manganin
1> , -- 

manganite
1> _. ,   

manganous
1>   

mange
1> _. , 
2> _. ,  ( -.)

mangel
1> _.  mangel-wurzel  

mangel-wurzel
1>  

manger
1> , 
2> _. -
3> 
_Id:
dog in the manger   

manginess
1> _.  , 
2> 
3> , 

mangkorn
1> _-.  (   )

mangle
1> _.   (Rhizophora mangle)
2> ,  
3>  ( );  
_Ex:
mangle for cloth in rope form _.  
4>  
5> _. 
6>  
7> , 
8> 
_Ex:
he was knocked down by a car and badly mangled   
   
9> ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to mangle a foreign name  ()  

mango
1> _. ,   (Mangifera gen.)

mangold
1>  , 

mangonel
1> _. ,     

mangosteen
1> _.  (Garcinia mangostana)

mangrove
1> _.   (Rhizophora mangle)
2> ,  

mangy
1> , ; , 
2> ; 
3> ; , 

manhadden
1> _.  (Brevoortia tyrannus)

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

manhandle
1>   ,  
_Ex:
to manhandle a gun into position _.  
 
2> _.  , , 
,   

manhattan
1> _.  (  ,   .)

Manhattan Project
1>   (    
         )

manhattanization
1>  () 

manhattanizy
1>  () 

manhole
1> , 
2>  ;  
3> _.   
4>  
5> _. - (    )

manhood
1> , ,  
_Ex:
to reach (to arrive at) manhood   (
)
2>   ()
_Ex:
the manhood of England   
_Ex:
manhood suffrage      
3> , 

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

manhunter
1>   

mania
1> _. ,  
_Ex:
suicidal mania  
_Ex:
persecution mania, mania of persecution  
2> , 
_Ex:
a mania for work  
_Ex:
the tulip mania in Holland    
_Ex:
her interest in amateur theatricals had become a mania 
  
3> (-mania)   ;   
  -,  
4>   :
_Ex:
kleptomania 
_Ex:
megalomania 
5>  ,   -. ( .):
_Ex:
Anglomania 
_Ex:
bibliomania 

maniac
1> 
_Ex:
football maniac  ;   
_Ex:
speed maniac   
2> (-maniac)   ;   
  -
_Ex:
Anglomaniac 
_Ex:
bibliomaniac 
_Ex:
kleptomaniac 
3> 
4> 
5> _.  - ; 

maniacal
1> 
2> 

maniacally
1> ; , 

manicate
1> _.  

Manichaean
1> _. _. 
2> _. _. 

Manichaeism
1> _. _. , 

Manichaeist
1> _. _. 

Manichean
1> _. _. 
2> _. _. 

Manichee
1> _. _. 

Manicheism
1> _. _. , 

manicure
1> 
2> 
3>  

manicurist
1> 

manifest
1> _. ,   
_Ex:
manifest of cargo  
2> _. = manifestation
3> _. 
4> , , 
_Ex:
manifest truth  
_Ex:
a sense of beauty is manifest in his poems  
    
_Ex:
it was manifest that the ship was sinking  , 
 
_Ex:
it was made manifest in his actions   
  
_Ex:
it was manifest from his speech that...    
, ...
5> (of) _.    (-.)
6>  ( -.)
7>  ;  ; , 
_Ex:
to manifest dissatisfaction  ()

_Ex:
his impatience manifested itself in his expression  
   
_Ex:
to manifest a desire to do smth.   
-.
_Ex:
he manifested a desire to leave    
_Ex:
the tendency manifested itself in...   
...
_Ex:
Chaucer's early poems manifest clearly the influence of
French poets       ( 
 )   
8> ,  
_Ex:
to manifest the truth of a statement  

9> ;  
10>  (     )
11> _.     

manifestation
1> ; 
_Ex:
the manifestations of the ideas of ancient Egipt in European
philosophy ,      
   
2> 
3> 

manifestly
1> , 
_Ex:
he was manifestly disturbed    
_Ex:
that was manifestly impossible    

manifesto
1> 

manifold
1> _. , ; 
2> , 
3>  ( )
4>  
5>  
6> , ; ; 
7> 
_Ex:
manifold possibilities  
8>  (  )
_Ex:
to have the information manifolded  ,
   

manifoldness
1> ; ; 

manihot
1> _. ,  (Manihot gen.)

manikin
1> ; 
2> 
3> _.  (Pipra gen.)

Manila
1>   (. Manila hemp)
2>  
3>  
4> ,   (. Manila paper)

manilio
1> ,         
2>    , 
     

manilla
1> ,         
2>    , 
     

Manilla
1>   (. Manilla hemp)
2>  
3>  
4> ,   (. Manilla paper)

manille
1> _.     (  
 )

manioc
1> _. ,  (Manihot gen.)

maniple
1> _.  (  )
2> _. 

manipular
1> _-.    
2> _-.   

manipulate
1> ;  ;  (
 . .)
_Ex:
to manipulate the levers of a machine 
()  
_Ex:
it is easy to manipulate this machine   
;     
_Ex:
bank's reserves which can be manipulated by the central bank
as it thinks fit  ,   
    
2>  (-.);  ( -., -.)
_Ex:
to manipulate the voting   
_Ex:
he knows how to manipulate his supporters  , 
  
_Ex:
to manipulate the market    
(   )
3> , 
_Ex:
to manipulate accounts    
_Ex:
he manipulated the arguments in his own favour  
    

manipulation
1> ; 
2> _.  
3> _.  
4> _.  , , 
5> _. ; 
6> , , 
_Ex:
manipulation of the stock market   ; 


manipulative
1>   ,  (  . .)

manipulator
1> , , 
2>  ()
3> 
4> _.  

manipulatory
1>   ,  (  . .)

manito
1> (  ) , ; 

manitou
1> (  ) , ; 

mankin
1> ; 

mankind
1> ,  
2> ,  

manlihood
1> _. manliness

manlike
1> ,  
2>  ( )
3> ; , 

manliness
1> 

manling
1> _. 

manly
1> , , ;  
2>  ( )

manna
1> _.  
2>  ()
3> _.  (Glyceria gen.)

manna-croup
1>  

manna-grass
1> _.  (Glyceria gen.)

manned
1>   
2> ,  ()
_Ex:
manned balloon   , 
_Ex:
manned bomber  
_Ex:
manned space vehicle   
3>      
4> 
_Ex:
manned satellite  

mannequin
1> _. 
2> 

manner
1> , ;  
_Ex:
in this manner, in such a manner  
_Ex:
in a more methodical manner   ()
_Ex:
in the same manner as...   , ...
_Ex:
in like manner  
_Ex:
after the manner of smb., smth.   () -.,
-.
_Ex:
no one would use it in that manner   
   
_Ex:
he holds his fork in an awkward manner   

_Ex:
do it in this manner    ( )
_Ex:
the manner of his argument ,    
 
_Ex:
adverb of manner _.   
_Ex:
manner of proceeding _.  () 
2> ; 
_Ex:
to like smb.'s manner of reading  -.  
_Ex:
he has a strange manner of speaking    

_Ex:
bedside manner    ;  
 ;  
_Ex:
modest manner  ;   
_Ex:
I don't like his manner       
()
_Ex:
she has manner    
_Ex:
he has an awkward manner   
3> _pl. , 
_Ex:
strange manners   ()
_Ex:
a comedy of manners _.  
_Ex:
the manners of our ancestors   
_Ex:
such were the manners of the time    ()
 
_Ex:
manners change with the times  () , 
() 
4> _pl. ;  
_Ex:
to have good manners   ()
_Ex:
the child has good table manners    
 
_Ex:
to have bad (no) manners     ();
  ()
_Ex:
have you no manner?  ,    () ?
_Ex:
it is bad manners to stare at people  
 ()
_Ex:
where are your manners?    ?;  
!
_Ex:
don't forget your manners! ,    !,
  !
_Ex:
have you forgotten your manners?  ,   
?
5> ,  ;    . .
_Ex:
to imitate a poet's manner   
-. 
_Ex:
a picture in the manner of Raphael    
_Ex:
a novel after the manner of Dickens    
_Ex:
manner and matter   
_Ex:
these two novels differ more in manner than in matter 
     ,   
6> 
7> _. , 
_Ex:
what manner of man is he?    ?
_Ex:
all manner of things  
_Ex:
no manner of doubt  
_Id:
after a manner -
_Id:
in a manner   ,   ,
 
_Id:
by all manner of means  
_Id:
by no manner of means  
_Id:
to the manner born   
_Id:
he made his first speech as to the manner born  
     
8> _.  
_Ex:
to be taken (found) in (with) the manner  
()  

mannered
1> ;  ( ,  )
2> (-mannered)    :  -

_Ex:
well-mannered   ,  
_Ex:
ill-mannered   ,  

mannerism
1> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
don't take notice of his winking, it's a mannerism of his
     ,    
2> 
3> _.  (  XVI )

mannerist
1> _. 

mannerless
1>  , 

mannerliness
1> , , ;  

mannerly
1> , , ;   
2> , , 

manners-bit
1> _. " " (  )

mannikin
1> , 
2> 
3> _.   (  )
4> _.  ( )

manning
1> ()     
2>  ()  (   . .)

manning detail
1> _.  (   . .)

manning level
1> _.    

manning table
1> ,  

manning unit
1> _.  ,  ;
  ,   

mannish
1> ,  ( )
_Ex:
mannish ways   ()
2>   ;  
_Ex:
a mannish style of dress    
_Ex:
what a mannish room!    !

mannishly
1> 
2> -

mannishness
1> 
_Ex:
mannishness of dress    ;  

2> 

manoeuvrability
1> , 

manoeuvrable
1> ;  ; 

manoeuvre
1> 
_Ex:
propaganda manoeuvre  
_Ex:
the conditions leave us no room for manoeuvre 
 ( ),    

2> . _pl. _. _. 
_Ex:
army manoeuvres  
_Ex:
the Army is holding manoeuvre   

_Ex:
on manoeuvre  
_Ex:
manoeuvre area (ground) _.  ; 
 (    );
 
_Ex:
manoeuvre enemy _.   ( )
_Ex:
manoeuvre tactics _.  
3> 
_Ex:
the low manoeuvres of politicians   
_Ex:
manoeuvres which led to the formation of this party ,
     
4> _. _.  
_Ex:
the fleet is manoeuvring off the east coast  
   ;   
()   
5> _. ,  
_Ex:
to manoeuvre for position    

_Ex:
to manoeuvre into attacking position   
  
6> , 
_Ex:
I manoeuvred across the room      
 
7>  (-., -.)
_Ex:
I manoeuvred him to his chair      
_Ex:
to manoeuvre one's car into a garage    
  
8> , ; ,  
(-.)
_Ex:
to manoeuvre smb. into an awkward position () 
-.   () 
_Ex:
to manoeuvre smb. into a corner  -.  ;
 -.   ; 
-.  
_Ex:
to manoeuvre oneself out of some situation  
 -. 
_Ex:
to manoeuvre a friend into a good job () 
   
_Ex:
he manoeuvred his queen out of a difficult position  
   

manoeuvrer
1> ; 

manoeuvring
1> 
2> _.   
_Ex:
manoeuvring area _.   
_Ex:
manoeuvring flight _.     
3> ; 
_Ex:
manoeuvring force  
_Ex:
manoeuvring target  () 
_Ex:
manoeuvring withdrawal  

manograph
1> _. ,  

manometer
1> 

manometric, manometrical
1> 
_Ex:
manometric, manometrical pressure  ()


