frightfully
1> , 
_Ex:
to roar frightfully  
2> _-. ; 
_Ex:
to look frightfully well   
_Ex:
it's a frightfully good thing!   !, 
!

frightless
1> 

frigid
1> 
_Ex:
frigid climate  
2> ; , 
_Ex:
frigid manner   
_Ex:
frigid smile  
_Ex:
frigid style  
_Ex:
frigid tone  
_Ex:
to look down on smb. with frigid indifference  
-   
3> ;  

Frigid Zone
1> _.  ,  

frigidity
1> , 
_Ex:
frigidity of the air  
2> ; 
_Ex:
frigidity of demeanour   ( -)
3> ;  

frigidly
1> ; 
_Ex:
to smile frigidly  
_Ex:
to speak frigidly   

frigorific
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
frigorific mixture  

frill
1> ; 
_Ex:
to decorate a dress with frills   
2> ; 
3> _.  ; 
_Ex:
a style with too many frills   
4> ; 
_Ex:
to put on frills , , 
_Ex:
to take the frills out of smb.    -
5> -. , 
_Ex:
an apartment with no frills    
 
_Ex: "no-frills" goods  
6> _.  
7> _. "", 
8> _. _. 
9> _. 
10> _.  
11>  , 
_Ex:
to frill a dress   
12> _. 

frill-lizard
1> _.   (Chlamydosaurus kingii)

frillery
1> 

frillies
1> _.    
2>   

frilling
1>  , 
2> ; 
3> _.  

frilly
1>  , 
2> , ; 
_Ex:
a frilly style of writing  

fringe
1> 
_Ex:
the fringe of a curtain   
2> 
3> ; 
_Ex:
a fringe of houses round a lake ,  
4> ; ; 
_Ex:
on the fringe of the forest   
_Ex:
on the fringe of a crowd  , ,    
_Ex:
the outer fringe(s) of London   
_Ex:
a boy from the fringes of the town   
_Ex:
fringe area  
_Ex:
fringe collection _.  ,  
 
5>  ,   -. 
6>   ( -   
 )
_Ex:
lunatic fringe 
7> _. "",    
8>   (,  )
9> _.  
10> _.  
11> _.   ( )
12>  
13> 
_Ex:
grass fringed the stream     

fringe benefits
1>   (,  )

fringe theatre
1>   (. )
2>   

fringe time
1> _. _.   (;   17  19 
 23 .)

fringing
1> _.  ()

fringy
1> 
2>  
3> 

frippery
1> ; ;  
2> 
3> ; 

Frisco
1> _. . -

frisette
1> ,  ( )

Frisian
1> 
2>  
3> 
_Ex:
Frisian cattle   

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

friskiness
1> ; 

frisky
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
frisky kitten  

frisson
1> _.  (   )

frith
1>   
2>   (.  )

fritillaria
1> _.  (Fritillaria gen.)

fritter
1> ,  ( )
2>  , 
3>    
4>    
5> ,    

fritter away
1>   
_Ex:
to fritter away time   
_Ex:
to fritter away strength    
_Ex:
to fritter away natural resources   

Fritz
1> _. ,  ; 
2> _. _. , - 

fritz
1> _. , 
_Ex:
the television set is on the fritz  
2> _. ,  ( ); , 

frivol
1> _.    
2> _.  

frivolity
1> ;  
_Ex:
a life of endless frivolity    

2> 

frivolous
1> ,  ( )
_Ex:
frivolous person  
2> , 
_Ex:
frivolous book  
3> 
_Ex:
frivolous joke  
4> , 
_Ex:
frivolous argument  
_Ex:
frivolous objection  
5> ; 
_Ex:
frivolous suggestion  
6> _.  ( )

frivolously
1> ; 
2> 
3> 

friz
1>     
2> 
3> , 

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

frizzed
1>  ( )

frizzle
1> 
2> ()  
3>  
4> 
5> 
6>  (   )
7>  ( )
8>  ( )
9> 
_Ex:
to get frizzled 
10>   
_Ex:
I was frizzling in Baghdad for months    
     

frizzly
1> ; 
_Ex:
frizzly hair ()  

frizzy
1> ; 

fro
1> _. 
_Ex:
to and fro   ;   

frock
1>    
_Ex:
a light summer frock   
_Ex:
a short frock   ()
_Ex:
to think only of frocks and frills    
2> 
_Ex:
to wear the frock  ,  
3>  
4> _. 
5> 
6> ,  
_Id:
frock of mail 
_Id:
to cast one's frock to the nettles  ( )
7> _.  ( -) , 
8> _.    

frog
1> _.   (Rana)
2>  (  )
3>  ()
4> _-.   
5> _.  
6> _. 
7>   ,     

8> _. 
9> _.  , ; 
10> _. , ""
_Ex:
frog restaurant _.    
_Id:
the biggest frog in the pond _. _.  
_Id:
to have a frog in one's throat , 
11>   , ;   
12> 
13> ,  (   )
14> _.  ()

frog hair
1> _. _. ,  (   
)

frog-cheese
1>   -
2>  

frog-eater
1> _. , 

frog-pecker
1> _. 

frogbit
1> _.  (Hydrocharis morsus-ranae)

frogfish
1> _.   (Antennariidae)

froggery
1>  
2> ,   ,  

froggy
1> 
2> _. 
3> ; , 
_Ex:
froggy eyes  
4>  
_Ex:
froggy pond  

froghopper
1> _. - (Cercopidae fam.)

frogland
1>  ,  
2> _. 

Froglander
1> _. 

frogling
1> 

frogman
1> ; -
2>   
3> _. -

frogmarch
1> _.  (-)       
2>       
_Ex:
they frogmarched him into the cell     

frogmouth
1> _. ,   (Podargidae fam.)
2> _.    (Antirrhinum majus)

frogskin
1> _. _.  

frogspawn
1>  

frogspit, frogspittle
1>       


frogsticker
1>   
2> 

frolic
1> ; 
2> 
3>  
_Id:
fun and frolic , 
4> _. , ; 
5> , ; ; , 

frolicsome
1> , 
_Ex:
frolicsome child  

from
1> ( )   
 :
2>      , 
_Ex:
they started from Moscow    
_Ex:
to go from home   
_Ex:
from here 
_Ex:
from there 
_Ex:
from where? ?
_Ex:
it fell from the roof    
_Ex:
to jump from the train   
_Ex:
I heard it from the next room     

3>        
_Ex:
not far from the station   
_Ex:
a mile from home     
4>         
 ; , 
_Ex:
to hang from a bough   
_Ex:
a lamp hung from the ceiling    
_Ex:
a nail projected from the board    
_Ex:
a handkerchief was sticking from his pocket   
   
5>     :
6>    ,  
_Ex:
five years from now   
_Ex:
from the very first   
_Ex:
reckoning from yesterday    
_Ex:
I knew him from a boy     
7>   . . ;  . . 
_Ex:
the monument dates from the 16th century  
  XVI .
8>  :
9>    , ; 
. . 
_Ex:
a present from his father    
_Ex:
he is from Minsk  ()  
_Ex:
water from the well   
_Ex:
a quotation from Tolstoy   
_Ex:
a bite from a snake  
_Ex:
tell him that from me      
_Ex:
facts learnt from reading ,   
_Ex:
to write from smb's dictation   - 
10> ,   - ,  
_Ex:
to buy smth. from smb.  -  -
_Ex:
he borrowed a book from his friend     
11>    ,  . ,
    
_Ex:
to paint from nature   
_Ex:
to translate from one lanquage into another  
   
12>  :
13> ,  , , 
_Ex:
to be weak from an illness    
_Ex:
to act from a sense of duty    
_Ex:
it happened from carelessness    
_Ex:
he acted from principle     
_Ex:
not from any fault of his own    
14>  , 
_Ex:
to judge from smb.'s conduct   - 
_Ex:
to judge from appearances   
_Ex:
to know from experience   
_Ex:
from smb.'s point of view  -  
_Ex:
from what I can see  ,   
_Ex:
to speak from memory   
_Ex:
to draw a conclusion from smth.    -
15>  :
16>     - 
_Ex:
protection of buildings from lightning    
_Ex:
to prevent smb. from doing smth.  -  -
_Ex:
to refrain from smth.   -
17> ,  -,  -, : , 
_Ex:
he was released from prison    
_Ex:
exemption from taxation   
_Ex:
he was exempted from military service   
 
18>  -  - 
_Ex:
to hide smth. from smb.  -  -
19>  
_Ex:
she parted from him    
20>  , 
_Ex:
to take six from ten    ,  
 
21>    
_Ex:
to distinguish good from bad    
_Ex:
to differ from others   
_Ex:
I cannot tell him from his brother     
  
22>   ,   -  
_Ex:
wine is made from grapes    
_Ex:
steel is made from iron    
23>     ,   -
 
_Ex:
the library was named from the founder  
    
24>  
_Ex:
from above 
_Ex:
the light falls from above   
_Ex:
from across -
_Ex:
from across the sea - 
_Ex:
from afar , 
_Ex:
I sam him from afar    
_Ex:
from among, from amongst 
_Ex:
he came forth from amongst the crowd    ,
   
_Ex:
from before 
_Ex:
that dates from before the war    

_Ex:
from behind -
_Ex:
he appeared from behind the house   - 
_Ex:
from below    
_Ex:
from beneath _.  
_Ex:
from between , -
_Ex:
he peered out from between the curtains   -

_Ex:
from beyond -
_Ex:
he came from beyond the mountains   - 
_Ex:
from L to R, from left to right   ( 
 )
_Ex:
from off _. 
_Ex:
take it from off my heart      
_Ex:
from over -
_Ex:
from over the sea - 
_Ex:
he looked at her from over his spectacles   
  
_Ex:
from round -
_Ex:
he appeared from round the corner   - 
_Ex:
from... till c... , ..., ... 
_Ex:
from four till six o'clock     
_Ex:
from 1959 till 1960 c 1959  1960 
_Ex:
from ... to ... , ... ; ... , ... 
_Ex:
from London to Paris    
_Ex:
from (the) beginning to (the) end    
_Ex:
from five to six    
_Ex:
this bird lays from four to six eggs   
    
_Ex:
the price has been increased from sixpence to a shilling
       
_Ex:
from under, from underneath -
_Ex:
to come out from under the ground  - 

frond
1>   
2> _. ,    

frondage
1> _. _. ; 

Fronde
1> _. _. 
2> (f.) _.  , 

Frondeur
1> _. _.  
2> (f.) _. ; ,   ;


front
1> ;  
_Ex:
look to your front  
_Ex:
the table of contents is in the front of the book 
   
_Ex:
front armour _.  
2>  
_Ex:
to come to the front    , ;
   .   ; 
 
_Ex:
to bring to the front ;  ;
 , 
3> ;
() 
_Ex:
the fine front of a house   
4> -,  ,  ( 
); ""
_Ex:
front man  
_Ex:
front organization ,   (
 )
5> _. , ; 
6> _. 
_Ex:
front to front   
7> _. 
_Ex:
at the front  
_Ex:
to go to the front   
_Ex:
to be invalided back from the front   

_Ex:
front line  ,  
8> , , 
_Ex:
the people's front  
_Ex:
united front  
9>  
10> ;  
_Ex:
to walk on the front   
11>  
12>   
_Ex:
false front -   
13>     ( )
14>  ; 
15> _.  
16> _. 
17>  :
_Ex:
in front of ;  ; 
_Id:
false front ,  
_Id:
to change front  
_Id:
to present (to show, to put on) a bold front 
,   ;  
_Id:
to have the front to do smth.   
-
_Id:
up front  ,  ;  ;   ;
  ; ,  
_Id:
to finance such projects up front   
  ; , 
_Id:
to offer $40.000 up front  40000  
 
_Id:
out front  ,  ;  ;   ;
  
18> 
_Ex:
front tooth  , 
_Ex:
front view  
_Ex:
front elevation  ;  
_Ex:
front door  , 
_Ex:
front seat    ;   ( ),
   
_Ex:
front garden   
_Ex:
front screen _.  
_Ex:
front (wheel) drive _.    
19> _.  
_Ex:
front vowels   
20>  , "" (  )
21>  ,   
_Ex:
the house fronts the square    
22> ,    (-), 
(-)
_Ex:
to front about     
_Ex:
a lawn fronting the house ,   
23>  
_Ex:
fronted with stone  
24>  , "" (  )
_Ex:
fronting for vested interests   
 
25> _.     ()

front bench
1>   (  );  
  " "
2> 

front burner
1>   ( )
2> _. _.  ;  
_Ex:
on the front burner , 

front matter
1> _.   ();  

front money
1> ;   (   ); 


front name
1> _. _.  (   )
_Ex:
his front names are John Paul    

front office
1> _. ,  ();  ,
 ()
2> _. ,  ()
3> _.  ; , ""
4> _.  
5> _.  

front page
1>  ,  , 
2>  ,   ( )

front room
1> _. ,  (  )

front-door
1> _. ;    ( )

front-end
1> _.  
2>  
3> 
4>  _. 
_Ex:
front-end investments  
_Ex:
front-end money 
_Ex:
front-end support ()    

front-end computer
1>     , 
 

front-end processor
1> _.  ;  -
2>  
3>  

front-engined
1> _.    

front-line
1> ;    
_Ex:
front-line soldiers   ,   
2> ;   -   
( )
_Ex:
front-line states " ", 
  (     
)

front-office
1> _. 
_Ex:
front-office policy  , 
2> _. 
_Ex:
front-office decision  ; ,
 

front-page
1>     ()
_Ex:
front-page news  
2>  
3>     ()
4>     ()

front-pager
1> _. _.  ;  

front-rank
1> 
2> ; 
_Ex:
a front-rank painter   
_Ex:
he is not quite front-rank as an actor    
  
3>  
_Ex:
of front-rank importance  

front-runner
1>  ( ,  )
2>   (-) ,    
_Ex:
front-runner for top nomination   
    

frontage
1> () 
2>     ; 
3>  ,   , 
4>    ;  
 
5> _.  
_Ex:
frontage of the attack   

frontager
1>  ,     , 

frontal
1> _. ;     
2> _.  
3>  
4> _.    
5> _. 
_Ex:
frontal bone  
_Ex:
frontal sinus  
6> _. , 
_Ex:
frontal attack  ;  
_Ex:
frontal direction  
_Ex:
frontal fire  
_Ex:
frontal security   
7> _. , 
_Ex:
frontal resistance  
_Ex:
frontal surface  

frontbencher
1> 
2>  " "

frontier
1> , 
_Ex:
distant frontier  
_Ex:
Italy's French frontier    
_Ex:
the frontier follows a river-valley   
 
_Ex:
to defend one's frontiers   
_Ex:
to cross the frontier  
2>  
_Ex:
frontier town  
_Ex:
frontier problems  
3> , 
_Ex:
frontiers of knowledge  ;  
4> _. _. "",  ,  
(  )
5> _.  ,  
6> _.  ;  
_Ex:
New Frontiers _. _. " ",  
 ()
7>  ,   (  )

frontierman, frontiersman
1>   
2> _pl. _. _. , , , 


Frontignac
1>  (     )

frontispiece
1> _. ; 
2> _. 
3> _.  

