layout artist
1> (-) 

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

layperson
1> 
2> , 
_Ex:
a book for layman     
3> 
4> ;       ()


laystall
1> ,  

laywoman
1> 
2> ;       ()


lazar
1> _. , " "
2> _. 

lazar-house
1> 

lazaret
1> 
2>    
3> _.   

lazaretto
1> 
2>    
3> _.   

Lazarus
1> _. 
2> _. 

laze
1> _. , 
2> ,  (. laze about, laze around)
_Ex:
to laze away    

lazily
1> ; 

laziness
1> ; 

lazuli
1> _.  lapis lazuli

lazulite
1> _. 

lazy
1> 
_Ex:
a lazy river   
_Ex:
to spend a lazy afternoon    
_Ex:
he is lazy about getting up   () 
2>    ( ,   ..)
_Id:
lazy man's load   (  ,
  )

lazy eyes
1> _.  ; 

lazy scissors
1> _.  

lazy Susan
1>      . .
2>      

lazy tongs
1> _.  

lazy-boots
1> _. , 

lazybones
1> _. , 

lazzarone
1> _.  , 

lea
1> , 
2> _-. , 
3> 
_Ex:
lea tillage _-.   
4> _-. ,  
5>       ( 80  300 )

lea management
1> 

lea ring
1> _. 

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

leaching
1> _. , 

lead
1> _. 
_Ex:
lead ore  
_Ex:
lead plate  
_Ex:
lead plating 
_Ex:
lead spar, lead vitriol  , 
_Ex:
red lead  
_Ex:
white lead  
_Ex:
sheet lead  
_Ex:
as heavy as lead  
2> , 
3> _. 
_Ex:
to cast (to heave) the lead  ,   
4> _. , ;   
_Ex:
lead poison   
_Ex:
a hail of lead  
_Ex:
to get the lead  ,   
5>     
6>   ;  
_Ex:
under the leads  ,  
7> ;  
8> _. ,  (. hard lead)
9> _. 
10> _. ,  ( )
_Id:
to swing the lead _. _. _.   ,
   . .
_Id:
lead balloon _. _. ; 
_Id:
the joke was a lead balloon     ( )
_Id:
to have lead in one's pants _. _.   ;
 ;  
_Id:
get the lead out of your pants! !, !,
!
11> _. ,  
12> _.  ,  ; 
 
13> , 
_Ex:
to take the lead    , 

14> 
_Ex:
to follow the lead of smb.  -. 
_Ex:
to give smb. a lead in smth.  -.   -.;
 -.  
15> , 
16>  (  -); 
17>  ,  ( )
18>  
19>       
20>  ,    
21> ,  
_Ex:
in the lead   (  . .)
_Ex:
to have (to gain) the lead in a race   
 
22>  _. , 
_Ex:
to have a lead of several metres    
_Ex:
to have an enormous lead in conventional weapons 
     
23> ; 
_Ex:
the dog was on the lead    
24> _. _.  
25> _. _.     
26> _. ;  
_Ex:
whose lead is it?  ?
_Ex:
it is your lead  ;  
27> _. ,  (  )
_Ex:
to return one's partner's   ; 
- 
28> _. , 
_Ex:
blind lead 
29>   (  )
30>  ( );  (  )
31> _.  
32> , 
33> ; 
34> _.    (  )
35> _.  
36> _. 
_Ex:
lead for the body    ()
37> _.  
38> _. ,  (   . .)
39> _. ,   (  )
_Ex:
lead element _.  
40> _. ,  
41> _.  
42> _. ; 
43> ;  
_Ex:
to lead by the hand   
_Ex:
to lead a blind man   
_Ex:
to lead a horse    
_Ex:
to lead the way  ;   ; 
 ;  
_Ex:
to lead for landing _.   
44> , ; 
_Ex:
to lead an army  
_Ex:
to lead an expedition  
_Ex:
to lead a mutiny    
_Ex:
to lead a choir  
_Ex:
to lead the fashion   
_Ex:
to lead for the prosecution _.  
_Ex:
to lead the Concervatives    
45>   ;  
_Ex:
to lead the advance _.    

_Ex:
a brass band led the regiment    

46> _.   ( );  (); 
_Ex:
the big chestnut was leading by three lenghts  
     
47> _.   ; ,   
48> 
_Ex:
as an actor he certainly leads   , ,
   
49>  (-.  )
_Ex:
to lead a good life   ()  
_Ex:
to lead a miserable existence   
_Ex:
to lead a double life   
50> ; 
_Ex:
where does this road lead ?    ?
_Ex:
chance led him to London     
51> (out of) ,  ( )
_Ex:
a bathroom leads out of the bedroom    
52> ,    
53>  ( -.);  (-.);  
(-.);  
_Ex:
to lead nowhere     , 

_Ex:
to lead to illness  
_Ex:
to lead to a poor result   
_Ex:
fear led him to tell lies    
_Ex:
this led to disaster    ;  
 
_Ex:
this has led me to expect (smth.)    
 (-.)
54> ,  ( -.); , 
_Ex:
he may be led but he won't be coerced   ,
  
_Ex:
what led you to think so?     ?
_Ex:
I am led from all I hear to agree with you  ,  
 (),     
_Ex:
what you say leads me to refuse ,   ,
  
55> (into)  ( -.)
_Ex:
and lead us not into temptation _.    
 
56> _.    ()
57> _. 
_Ex:
to lead hearts   
58> _. 
59> _. 
60> _. _. ;  (
 . .)
_Id:
to lead smb. a fine (pretty) dance 
-. (),  -
_Id:
to lead smb. by the nose  -.  ; 
-.   
_Id:
all roads lead to Rome     
_Id:
to lead almost exclusively with one's left _. 
   
_Id:
to lead smb. up the garden path  -.; 
-.  

lead away
1> ,  ( )
2> 
_Ex:
the gutters lead the water away from the roof 
    
3> _.  ()

lead glance
1> _.  , 

lead line
1> 

lead lotion
1>  

lead off
1> ,  (, )
_Ex:
he led off by making an apology    ,  

_Ex:
who's going to lead off?  ?
_Ex:
she led off the show with a song    
2> ; 
3> ;   (    . .)
4>  (, )
5> 

lead on
1>  
_Ex:
you lead on and I'll follow you  ,    
2> _. ;   
_Ex:
advertisements often lead buyers on   
  
3> _.   -.;   -.
_Ex:
to lead on into temptation   
_Ex:
to lead smb. on to steal the jewels  -. 
 

lead out
1> ,  (, )
_Ex:
he led off by making an apology    ,  

_Ex:
who's going to lead out?  ?
_Ex:
she led off the show with a song    
2> ; 
3> ;   (    . .)
4>  (, )
5> 
6> 
7>   ()
8>  -. 
_Ex:
Mary is very quiet, will you try to lead her out a
little?  - ,    
 ?

lead pencil
1>  

lead poisoning
1>  ,  
2> _.   
3> _. 

lead screw
1> _.  

lead time
1>    
2>      

lead up
1> (to)  -.
_Ex:
the stairs lead up to the top floor   
 
_Ex:
which path will lead us up to the top of the hill 
     
2>   
_Ex:
I could see that my partner was leading up to the king of
diamonds  ,    -  

3>   -.;   -.
_Ex:
these events led up to his dismissal    
 
4>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to lead up the subject of discussion   
 
_Ex:
this led up to a request for money   
 

lead-footed
1> _. 
2> _.  ; 

lead-free gasoline
1>  

lead-in
1> , ;  ,  
2> _.    ()
3> _.   (.   )
4> _. _. ;  

lead-palsy
1> _.    ;  

lead-pipe
1>  
2>    ()
_Id:
lead-pipe cinch   (   . .);
 ; ;  

lead-up
1>  ( -. );  ( );
; 

lead-works
1> .  .  .  . :  

leaded
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
leaded fuel _.  

leaden
1> 
2> , 
_Ex:
leaden clouds  
3> , 
_Ex:
leaden sleep (slumber)  () 
_Ex:
with a leaden heart   
4> ; ; 
_Ex:
a leaden mind  () 
_Ex:
a leaden limbs   
_Id:
leaden sword  

leadening
1> , 

leader
1> ; ; ; ; 
_Ex:
the leader of an expedition ,  
_Ex:
spiritual leader  ,  
_Ex:
Pioneer leader ()
_Ex:
L. of the House   ; _.  

_Ex:
L. of the House of Lords   
_Ex:
L. of the Opposition   ( )
2>   ( )
_Ex:
leader for the defence ,  
_Ex:
leader of the bar  
3> _.  , ; 
4> 
5> ; ;  ()
6> ;  (); 
_Ex:
leader writer  
7> _. ( )    
8> _. _.  ;  
9> _. _.  
10> _.  ;  
11> _.  
12> _-.  
13>  ()
14>   ( )
15> 
16>   (;    . .)
17> ,      
(. loss leader)
18> _. ,   ( 
      )
19>  
20> _. ;  ()
21> _.  (, )
22> _.  
23> _. ,  ; 
24> _.    
25>  , 

leaderette
1>    (  ,  
 )

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

leadframe
1> _.   

leadglass
1> _. 

leading
1> _.  
2> _.  
3> _.   
4> ; , 
5> _.  ()
6> , 
7> _. 
_Ex:
leading in turn   ()
8>  (  ,    
. .)
9> ; 
_Ex:
leading statesmen   
_Ex:
leading counsel _.   (  
  )
_Ex:
leading case _.  ,   ,
 
_Ex:
leading mark   
_Ex:
leading name in steel industry    

10> , 
_Ex:
the leading topics of the day   
_Ex:
leading dimensions _.   
11> , 
_Ex:
leading writer  
_Ex:
leading scientist  
_Ex:
the leading story  ,   (
  )
12> _. _. ; 
_Ex:
leading part  
_Ex:
leading lady   ;  
 
_Ex:
leading man (male)   ;  
 
_Ex:
leading business  () 
13> , , 
_Ex:
the leading candidate ,    
 
_Ex:
leading ship  
_Ex:
leading echelon  
_Ex:
leading company  ;   
_Ex:
leading edge _.  ; _.  
_Ex:
leading face _.  
_Ex:
leading fire _.   
14> _. , 
_Ex:
leading axle  
_Ex:
leading sheave   ()
15> _. 
16> leading note (tone)     
17> 
_Ex:
leading seaman   ()
_Ex:
leading mechanic  

leading article
1>  , 

leading indicator
1> _. ,   ( 
      )

leading light
1> _.  ( ); ,   


leading price
1> ,  -

leading question
1> _.  

leading reins
1> ; 
2>  
_Ex:
to keep in leading reins  (-)  ; 
 

leading strings
1>  
_Ex:
to keep in leading strings  (-)  ;
  

leading-motive
1> _. 

leadless
1>  (   . .)
2>  ( )

leadsman
1> _. 

leadswinger
1> _. , 

leadswinging
1> _.    (    . .)

leady
1>  ( );  

leaf
1> 
_Ex:
leaf litter  ;  
_Ex:
leaf vein (rib) _.  
_Ex:
leaf vegetables _-.  
_Ex:
to put forth leaves  
2> 
_Ex:
in leaf   ;  
_Ex:
to come into leaf, to be in leaf  ,

_Ex:
the fall of the leaf ; _. ;  
3> _.   (. tea leaf)
_Ex:
tobacco leaf  
4> _. 
5>  ()
_Ex:
loose leaf  
_Ex:
to turn over the leaves   ()
6>  
_Ex:
leaf brass  
7>  (  . .)
_Ex:
leaf valve  
8>  ()
9>   ()
10> _.  
_Ex:
leaf sight    
_Id:
to turn over a new leaf   , 
_Id:
to take a leaf out of smb.'s book  -. ,
 -.
_Id:
leaves without figs  
11>  ,  
12> , 
13> _. _. _. 

leaf beet
1> _.  ,  (Beta cicla)

leaf beetle
1> _. ,  (Crisomelidae)

leaf bridge
1>    

leaf fat
1>  

leaf insect
1> _.  (Phasmidae)

leaf mould
1>    ( )
2>  

leaf roll
1>   ( )

leaf stalk
1> _.  ()

leaf-eating
1>  
_Ex:
leaf-eating insects _. 

leaf-gold
1> ;  

leaf-lard
1>   

leafage
1> , 

leafed
1> 
2>  ; 
3> (-leaved)    :
_Ex:
thick-leaved 

leafhopper
1> _. ,  (Cicadellida)

leafiness
1>  ,  

leafless
1>   , 

leaflet
1> , ;  
2> ; 

leafy
1> 
_Ex:
leafy forest  , 
2>  ; 
_Ex:
leafy shade   
3> 

league
1> , 
_Ex:
the League of Nations _.  
_Ex:
in league with smb.    -.
2> _. , 
_Ex:
A league  ,  
_Ex:
B league  ,  
_Ex:
league games       
_Ex:
league football championship  ()
     
3> , , ; 
_Ex:
to be not in the same league      
_Ex:
the two are not in the same league   
  ();    
_Ex:
he's simply not in your league   
_Ex:
top of the league      ( 
,   . .)
4>  ,   
5>   , ,  
_Ex:
to league together against a common enemy  
 
6> ,  ( )

leaguer
1>  
2> _. () 
3> 
4> _. 

leak
1> 
_Ex:
leak in a boiler   
_Ex:
to start (to spring) a leak  
_Ex:
to stop a leak  
2> 
3> _.  ;  ;  
4>  
5>   
_Id:
to take a leak _. , 
6>  , ,  
_Ex:
the boiler is leaking  
_Ex:
the ship is leaking badly    
7> , ,  ( ,  
. .)
_Ex:
the rain is leaking in through a crack in the roof 
 (, )    
_Ex:
gas leaking from a pipe    
8>  ( )
9>    
_Ex:
he leaked the story to the press    ,
   

leak away
1> ,  ( ,   . .)
2> 
_Ex:
his life was steadly leaking away   

leak in
1> ,  ( ,   . .)

leak out
1> ,  ( ,   . .)
2>  (,   . .)
3> , ,   ( ,
)

leak-tight
1> ; 
2>  
_Ex:
a leak-tight committee ,    
 (    )

leakage
1> , ; 
_Ex:
leakage check  
_Ex:
leakage current _.  
2> ,  (,  );
 (, )
3> _.  (, )

leakance
1> _.  

leakness
1> 

leakproof
1> ; 
2>  
_Ex:
a leakproof committee ,    
 (    )

