ex:
to face the facts    
_Ex:
to face danger   
_Ex:
I can't face the disgrace of a failure    
 
_Ex:
you'll have to face it yourself     

31>     ( -.)
_Ex:
to be faced with a difficulty  ()
 
_Ex:
to be faced with bankruptcy   

_Ex:
he was suddenly faced with the necessity of...  
  ...
_Ex:
the problem now facing us ,    
32>  ()
_Ex:
to face a coat with gold braid    
33> 
_Ex:
to face a building with marble   
_Ex:
to face a table with rose-wood veneering  
 
34> ; 
_Ex:
this stone has not been properly faced   

35>    ( )
36> _.  
_Ex:
the captain faced his company left   
""
_Ex:
right face! !
37>  ()
_Id:
to face the knocker    
_Id:
to face the music    ();
 ,    

face about
1> _.  

face amount
1>  

face down
1> ;  (  . .)

face flannel
1>     ( , )

face off
1> _.     ; 
  ()
2> _.  ()   ;  ;
 

face out
1> ,  
_Ex:
we faced them out     
2> ;   -.
_Ex:
to face the matter out    
3>    (  . .)

face up
1> (to)   ( -.);  
_Ex:
to face up to one's responsibilities   ;
   
_Ex:
to face up to difficulties   

_Ex:
truth has to be faced up      
2> _. ;  (  . .)

face value
1> ,   (, ,
)
2> ,  
_Ex:
to take (to accept) smth. at its face value 
-.   ;  -.   
_Ex:
I took his promise at face value     

face-about
1> _.  

face-ache
1> _.   
2>  ()
3> 

face-bone
1> _. 

face-card
1> ,  

face-centered
1> _. 

face-cream
1>   

face-fungus
1> _. ; 

face-harden
1>  

face-hardening
1>  ;   

face-mould
1> _. ; 

face-off
1> _.     ;
  ()
2> _.  ; 
_Ex:
a face-off between generations   
_Ex:
ready for a face-off with any man   
    ,    

face-pack
1>  

face-paint
1> ; 

face-painter
1> ,   ,    . .
2> 
3> -

face-painting
1>   
2> ; 
3>  

face-piece
1>  ()

face-plate
1> _. - ( );   ()
2> _.  ,  
3> _.   ( )

face-saver
1> ,      , 
, 

face-saving
1>  ,  , 
_Ex:
an unsuccessful attempt at face-saving  
   . .
2>    . .

face-slip
1> _.  

face-stone
1>  

face-to-face
1>  ( );     
_Ex:
they had a face-to-face argument    

face-wall
1> _. ,  

face-work
1> _.  ;  

