Hansard
1>      
2> _.   

Hansardize
1>       (
 )

Hanse
1> _. ,  

Hanseatic
1> _. 
_Ex:
the Hanseatic leaque  

hansel
1> , 
2> , 
_Ex:
to give hansel  
3>  ; 
4> , ;      

Hansen's disease
1> 

hansom (cab)
1> _.   (    )

hantle
1> _.    

Hanukkah
1> _-.  ( )

hanuman
1>   (   
)

haole
1> _. , 

hap
1> , 
2> . _pl. , 
3> _. ; 
_Ex:
to hap on smb.   ( ) -.
_Ex:
I happed to do it    
_Ex:
it so happed  
4> _. 
5> _. , 

hapax legomena
1> _pl.  hapax legomenon

hapax legomenon
1> _-.   ,  
 ( ,  ,     ..)

hapchance
1>  , 

haphazard
1> , () 
_Ex:
at (by) haphazard , 
2> ; ;  , 
_Ex:
haphazard arrangement  
_Ex:
to act in a haphazard way   ()
3> , , ; 
_Ex:
to live haphazard    

haphazardly
1> , , ; 

hapless
1> , , 

haplessly
1> 

haplo-
1>     .   : ,
, 
_Ex:
haplospore ,  
_Ex:
haplology  (    
 )

haplography
1>  (  ,   )

haploid
1> _.  (     
)
2> _. 

haplology
1> ,   

haplont
1> _. 

haplophase
1> _. 

haplosis
1> _. 

haply
1> ; 

happen
1> , 
_Ex:
to relate the facts as they actually happened 
  
_Ex:
what happened to your friend?     ?
_Ex:
don't let it happen again!    !
_Ex:
worse things happen   ;   
_Ex:
as often happens   
_Ex:
whatever happens    
_Ex:
happen what may   
_Ex:
should it so happen   
_Ex:
just as if nothing had happened      
_Ex:
what happened next?    ?
_Ex:
something happened to my watch   -  
_Ex:
if anything happens to me _.  -  
,   
2>  ()
_Ex:
the house happened to be empty   
_Ex:
I happen to know that...    , ...
_Ex:
do you happen to know whether the train has already left or
not?    ,       ?
_Ex:
I happen to like you   , ()   
_Ex:
how does it happen that you were out?  , 
    ?
_Ex:
as it happened, he was away    ( ) 
 
_Ex:
there happened to be no visitors that day   
  
_Ex:
it so happened that he had no money  ,  
   
3> 
_Ex:
I happened to have found the right words   
 
4> (on, upon) 
_Ex:
to happen upon a lost article   

_Ex:
the two friends happen on each other by chance 
  

happen along
1>   ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
I just happen along        

happen in
1> _. (with) , 
_Ex:
to happen in with an old schoolmate   
 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
to happen in on smb.   -.

happen round
1>   (-.)
_Ex:
he happened round to his mother's that afternoon   
    

happenchance
1>  , 

happening
1> , 
_Ex:
happenings of the past year   
2> _.  (  
;        
;    )

happenstance
1>  , 
2> 
_Ex:
a happenstance witness  () 

happily
1> ; 
_Ex:
to live (to get on) happily together  
( )
2>  
_Ex:
happily he did not die  ,   
3> ; , ; , 
_Ex:
a happily expressed thought   

happiness
1> 
_Ex:
life of happiness and prosperity 
2> ,  
3> , 
_Ex:
the happiness of the comparison caught our attention 
   

happy
1> 
_Ex:
happy man 
_Ex:
happy laughter  
_Ex:
happy tears  
_Ex:
he is happy in his son    
_Ex:
we don't feel quite happy about it   
_Ex:
I'm most happy that you consent   ,   
_Ex:
I'm happy to do it     
_Ex:
Happy New Year!   !
_Ex:
happy birthday! ()   !
2> , 
_Ex:
he is happy at school      
3> , ; 
_Ex:
happy retort  
_Ex:
happy guess  
_Ex:
happy circumstances   ()
_Ex:
in a happy hour   
_Ex:
happy thought! !,  !
_Ex:
by a happy chance   
_Ex:
happy landings!  ! ( )
_Ex:
that was not a very happy remark   

_Ex:
he is happy at repartee      

4> 
5> (-happy)      :  
 -.;  -.; 
_Ex:
power-happy  
_Ex:
trigger-happy 
_Id:
the happy mean (medium)  
_Id:
the happy hour  ,     
 (   . .)
_Id:
the happy event _.  ;   
_Id:
a happy family   (   
,     )
_Id:
happy days    ;  
_Id:
the happy dispatch _. 
_Id:
to be as happy as the day is long (as a king, as a sandboy,
as a bird on the tree)     

happy warrior
1>  _.  ; ,  
  , ; ,  
  

happy-go-lucky
1>  , 
2> , , 
_Ex:
happy-go-lucky fellow ,  
_Ex:
happy-go-lucky housewife  
_Ex:
live in a happy-go-lucky way  
3>   , ; 

haptene
1> _. ,  

hapteron
1> _. ,   ()

haptic lens
1> _.   

haptic, haptical
1> _.   

haptoglobin
1> _. 

haquebut
1> _. _. 

haqueton
1> _.   ,   

harakari
1> _. 

harakiri
1> _. 

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

haranguer
1> _. ; 

haras
1>  

harass
1> , 
2> 
3> _.  
4> , 
5>  ; 
_Ex:
the enemy harassed them     
6> 
7> _. ,  

harassed
1> , 
_Ex:
harassed with debts   - ; 
() 
2> , ; 

harassing
1> 
_Ex:
harassing fire _.  
_Ex:
harassing agent _.   


harassment
1> , 
2> 
3> _.  

harbinger
1> 
_Ex:
the swallow is the harbinger of spring  - 

2> _. 
3> ,  
4>  ( )

harbor
1> _. , 
_Ex:
natural harbor  
_Ex:
harbor of refuge 
_Ex:
Plymouth H.  
_Ex:
harbor dues  
_Ex:
harbor authorities  
_Ex:
harbor (service) craft   
_Ex:
harbor defense _. _.   ,
 
_Ex:
to remain off the harbor   
_Ex:
to leave harbor   
_Ex:
to clear the harbor   
2> , , 
_Ex:
to give harbor to a criminal   ;
 
3> _.   
4> _.     
5>    ( );   
6>  , 
_Ex:
to harbor a spy  
_Ex:
to harbor refugees  
_Ex:
the woods harbor much game    
7>  ( )
8>  ();  (   . .)
_Ex:
to harbor suspicions  
_Ex:
to harbor plans to revenge   
_Ex:
to harbor a grudge against smb.    () -.
9>  ()

harborage
1> _.      
2> , 
_Ex:
to offer harborage to smb.  -.

harbour
1> , 
_Ex:
natural harbour  
_Ex:
harbour of refuge 
_Ex:
Plymouth H.  
_Ex:
harbour dues  
_Ex:
harbour authorities  
_Ex:
harbour (service) craft   
_Ex:
harbour defense _. _.   ,
 
_Ex:
to remain off the harbour   
_Ex:
to leave harbour   
_Ex:
to clear the harbour   
2> , , 
_Ex:
to give harbour to a criminal   ;
 
3> _.   
4> _.     
5>    ( );   
6>  , 
_Ex:
to harbour a spy  
_Ex:
to harbour refugees  
_Ex:
the woods harbour much game    
7>  ( )
8>  ();  (   . .)
_Ex:
to harbour suspicions  
_Ex:
to harbour plans to revenge   
_Ex:
to harbour a grudge against smb.    () -.
9>  ()

harbour seal
1> _.   (Phoca vitulina)

harbourage
1>      
2> , 
_Ex:
to offer harbourage to smb.  -.

harbourer
1> _. 
_Ex:
harbourer of evil thoughts  
2> _. 

harbouring
1>  
_Ex:
harbouring of criminals  

harbourless
1>    ( , )
2> _. ;  

harbourmaster
1> ,  ;  

hard
1>     
2>  ,       
3>  
_Ex:
to pay in hard   
4> _. 
_Ex:
fifteen years' hard    
5> _.  
6> _. 
_Id:
when hard comes to hard    ,  

7> 
_Ex:
hard collar  
_Ex:
hard palate _.  
_Ex:
to get (to grow) hard ; ; 
8> ,   
_Ex:
hard silk _.   
9>  ( )
10> , ;  
_Ex:
hard work  () 
_Ex:
hard usage _.   
_Ex:
hard case  
_Ex:
hard cases make bad law   -   
,      
_Ex:
a hard supposition  
_Ex:
it is hard to make up one's mind  
_Ex:
the hardest part of the job is done   
 
_Ex:
I find it hard to believe that he could do that  
,     
11> ,    ( -.);  

_Ex:
hard case  ;  
_Ex:
a disease hard to cure  
_Ex:
things hard to imagine ,    
_Ex:
a hard langauge to learn    
_Ex:
he is hard to deal with     
_Ex:
the engine is hard to start    
_Ex:
it is hard to understand   
_Ex:
a book that is hard reading ,   
(   )
12> , , 
_Ex:
hard muscles  
_Ex:
in hard condition  ( ) 
_Ex:
to get hard by taking regular exercise  
  
13> , ; , 
_Ex:
hard master  
_Ex:
hard father  
_Ex:
hard heart  
_Ex:
hard bargain  
_Ex:
to be hard on a person   ()  -.,
 -.  
_Ex:
to be hard on one's clothes    ,
  
14> ,  ( )
15> , ,    
_Ex:
hard times  
_Ex:
hard years  
_Ex:
hard lines (lot, luck)  
_Ex:
he has had hard luck   
16> , 
_Ex:
hard climate  
_Ex:
hard frost  
_Ex:
hard winter  () 
17> ; ; 
_Ex:
hard voice  
_Ex:
hard eye  () 
_Ex:
hard words ,  
_Ex:
to say hard things to smb.   -.
_Ex:
to call smb. hard names    -.; 
  
_Ex:
to paint with a hard touch   
_Ex:
to entertain hard thoughts of smb.   -. 

18> , ; 
_Ex:
hard worker  
_Ex:
to try one's hardest    
19>   ,   (-.)
_Ex:
hard rider  () 
_Ex:
hard drinker , 
_Ex:
hard drinking  
20> , 
_Ex:
hard against entreaties   
_Ex:
hard prices   
21> _. ,    
_Ex:
hard detergents  
_Ex:
hard pesticides  
22> , , 
23>  ( )
_Ex:
hard cash (_. money) ;  
24> _. 
_Ex:
hard money  () 
25> ; ,  ; 
_Ex:
hard common sense  ;  
_Ex:
hard facts  () 
_Ex:
they have hard heads     
26> ,  ( )
27>  ( )
28>   ( )
_Ex:
hard knot  
29> _. ; 
_Ex:
hard liquors (drinks)  
_Ex:
a drop of the hard stuff  
30> _. ,  ( , )
31> _. 
_Ex:
hard image _.  
_Ex:
hard light _. _. "" 
_Ex:
hard negative _.  () 
_Ex:
hard paper _.  
32> ,  ( )
_Ex:
hard fat _.  
33> _. ,  ( )
_Ex:
hard X-rays   
34> _.  ( )
35>   ( ,   . .)
36>  (  ,  )
_Id:
hard labour (works)  , 
_Id:
a hard nut to crack  ;  ;
  ( )
_Id:
hard feelings 
_Id:
no hard feelings?   ?;     
?
_Id:
hard knocks _. _.  , , 
_Id:
he took some (a few) hard knocks   ; 
     
_Id:
hard lines _. , ;  
_Id:
I'm not getting a holiday this year. - H. lines (on you)! 
      . - ()  !
_Id:
hard cheese _. 
_Id:
hard and fast ; ;  ( );
 , ,   
_Id:
a hard and fast contract  () 
_Id:
a hard and fast bargain  
_Id:
hard of hearing ;   , 
_Id:
the hard of hearing    
_Id:
hard of belief _. 
_Id:
hard as adamant   
_Id:
hard as a bone (as iron)   
_Id:
he is as hard as flint    ,  
_Id:
hard as nails , ; ; ;
  ( )
37> , ; 
_Ex:
to run hard    
_Ex:
it's raining hard   
_Ex:
to pull hard  
_Ex:
to hit hard  ,    
38> , ; 
_Ex:
to work hard  
_Ex:
to be hard at work on smth.    
-.
_Ex:
to think hard  () 
_Ex:
to try hard to win  ()  
( ,    . .)
_Ex:
to look (to stare, to gaze) hard ;   
39> , ; 
_Ex:
to hold hard    ,  
_Ex:
to freeze hard 
40> 
_Ex:
to boil an egg hard   
41> ,  
_Ex:
to breathe hard  
_Ex:
to take hard    ;  
_Ex:
to earn money hard     
_Ex:
it comes (bears) hard on him   
_Ex:
taxes that bear hard upon the poor ,  
   
42> , 
_Ex:
to drink hard  ;  
_Ex:
to swear hard    (   )
43> ,   ; 
_Ex:
hard at hand , 
_Ex:
to follow (to be) hard after (behind, upon)   
_Ex:
the house stands hard by the bridge     
_Ex:
he lives hard by     ( )
_Ex:
it was hard upon twelve   
_Ex:
he is hard on (upon) fifty    (); 
 
44> _. ,   (  )
_Ex:
hard over helm!   !
_Ex:
hard a-port  !
_Id:
to die hard    ,   ;
 (, ) 
_Id:
hard pressed (pushed)   
_Id:
to be hard pressed for time   
_Id:
hard put (to it)  
_Id:
he was hard put to conceal his irritation   
 
_Id:
hard put for a livelihood     
_Id:
it goes hard with him   
_Id:
he is hard done by    () 

hard bop
1> _. " " ( ;  )

hard bubble
1> _.     (
    )

hard candy
1> 

hard clam
1>  ( )

hard coal
1> 

hard copy
1> _. ,    
(   , ,  ,
   . .)
2> _. ,   
_Ex:
he produced hard copy that required little or no editing
        

3> _.     (
 );  

hard core
1>   (,   . .)
2>   (   . .)
3>  ; ,   
 (. hard core unemployed)

hard court
1>  ,     ()

hard currency
1> _.   

hard dock
1> _.  ,  

hard drug
1>  
2> ,  

hard electron
1> _.   

hard goods
1>    (,  
. .)

hard hat
1> _.  , -
_Ex:
a hard hat job  ( ),   
2> _. -; 
3> _. , ,   ,


hard landing
1> _.  

hard line
1> _.  ; ,   ,

_Ex:
to take (to adopt) a hard line   

hard maple
1> _. _.   (Acer saccharum)

hard mass
1> _.       

2>  , ""

hard news
1>    ( ,   
. .)

hard rays
1>   

hard rock
1> _.   (   
 )
2>  ,  

hard rubber
1> _.  ; 

hard sauce
1>  ( ,   . .)

hard sciences
1>  

hard scientist
1>     

hard sell
1> _. _.   (); 
( )

hard stand
1>  (, )   

hard tube
1>   

hard up
1> _.   ,  
,  ; 
2> (for) ()  ( -.);   (-.)
_Ex:
to be hard up for amusements   
_Ex:
the country is hard up for technicians and doctors 
      
_Ex:
he was hard up for smth. to say   ,  
3> _.    ( )

hard wheat
1>  

hard-bake
1>  

hard-baked
1>  
2>  ( )

hard-bitten
1> , ; 
2> , 
3> _. ; , 
4> _. , ,  
5>  , "" ( )
6> ,  ( )

hard-boil
1>   ()

