notation
1> _. ; ,   ;
 
_Ex:
decimal notation   
_Ex:
Beaufort notation _.  
2> ; 
3> _.  
4> _.  
5> _. ; 
6> _.   ;   
7> 

notch
1> . _. , , ;   ;
; , ; , ; , ,
;  (); , 
_Ex:
lapel notch  
2> . _. 
3> . _. _. , 
_Ex:
to the lowest notch  ,   
_Ex:
up to the notch   ,   
_Ex:
prices are at the lowest notch    
_Ex:
to rise a notch or two in the estimation of the nations
    
4> _.  
5> _.  ( ); , 
6>  
7> _. , ;  
8> _.  ()
_Id:
this is out of all notch       
9> . _. ;  ; ; 
, ;  
_Ex:
to notch smth. down on a stick  -. 
 
_Ex:
to notch a tally    
_Ex:
to notch an armhole     
10> . _. ,  (); 

_Ex:
to notch into smth. ,  ( 
 )
_Ex:
to notch smth. off ,  -
_Ex:
to notch smth. out  -.
11>    ;  
12> _.   ()
13> _.   
14> _. ()  (. notch girl)

notchboard
1> _.  , 

notched
1> , ;  
_Ex:
notched wheel  , 

notched card
1> _.    

notching
1> , , , 
2> _.     , 
3> _.  
4> _.  
5> _.   
6> _-.  
_Ex:
notching spade _-.  ,  

notching up
1> _. ,  

note
1> , 
_Ex:
field notes _.   ,  ;
 
_Ex:
critical notes  
_Ex:
short-hand notes 
_Ex:
notes of a journey  ,  ,
 
_Ex:
to lecture from notes    
_Ex:
to speak without a note    
_Ex:
to make notes   ;  ,
 
_Ex:
to take notes of a lecture  
_Ex:
to make notes for an article    ,
_Ex:
to make a mental note to do smth.  -.  ,
 
2> ; , 
_Ex:
explanatory notes   (  ),
 ; _.  ,  
 
_Ex:
bibliographical notes   ( 
)
_Ex:
marginal notes   ;   
_Ex:
magnetic note     ( )
_Ex:
notes on Tacitus   
_Ex:
to write note on a text  , 
;    
3> ;   
_Ex:
a note of thanks  
_Ex:
a note of invitation  
4>  
_Ex:
confirmation note ()  
5> () 
_Ex:
note of understanding   
_Ex:
exchange of notes  
_Ex:
to present a note   
6> _. 
_Ex:
consignment note   
7> 
8> _. _.  ,  
_Ex:
promissory note  ,  
_Ex:
collateral note  
_Ex:
notes payable _.   ,  
_Ex:
notes receivable   , 

9> _. ; 
10> , 
_Ex:
a note of sadness  
_Ex:
to sound the note of war    
_Ex:
to change one's note  -
_Ex:
to strike the right note   ,   
_Ex:
to sound a false note   ,    ;
 
11> ; ; 
_Ex:
the raven's note  
_Ex:
the lark's merry notes   
_Ex:
to give note  ( )
_Ex:
a cuckoo gave note six times    
12> _. , 
_Ex:
note of praise  
13> 
_Ex:
worthy of note  
_Ex:
nothing of note  
_Ex:
to take note of smth.   -. ; 
-.  
_Ex:
take no note of time    
_Ex:
to do smth. of note  -. 
14> _.   
_Ex:
the greatest note that has taken place yet 
   ,    
15> , 
_Ex:
critic of note  
_Ex:
a family of note  ,  
_Ex:
man of note ;   
_Ex:
writers of lesser note   
16>  ;  
_Ex:
essential note  
_Ex:
the note of catholicity  
17> _. ;  
_Ex:
Treasury notes  
18> _. _.   
19> _. ,  
_Ex:
note issue  
_Ex:
notes in circulation   
20> _. 
21> credit note  
22> _. () ,   
_Ex:
note of interrogation  
23> , ; , , 
_Ex:
note of warning 
_Ex:
note of admonition 
_Ex:
the note of rebellion   ,  
24> _.  , , 
_Ex:
to set a note of infamy   (-.)
25> _.  note-paper
26> ,  ; , 
_Ex:
to note a misprint  
_Ex:
to note a resemblance  
_Ex:
note how to do it ,   
_Ex:
note that the child is only ten years old  ,
    
27> _.   ; 
_Ex:
to note the content of a letter    

_Ex:
we have noted your order for...     
 ...
_Ex:
please note that the bill must be paid withing 10 days 
 ,        10 
28>  , , 
_Ex:
to note smb. on one's list  -.  
_Ex:
the author has noted his comments in the margin of the
manuscript       
_Ex:
the secretary noted down the date of the meeting in his
memorandum book       
29>  , , ; 
30> ;  ...
_Ex:
as I noted before    
_Ex:
I shall only note this     
_Ex:
I must just note that...   , ...
31> _.  ()
32> _. , ; 
33> _.  (), 
_Id:
to note a protest  

note-paper
1>  
2>   , 

note-shaver
1> _.  ; 

notebook
1> ;  ; 

notecase
1> 

noted
1> , 
_Ex:
noted actresses  
_Ex:
noted throughout the world   ,
 
_Ex:
noted for courage   
_Ex:
noted for beauty  
2> , 
_Ex:
he was a man noted in many ways    
  
3> _.   

notedly
1>   , ; 

notehead
1>  ( )
_Ex:
notehead paper       
 

noteless
1> ; 
_Ex:
a noteless poet  
2>  ( ); , 

notelet
1> _. 

notepad
1> 

noteworthily
1> , 
_Ex:
to increase noteworthily  

noteworthy
1>  ; 
_Ex:
noteworthy for beauty   
_Ex:
noteworthy for height   
_Ex:
he wrote a noteworthy book on the subject    
 ,  

nothing
1> , 
_Ex:
a mere nothing 
_Ex:
sweet nothings .  ,  
_Ex:
gay nothings 
_Ex:
the little nothing s of life  
2> 
_Ex:
he is five feet nothing     
_Ex:
the score was three to nothing _.    - 
3> , ,   ( )
_Ex:
he is a real nothing     
4>  (-); 
_Ex:
one cannot live on nothing    
_Ex:
you can live here for next to nothing   
 
5> , ;  
_Ex:
to fade away into nothing ;  
_Ex:
the conversation dropped to nothing    
6> _. , 
_Ex:
Catholics, Protestants and people who are nothing
.   
7> ,  ,    
_Ex:
nothing near so   
_Ex:
nothing like so good    
_Ex:
to be nothing the worse for smth.     
  -
_Ex:
it differs nothing from     (
-.)
_Ex:
it helps us nothing     
_Ex:
it is nothing like it used to be     ,
 ;  ,  
_Ex:
is nothing near so extensive     
_Id:
nothing like   
_Id:
there is nothing like doing things at once  
  
_Id:
nothing like leather   
8> 
_Ex:
no nothing  
_Ex:
to come to nothing  
_Ex:
nothing pleases him    
_Ex:
he said nothing    
_Ex:
he had nothing to say    
_Ex:
nothing was heard of him      
_Ex:
it was all to nothing      
_Ex:
there is nothing in it _.  ;  
  ;      ,  
_Ex:
there is nothing in these rumours   
_Ex:
to have nothing to do with     
_Ex:
it has nothing to do with me    ,  
 
_Ex:
is it gold? - Gold nothing
_Ex:
it's pinchbeck  ? -   !  
_Ex:
little or nothing, next to nothing  
_Ex:
there is little or nothing the matter with him 
   
_Ex:
to say nothing of   
_Ex:
apropos of nothing      
_Ex:
he has nothing to say for himself     ;
     
_Ex:
nothing very mach  ;   

9>  (   -., -.)
_Ex:
nothing to smth.     -.
_Ex:
that's nothing to what followed      ,
  
_Ex:
learning is nothing to genius   
- 
10>  ( -.)
11> that is nothing to him    
_Ex:
this is nothing to you    
_Ex:
she is nothing to him    ,   
 
_Ex:
it is nothing to me whether he comes or not  
,    
12>  ,     
_Ex:
nothing of the kind  
_Ex:
nothing more to be said     
_Ex:
he has nothing of his father in him    

_Ex:
he is nothing of a scholar      
13>  :
_Ex:
nothing but ,  
_Ex:
nothing else than    , -; ;
 
_Ex:
nothing but force, nothing else than force  ;
  ;   ,  
_Ex:
nothing for it but   ;    
_Ex:
there is nothing for it but to go   ,
 
_Ex:
there was nothing for it but to submit  
;  
_Ex:
you walked back? - There was nothing else for it 
 ? -     
_Ex:
nothing if not  ; ,   
_Ex:
nothing if not discreet    
_Ex:
I am nothing if not critical    . 

_Ex:
nothing doing    , : ; ; 
;   (   . .);  ;
  ;   ; !; 
 
_Ex:
to make nothing of  can:  ,  ;
 : ;  :
 ; .  :  ,
  ( -),   
(-.) 
_Ex:
I could make nothing of his letter    
 
_Ex:
I can make nothing of him     ,  
 ,    ;
_Ex:
to make nothing of one's illness    
 
_Ex:
he made nothing of his opportunities   
 
_Ex:
he makes nothing of walking 20 miles  20  
 
_Ex:
nothing on earth   ;  
_Ex:
I feel like nothing on earth       
_Ex:
his hat looked like nothing on earth     
  
_Id:
for nothing , ;  
_Id:
they quarrelled for nothing   - ;
, 
_Id:
we had all our trouble for nothing    
_Id:
it was not for nothing that he read Plato   

_Id:
to dance on nothing _.    (. 
  )
_Id:
to have nothing on    ( -.,
-.); _.    ( -.),  (
-.);   , . 
_Id:
the pictures in the Louvre have nothing on those in the
National Gallery       
  
_Id:
we have nothing on him       
_Id:
to think nothing of smth.  -.; 
  -
_Id:
he thinks nothing of a lie     
_Id:
we think nothing of this steep ascent   
  - 
_Id:
nothing great is easy _.    
_Id:
nothing venture, nothing win _.    ;
 ,    
_Id:
nothing new under the sun     

nothingarian
1> , 
2> ,     ; 

nothingness
1> , 
_Ex:
to pass into nothingness   , 
 
2> , ;   (-)
3> _. ;      

notice
1> , ; ; 
_Ex:
formal notice  
_Ex:
notice of receipt   
_Ex:
notice to reader   ( - 
 )
_Ex:
notice of appeal 
_Ex:
until further notice    ,
  
_Ex:
without further notice   
_Ex:
to serve notice  ;  
_Ex:
to put up a notice  
_Ex:
this is to give notice, notice is hereby given
_.  ;    
_Ex:
at short notice  ; ;  

_Ex:
deposit at short notice _.  
_Ex:
at two hours notice _.     

_Ex:
notices to airmen _.  , 
2>    
_Ex:
notice to quit  ()  
   
3>  ()   
4> _.     (  )
_Ex:
the servant was given notice    
_Ex:
the servant gave notice  ,    
_Ex:
to get a month's notice    
  
_Ex:
to give in one's notice  ()  
  
5> _. 
_Ex:
master's notice  
6> 
_Ex:
to take notice  () ; 
_Ex:
take notice that...  , ...; 
, ...
_Ex:
to be below notice   
_Ex:
take no notice of her     
_Ex:
to meet with public notice     ;
  
_Ex:
to avoid notice   
_Ex:
to bring smth. to smb.'s notice  
-. -. 
_Ex:
to come into notice, to come under smb.'s notice 
( ) 
_Ex:
to escape notice   ,  
 
_Ex:
this work cannot escape the notice of historians  
     
_Ex:
he will rise to notice     
_Ex:
I shouted but she took no notice  ,   
 
_Ex:
the baby is beginning to take notice  
  ;   
 
7> ;   
_Ex:
death notice  ;  
_Ex:
to publish a marriage notice   
 
8> , ;  
_Ex:
the play had favourable notices   
  
9> ,  
_Ex:
to get oneself noticed    , 
  
_Ex:
I didn't notice you    
_Ex:
I was not noticing  (  )   
_Ex:
the last symphony of this composer has been much noticed
     

_Ex:
he noticed her hesitate  ,   
_Ex:
she was noticed to hesitate ,   
_Ex:
not so as you'd notice _.   ,  
10> ,  
_Ex:
he was too proud to notice me    , 
   
11> , 
_Ex:
to notice smb.'s usefulness  ( ) 
-. 
12>   (-.); 
_Ex:
to notice a book    
13> . _. , ; 
( )
_Ex:
the man were "noticed" on Friday    
 ( )

notice paper
1> 
2> _.  ,    

notice-board
1>   

noticeable
1> , 
_Ex:
noticeable difference  
_Ex:
noticeable scar   
2> 
_Ex:
noticeable for its beauty   
_Ex:
noticeable for its bright colouring  


noticebly
1> , 
_Ex:
noticebly less rain than last year   ,
   
_Ex:
crime has decreased noticebly   

notifiable
1>  
_Ex:
notifiable disease ,  


notification
1> , ; ; ; 
2> _.      
-    
3> 
4>  (,  )
5> . _. 
_Ex:
advance notification  

notify
1> , , 
_Ex:
to notify smb. of smth.  -.  -.
_Ex:
to notify the police of a loss     
_Ex:
to notify smb. of a decision  -.  
_Ex:
to be notified of smth.    -.
_Ex:
he was notified to the country his intention of holding
a parliament     

2>  ; , 
_Ex:
to notify a birth  

notinal
1> _. ; 
2> _. 
3> 
4> . _.   ; , 
5> ;
() 
6> , 
_Ex:
notinal category  
7> ; , 

notion
1> , 
_Ex:
to have no notion (of)   
_Ex:
to form a true notion    
( -.)
_Ex:
he has no notion of honour       
_Ex:
he has no notion of discipline   .  

_Ex:
I haven't the fist notion about it     
 
2> , ; 
_Ex:
notion of compulsion _.  
_Ex:
a head full of silly notions ,   
_Ex:
as the notion takes him    
_Ex:
he has a notion that I am cheating him  ,  
 
3> , ; ,  
_Ex:
the common notion  
_Ex:
the old notion that the sun moved round the earth 
,     
_Ex:
my husband got the notion of selling our house  
      
_Ex:
to have a notion that...   , ...
4> _. _. ; ; 
_Ex:
fundamental notions of international law  
 
5> _. ;  ( , )
_Ex:
notions department  
6> ;  , 
_Ex:
machines for flying in the air, and other wonderful notions
     
7> ,  (.   under the notion (of)
 -. )
8> _. ; 
_Ex:
I have no notion of going yet      
 
9> _. 
_Ex:
his notion weakens   

notionalist
1>  (  -)
2> 

notionally
1> , ; 

notionate
1> _. _.   
2> _. _. ,  
3> _. _. 

notionist
1> _. ,    

notitia
1> _. ,  (. )

notitiae
1> _pl.  notitia

notochord
1> _.  , 

Notogaea
1>  ( ,  , 
  )

notoriety
1>  
_Ex:
to bring smth., smb. into notoriety  
 -., -.
_Ex:
to achieve notoriety  (-. )
_Ex:
to achieve notoriety as a gambler   
2> _. 
_Ex:
to seek notoriety  ,  
  
3>  (. .)

notorious
1>   ;  ; 
_Ex:
notorious malefactor  
_Ex:
notorious extortionist  
_Ex:
notorious woman    
_Ex:
the notorious case  ,  
_Ex:
notorious for his goings-on   
_Ex:
notorious as a rake   
_Ex:
to be notorious  (-. )
2> 
_Ex:
it is notorious that...  , ...
_Ex:
the courage and efficiency of Spartan troops were notorious
     
3> _. , 

Notus
1> _. _.  (  )

notwithstanding
1> _.   ; ;  ,  -
_Ex:
they will do it notwithstanding     
_Ex:
whatever you say, I will go notwithstanding    
,    
_Ex:
it will come to pass notwithstanding  -  
_Ex:
he tried to prevent the marriage but it took place
notwithstanding     , 

2> _.  , 
_Ex:
notwithstanding all I could say     
_Ex:
they travelled notwithstanding the storm  
.   
_Ex:
he persisted, threats notwithstanding    ,
    
_Ex:
these blemishes notwithstanding, the book contains much
that is well worth reading    ,
    
_Ex:
this notwithstanding    
_Ex:
this notwithstanding his accent betrayed him  
,   
_Ex:
the law will go into force, any other agreements
notwithstanding       
 
3> ,   , 
_Ex:
notwithstanding I enjoyed myself, I am glad to be back
  ,      ,  ,
 

nougat
1> 

nought
1> _. 
_Ex:
to set at nought     
_Ex:
to bring to nought   ;    
_Ex:
to come to nought   ;  
2> , ,   ( )
3> , ,   
4> 
_Ex:
noughts and crosses    ()
5> _. 

noumena
1> _pl.  noumenon

noumenal
1> _. 

noumenon
1> _. 

noun
1> _. 
_Ex:
proper noun  
_Ex:
common noun  , 
2> _. 
3>  . . .: 

nounal
1>  . . .: 

nourice
1> _. _. ; 

nourish
1> , 
_Ex:
to nourish well  
_Ex:
to nourish smb. on smth.  -. -.
_Ex:
to be well nourished  
_Ex:
to be ill nourished  
_Ex:
to nourish the soil  ;  ()
_Ex:
to nourish one's mind _.   
_Ex:
to nourish with too much learning _. 
() 
_Ex:
milk, eggs and meat nourish the bodies of fast-growing
children ,    -    
 
2> , 
_Ex:
to nourish hatred  
_Ex:
to nourish hope  
_Ex:
to nourish ambition  
_Ex:
to nourish vice  
3> _.  
4> _. 
_Ex:
to nourish a drive   
- ;   

nourisher
1>  

nourishing
1> 
_Ex:
nourishing food  
_Ex:
nourishing cream    
2> 
_Ex:
to have a nourishing meal  

nourishment
1> ; , 
_Ex:
to supply nourishment ;  
_Ex:
to take nourishment , 
2>  ( )

nous
1> _. , 
2> _.  , 
3> _.  , , 

nous verrons
1> _. , 

nouveau riche
1> _. ,  

nouveaute
1> _. 

nouvelle cuisine
1> _.    (  )

nouvelle vague
1> _. _. _. " ",  
2> _. _. _.    "
"

nova
1> _.  

novaculite
1> _. ,  

novae
1> _pl.  nova

novate
1> _. 
2> _.  

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

novator
1> _. 

novel
1> 
_Ex:
the realistic novel  
_Ex:
a short novel 
_Ex:
purpose novel, novel with a message  
_Ex:
the novels of Dickens  
2> _. 
3> _-.  ,   
4> _.   ,  , 
5> ,   ; , 
_Ex:
novel idea  ;  
_Ex:
novel in language   
_Ex:
novel forms of government   
6> _.  
7> _. , 

novelescent
1> _. 
2> _. ; 

novelese
1> _.      ;
 

novelette
1> 
2>   
3> _. 

novelettish
1>    (  );


novelism
1> _.  ;  

novelist
1> ,  ; 

novelistic
1>   ; 

novelization
1>     ; 

novelize
1>    
_Ex:
novelized biography  , 

_Ex:
to novelize a film    
_Ex:
attempts to novelize history   
2>  

novella
1> _. 
2> _. 

novellae
1> _. _.   (  )

novelle
1> _pl.  novella

novelty
1> 
_Ex:
the charm of novelty  
_Ex:
to lose novelty  
_Ex:
the novelty has worn off   
2> , ; 
3>  (.  , )
_Ex:
novelty counter   ( )
_Ex:
to buy novelties for gifts    


November
1> 
_Ex:
in November  
_Ex:
November days  

Novemberish, Novembery
1> 
2> - , 

novenary
1> _. ; 

novennial
1> _.     ;  
 

novercal
1> _. ;  

novice
1> , 
_Ex:
to be a novice in smth.    -.
_Ex:
novice time  
_Ex:
novice crew   ()
_Ex:
novice pilot -
2> _. 
3> _. ; 
4> ,     ,  
 
5> ,     

noviciate
1> ,  
2> _. 
_Ex:
to go through one's noviciate  
3> , 
_Ex:
to pass one's noviciate  
4> _. ; 
5> _. 

novilunar
1> _.   

novissima verbe
1> _.  

novitiate
1> ,  
2> _. 
_Ex:
to go through one's novitiate  
3> , 
_Ex:
to pass one's novitiate  
4> _. ; 
5> _. 

novity
1> _. 

novolescence
1> _. ;   
2> _. ; 

now
1>  (),  
_Ex:
before now , 
_Ex:
I have heard it before now     
_Ex:
by now ,   
_Ex:
from now, from now on ,  
_Ex:
as from now _.   ,   
_Ex:
till now, up to now   
_Ex:
(every) now and then   , 
_Ex:
read the future in the now    
_Ex:
he has been ill up till now     
_Ex:
he will have arrived by now    , ,
 ;  , ,  
2> , () 
_Ex:
the now king   
3> _. ; 
_Ex:
a now tendency    
_Ex:
the N. Generation   (  
60- )
4> , , ,   
_Ex:
just now ,   
_Ex:
I'm busy just now   ;
5>  
_Ex:
even now  ; _.  
_Ex:
now or never, now if ever   
_Ex:
the country is now at war     

6>  ,   
_Ex:
we must start now    
_Ex:
do it now!  !
7>   ,   ,   
_Ex:
now he tried another plan    
 
_Ex:
the war was now practically concluded    
 
_Ex:
now Caesar marched East      
_Ex:
now the trouble began    
_Id:
now ... now ... ;
now wet, now fine  ,  
_Id:
his walk was now quick and again slow    ,
 
_Id:
now rising, now falling, who knows the price tomorrow? 
 ,    ,    ,
 ?
8> ,  ( now that)
_Ex:
now you mention it, I do remember ,    
,  
_Ex:
now that you are well again, you can travel  
,   
_Ex:
now that I know you, it is different ,   
,  
9>        ,  ,
 
_Ex:
now Barabbas was a robber     
_Ex:
now it chanced that...   , ...
10> ; ; 
_Ex:
now don't nag!    
_Ex:
now then, look out! , !
_Ex:
now listen to me! ,  ,   !
_Ex:
no nonsense now!   !
_Ex:
oh, come now!   ?,    ?;    !
_Ex:
now what do you mean by that?  , , 
 ?
_Ex:
now what's the matter with you?    ?
_Ex:
now then, what's all this?    ?
_Ex:
you don't mean it, now      ; 
-   
_Ex:
now, now! -!,  ! (  
)
_Ex:
now, now! Don't cry! -,  !
_Ex:
now then, stop it! ,  !
_Ex:
there is a wise young woman, now!    !
_Ex:
now you are talking! _.    !, 
 !

nowaday
1> , 

nowadays
1>  ()
_Ex:
the poets of nowadays  
2>   ,   ; , 
_Ex:
these stamps are scarce nowadays     
 
_Ex:
nowadays children prefer watching TV to reading books
    

noway
1>  ;    , 
_Ex:
he is noway to blame      

noways
1>  ;    , 
_Ex:
he is noways to blame      

