oedemata
1> _pl.  oedema

oedipal
1> _.     


Oedipean
1> 
2>    
3> _.    

Oedipus
1> _. _. 
2>   

Oedipus complex
1> _.  

oeil-de-boeuf
1> _. _.  
2> _. _.  
3> _. _.  

oeillade
1> _.  

oekist
1> _.   

oenanthic
1> _. 

Oeneus
1> _. _. 

oenologist
1> 
2> ; 

oenology
1>   

oenomel
1>    (   )
2> -.    

oersted
1> _.  (   )

oesophageal
1> _.   

oesophagitis
1> _.  

oesophagus
1> _. 

oestradiol
1> _. 

oestrin
1> _. ()

oestriol
1> _.  ()

oestrogen
1> _.  ()

oestrone
1> _. ()

oestrous
1> _. ;    
_Ex:
oestrous cycle  

oestrous cycle
1>  

oestrum
1> , ,   ( )
2>   (  )
3>   ( )
4>  ( )
5>  

oestrus
1> , ,   ( )
2>   (  )
3>   ( )
4>  ( )
5>  

oeuvre
1> _. , , ;  (,
,   . .)
_Ex:
the most popular of all the music in the Wagnerian oeuvre
  ()   

2>   (,   . .)

of
1>  :
2>  -  . 
_Ex:
the garden of my neighbour   
_Ex:
the nest of the bird  
3>  -. -  . 
_Ex:
the owner of the house  , 
_Ex:
a man of property 
4>  -  . 
_Ex:
the stories of Edgar Poe   
_Ex:
the phonograph of Edison  
5>   -.     
-.  -  . 
_Ex:
he is a member of the Communist party   

6> , ,   .   ,
     
  .   
_Ex:
he is a friend of mine   ;     
_Ex:
is he a friend of your father's?    ?
_Ex:
that precious brother of hers _.   
_Ex:
it's no business of yours    ,   

_Ex:
a volume of Shakespeare's    ( )

7>  :
8>   - -  . 
_Ex:
the roof of the house  
_Ex:
the leg of the table  
9>    : ;  . . 
_Ex:
there parts of the whole    
_Ex:
one of them   
_Ex:
most of us   
_Ex:
of the twenty only one was present   
 
_Ex:
there is smth. of good in every man    
- 
_Ex:
taste of the soup _.  
_Ex:
part of the way  
10>   -. -  . 
_Ex:
a cup of tea  
_Ex:
a tin of sardines  
_Ex:
a yard of silk  
_Ex:
a foot of ground  
_Ex:
a piece of chalk  
_Ex:
how much of it do you want?    ?
11>         
 : 
_Ex:
the bravest of the brave   
_Ex:
the holy of holies  
_Ex:
a man of a thousand   
_Ex:
on this day of all days    
_Ex:
you have had the best of teachers    
12>  :
13> ,    - 
. ;     
. 
_Ex:
of good quality  
_Ex:
a man of talent  
_Ex:
a man of genius 
_Ex:
a man of importance  ,  
_Ex:
a friendship of old standing  
_Ex:
a period of plenty  
_Ex:
a state of rest  
_Ex:
a flag of three colours  
_Ex:
tomatoes of my own growing ,   
,   . .,   
14>  : , 
_Ex:
a ship of 700 tons    700 
_Ex:
a family of eight    
15>  -  . 
_Ex:
a boy of fourteen   
16>        -
      

_Ex:
hard of heart 
_Ex:
black of eye 
_Ex:
nimble of foot 
_Ex:
he is hard of hearing  
17>  :
18> : ;  . . 
_Ex:
a box of ivory  ()  
_Ex:
made of wood   
_Ex:
what is it made of?    ?
_Ex:
a house of cards  
19> ,    -  . 
_Ex:
a collection of pictures  
_Ex:
a book of poems  
_Ex:
a bunch of keys  
_Ex:
a pack of wolves  
_Ex:
to be composed of smth.    -.
20> ,  -  . 
_Ex:
it smelled of hay  
_Ex:
the fish tasted of onions   
_Ex:
the room smelled of mice    
21>  :
22>   : ;  . . 
_Ex:
he comes of a good family     
_Ex:
workers of Ohio   () 
_Ex:
there was one child of that marriage    
 
_Ex:
man of humble origin   
_Ex:
of royal decent   
23>   -.    - 
. 
_Ex:
men of Forty Eight    
_Ex:
within a year of his death     
24> ,   . . -  , 
_Ex:
Doctor of Medicine  
_Ex:
Master of Arts  ;   
25>   , : , -, 
_Ex:
to do smth. of necessity  -.  
_Ex:
to do smth. of one's own accord  -.  ()
 
_Ex:
to die of starvation   
_Ex:
for fear of    (-.), - (-.)
_Ex:
I have done this of my own will     

_Ex:
I am sick of endless delays     
26>   ,    
-. : , 
_Ex:
within a mile of the station    
_Ex:
south of London    
_Ex:
a mile east of the port       
27>  :
28>  (    ): ; 
. . 
_Ex:
twenty of twelve _.   ;  

29>     -  . 
_Ex:
the first of May  
_Ex:
the second of June  
30> _.    : ; 
   . 
_Ex:
of an evening  , 
_Ex:
of a Saturday  
_Ex:
what do you do of a Saturday?     ?
_Ex:
to sit up late of nights _.   
31>  :  
_Ex:
I have not seen him of a long time     
32> :
33>  ,      

_Ex:
a palace of a house  ;  ,  
_Ex:
a box of a room , 
_Ex:
what a mountain of a wave!   !
34>  ,   
_Ex:
the city of Dublin  
_Ex:
the Isle of Wight  
_Ex:
by the name of Mary   
_Ex:
the month of May  
35>      
   -  , ;
.     
_Ex:
the laws of perspective  
_Ex:
standard of living  
_Ex:
source of information  
_Ex:
the name of the street  
_Ex:
a cloud of smoke  
_Ex:
a word of encouragement  ; 
36>     -
 . 
_Ex:
the fact of your speaking to him  ,    

37>  :
38>   -  . 
_Ex:
education of children  
_Ex:
explanation of a word  
_Ex:
love of study   
_Ex:
writing of letters  
_Ex:
levying of taxes  
39>  ,   -
 . ;    
 
_Ex:
the love of a mother  ;  
40>  ,  : 
(-.) 
_Ex:
it is clever of you to act so     
 
41> _.       - 
. 
_Ex:
beloved of all  
_Ex:
forsaken of God and man    
42>  :
43>  ,  ,   . .:
, , 
_Ex:
to speak of smb., smth.   -., -.
_Ex:
it is you I'm thinking of    
_Ex:
not that I know of ,   ,     
44>  , , ,   . .;
 .  
_Ex:
to suspect smb. of smth.  -.  -
_Ex:
to accuse smb. of smth.  -.  -.
_Ex:
to be guilty of smth.    -.
_Ex:
to be sure of smth.    -.
_Ex:
to be aware of smth.  -.
_Ex:
it admits of no doubt     
( )
_Ex:
he was ashamed of being so late   ,  
  
_Ex:
he had such hopes of it     
45>  :
46>     -.: 
_Ex:
free of smth.   -.
_Ex:
to cure smb. of smth.  -.  -.
_Ex:
to relieve smb. of anxiety  -.  
_Ex:
trees bare of leaves  
_Ex:
free of customs duty    
47> ,  -.: ;  . . 
_Ex:
to be deprived of smth.   -.
_Ex:
he was robbed of his purse    
_Ex:
he was cheated of $5    5 
48> ,   -. , ,   . .:
;  . . 
_Ex:
to ask a favour of smb.  -.  
_Ex:
to borrow smth. of smb.   -.  -.
49> _.   : ; 
_Ex:
house of prayer  
_Ex:
to send of an errand   
50>  :
_Ex:
full of 
_Ex:
full of water  
_Ex:
full of energy  , 
_Ex:
plenty of 
_Ex:
plenty of time  
_Ex:
of no account   
_Ex:
of (great) interest  () 
_Ex:
of age 
_Ex:
of a certainty , ; 
_Ex:
of a child  
_Ex:
of a child he was sickly     
_Ex:
of all men, of all people  -, a...
_Ex:
he of all men should be grateful  -   
   
_Ex:
well what of it?    ( )?
_Ex:
of oneself   ;   
_Ex:
it came about of itself     
_Ex:
of late 
_Ex:
of old ;   
_Ex:
I know him of old     
_Ex:
what has become of him?    ?
_Ex:
no more of that! !, !
_Ex:
this kind of thing   
_Ex:
all of a tremble  ;   
_Ex:
he is one of us  
51> _. _.    :
_Ex:
she meant to of written you    
_Ex:
he should of asked me first     
 

ofay
1> _. _.  

off
1>  "" ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
to be set at off    ""
2>  
_Ex:
in one's off   
3> _.  ,     ()
4> _. , 
_Ex:
ready for the off   ;
from the off   
5>  , 
6>    , 
_Ex:
the off side of the road   
_Ex:
the off wheel of a cart   
7> _.    (  )
8> _.     (   -
)
9> ,  , 
_Ex:
off street ; 
_Ex:
off issue  
10> , 
_Ex:
day off, off day  ;  
_Ex:
off time  
_Ex:
a pastime for one's off hours    
_Ex:
we are off (on) Wednesdays during the summer   
  
_Ex:
we get two days off at Christmas     
 
11> , 
_Ex:
off day  
_Ex:
off season  
12>   
_Ex:
he is feeling rather off today    

13>  ( )
_Ex:
the meat looks a bit off     
_Ex:
the fish is off  
14> ,  ;  () 
_Ex:
off grade  
_Ex:
off year  ;     
15> , 
_Ex:
you are off on that point   
_Ex:
your figures are way off    
16>  :
17>  
18>  ,    . . -  
 -, -, -, -  .
_Ex:
to drive off ; 
_Ex:
to walk off 
_Ex:
to go off on a journey   
_Ex:
the children ran off  
_Ex:
he pushed me off   
_Ex:
he sent the parcel off   
_Ex:
when does the plane take off?   ?
_Ex:
he turned off into a side street    
19>    -   
-, -
_Ex:
to fall off 
_Ex:
to jump off 
_Ex:
to slip off 
20>     -  
 -, -
_Ex:
to break off 
_Ex:
to shake off 
_Ex:
to bite off a piece  
_Ex:
cut the end off  
_Ex:
one of the wheels flew off   
_Ex:
the handle came off  
_Ex:
mark it off into three equal parts  , 
   
21>     . .
_Ex:
he took his coat off   
_Ex:
hats off!  !
_Ex:
with his shoes off  , 
22>    ,  
_Ex:
to drink off  ( )
_Ex:
to pay off one's debt   
_Ex:
to kill off the animals  
23> :
24>  
_Ex:
a long way off, far off 
_Ex:
a little way off , 
_Ex:
the town is five miles off    
 
_Ex:
off in the distance he saw a light    

25>  
_Ex:
the vacation is not far off    
_Ex:
June is three months off     
_Ex:
my holiday is a week off    
26> ()  
_Ex:
to break off work  
_Ex:
to cut off supplies  
_Ex:
to break off with smb.   -.
_Ex:
he broke off in the middle of the sentence   
  
27> ,   . .
_Ex:
the deal is off  
_Ex:
the concert is off  
28>   
_Ex:
the number of visitors dropped off  

_Ex:
the profits fell off  
29>   
_Ex:
the pain passed off  
30> ,   -.
_Ex:
to marry one's daughters off   
31>    
_Ex:
to turn off 
_Ex:
switch off the light  
_Ex:
he turned off the radio   
_Ex:
he shut off the engine   
32> 
_Ex:
he lives comfortably off   
_Ex:
he earns well off   ;    
33>  :
_Ex:
to be off _. , ;  ;  ;
  , ;  -. 
_Ex:
I must be off   
_Ex:
we are off now ,  ; 
_Ex:
to be off sick   
_Ex:
he's off on Tuesdays     
_Ex:
she's been off for a week     
_Ex:
there are two buttons off    
_Ex:
I'm sorry the lamb is off  ,   
_Ex:
the TV set is off   
_Ex:
to be well off for smth.    -
_Ex:
you must be badly off for books  , .  
_Ex:
he is badly off  ,  
_Id:
hands off!  !
_Id:
he is neither off nor on       ;
 
_Id:
be off!, off you go! !, !;  !
_Id:
off with you!  !
_Id:
off with his head!   !
_Id:
off with the old and on with the new!  , 
 !
_Id:
keep off! !, !;  !
_Id:
to see smb. off  -.
_Id:
to sleep smth. off ,   -.
_Id:
to sleep off a bad headache    

_Id:
he took himself off  
34> _.  (  . .)
35> _.   
36> _. _. , ; "", ""
37> _. _.   ,    
38>  :
39>     -.: 
_Ex:
to take the pan off the stove    
_Ex:
to fall off the ladder   
_Ex:
get off the table  - 
_Ex:
there's a button off your dress     

_Ex:
he got the matter off his hands     
_Ex:
he is off the beaten track     
_Ex:
keep off the grass    ! ()
40>   -
_Ex:
a street off Fifth Avenue ,    
41>    ( )  
-.: 
_Ex:
a street off the square ,    
_Ex:
ten miles off the island      
_Ex:
the ship sank off the coast     
42> , : , 
_Ex:
at 10 % off the regular price  10 %   
43> _. : , 
_Ex:
to borrow smth. off smb.   -.  -.
44> , ,  -  
. 
_Ex:
to dine off roast beef   
_Ex:
they lunched off sandwiches   
45>    
_Ex:
they lived off tourists       
46>   
_Ex:
off the mark   ( );    
_Ex:
off one's balance   
_Ex:
he's off his head _.  
_Ex:
he is off his feed _.    
_Ex:
he's off drug now     
47>   -.,    -.,
 -.
_Ex:
off duty     
_Ex:
he's gone off science fiction    
_Ex:
I'm off smoking    
_Id:
off the map , 
_Id:
it is off the question       
_Id:
off the wind _.   ,  
48> !; !
49> !; !

off and on
1>   
_Ex:
I slept off and on all way     ,
 
_Ex:
he lived in France ten years off and on    
    
2> _.    

off licence
1> ,      
2> , ,   . .,    
 
3>  

off limits
1> " "

off sale
1>    ()

off year
1>    
_Ex:
off year for exports    
_Ex:
it was an off year for crops      
2> _.   ,  

off-
1>       
  ,    :
_Ex:
off-balance  
_Ex:
off-gauge   
_Ex:
off-key  ( )
_Ex:
offscreen  

off-again on-again
1> , , 

off-again-on-again
1> , , 

off-air
1>    
_Ex:
off-air taping      
2>   
_Ex:
off-air channel  
3>   
_Ex:
to record programs off-air   
 
4>  

off-analysis
1> _.    (  . .)

off-and-on
1> , 

off-balance
1> _.   ()
2>  
_Ex:
he was caught off-balance and knocked down  
  
3>   
4>  
5> , 
_Ex:
the off-balance presentation of alternatives 
   

off-beat
1> _. ; 
2> , 
_Ex:
off-beat drama  
_Ex:
off-beat theatrical presentation of the play 
 () 
_Ex:
off-beat advertising  
3> _. 

off-Broadway
1>   (-)   
2>     ( )
3>      -
4> ;     ( )
5>  ( );   

off-camera
1> _. _.   
2> _. _.   
3>    (.  ,  
 . .)

off-center
1> _.  ( ); 
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
off-center argument  

off-chance
1>  
_Ex:
on the off-chance   
_Ex:
I came on the off-chance of seeing you    ,
    

off-colour
1> ,  
2> , 
_Ex:
he is off-colour today    
_Ex:
he felt off-colour so he didn't go to work  ,
     
3> _. , , 
_Ex:
off-colour joke  
4> 
_Ex:
off-colour reputation  
5> , 
6> _.   (  )
7> _.   ( )
8> _.  ( ,   . .)

off-corn
1> ; 

off-day
1>   
_Ex:
he was having an off-day on the stage     
 

off-duty
1>    
_Ex:
I've changed my off-duty by their request    
   
2>     
_Ex:
he was caught by an off-duty policeman  
   

off-gauge
1>   ; , 
_Ex:
off-gauge goods  

off-grade
1> 

off-hour
1> () 
_Ex:
I spent my off-hour reading   , 

2> ,  
3>   ;  
_Ex:
to travel by subway during the off-hours  
   
_Ex:
go to the market in the off-hours     ,
    
4> ;  ( )
_Ex:
off-hour job    ;  

_Ex:
off-hour diversions    
5> ;    ;    
_Ex:
cut-rate tickets for off-hour travellers   
 ,     
_Ex:
off-hour traffic  ()    

off-island
1> ,      
 
2>  ; ,    

off-islander
1> _.     

off-key
1> ; ; ; 
( )
_Ex:
off-key voice  
_Ex:
the band was off-key  
2> ,   ( -.)
_Ex:
he sensed something off-key about the fire  
  
3> ; 
_Ex:
off-key assault  

off-limits
1> , 
_Ex:
off-limits section  
_Ex:
the casino was declared off-limits to the servicemen 
    
_Ex:
the subject is off-limits   
_Ex:
certain facts are off-limits for reporting  
   

off-line
1> _. 
_Ex:
off-line equipment  
_Ex:
off-line mode  
2> _.  ( )

off-load
1> 
2> 

off-mike
1>      ,  
;    
_Ex:
off-mike sound effects     

off-off-Broadway
1>    ,   

_Ex:
off-off-Broadway theater ,   
; ,  

off-peak
1>     
_Ex:
off-peak hours  ,   (
  . .)
_Ex:
off-peak periods  
_Ex:
off-peak season  
_Ex:
off-peak flights to Rome    
2> _.  ()  ; 
_Ex:
off-peak production    

off-pitch
1>  ( )

off-position
1> _.  

off-putting
1> _. ,   ; 
2> _. , 

off-reader
1> 

off-road
1>  
2>  
_Ex:
off-road vehicle 

off-season
1>  ,   ( ); 
 (   . .)
2> _. ,      
 
3> 
_Ex:
off-season travel     
_Ex:
off-season hotel rates     
 
_Ex:
off-season jaunt to the beach      

4>   ;    

off-sick
1>   
_Ex:
why couldn't you report off-sick in the proper manner? 
      ,   
 ?

off-speed
1>   ; , 

off-stage
1>  ,   ;   
2> ,    
_Ex:
off-stage life  
_Ex:
off-stage voice  - 
3> , 
_Ex:
off-stage talks  
4>  ,  
_Ex:
to go off-stage     
_Ex:
the melody played off-stage ,   
5>   ,   
_Ex:
he is different off-stage      
6> ,  

off-street
1>     () ,  
_Ex:
off-street parking     
_Ex:
off-street loading      

off-test
1> ,   

off-the-cuff
1> _. _.  (   . .);

2> _. _. ,  ,  

off-the-face
1>   (  )

off-the-job
1>    
_Ex:
off-the-job study     
_Ex:
off-the-job injury  
2> , ; 
_Ex:
off-the-job worker  , 

off-the-peg
1>  (.  )
_Ex:
off-the-peg coats  
_Ex:
off-the-peg convention  

off-the-rack
1> _.  (.  )

off-the-record
1> 
2> ;   ;  ()
 , "  "
_Ex:
off-the-record opinion  
3> 
4>   , ;   ,
"  "

off-the-shelf
1>   ,  
2>  (    . .)
3>   ;  () 
( ,   . .)

off-the-wall
1> _. _. , ; ;

_Ex:
off-the-wall questions  

off-track
1> _. ()   ,  
 
_Ex:
off-track betting on horse races  
 
2>     ,  

3>    (  )
_Ex:
off-track islands      


off-train
1>    
_Ex:
off-train railroad unions   ,
  

off-tuned
1> _. , 

off-wheeler
1>   , 

off-white
1>       
2>    ( )

off-year
1> _.      ,
 ,    
_Ex:
off-year elections  

offal
1> ; 
2> ; 
3>   (  . .)
4> , 
5>    ( ) 
6>  ;  ; ; 
_Ex:
offal milk   

offcast
1> 
2> , 
3> , 
_Ex:
his offcast suits ,     

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

offence
1>  (-.); 
_Ex:
offence against good manners    ,
 
_Ex:
offence against the law  
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
criminal offence  
_Ex:
first offence  ,  

_Ex:
to commit an offence  
3> _.  
_Ex:
military offence  
4> , 
_Ex:
just cause of offence    
_Ex:
without offence     ,  

_Ex:
to cause offence to smb.   -., 
-.
_Ex:
to take offence at smb., smth.   -., -.
_Ex:
she didn't mean any offence     
_Ex:
no offence taken!    
_Ex:
no offence meant   () 
_Ex:
no offence intended and none taken, I hope   
  , , ,   
5> ,   ( ,   . .)
6> _. , 

offenceless
1>   (,  . .);  
(,   . .)
2> ; 
3> 

offend
1> , 
_Ex:
to be offended at smb.'s words   -. 
_Ex:
I'm sorry if I've offended you ,    
_Ex:
even the mildest criticism offends her  
     
2> ,  , 
_Ex:
to offend the eye  
_Ex:
to offend one's sense of justice  -. 

3> ,  ;   , 
_Ex:
he took off his shoes and removed the pebble that offended
him      ,   
_Ex:
it offends my ears to hear that    
4>  (-.);  ( -.)
_Ex:
to offend against custom  
_Ex:
in what way have I offended?    ?,  
 ?
5> _.  , 
_Ex:
to offend against the law  ,   
6> _.    , 
_Ex:
whoever shall offend one of these little ones   
    
7> _.   

offendedly
1>  ; 

offender
1> , 
_Ex:
will you recognize the offender?    ?
2> 
_Ex:
no smoking here, offenders will be fined 5 dollars 
,  - 5 
3> _. , 
_Ex:
converted offender  
_Ex:
first offender ,   
_Ex:
adult offender  
_Ex:
old offender 
_Ex:
offender by accident  
_Ex:
to pardon an offender  

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

offense
1> _. offence

offenseless
1> _.   (,  . .);  
(,   . .)
2> _. ; 
3> _. 

offensive
1> , 
2> peace offensive  
_Ex:
on the offensive  
_Ex:
to act on the offensive 
_Ex:
to take the offensive   , 
 
_Ex:
the offensive is the safest defence  - 
 
3> , 
_Ex:
offensive remark  
_Ex:
offensive language 
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offensive joke  
4> , , 
_Ex:
offensive sight  
_Ex:
offensive television commercials  
5> ; 
_Ex:
offensive strategy  
_Ex:
offensive players  
6> _. 
_Ex:
offensive war  
_Ex:
offensive warfare   
_Ex:
offensive combat  
_Ex:
offensive blow 
_Ex:
offensive gas   
_Ex:
offensive riposte   
_Ex:
offensive reconnaissance  

