lev
1>  (  )

leva
1> _pl.  lev

levant
1> _. ,      

_Ex:
to come the levant, to run (to throw) a levant  ,
    
2> _. , .     
   
_Id:
levant me!    !
3> (. L.) _. (. l.) ,   
(   )
4>   (. L. morocco)

Levanter
1> (. l.) ,    ( 
 )
2> _. ,    
3> _. ,   

Levantine
1> ,    
2> ,   
3> _. ,  

levapad
1>       

levator
1> _.  

levee
1> ; , ; 
2>  ()  
3> . _. 
4> 
5> _.     
6>        
7>     . .
8> _.     
9>   ()
10> _.    ; 
 
11> _.      ( )

levee en masse
1>  
2>   

level
1> 
_Ex:
the level of the sea, sea level  
_Ex:
the level of the coast     
_Ex:
level of significance   ( )
_Ex:
level gauge 
_Ex:
level indicator _.   ,
 
_Ex:
at the same level    ( , ) 
_Ex:
to be high above the level of the sea   
 
_Ex:
to reduce to one level    
2>  
_Ex:
on a level   
_Ex:
on a level with the banks    ( 
)
_Ex:
to be on a level with smb.  (, ) 
   -.;      -.
_Ex:
they are on a level mentally       ,
   
3> , ; 
_Ex:
a high level of excellence   
()
_Ex:
on (at) the highest level    ;  
  ();  ,   
_Ex:
on (at) a low level   ;   
_Ex:
to rise to higher levels     ,
   
_Ex:
to bring smb. to his level  -.  ;
   -.
_Ex:
acting on the level of amateurs  () 
 
_Ex:
he is not of her level    
4> ,   ; 

_Ex:
the shining level of the lake   
_Ex:
dead level    ;
 ; , ; 
   
_Ex:
(L.)  (  )
_Ex:
Bedford L.  
5>  
6> (the level) _.  
7>  (); ; 
_Ex:
spirit level  
_Ex:
plumb level   
8>    
9>  ( ,  )
10> _. ; 
11>  , 
12>     ( )
13> _.   (. flignt)
_Ex:
to give a level    
14> _.  ()
15> _. 
_Id:
on the level ; , , ; ,
, 
_Id:
on the level!  !
_Id:
is it on the level?  ?;    ?
_Id:
is he on the level?   ?
_Id:
to land on the street level    (
)
_Id:
to find one's (own) level   ;   
( ,  )
_Id:
he has found his own level     
_Id:
he found his level among the older students   
 ()   
_Id:
let the child find his own level   ,
   
16> ; ; 
_Ex:
level road  () 
_Ex:
level surface  () 
_Ex:
level flyover  
_Ex:
to make level , 
_Ex:
the prairies are vast stretches of nearly level land 
    
17>     (. .)
_Ex:
to attempt no work that is not level with one's capacities,
to apply oneself to that which is level to one's capacities
  
_Ex:
in the spring the rivers are often level with their bank
      
_Ex:
buildings whose roofs are level with one another ,
     (  ) 
18> _. ()  
_Ex:
two level spoonfuls of sugar     
19> , ; , 
_Ex:
level life ,  
_Ex:
to speak in a level voice (in level tones)  
 ();   
_Ex:
to give smb. a level look    -.
20> . _.  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
a level race   
_Ex:
to be level with other runners     
21> ; ; 
_Ex:
a level appraisal of the situation 
()  
_Ex:
to have a level head   ()
;  ,  
_Ex:
to keep a level head  ;  
 
_Id:
to do one's level best   ,  
  
22> ; ; 
_Ex:
to fill a basin level with the brim    
_Ex:
to run level with another    -.; 
  -.
_Ex:
to draw level with the other runners   
23> ,  ,  (. level off)
_Ex:
to level a road  
_Ex:
to level the tennis court with a roller   
24>    
25>  (); ;  ( 
. .  -.)
_Ex:
to level one's gun at a tiger   
26> , 
_Ex:
to level looks (eyes) on smb., smth.   
-., -.
_Ex:
to level an accusation at (against) smb.  
 -.
27>   ;  
_Ex:
to level a building with the ground    
_Ex:
the city was levelled by one atomic bomb    
     
28> _.   ;   
29> , ,  
_Ex:
death levels all men    
30> _.   , 
31>       
32> (with) _.  ;    
( -.)

level crossing
1> _.     ; 
 
2> _-.   

level down
1> , ;     
_Ex:
to level down marks  
_Ex:
to level down wages  

level off
1> , 
2> , 

level out
1> , 
2>    
_Ex:
to level out differences  

level up
1> ,  ( -. )

level-headed
1> , ; , 

level-pegging
1> _.   ( ,   . .)

leveler
1> _. ;    ,
 
2> _. (L.) _. , ""
3> _. 
4> _.  

leveling
1> _. ;    
2> _. , 
3> _. ,  
4> _. 
_Ex:
leveling instrument , , 
5> _. _. , 

leveller
1> ;    ,
 
2> (L.) _. , ""
3> _. 
4> _.  

levelling
1> ;    
2> , 
3> ,  
4> _. 
_Ex:
levelling instrument , , 
5> _. , 

lever
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
lever of the first order (kind)   
2>  
3> _. 
4> _. , 
5> ,  
_Ex:
attempts to use food as a political lever  
,   
6>  ;     

_Ex:
they are trying to lever him out of his job as head of the
firm        

lever de rideau
1> _.  ,    

leverage
1>  
2>  
3>  ;   
4> , ;    
_Ex:
political leverage  
5> _. _.     
6> _. _.     

leveret
1> 

leviable
1> ,   ,   . .
2>    ( ,   . .)

leviathan
1> _. 
2>  (.  )
3> , 
_Ex:
financial leviathan  
4>  , - (  .  )
5> _. ,   (. )

levigate
1>    
2> _. 
3> 

levin
1> _. ;  

levirate
1> _.  (    )

Levis
1> .  .  . . _. (. l.) "" (;
 ; . Levi's)

levitate
1>  ( )
2>  ( ), , , 
3>  ( ), 
_Ex:
objects levitating during a spiritualistic seance ,
   ()   


levitation
1> _. ; 
2> , , , 
3>  (   )
4> _. 
_Ex:
magnetic levitation _-.  

Levite
1> _. 

Levitical
1> _.   

Leviticus
1> _.  (  )

levity
1> ,  ; ; 
2> 

levo
1> _.    ; 

levo-
1>     : , 
_Ex:
levorotatory 

levorotation
1> _.    ; 

levorotatory
1> _. _.    ;


levulose
1> _. , ,  

levy
1> ,  (  . .)
2>  ()
3>  
_Ex:
great levy  
_Ex:
capital levy   
_Ex:
tax levy  
_Ex:
variable levy  
4>  ( );  (,   . .)
5> _. ; , 
6> _.  (  . .)    
    ( 
)
7> ,  (  . .)
8>  (  . .);  (  . .)
9>  ( );  
10>    (  . .);  (-.)
_Ex:
to levy war upon (against) smb.    
-.
_Ex:
to levy blackmail  
11> ( on) _.  (  . .)  
      (
   )

levy en masse
1>  
2>   

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

lewdness
1> ; ; 
2>  ( )
3> ; 

lewis
1> _.  , 
2> _.   (. lewis bolt)

Lewis
1> _.   

lewisite
1> _. 

lewisson
1> _. _.  , 
2> _. _.   (. lewisson bolt)

lex
1> _. 
_Ex:
lex non scripta  
_Ex:
lex scripta  
_Ex:
lex talionis   "  ,   "

lexeme
1> 

lexical
1> 
2> , 

lexically
1> 
2>    
3> -, 

lexicographer
1> 

lexicographic, lexicographical
1> 

lexicography
1> 

lexicology
1> 

lexicon
1> ,  (.  -.  )
2> ,  (  . .)
3>  
4> (. L.) "",     

lexicostatistics
1> 

lexigram
1> ,    (
 )

lexigraphic
1>  (  )

lexigraphy
1>  ( )

lexis
1> , ,   (-. )

Leyden jar
1> _.  

lez
1> _. _. 

Lhasa apso
1>   ( )

li
1> _.  ( )

liability
1>    ( -.)
_Ex:
liability to pay taxes   
_Ex:
liability for military service, liability to carry arms
   
2> 
_Ex:
liability for damages   
_Ex:
absolute liability _.  
_Ex:
criminal liability _.  
3> 
_Ex:
liability of indemnity   
_Ex:
to incur liabilities      
-.
4> ,  , 
_Ex:
profit tax liabilities _.    
_Ex:
to meet one's liabilities   
5> ; ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
liability to colds   
_Ex:
liability to error  
6> , 
_Ex:
he's a liability at our party     

liable
1> ,  
_Ex:
liable for (military) service 
2> 
_Ex:
to be liable for smb.'s debts   
-. 
_Ex:
is a man liable for his wife's debts?    
 ?
3>  (-.)
_Ex:
liable to income-tax   
4> , , 
_Ex:
liable to catch cold   
_Ex:
liable to be seasick   
_Ex:
to make oneself liable to smth.  
-. (  . .)
_Ex:
all men are liable to make mistakes   

_Ex:
he is not liable to fear    
5>   (-.)
_Ex:
liable to dispute 
_Ex:
to be liable to misconstruction  () 
 ()  ( ,
  . .)
_Ex:
if you drive a car too fast, you make yourself liable to
a fine       , 
 
6> _. , 
_Ex:
difficulties are liable to occur  ( ,
)  
_Ex:
it is liable to rain today , ,  
_Ex:
watch out or you are liable to fall ,   
 ()

liaise
1>    
2> _.   
3>  
_Ex:
we must liaise closely      

liaison
1> _.  
_Ex:
liaison aircraft  
_Ex:
liaison link   
_Ex:
liaison personnel  
_Ex:
liaison report   
_Ex:
liaison officer  
2>  
_Ex:
to serve as a President's liaison with Congress 
     
3> _.  
_Ex:
spiritual liaison  
4>   
5> _.      
  (  )
6> _. ,   
7> _.      ( ,   . .)
8>  
9> ;  

liana, liane
1> 

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

liar
1> , 
_Ex:
you're a liar  ;  
_Id:
a liar is not believed when he speaks the truth _. 
 ,     
_Id:
liars have need of good memories _.   


liard
1>  (   )

Lias
1> _. ,  

Liassic
1> _. 

Lib
1> _. _.  Liberal Party

lib
1> _.  liberation (. L.)
2> _.  liberal

Lib-Lab
1> "-",     
( )

Lib-Labbery
1>    

libate
1> _. ,  

libation
1> _. 
_Ex:
to make a libation to Jupiter   
2>  ( ) 
3> 

libber
1> _.      
 

libbie
1> _. _.    
   

libel
1> _. () , 
_Ex:
action for libel      
()
2> ()  ; , 
-.
3> -. , ,  
_Ex:
the portrait is a libel upon (on) him   -
  
_Ex:
the book is a libel on mankind    

4> _. ,   (.   
 )
5> _.  (   . .);  ;
  ( -.)
6> ,  (-.)
7> _.  (-.   )
8> _.  ,   (.  
  )

libellant
1>  (    )

libellee
1> _. ,  (    )

libeller
1> ; 

libellous
1> ;  
_Ex:
a libellous statement  
_Ex:
a libellous person 
_Ex:
a libellous periodical ,   

liberal
1> ,   ; 

2> (L.)   ,  (.  )
3>   ; ;  

4> ; ,  (   . .)
5> , 
_Ex:
liberal in praise   
_Ex:
to be a liberal giver  , , 
_Ex:
to be liberal of promises    
_Ex:
the magazines were liberal with their space for his articles
       
6> , , 
_Ex:
liberal helping  
_Ex:
liberal gift  () 
_Ex:
liberal table  ;  
_Ex:
liberal share  
_Ex:
to make liberal provision for one's family 
  
7> 
_Ex:
liberal education  ;  

8> (L.) ,     
_Ex:
the L. government  
9> , , 
_Ex:
liberal interpretation  
10> _. ; 
11> _.   (  . .)
12> _.     ,
. 

liberal arts
1>  
2> _.   (
.  )

Liberal Party
1>   ( )

liberal-minded
1>  ,   

liberalism
1> 

liberalist
1>  

liberalistic
1>  

liberality
1> , 
_Ex:
his liberality knew no limit     
2> _.  , 
3>  ,   
4> . liberalism

liberalization
1>  (  . .);  (  . .);
 
_Ex:
liberalization of imports    

