ligule
1> _. , 

likable
1> , , , , 


like
1> -. ;   
_Ex:
we shall not see his like again  ,  ,
   
_Ex:
the likes of you _.    
_Ex:
not for the likes of me _.    ,  
  
2> -.   
_Ex:
I never heard the like (of it)    
 
_Ex:
and the like   
_Ex:
music, painting and the like ,    
_Ex:
or the like  -.   
_Ex:
I will never do the like again     
  
_Id:
like draws to like   
_Id:
to return like for like    
_Id:
like cures like  ,   
3> , 
_Ex:
in like manner  () 
_Ex:
on this and the like subjects     
_Ex:
men of like disposition    
_Ex:
the two letters are very like     
_Ex:
like causes produce like results   
  
_Ex:
what is he like?   ?;    ?
4> , 
_Ex:
a like sum  ( ) 
_Ex:
like signs _.  
_Ex:
like quantities _.  
_Ex:
like poles _.  
_Id:
as like as two peas     
_Id:
like father, like son  ,   ;  
  
_Id:
like master, like man    ;  , 
 
5> _. 
_Ex:
most (very) like  
_Ex:
like enough  
_Ex:
as like as not  
6> _. ;  ;  
_Ex:
by way of argument like  ,   
_Ex:
I wish I knew, like      
7> ;  -.;  -
_Ex:
a subject like physics   
_Ex:
like that  
_Ex:
do it like that  () 
_Ex:
to swim like a duck   
_Ex:
to climb like a monkey   
_Ex:
to be (to look) like smb., smth.    -.,
-.
_Ex:
she looks very much like her mother    
 
_Ex:
it was like this   
_Ex:
it looks like gold     (  )
_Ex:
don't ask questions like that    
_Ex:
like the stars in number   
_Ex:
it was just like him to do that     ,
   ,      
_Ex:
that's (just) like his impudence ,   
_Ex:
isn't that just like a boy!   -!
8>  :
_Ex:
to look like smth.  -.
_Ex:
it looks like rain ,   
_Ex:
he looks like winning , , 
_Ex:
the rain looks like lasting ,   
_Ex:
to feel like smth., to feel like doing smth.  
   -.
_Ex:
she felt like crying   ,   

_Ex:
she felt like a drink again    
_Ex:
I feel like stopping work now     
 
_Ex:
I don't feel like going there     
_Ex:
something like 
_Ex:
something like 3 miles   
_Ex:
it costs something like $100   -  100

_Ex:
there is nothing like a good rest    
(   )   
_Ex:
there is nothing like a cup of hot tea when you are tired
 ,       (
  ,    )
_Id:
this is something like a day!  !,   !
_Id:
nothing like as good    (  ) 
_Id:
like a shot ,  
_Id:
like anything (blazes, crazy, the devil, mad)   ,
  ;  
_Id:
he ran like mad    
_Id:
I'll do it like a bird     
9> _. 
_Ex:
she can't cook like her mother does     ,
  
_Ex:
it was just like you said     , 
 
10> _.  , ; 
_Ex:
he looks like he is signalling to us ,  
 
_Ex:
seems like he had written a novel ,  -
 
_Ex:
he told me like he didn't have a job for me   ,
, ,     
_Id:
to tell it like it is      (
)
11> . _pl. 
_Ex:
one's likes and dislikes (-.)   ;
  
12>  (-.);     
-., -.
_Ex:
to like dancing  
_Ex:
she likes him but does not love him   ,  
  
_Ex:
well! I like that! _.   !
_Ex:
how do you like it?    ?
_Ex:
do as you like ,   , , 
 
_Ex:
I don't like you to smoke (your smoking)   ,
 ()  
13> ; 
_Ex:
how do you like your tea? - I don't like it too strong 
   ( )? -     
_Ex:
I like people to tell the truth  ,   

14> , , 
_Ex:
I like wine but it does not like me   ,  
  (   )
15> , 
_Ex:
I will come if you like  ,  
_Ex:
shall I open the window? - If you like  ? -
(,)  
_Ex:
come whenever you like ,  ; 
  
_Ex:
would you like a cup of coffee?     ?
_Ex:
I should (would) like   ,   
_Ex:
I should like to go home     () 
_Ex:
I should like to see her     
_Ex:
I didn't like to interrupt him     
_Ex:
I don't like to disturb you   (  ) 

16> _. _. 
_Ex:
it likes me well     ()
_Ex:
it liked me not    

like-minded
1> ,    ,   
_Ex:
like-minded man (fellow) 

likeable
1> , , , , 


likelihood
1> 
_Ex:
in all likelihood   ,   
2> _. , 
_Ex:
principle (method) of maximum likelihood _. 
 
3> _. () ;  
_Ex:
a young man of great likelihood  , 
 

likely
1> . predic , 
_Ex:
where are you likely to be this evening?   
  ?,      
?
_Ex:
it is quite likely  
_Ex:
I am likely to be in London next week , ,  
   
_Ex:
he is not likely to forget her     
_Ex:
an incident likely to lead to war ,  
   
2> ;  
_Ex:
a likely story  
_Ex:
a likely account   
_Ex:
that's a likely story! _. !,    !
3> , 
_Ex:
he seems a likely young fellow for the job , -,
     
4> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
likely place  
_Ex:
what is the likeliest time to find him at home?  
  ()    ?
5>  
_Ex:
a likely subject  
_Ex:
a fine likely boy  ,    
6> _. ;   
_Ex:
a likely child  () 
7>  (. most likely, very likely)
_Ex:
I shall very likely see you again     
 
_Ex:
as likely as not  , 
_Ex:
he will forget all about at as likely as not  ,
     

liken
1>  , ; , ,

_Ex:
I know not to what I can liken it    ,  
  
2> _.  ,  

likeness
1> ; 
_Ex:
family likeness  
_Ex:
I cannot see much likeness between them  -  
   
_Ex:
after our likeness _.   
2> ; 
_Ex:
to take smb.'s likeness    -.; 
-.,  -. 
_Ex:
the portrait is a good likeness    

3> _. , , 
_Ex:
an enemy in the likeness of a friend    
_Ex:
Zeus in the likeness of a swan    
_Id:
speaking likeness  ,  

likewise
1> , ,   
_Ex:
watch him and do likewise ,   ,  
 
2> , ()  
_Ex:
pleased to meet you. - L.   (). -
  

likin
1> _. ,   ( )

liking
1> , 
_Ex:
to take a liking to smb.    -.,
  -.
_Ex:
to have a liking for smb.  -.
_Ex:
friendship begins with liking    
(  )
2> , ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to have a great liking for flowers   
_Ex:
to take a liking to smth.   -.
_Ex:
to smb.'s liking   ( ) -.
_Ex:
is it to your liking?   ?   
 ?

likuta
1>  (  ;   )

lilac
1> _.   (Syringa vulgaris)
_Ex:
a bunch of lilac  
_Ex:
an avenue of lilacs ,   
2>  
3> 
_Ex:
lilac shrubs  
4>  
_Ex:
lilac silk  

lilacepus
1>  ( )
2> -;    

lilangeni
1>  (  )

liliaceous
1> _. 
2>  ;  (    . .)

lilied
1>   ;   
2> ,  

Lilith
1> _-. _. -,   
2> _-. _. ,   

Lilliput
1> _.  (,   "
" . )
2> ,  

Lilliputian
1> ,  
2> (l.) , 
3> _.  ( ); 
4> _.   
5> (. l.) , 
6> , 

lilo
1>   

lilt
1> ,  (, )
2> ,   
3> ,  
4>   (   . .)
5> ,      

lilting
1> ;   
_Ex:
lilting stride  
2> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
a lilting comedy  

lily
1> _.  (Llium gen.)
_Ex:
Madonna lily   (Lilium candidum)
_Ex:
laster lily   (Lilium longiflorum)
_Ex:
tiger lily   (Lilium tigrinum)
_Ex:
pure as a lily   
_Ex:
lily hands  (-) 
2>   ,  
_Ex:
corn lily   (Convolvulux arvensis)
_Ex:
May lily   (Convallaria majalis)
3> _.  ,  (Nymphaea; . water lily)
4> _. ;   (Iris germanica florentina)
5>   (.  
 )
6> _.   ( )

lily iron
1> ,     ( -)

lily pad
1>    , 

lily-flower
1>   

lily-like
1> ,   

lily-livered
1> _. 

lily-of-the-valley
1> _.  (Convallaria majalis)

lily-white
1> _.  ,  ;  
 (--  . .)
2> ,  , 
_Ex:
lily-white brow  
3> , ; 
4> _.       
 ; 
_Ex:
lily-white schools _. ,   

lima bean
1> _. ,   (Phaseolus limensis)

limaceous, limacine
1> _.     , 

limacon
1> _.  

liman
1> _. 
_Ex:
liman irrigation _-.  

limb
1> ,  ();   
2>  ()
_Ex:
seizing limb  
3>  
4> _.   
5> _. , 
6> _.  , 
_Ex:
limb of the devil (of Satan, of hell)  
_Ex:
a regular (young) limb  
7> _.  
8> _.  (  )
9>  
10>   
11> , 
_Ex:
limb of the law  ;  
(  . .)
12> , 
_Ex:
four limbs of a cross   
_Id:
to tear (to pull) limb from limb  ()  
_Id:
to escape with life and limb  ; 
-
_Id:
limb and bone (carcass, wind)  
_Id:
to examine smb. in limb and carcass  -. 
  
_Id:
out on a limb   ,  
_Id:
to get oneself out on a limb    
13> ,   ;    
(. limb up)
14> _. , 
15> ,   (  )
16> _.  ()

limbate
1> _.  (   )

limbed
1>  
2> (-limbed)    :
_Ex:
crooked-limbed   

limber
1> _.  ()
2> _.    (; . limber up)
3> ; 
4> 
5> ( limber up)
6>  ;  
_Ex:
to limber up one's leg  
7>  , 
8> _.  
_Ex:
players limbered up before the game  
 

limbering-up
1> _. 

limbers
1> _pl. _. 

limbless
1>  ;   

limbo
1> _. (. L.) ,     
_Ex:
limbo of children   (  )
_Ex:
limbo of the fathers (of the patriarchs)  ()
 (  )
2> , 
3> ;  
_Ex:
proposals kept in limbo ,   
4> 
5> ;  
_Ex:
I am in a limbo waiting for something to happen  
    (  )
 ,  
_Ex:
the idea of forming a trade union is in limbo   
   
6>    ; ,  
7> _. ;  
8> , -    

Limburger
1>   ()

lime
1> 
_Ex:
burnt (quick, unslaked) lime  
_Ex:
slaked (drowned, dead) lime  
_Ex:
lime application _-.  ()
_Ex:
lime slaking (hydration)  
2>  
3>  
4>  
5>    ( )  
,  
6> ,  (  . .)
7> _.  
8> _.  (Tilia gen.)
_Ex:
lime bast  , ; 
9> _.   (Citrus aurantifolia)
10>  
_Ex:
lime juice  ,  

lime tree
1> _.  (Tilia gen.)

lime wash
1>  
2>  ( )

lime-burner
1>  
2>    

lime-feldspar
1> _. 

lime-jucer
1> _. _.  
2>  
3> 

lime-pit
1>  
2>  
3> _.  

lime-rock
1> _. 

lime-spreader
1> _-.  

lime-white
1> _.  ,   ( )

limeade
1>  (     )

limekiln
1>    

limelight
1>   (  )
2>  
3>   
4>    
5> ,  
_Ex:
to be in the limelight   ;   
_Ex:
to be fond of the limelight   (,
)
_Ex:
to bring into limelight, to throw limelight on smth. 
 -.; 
6>   
7>  
8>    -., -.; 


limen
1> _. _.   

limerick
1> ,   (  ,  
   )

limestone
1> _. 

limewater
1>  ,  

limey
1> _. _.  
2> _. _.  
3> _. _. 
4> _. _.  

limina
1> _pl.  limen

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

liming
1> 
2>  
3> 

limit
1> , ; 
_Ex:
age limit  
_Ex:
superior limit  ( , 
  . .)
_Ex:
inferior limit  ( , 
  . .)
_Ex:
speed limit _.  
_Ex:
limit of elasticity  
_Ex:
limit of exploitation _.   
_Ex:
within limits    (), ,
  
_Ex:
without limit ,   ,   
_Ex:
to the limit _. , 
_Ex:
to set a limit to smth.   -.,
 -.;  -.;   -.
_Ex:
to know the limits of smb's abilities   
-.  (   -. )
_Ex:
his greed knows no limits     ( )

2> _pl. 
_Ex:
within the limits of the city   ( ) 
3> ,  (, )
4> _. ,    
_Ex:
to be off limits (to smb.)    (-.)
5> (the limit) _. -. ; -. 
_Ex:
that's the limit!   !,    !
_Ex:
she is the limit!  !
_Ex:
to go the limit _.   ,   
6> (the limit) _. _.  
_Ex:
to go the limit   () 
7> _. 
8> _. ,  ;  ;
 
_Ex:
limit gauge  
_Ex:
limit switch _.  
9> _.  
10> ;  
_Ex:
to limit one's desires   
_Ex:
to limit the amount of work a man may do in a day 
 ,      
_Ex:
to limit the expense  
11>  , 

limitable
1>   

limitary
1> ;  
2> ; 
3> 

limitation
1> 
2> -.  (, ); 
3> _.  (-. , )
4> 
_Ex:
to have one's limitations  , ()
_Ex:
to know one's limitations    

5> _.  ,  
_Ex:
statute of limitations, limitations statute   

6> _. 

limitative
1> , 

limited
1> 
_Ex:
limited number  ,  
2> , 
_Ex:
limited ideas  
_Ex:
limited views  
_Ex:
to have a limited intelligence   ();
  
3>    (  . .)
_Ex:
the accommodation is very limited   ()

_Ex:
limited train (express)    
 
_Ex:
messages limited to 50 words ,   50 
4> ,  
_Ex:
limited monarchy  () 
_Ex:
limited authority _.  
_Ex:
limited attack _.    
5> _.   
_Ex:
limited liability company, limited company 
 ()   
_Ex:
limited liability   (
)

limited edition
1> _.    ; 
;  

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

limiting
1> , 
_Ex:
limiting adjective _.  
_Ex:
value _.  
_Ex:
limiting nutrient _.   , 
     

limitless
1> ; , 
_Ex:
the limitless ocean  
_Ex:
limitless credulity  
_Ex:
limitless ambition  

limitrophe
1> ,  
2> , 

limmer
1> _.   

limmy
1> _. _.  , 
2>   ;   . .

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

limnetic
1> ,    
_Ex:
limnetic peat  

limnigraph
1>  ()

limning
1> _.  

limnology
1> , ;   

limo
1> (_.  limousine) _. 

Limoges
1>  ( ; . Limoges ware)

limonite
1> _. ,  ,  

limosis
1> _.  ;  

limous
1> 

limousine
1>  ( )
2>  (   , 
)
3> ()   (.   )
_Ex:
the chauffeured limousine   
(. )
_Id:
limousine liberal _. _.  , 
 

limp
1> , 
_Ex:
to walk with a limp , 
_Ex:
to have a bad limp  
2> , 
_Ex:
he limped away  ,  
_Ex:
the wounded soldier limped off the battlefield 
()    
3> ; ;  ,   ( 
  . .)
_Ex:
the damaged ship limped back to port  
- (, -)  ()  
4> "",   ( )
5> ; 
_Ex:
limp binding  
_Ex:
to get limp ;  
6> , ; 
_Ex:
a limp handshake  () 
_Ex:
flowers often look limp in hot weather    
 
_Ex:
his character is rather limp    
7> _.   
_Ex:
a limp edition of a book ,    
8> _. _. 
_Ex:
he is limp     
_Id:
limp sack _. _. ; ,    

limpen
1> ; 
2> , 

limpet
1> _.  (Acmaea spp.)
2> ;  
3> ,     
4> _. _.  
_Id:
to stick like a limpet    ; ,
 

limpet mine
1> _. _.  

limph-gland
1> _.  

limpid
1> ,  (.   )
_Ex:
limpid waters  
_Ex:
limpid air  () 
_Ex:
limpid soprano  

limpidity
1> , 

limping
1> , 
_Ex:
limping verse  

limpness
1> , 
2> , 

limy
1> 
_Ex:
limy soil  
2>  
3> ;   

