farrier
1>  
2> _. , 

farriery
1>  
2> _.  

farrow
1> 
2>  
3> 
4> _. _. ,  ( )
_Ex:
to be (to go, to run) farrow  

farrowing
1> 

farruca
1>  ( )

farse
1>    ,    
 

fart
1> _. ;  
2> 
_Ex:
old fart ,  
3> _. 
4>    (. fart about, fart around)

farther
1> compar  far
2>  
_Ex:
at the farther shore   ( ) 
3> ; 
_Ex:
at a farther stage of development    ()
 
_Ex:
to prevent farther communication  

4> 
_Ex:
down he sat without farther bidding   ,  
 
_Ex:
have you anything farther to say?     ?
_Ex:
he made no farther objection     
5> , 
_Ex:
he moved farther away   
_Ex:
he lives farther   () 
_Ex:
I can suffer no farther     
_Ex:
he sees farther than all of us    
6> _.  ; ;  
_Ex:
farther, let us consider the causes   
7> _. ; ; 

farthermost
1>  
_Ex:
the farthermost point   
_Ex:
the farthermost distance   

farthest
1> superl  far
2>  , 
_Ex:
it was the farthest point they could reach by car  
  ,       
3>  ,  
_Ex:
at (the) farthest  ,  
_Ex:
he promised to be back by 5 o'clock at the farthest  
    5 
4>   (. farthest off)
_Ex:
to go farthest   

farthing
1> _.  (1(4 )
2> 
_Ex:
the uttermost farthing  
_Ex:
it's not worth a farthing    
_Ex:
it doesn't matter a farthing     
_Ex:
not to care a (brass) farthing     ;
  
_Ex:
I can see you don't care a brass farthing for me  ,
       

farthing-faced
1> _.  ,  

farthingale
1> _.    ( XVI-XVII .)

Fartlek
1> _.  (    
  )

fasces
1>    (  )
2> ,  
_Ex:
to lay down the fasces of authority    

fascia
1> , ; 
2> 
3> _. , 
4> _. , 
5> _. 
6> _.  
7> _. 
8>   ()

fasciae
1> _pl.  fascia

fascial
1> _. 

fasciate
1> _. , ; 

fasciated
1> 
2> _. , 
3> _. 

fasciation
1> , 
2> _.  

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

fascicular
1> _. ,  

fasciculate
1>    , 

fascicule
1> _.    . .
2>   ()

fasciculi
1> _pl.  fasciculus

fasciculus
1> (_pl. -li) _. , 
2> _.    . .
3>   ()

fascinate
1> ,   , 
_Ex:
the idea of going on a sea-voyage fascinated him  
     
2> ,     
3> space exploration fascinates mankind  
 
_Ex:
to be fascinated by (with) smth.  -.
4> ;   ,
 
_Ex:
a serpent fascinates its prey    

fascinating
1> , , 
_Ex:
fascinating smile  
_Ex:
fascinating woman  
2> , 
_Ex:
fascinating idea  
_Ex:
fascinating discovery  
_Ex:
the prospect is pre-eminently fascinating   
 

fascinatingly
1> , 
2> 
_Ex:
the russian language is fascinatingly different from English 
        

fascination
1> , , 
_Ex:
he learnt the fascination of words   
 
2> , 

fascinator
1> 
2> _.  () 

fascine
1> 
2>  . . :    

fascine-dwelling
1>  

fascism
1> 

fascist
1> 
2> 

fash
1> _. ; ; 
2> _. ,  (. to fash oneself)
_Ex:
never fash yourself with me    
3> , ; 
_Ex:
to fash one's head   , 
4> 
_Ex:
to fash one's beard  

fashion
1> ; , 
_Ex:
he behaved in a strange fashion    
_Ex:
I don't like the fashion of his speech    
 
_Ex:
in one's own fashion -
_Ex:
he will certainly do it in his own fashion  
  -
_Ex:
the grain was threshed after the old fashion  
-
_Ex:
after (in) a fashion  ,   ,
,   
_Ex:
he was tall, athletic and after a fashion handsome  
,    -  
_Ex:
he plays tennis after a fashion     
_Ex:
after the fashion of  -. 
_Ex:
a novel after the fashion of Maugham    (
) 
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
the two cups are made after the same fashion  
 
_Ex:
the fashion of a dress  
_Ex:
the little box was made after the fashion of the Japanese
lacquered boxes      
 
3> 
_Ex:
to keep up with the latest fashions   
_Ex:
to be in the fashion  
_Ex:
dressed in the height of fashion    
_Ex:
he was dressed in the Eastern fashion    
 
_Ex:
to be the fashion, to be in fashion   
_Ex:
this writer was in fashion at the beginning of the century
       
_Ex:
to bring into fashion   
_Ex:
to be out of fashion    
_Ex:
to go out of fashion   
_Ex:
to lead the fashion   
_Ex:
fashion queen  
4> (the fashion)  ,  
_Ex:
the restaurant was crowded with men and women of fashion
    
5>  . . .: ; 
_Ex:
fashion parts _.  
_Ex:
fashion paper  
_Id:
to make fashion _.  , 
_Id:
he only put a bit on the plate to make fashion  
     
6>  , ; 
_Ex:
they fashion boats out of tree-trunks   
  
_Ex:
to fashion a vase from clay    
7> _. , 
8> _. 
_Ex:
to fashion a lamp out of an old churn   
 

fashion designer
1>  () 

fashion house
1>   ( )
2> (F.)  

fashion plate
1>  ;  
2>   ;    (); , 

fashionable
1> ,   
2> , , 
_Ex:
fashionable dressmaker  
_Ex:
fashionable club  
_Ex:
fashionable amusement  
3> ,   
_Ex:
fashionable clothes  

fashionably
1> 
_Ex:
fashionably dressed    
2> , 
_Ex:
he came fashionably late to the theatre    
,    

fashionist
1> _. 
2> _.  

fashionless
1> 
2> 

fashionmonger
1> ; 

fast
1> , 
_Ex:
door fast  
_Ex:
window fast  , 
2> _. 
3> _.    
4>  (,   )
5> , 
_Ex:
hard and fast rule  
_Ex:
fast grip  
_Ex:
to take (to have) fast hold of smth.  
()  -.
_Ex:
she kept a fast hold on her purse     
 
6> 
7> ,    
_Ex:
fast roof _.  
_Ex:
to make fast ,  (  . .); 
_Ex:
all the drawers were made fast    
_Ex:
movable items were made fast to the deck  
    
_Ex:
a shell fast in the chamber of a gun , 
 
8> ,  ( )
_Ex:
fast to light _. 
9> , 
_Ex:
fast friend  
_Ex:
fast foe  
10> _.  
11> _. ,  ( )
12> , , 
_Ex:
to be fast asleep  
_Ex:
the lake was frozen fast     
13> 
_Ex:
he was fast bound by the feet    
_Ex:
the door was fast shut    
_Ex:
to stick fast  ;    (. .)
_Ex:
the car stuck fast in the mud    
14> , 
_Id:
stand fast! _. !
_Id:
fast by (beside)  
15> , 
_Ex:
fast horse  
_Ex:
fast tank  
_Ex:
fast train  
_Ex:
he is a fast worker   
_Ex:
fast neutron _.  
_Ex:
fast fission _.   
_Ex:
fast milker _-.  
16>       
_Ex:
fast track _-. ,    

_Ex:
fast tennis-court   
17>  ( )
_Ex:
my watch is 5 minutes fast    5  
18> ,    ( )
_Ex:
the scales are 2 g fast    2  
19> , 
_Ex:
the fast set , 
_Ex:
fast woman   
_Ex:
to lead a fast life   ,  
_Id:
fast time "" 
_Id:
to pull a fast one (on) _. , , 
_Id:
fast and furious    (   . .);
, 
20> , 
_Ex:
to run fast  
_Ex:
her tears fell fast      
_Ex:
his health was breaking fast    
_Ex:
give me a cup of coffee and make it fast    ,
 
21> ; 
_Ex:
to live fast  ( ) 
22> 
_Ex:
fast day, a day for a general fast  
_Ex:
to observe the fasts and feasts of the church 
   
_Ex:
to break (one's) fast 
23>  ();  
24>  (  . .)
_Id:
a clean fast is better than a dirty breakfast  ,
 
25> 
26> ,  
_Ex:
I have been fasting since breakfast      


fast and loose
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
to play fast and loose with the truth  
_Ex:
he played fast and loose with his wife's money  
  

fast breeder, fast-breeder reactor
1> _.  ( )

fast buck
1> _. _. ,    ( );
 
_Ex:
to make a fast buck 

fast food
1>  ; ,     
 (,   . .)

fast reactor
1> _. ()    , 


fast talk
1> _. _. ; ,  (
 . .); " " (    -.)

fast worker
1> _. , 
_Ex:
he is a fast worker    
2>  

fast-acting
1> 

fast-and-loose
1>     ()

fast-moving
1> 
2> ; 
_Ex:
fast-moving novel     

fast-paced
1>   ;  
_Ex:
a fast-paced world   

fast-response
1>  ( )

fast-setting
1>  (   . .); 
 (   . .)

fast-talk
1> ;    -.
_Ex:
the salesman fast-talked me into buying the suit 
    

fastback
1>      
2>   ,     

fasten
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to fasten shoe-laces   ( )
_Ex:
to fasten one's hair    
_Ex:
to fasten two parcels together    
2> , 
_Ex:
to fasten a boat to a tree    
_Ex:
to fasten a nickname  () 
_Ex:
to fasten off a thread  
3> (on, upon) 
_Ex:
to fasten a quarrel upon smb.  -.  ;
   -.
_Ex:
they fastened themselves on him and spoiled his holiday 
       
4> ; , ; 
_Ex:
to fasten by cotter _. 
_Ex:
to fasten an idea in smb.'s mind  -.  
( )
5> 
_Ex:
fasten the window   ( )
6> 
_Ex:
the lock would not fasten   
7>  (. fasten on)
_Ex:
she fastened her gloves   
_Ex:
fasten your seat belts, please!   ! (
)
8> 
_Ex:
her skirt wouldn't fasten     
_Ex:
the dress fastens down the back    
 
9> , ; 
_Ex:
the plaster fastens slowly   
10> (on, upon) , 
_Ex:
to fasten the blame upon smb.    -.
_Ex:
someone must have broken the plate, but why fasten it on
me? -, ,  ,   
  ?
11> ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
he fastened his eyes on the picture    
 
_Ex:
she fastened all her hopes on his arrival   
    
12> (on, upon) , 
_Ex:
the director fastened on the idea at once   
   
13> , 
_Ex:
the defence councel fastened on this discrepancy in her
testimony       

_Ex:
one of his points was fastened upon by the treasurer  
    

fasten down
1> , 
2>   ;   
_Ex:
can you fasten him down to a firm date?   
,  , ,   ?

fasten up
1> , 
_Ex:
to fasten up a parcel  

fastener
1> , 
2> ; -
3>   
4> _. ;  

fastening
1> , ; ; 
2> 
3> , 
4>   
5> _.  

fastfood
1>     (   . .)
_Ex:
fastfood restaurant chain  

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

fastidiosness
1> , 
2> ; , 

fastidious
1> , , 
_Ex:
don't be so fastidious  
_Ex:
he is fastidious about his food     
2> 
3> ; , 
_Ex:
fastidious hands  () 
_Ex:
fastidious mind  
_Ex:
fastidious taste in art   

fastidiously
1> , 
_Ex:
he picked at his food fastidiously   
 
2> ; , 
_Ex:
the work has been done fastidiously   
 

fastigia
1> _pl.  fastigium

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

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

fasting
1> 
2>  

fasting-day
1>  , 

fastland
1> _. , 

fastness
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
fastness to light  ( )
2> , , , 
_Ex:
the soldiers retired to their fastness   
 
3> _.    ; 
4> , 
5> , 

fat
1> , 
_Ex:
vegetable fat  
_Ex:
to fry smth. in deep fat  -.   
_Ex:
to live on one's own fat     
_Ex:
fat content  
_Ex:
fat hardening  
2> , 
_Ex:
to be inclined to fat    
_Ex:
to run to fat _. , 
3> ( F.) _.  (  ); 
4> _. _.   (-.)
_Ex:
to live on the fat of the land  , 
 
5> _. _.  ;   
6> _.  
7> _. _.  
8> _. , , 
9> _. 
10> _. _.    
_Ex:
to fry the fat out of, to fry out fat _. _. 
     ( 
 . .)
_Ex:
fat frying _. _. " ",  (  
. .)       
   
_Id:
the fat is in the fire  ;  ;
 
_Id:
now when they have been given an ultimatum the fat is in the
fire ,    ,  
_Id:
to live on one's own fat    ( 
. .);    
_Id:
to chew the fat _.  , ; , 
11> , ; 
_Ex:
fat soup  
_Ex:
fat mutton  
12> 
_Ex:
fat cell  
_Ex:
fat metabolism  
_Ex:
fat deposit  
13> , 
_Ex:
with years he has grown fat    
_Ex:
(as) fat as a pig   
_Ex:
(as) fat as butter , 
14> , 
_Ex:
fat cheeks  
_Ex:
fat fingers  
_Ex:
fat book  ,  
15> , 
_Ex:
fat ox  
16> ,  ( )
_Ex:
a fat soil yields a good crop    

17> 
_Ex:
it was a fat year for fruit      

18> ; 
_Ex:
a fat feast  () 
_Ex:
fat larder  
_Ex:
fat purse   
_Ex:
fat bank account    
19>  -., 
_Ex:
fat coal  () 
_Ex:
fat clay  
_Ex:
fat wood _.  
20> _. , 
_Ex:
fat job   (- );  
_Ex:
fat benefice   ();  
_Ex:
fat part _.  
21> , , 
_Ex:
fat smile  
22> _.  ( )
23> _. ; 
_Ex:
fat chance  ;   ( -.)
_Ex:
a fat chance you have of winning!    !
_Ex:
a fat lot   ;   (_.  
)
_Ex:
a fat lot you care!    !
_Id:
to cut it fat ,  
_Id:
to cut up fat   
24>  ( ; . fat up)
_Ex:
to fat (up) fowls  
25> , ,  

fat cat
1> _. _. ;  ; ,
  , . ;
, 
2> _. _. , 

fat city
1> _.  ,   ();
   
2> _.  ;     

fat depot
1>  

fat farm
1> _.   

fat test
1>    (  . .)

fat-bird
1> _. ,   (Steatornis caripensis)

fat-brained
1> , , 

fat-faced
1> , 
2> _.  ( )
_Ex:
fat-faced words ,   

fat-free
1> 

fat-guts
1> _. 

fat-hen
1> _.  (chenopodium spp.);  (Atriplex gen.)

fat-mouth
1> _. _.  ;   

fat-soluble
1> _.    (.  )

fat-tailed
1>  ( )

fat-witted
1> , ; 

fata morgana
1> -,  (. .)
2> (F.M.) _.  

fatal
1> , , 
_Ex:
the fatal hour  ;  
_Ex:
fatal spot  
2> , , ; 
_Ex:
his wound proved fatal    
_Ex:
he was the victim of a fatal accident    

_Ex:
fatal infection _.  
_Ex:
the event was fatal to my hopes    
 
_Ex:
he has made a fatal error    
_Ex:
the great heat was fatal to many persons  
  
3>  . . .:     
(.  )
_Id:
the fatal sisters _. 
_Id:
the fatal thread (of life)  
_Id:
the fatal shears 
_Id:
the fatal books  

fatalism
1> 

fatalist
1> 

fatalistic
1> 

