fag
1> _. ,    
_Ex:
what a fag!   !,  !
_Ex:
it's too much (of a) fag     
_Ex:
grammar lessons are a real fag!   
!
2> _. "",  , 
 (  )
3> _. , ,  ( -., . fag
away)
4> _. ,  ( , )
5> _.     
6> _.   
7> _.   , 
8>   
9>  
10> _.   (-.); 
11> _.  
12> _. , 
13> _. 
_Ex:
fag of a day ()  
14> _. _.   , 
15> _. 
_Ex:
they were enjoying a rest and a fag    
16> (_.  faggot) _. 

fag out
1> _. , 
_Ex:
standing on your feet all day fags you    
  
_Ex:
his conversation fags me out     
2> _.    (.  . )
3> _. _.  ()  

fag-end
1> _.   (-.); 
2> _.  
3> _. , 
4> _. 
_Ex:
fag-end of a day ()  
5> _. _.   , 

fagged
1> _. , 
_Ex:
I'm fagged after that hard job    
 

fagged-out
1> _. , 

faggot
1>  ;  ; 
_Ex:
faggot wood 
2> _. , 
3> _.    ()
4>     
5> _. 
6>  
7> _.  ()
8>    
9> _.    
10> _.   
11>  
12> _. 
13> _.  ;   ( old faggot)

faggot-vote
1>  ,     
,    

faggoting
1>    
2> 
3>  
4> _. 
5> _.   

faggotry
1> _. 

fagot
1>  ;  ; 
_Ex:
fagot wood 
2> _. , 
3> _.    ()
4>     
5> _. 
6>  
7> _.  ()
8>    
9> _.    
10> _.   
11>  
12> _. 
13> _.  ;   ( old fagot)

fagot-vote
1>  ,     
,    

fagoting
1>    
2> 
3>  
4> _. 
5> _.   

fagotry
1> _. 

fagotti
1> _pl.  fagotto

fagotto
1> _. 

fahlband
1> _. 

fahlerz
1> _. ,   (); 

fahlore
1> _. ,   (); 

Fahrenheit
1>   (. Fahrenheit thermometer)
2>  

faience
1> 

fail
1> , 
2>   
_Id:
without fail , ; 
_Id:
I'll come without fail   
3>  
_Ex:
to fail in life   ( )
_Ex:
to fail in a suit _.  
_Ex:
he failed for want of foresight    -
 
4>  ,  
_Ex:
all our plans failed    
_Ex:
his attempt has failed    
_Ex:
if our hopes should fail     
_Ex:
to fail the height    ( )
5> ,   
_Ex:
as usual, he failed me at the last minute  , 
    
_Ex:
I'll be waiting for you, don't fail me    ,
  
_Ex:
his heart didn't fail him     ; 
 
6>  ,  
_Ex:
time wuold fail me     ,   
_Ex:
words fail me    ,    
_Ex:
his courage failed him in the end      
  ( )
_Ex:
for once his wit failed him      
 
7>   ( -.)
_Ex:
I fail words to express my thanks    , 
 
8>   ; , 
_Ex:
our water supply has failed     ,
   
9> , ;  
_Ex:
the wind failed  
_Ex:
the light failed  
_Ex:
daylight is failing 
_Ex:
his health failed    
_Ex:
his sight is failing   ,   
_Ex:
his heart is failing    
_Ex:
he is old and failing rapidly      
10> 
_Ex:
the radio signals failed   
11> ,   ; 
_Ex:
their family line failed   
_Ex:
this house belonged to them until their family line failed
   ,     
  (    )
12>  ,   
_Ex:
the engine failed unexpectedly   
_Ex:
the patient's heart failed    
13> _. _.  ;  
14>  ( )
_Ex:
he failed in mathematics    
15>  (-.  )
_Ex:
they failed two candidates    
16> _. ,  (-.   )
_Ex:
he failed chemistry    
_Ex:
she failed her driving test      
17>   ( -. );  
( )
_Ex:
the potato crop failed this year    
 
18>  ,  (   . .); 
 (   . .)
_Ex:
to fail to do smth.  ,    ,
   -.;   -.;
   -.;  ,  ;  
_Ex:
we failed to arrive in time     
_Ex:
all precautions failed to prevent the quarrel 
    
_Ex:
they failed to understand him     
( )  
_Ex:
to fail to be moved  
_Ex:
his statements rarely failed to startle his hearers 
    
_Ex:
they could hardly fail to meet     
_Ex:
things that cannot fail to be seen ,  
 
_Ex:
we cannot fail to be conscious of it     

_Ex:
the janitor had failed to call the fire department 
   ,     
_Ex:
don't fail to let me know    
_Ex:
his name failed to appear in the list   
  
_Ex:
the report cannot fail to arouse grave misgivings  
    
_Ex:
he never fails to write to his mother every month 
     
_Ex:
he did not fail to keep his word    
_Ex:
to fail in smth.  -. 
_Ex:
to fail in beauty  
_Ex:
to fail in respect for smb.   -., 
  -.
_Ex:
this novel fails in unity     

_Ex:
he's a clever man but fails in perseverance   ,
    
_Ex:
his visit failed in its purpose     
( )

fail-operational
1> _. ; 
2> _.   ,  ; 
_Ex:
fail-operational system  ()

3> _. ; 
4>      
5> _.  ( )
6> _.   
7> _.    
 

fail-place
1>  ( )
2>  ( )

fail-safe
1> _.   
2> _. ; 
3> _.   ,  ; 
_Ex:
fail-safe system  () 
4> _. ; 
5>      
6> _.  ( )
7> _.   
8> _.    
 

fail-safety
1> _. 
2> _.     

3> _. ; 

failed
1> , 
_Ex:
failed try _.  
2> 
_Ex:
failed firm  
_Ex:
failed actor -
_Ex:
failed mother ,    
_Ex:
a failed affair with...   ...

failing
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
we all have our failings      
_Ex:
tardiness is one of his failings  -  
 
2> , ; 
3> _. ,  ( )
4> 
5> 
_Ex:
failing sight  
6>  ,  ;   
_Ex:
failing his arrival we shall stay here  ,   
,   
_Ex:
failing a purchaser, he let the house    
 (  ),     
_Ex:
failing instructions I did what I thought best  
 ,     
_Ex:
failing an expression of a different intention (by a state)
_.   ()     
_Ex:
failing any such provision _.   

7>   ;    
_Ex:
failing payment, we shall sue    , 
  

faille
1>  ( )

failsoft
1> _.  ,  (
      )

failure
1> , , 
_Ex:
dead failure  
_Ex:
bitter failures  
_Ex:
failure of justice _.   ,
 
_Ex:
to end in failure  
_Ex:
all his efforts ended in failure     
( )
_Ex:
to meet with failure  
_Ex:
to invite failure    ;   
_Ex:
by saying so you yourself invite failure  ,  
  
2>   
3>  (-.);  (-.)
_Ex:
failure of rain ,  
_Ex:
crop failure 
4> 
_Ex:
he was a failure in art     
5>  
_Ex:
his invention turned out (to be) a failure  
  
_Ex:
the play was a failure  
6> , 
_Ex:
failure to keep a promise  
_Ex:
failure to pay a bill   
7> , ; 
_Ex:
they made a failure of keeping watch  
8> -.    
_Ex:
failure to report _. 
_Ex:
alarm was felt at his failure to return    ,
 
_Ex:
failure to explain the noise worried us   
 ,    
_Ex:
his failure to answer questions made the police suspicious
    ,    
 
9> , ;  
_Ex:
numerous bank failures  
10> _. , ; ;   ;
    
_Ex:
there was a failure of electricity  
_Ex:
failure of a pump  
_Ex:
failure of shots _.  ( )
_Ex:
failure inhibition  
_Ex:
failure load  
11> _. _. 
12> _. ;   ; ;  
13> _. , ; ; 

fain
1> _. , 
_Ex:
he was fain to comply with their demands   
   
_Ex:
she was fain to keep silence    
2> _. ,   (-.)
3> _. (. .  would) ,  
_Ex:
I would fain follow him       

fainaigue
1> _.  
2> _. 

faineance, -cy
1> , 

faineant
1> , 
2> , 

fains
1> _.  
_Ex:
fains I!   !
_Ex:
fains I keeping goal!    !

faint
1> 
_Ex:
a dead faint  ,   
_Ex:
to be in a faint   
_Ex:
to fall down in a faint   
2> , 
_Ex:
his breathing became fainter    
_Ex:
my heart felt faint within me    
_Ex:
he was faint with hunger and cold     
 
3>  ,   . .
_Ex:
to feel faint   ()
4> , ; , 
_Ex:
a faint tinge of pink  
_Ex:
faint colour  () 
_Ex:
faint sound  () 
_Ex:
faint odour  
_Ex:
faint resemblance  
_Ex:
to have a faint idea of smth.   
 -.
_Ex:
to have not the faintest idea of smth.    
  -.
_Ex:
faint traces of smth.    -.
_Ex:
a faint show of resistance    
_Ex:
faint efforts  
_Ex:
not the faintest hope   
_Ex:
not the faintest chance  
_Ex:
faint reflections  
5> _. 
_Ex:
faint heart never won fair lady   
6> _. _. , 
_Ex:
the faint atmosphere of a tropical port  

7>  ( ,   . .)
8>   ,   (. faint away)
9>  ,  
10> _. ,  (   . .)

faint-heart
1> ;  

faint-hearted
1> ; ; , 

faint-heartedly
1> ; ; 

faint-heartedness
1> ; 

fainting-fit
1> 

faintish
1> ; ; 

faintly
1> ; 
_Ex:
he smiled faintly   
_Ex:
she sighed faintly    
_Ex:
faintly sarcastic tone   
2> , -
_Ex:
faintly visible  

faintness
1> 
2> 
3> , 
4> ; 

fainty
1> ; ; 

fair
1> 
_Ex:
the Leipzig Spring F.   
2>  
_Ex:
church fair  () 
3> 
_Ex:
World F.  
_Id:
a day after the fair  
4> _. ; 
_Ex:
the fair  
5> _. 
6> ,  ; ,

_Id:
for fair _. , ; 
_Id:
the rush was on for fair () 
 
_Id:
no fair _.   
_Id:
that was no fair   
7> ; , ; 
_Ex:
by fair means  
_Ex:
by fair means or foul  
_Ex:
fair deal  () 
_Ex:
fair play   ;  ; ;

_Ex:
it was a fair fight     ()
_Ex:
fair price  () 
_Ex:
fair employment practices _.    

_Ex:
strict but fair ,  
_Ex:
fair game _.   (. .)
_Ex:
it's all fair and above-board   
_Ex:
it's all fair and proper   
_Ex:
to give smb. a fair hearing  -.  
  ,   . .
8>  , 
_Ex:
in fair condition   
_Ex:
a fair number  
_Ex:
house of fair size   
_Ex:
to have a fair amount of sense    

_Ex:
he is in a fair way of business   (  )
 
9> 
_Ex:
it's only a fair movie    
10> 
_Ex:
to put smb. off with fair speeches , 
-.  
11> ; 
_Ex:
fair hair  
_Ex:
fair skin  
_Ex:
fair man 
12> , 
_Ex:
fair name  ,  
13>   
_Ex:
fair weather  () 
_Ex:
fair sky  () 
_Ex:
fair day (daylight)  
14> 
_Ex:
fair wind  () 
_Ex:
to have a fair chance of success     
_Ex:
to be in the fair way to smth. (to do smth.)   
 -.,    -.
15> , 
_Ex:
fair writing (hand)  () 
_Ex:
fair copy ; ,   (
 . .)
_Ex:
please make a fair copy of this letter , 
  
16> _. , 
_Ex:
fair woman 
_Ex:
fair one    
_Ex:
the fair sex  
_Ex:
fair landscape  
_Ex:
(as) fair as a lily   
17> _. , 
_Ex:
a fair swindle (do)  
_Ex:
it's a fair pleasure to watch him    

_Id:
fair enough ; 
_Id:
fair go , 
_Id:
fair wear and tear _.  
_Id:
fair and square   
_Id:
fair cop _.  ;   , 
 
_Id:
fair do's _.  ;  
_Id:
all is fair in love and war       

_Id:
fair without, false (foul) within  , 
 
18> 
_Ex:
to play fair   ( );  
()
_Ex:
to hit fair _.    
19> , 
_Ex:
to strike smb. fair on the chin  -. 
 
20> ; 
_Ex:
to copy a letter out fair    ()
21> _. , 
_Ex:
to speak to smb. fair ,    -.
_Id:
to bid fair fair  
_Id:
fair and softly! , !
_Id:
fair and square   ; , 
22>  ( )
23>  ;  ()
24> _.  ,  

Fair Deal
1> _. " " (  )

fair to middling
1> _. ,  ; ; 
 

fair trade
1>    
2>  
3> _. 

fair-copy
1>  , 

fair-curve
1> _.  

fair-dealing
1> , 
2> , 

fair-faced
1> ;   
2> 
3>  ,  
4> 

fair-haired
1> 
2> _. _. 
_Ex:
the fair-haired boy of the family  () 

fair-headed boy
1> _. _. , 

fair-housing
1> _.      
    

fair-lead
1> _.  ; 

fair-maid
1> ;  
2>    :
_Ex:
fair-maids of February, February fair-maids 

fair-minded
1> , , 

fair-spoken
1> ; 
_Ex:
fair-spoken words  () 

fair-weather
1>    
_Ex:
fair-weather boat ,     
  
_Ex:
fair-weather task ,    

2> ,     
_Ex:
fair-weather friend    
_Ex:
fair-weather sailor    

fairground
1>  ; ,    

fairily
1> _. , 
2> _. , 

fairing
1> ;  ( )
_Id:
to get one's fairing _.   
_Id:
to give smb. his fairing _.  -.  
2> _.   
3> _. 

fairish
1> _. ,  
2> _. , 
3> _. , 
4> _. , 

fairly
1> ; , 
_Ex:
to win (to gain) smth. fairly  -.  (
)
_Ex:
to act fairly by all men    
  
2> ;   ; 
_Ex:
fairly good  
_Ex:
she sings fairly well   
_Ex:
we could see and hear fairly well    
  
_Ex:
his suggestion fairly took my breath away   
    
3> _-. , ; 
_Ex:
he is fairly beside himself    
_Ex:
the boat was fairly under way      
4> ; ,  
_Ex:
a town fairly situated ,  
_Ex:
he may fairly have high hopes     
5> , , 
_Ex:
to write fairly  

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

fairy
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
fairy of the mine , 
_Ex:
bad fairy  ;  
_Ex:
fairy godmother  ;  
2> _. _. 
3> , 
4> ; 
5> , 
_Ex:
fairy textures  

fairy godfather
1> _. _. ,  (. 
); 

fairy lights
1> _pl.  

fairy rings
1> _pl. " " ( ,   
)

fairy-cycle
1>  ;  
2> _pl. " " ( ,   
)

fairy-money
1> _.   (  )

fairy-mushroom
1>  ()

fairy-stone
1> _.   
2> _.   

fairyism
1> 
2>    

fairyland
1> ,  

fairytale
1> () 
2>  _pl. _. , , ""
3> , 
_Ex:
fairytale princess   
_Ex:
fairytale beauty  

fait accompli
1> _.  

faites votre jeu
1> _.   (     )

faith
1> , 
_Ex:
to have faith in smth.   -.
_Ex:
to pin one's faith on (to) smth., to place one's faith in
smth.   -.,   -.
_Ex:
to shake smb.'s faith  -. 
_Ex:
to shatter smb.'s faith  () -. 
_Ex:
(to get) on faith ()  
_Ex:
I haven't much faith in this medicine   -  
 
_Ex:
I've lost all faith in that fellow   
  
_Ex:
on the faith of your advice _.   , 
  
2> , ; 
_Ex:
the Christian faith 
_Ex:
the Mohammedan faith 
3> ; , 
_Ex:
political faith  
_Ex:
to keep one's faith    
_Ex:
to break one's faith    
4> , ; ; 
_Ex:
good faith , ;  ;
, 
_Ex:
in good faith ,   , ;
;    
_Ex:
I told you that in all good faith     ,
     (,     )
_Ex:
to negotiate in good faith      
_Ex:
bad faith , ; ,
, 
_Ex:
in bad faith , 
5> , , 
_Ex:
to give one's faith  
_Ex:
to keep (one's) faith  
_Ex:
to break (one's) faith  
_Ex:
breach of faith   ();  
6> _. 
_Ex:
in faith whereof   ...
_Ex:
in faith whereof the undersigned plenipotentiaries... 
   
...
_Id:
Punic (. Carthaginian) faith , 
_Id:
upon (by) my faith!, in faith!  !

faith-cure
1>   (. ); " "
( )
2>    

faith-healer
1> ,      

faith-healing
1>   (. ); " "
( )

faithful
1> (the faithful) . _. , 
(.  )
_Ex:
Father of the faithful  
2>  _.  (   . .)
3> , 
_Ex:
faithful friend  
_Ex:
faithful husband  
_Ex:
to be faithful to one's promise    
_Ex:
your faithful servant _.   
4> ,  ; 
_Ex:
faithful narrative  
_Ex:
to give a faithful account of the course of events  
()   
5> , 
_Ex:
faithful portrait  ;  
_Ex:
a copy faithful in every detail ,    
_Ex:
faithful memory  
6> 

faithfully
1> , 
_Ex:
to serve smb. faithfully  -.  ()
2> 
_Ex:
to reproduce smth. faithfully   (
 )
_Id:
yours faithfully   ,   
( )

faithfulness
1> , ; 
2> 
3> , 

faithless
1> 
_Ex:
a faithless wife  
2>   ; ; 
_Ex:
a man of a faithless disposition  
3> _. , 

faithworthy
1>  , 

fake
1> _. ,  ;  ()
2> _.  
3> _.     
4> _.  (  )
5> _. ; ; ;
() ""
_Ex:
the painting was not Renoir, but a fake  
 ,    
6>   ( )
7> , 
8> _. , ; 
9> _. 
_Ex:
fake blow   ()
10> ; ;  (. fake up)
_Ex:
to fake results  
11> , ; 
_Ex:
he was not telling the truth, but was faking   
,   
12> , 
_Ex:
to fake surprise  
_Ex:
she faked illness so she did not have to go to school  
  ,    ( )
13> _.  
14> _. ; 
_Id:
to fake a line _.  ; 

fake book
1> ,     ( 
  )

fake off
1> _.   ; , 

fake out
1> _. , ;   
_Ex:
to fake smb. out  -.

faked
1> , ; ; 
_Ex:
faked diamonds  
_Ex:
faked report  

fakelore
1>  (   . .)

fakement
1> _. , ; ; ;


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

fakir
1> 

Falange
1>  (  )

Falangist
1>  (   )

