picture-frame
1>   

picture-goer
1> _.  , 

picture-making
1> 

picture-postcard
1> ,   
_Ex:
a picture-postcard village  

picture-show
1>  ()
2> 
3> 
_Ex:
every day she takes me to theatres and picture-shows 
       

picture-size
1>  ,   

picture-writing
1> ,  

pictured
1> , 
2>  
_Ex:
pictured ceiling  
3> 

picturedom
1> ;  

picturedrome
1> 

picturesque
1> (the picturesque) ; ; 
,   
2> 
_Ex:
a very picturesque scene   
_Ex:
picturesque cottage  ,    
3> , ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
picturesque account  
4> ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
a picturesque old man  

picturesque gardening
1>  

picturization
1> 
_Ex:
a picturization of Ibsen's "Wild Duck"  "
" 

picturize
1> 
2> 

picul
1>  (     )

piculet
1> _.   (Picumninum)

piddle
1> _.   ;  
_Ex:
she piddled a little on the gooseberry tart   
  
2>  , 
3> _. _. ;  "-"

piddling
1> , 
_Ex:
petty, piddling concerns ,  
_Ex:
he has no time for such piddling work     
  

pidgin
1> -,  
2> -  
3>   (   
  )

Pidgin English
1> -,  
2> -  

pidginize
1>   
_Ex:
pidginized varieties of French  
 

pie
1> ; 
_Ex:
potato pie  
_Ex:
shepherd's pie    
2> _. ;  
_Ex:
Washington pie  
3> _. _.  
4> _. _. () 
5> _. _.   ,  ,
  . .    
6> _. _. _.    
_Id:
to have a finger in the pie    -.;
   -.
_Id:
to have a finger in every pie   
_Id:
to cut a pie _.   -.
_Id:
pie in the sky _. _.   ;  
_Id:
easy as pie   
7> _.   (Pica pica)
8> _. ,   
9> , 
_Ex:
to make pie of smth.    
_Ex:
to put in pie _. , ;  ;
  
10> _.  
11> , 
_Ex:
to pie the matter is impossible   
12> _.  (  )

pie chart
1> _.  

pie cherry
1> _. ,   (Prunus cerasus)

pie-counter
1> _.  
2> _.  

pie-dish
1>  ;   

pie-dog
1> _.  , 

pie-eyed
1> _. 
2> _. _. _.  ( )
3> _. , 
_Ex:
pie-eyed theories  

pie-faced
1> _. 
2> _.    

piebald
1>  ;  
2> , 
_Ex:
these pups are piebalds   - 
3> 
_Ex:
piebald mule  
4> 
_Ex:
piebald birds  
_Ex:
hills piebald with snow ,     
_Ex:
a piebald style of composition    

piece
1> ; 
_Ex:
a piece of bread  
_Ex:
a piece of paper () () 
_Ex:
to tear off a small piece of paper   
_Ex:
to take to pieces   () 
_Ex:
to take a machine to pieces  () 
_Ex:
to take a dress to pieces  
_Ex:
a piece of the road is now under repair   
 
_Ex:
a piece out of the book   
_Ex:
there is one piece missing    
_Ex:
piece by piece  ;  ; 
_Ex:
in (of) one piece  , 
2> , 
_Ex:
in pieces   ; ; 

_Ex:
the statue was in pieces      
_Ex:
I am torn in pieces   
_Ex:
the army at once fell in pieces    
_Ex:
to pieces  ; 
_Ex:
to break smth. (in)to pieces  -. 
_Ex:
the tea-pot fell and was broken to pieces   
 
_Ex:
to burst (to fly) to pieces    
_Ex:
to come (to fall, to go) to pieces  ;
  ; , ; ;
  ; ""
_Ex:
his clothes are comint (falling) to pieces  
  
_Ex:
when he heard of his son's death he went to pieces  
,    ,     
_Ex:
things are going to pieces    
_Ex:
following the election defeat the party went to pieces 
      
_Ex:
under cross-examination his story went to pieces 
     
_Ex:
in the secong half the team went all to pieces  
   
_Ex:
to pull (to tear) to pieces    ,
 ()
_Ex:
to pull (to tear) smb. to pieces  
-.
_Ex:
they will tear you to pieces!   !
_Ex:
to tear an argument to pieces ()  
3> 
_Ex:
he has bought a piece of land    
_Ex:
a piece of potatoes   
_Ex:
piece of water , , 
4> , ;  
_Ex:
a piece of wall-paper  () 
_Ex:
a piece of calico is 28 yards    28 
_Ex:
per (by the) piece 
_Ex:
to sell goods by the piece    ()
5>  , 
_Ex:
the (each, every) piece  
_Ex:
a piece of clothing  
_Ex:
a piece of furniture  ( )
_Ex:
a piece of plate   
_Ex:
a dinner service of 50 pieces    50 
_Ex:
he was turning a piece of china in his hands   
  
_Ex:
a rare piece of architecture   
_Ex:
she was allowed to take one piece of luggage  
    
6> ;  
_Ex:
a piece of art  
_Ex:
two allegorical pieces by Holbein   

_Ex:
the finest pieces of his collection    

_Ex:
a museum piece   ()
7>   
_Ex:
a piece of poetry 
_Ex:
he began to write theatrical pieces    
 
_Ex:
to speak (to say, to recite) a piece 
;  ;     . .
8> , , 
9> _. 
_Ex:
to play a piece  
10>  (. a piece of money)
_Ex:
penny piece 
_Ex:
two penny piece    
_Ex:
crown piece ,    
_Ex:
they did not have a penny piece between them    
   
_Ex:
a piece of gold  
11> ;  ( )
12> _. 
_Ex:
pawns and pieces   
_Ex:
heavy pieces  
13> _.  ; , ,   . .
_Ex:
piece of ordnance  
14> _. _. , ""
15> _.  
16> ;  
17> , 
18>  
19> _.   
20> _. ,  
_Ex:
she had nothing more than a piece all day    
   
21> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
a piece of bravery  
_Ex:
a piece of impudence (of insolence, of impertinence) 
() 
_Ex:
a piece of carelessness 
_Ex:
a piece of extravagance 
22>  
_Ex:
a piece of news 
_Ex:
a piece of bad news  
_Ex:
an interesting piece of news  
_Ex:
a piece of (good) luck 
_Ex:
a piece of injustice 
_Ex:
a piece of nonsense 
_Ex:
these pieces of advice were not good   
 
23> _. , 
_Ex:
a pretty (nice) piece 
_Ex:
a saucy piece  
24> . _. , ; 
_Ex:
the cases in which pieces go astray are rare , 
    , 
25> _. _. ,  ( -. )
26> (the piece) _. , 
_Ex:
he will fight the piece out with you     
_Id:
a piece of cake  ;  
_Id:
a piece of work ( ) , ;
 ; , ; _. , 
_Id:
it will be a tedious piece of work    

_Id:
a splendid piece of work  
_Id:
this translation is such a piece of work   -
 
_Id:
he kept jawing us, and making a piece of work all the time
        
_Id:
he is a nasty piece of work    
_Id:
he is a bossy piece    
_Id:
I hate this man, he is such a forward piece   
 ,   
_Id:
thirty pieces of silver _.  
_Id:
piece of flesh _. "", , 
_Id:
piece of muslin (of calico) "", , 
_Id:
a piece of change (of jack) _.  , 

_Id:
to make a nice piece of jack   
_Id:
(all) of a piece, of one piece with  ,  
;  ( );   ;
;   ( -.)
_Id:
they are all of a piece     
_Id:
the harness and the horse were all of a piece   
  
_Id:
an expedition like this must be all of a piece in the
leader's hand     
  
_Id:
the hangings are of a piece with the furniture 
   
_Id:
his conduct is of a piece with his words    
  
_Id:
all to pieces ,  ; ;
_. , ,    
_Id:
to know smth. all to pieces  -.  ;
 -.    
_Id:
I know him all to pieces     
_Id:
to say one's piece 
_Id:
to hit smb. to pieces  -.
_Id:
to puzzle smb. to pieces  -.  
27>  (  ; . piece together); 
 ;  (; . piece down)
_Ex:
to piece a quilt   
_Ex:
to piece a cable   
28> ; 
_Ex:
she has pieced herself to the strongest side 
   
29> , , 
_Ex:
she was piecing the skirt with a patch of blach silk 
    
30> _.  ()
31> _.  ,  (   . .)

piece de resistance
1> _. ,  
2> _.  ,   (
 . .)

piece justificative
1> _. _.  

piece of eight
1> _.  ( ,   )

piece on
1> 
_Ex:
to piece one thing on to another    
_Ex:
it was difficult to piece the event on to any historical
date       
 
2> , 
_Ex:
a story that will not piece on to the facts , 
   

piece out
1> , 
_Ex:
to piece out the full story from one's imagination 
  
_Ex:
to piece out shortage  

piece up
1> , 
2> ,  
_Ex:
to piece up broken connections   
_Ex:
to piece up a quarrel 
_Ex:
all is now pieced up between them     

piece-goods
1>  ,  ;   

piece-payment
1> ,  

piece-price
1>  

piece-production
1> , ,  

piece-rate
1>  

piece-work
1> ,  ; 

piece-worker
1> 

pieceless
1> ,   

piecemeal
1>   
_Ex:
piecemeal action  () 
_Ex:
piecemeal information  
_Ex:
piecemeal commitment _.     
_Ex:
to do smth. in a piecemeal manner  -.  
()
2> , 
_Ex:
piecemeal reforms  () 
3>  , ;  (. by piecemeal)
_Ex:
the work will be done piecemeal     
_Ex:
to learn smth. piecemeal  -.  ()
4>  ,  
_Ex:
to break smth. piecemeal  -. 
_Ex:
to tear smth. piecemeal    

piecen
1> _. , 

piecer
1> 
2> 

piecing
1> _.  ();  ()

piecrust
1>  
_Id:
promises are like piecrust, made to be broken _. 
   ,   

pied
1> , 
2> 
_Ex:
pied horse   
3>   

pied noir
1> _. " " (  
)

Pied Piper
1> ,     ( 
. )
2> (_p-p.) 
3> (_p-p.) ,  ,  

pied-a-terre
1> _. ; ,  ,
.  
2> _. ,  

piedfort
1>  ,  

piedmont
1> _.  , ,  
2> _.   ; 
_Ex:
piedmont glacier  

Piedmontese
1> ,  
2> 
_Ex:
Piedmontese dialect  

piedmontite
1> _. 

piedouche
1> _. _.   (   )

pieman
1> (_pl. -men) ,  

pien
1> , 

piend
1> , 

pieplant
1> _. 

Piepowder
1>  
_Ex:
Piepowder Court, Court of Piepowder(s) _. 
() 

pier
1> ; ; 
2> _. ; 
3> _.  ()
4> _. ; ; 
5> _. 

pier glass
1>    (.    ); 

pier table
1>  (.     )   
 

pierage
1>     

pierce
1> , , 
_Ex:
to pierce to death  
_Ex:
to pierce smb. to the heart  -.   
_Ex:
to have one's ears pierced  
_Ex:
the arrow pierced his shoulder    
_Ex:
a thorn pierced his finger     
2> ; ;  ()
_Ex:
to pierce a hole  
_Ex:
to pierce a cask  
_Ex:
a wall pierced with loopholes  (   )

3> , 
_Ex:
to pierce into (through) the enemy's lines  
 ;    
_Ex:
the jungle which we have pierced by means of the river
,      
4> ;  (   . .)
_Ex:
to pierce the mysteries of nature   
_Ex:
he pierced it with a glance of intuition   
 
_Ex:
he failed to pierce the cause     ()

5> ,  ,   (-.)
_Ex:
to pierce the walls of the city    
_Ex:
a tunnel pierces the mountain    (,
) 
6>  (.  ,   . .; . pierce
through)
_Ex:
he was pierced through and through   
_Ex:
the cold wind pierced our clothes   
 
_Ex:
the sun's rays pierced his eyes     
 
_Ex:
his music pierces the soul      
_Ex:
her heart was pierced with grief     
7>  ,   ( , 
 . .)
_Ex:
to pierce the air with one's cries  
_Ex:
a pistol shot pierced the night    

pierce out
1>  ( )
_Ex:
grass is piercing out   
2> 
3> a narrow strip of land piercing out into the lake 
 ,    

pierceable
1>  , , ; 

pierced
1> ,  ; 
_Ex:
pierced ears   ( )

pierced earrings
1> _.  (   )

piercer
1> _. ; , ; ; , 
2> ; 
3>  ()
4> _.  ;  
_Ex:
she had one eye but it was a piercer     
,      

piercing
1> 
2> 
3> ,  ()
4> _. , 
5> 
6> _.   
7> 
_Ex:
piercing dart  
8> 
_Ex:
piercing machine _.  
9> _. 
_Ex:
piercing shell  
10> , 
_Ex:
piercing wind  
_Ex:
piercing shriek  
_Ex:
piercing sarcasm  
_Ex:
piercing inquietude  
11> 
_Ex:
piercing black eyes   
_Ex:
piercing wit (intelligence)  () 

pierhead
1> _.    
_Ex:
to jump (to do) a pierhead _.   
   
2> _.   

pierhead jump
1> _. _.      
  
2> _. _.       
 
3> _. _.       

4> _. _.       
  

Pierian
1> _. _. ,   , 
_Ex:
Pierian spring  ,  ,
 ;  

pierid
1> _. - (Pieridae)

pieridine
1> _.    -

pierre-perdue
1> _.   

piet
1> _. 
2> _. , 

pieta
1> ( P.)_. _. ,   (,
  . .    , 
 )

pietism
1> (P.) _. 
2> , , 
3> ,  ; 
_Ex:
the pietism of Tartuffe  

pietist
1> (P.) _. 
2>  

pietistic
1> (P.) _.   
2>  
3> ,  

piety
1> , 
2>   ,   . .
_Ex:
filial piety  
_Ex:
in piety to smb.    -.
3> ,  ,   . .

piezochemistry
1> ,   

piezocrystal
1> _. ,  

piezoelectric
1> _.  , 
2> _. 

piezoelectricity
1> _. ,   

piezometer
1> _. 

piffero
1> _.  ( ,  )

piffing
1> _. 
_Ex:
piffing offence  
_Ex:
to do (to busy oneself with) piffing jobs  
()

piffle
1> _. , 
_Ex:
to talk piffle  
_Ex:
he would talk a lot of piffle    
(, )
_Ex:
piffle! !, !
2> _.  
3> _.  ,  

piffler
1> _. 
2> _.  
_Ex:
titled piffler  

pig
1> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
in pig 
_Ex:
to keep pigs  
2> , () 
3> 
_Ex:
roast pig  
4> ; 
5> _. , , 
_Ex:
he is a greedy pig    
_Ex:
don't be a pig!   
_Ex:
what a pig!  !
_Ex:
what a selfish pig!  ( ) !
_Ex:
he is an obstinate pig    
6> _. , 
_Ex:
he is a regular little pig   
7> _. _.  , 
8> _.    
9> _. _. 
10> _. 
11> _. 
12> _.  ; ;  
13> (. the P.) 
14> _. , ; 
_Ex:
male chauvinist pig   
15> _. ; ; 
16> _. ,  
17> _. 
18>  ( )
19> _. _. "",  
20> _. ()  
21> _.  
22> 
23>  -,  ,   (. to pig it,
to pig together)
24>   ,  
_Ex:
the only hole where they could pig for the night 
 ,     - 
 
25>   
_Ex:
women and children were pigged in a small room  
    
26>  ,     
_Id:
a pig's whisper ;   
_Id:
in less than a pig's whisper (_. whistle) ,
  
_Id:
in a pig's eye _. !,   ! (.  )
_Id:
please the pigs    ;  

_Id:
cold pig   (  ) 
(  )
_Id:
pig between two sheets _.   
_Id:
a pig in the middle   
_Id:
pigs in blankets      ;
 ,    . .,  
 
_Id:
pigs in clover  , ;    
;     
_Id:
happy as a pig in muck  ;  

_Id:
to make a pig of oneself , 
_Id:
to eat like a pig  
_Id:
to bleed like a (stuck) pig  , 
;  
_Id:
to stare like a stuck pig  ;  
   
_Id:
to sweat like a pig  
_Id:
to snore like a pig in the sun  
_Id:
to carry one's pigs to (another) market  () 
_Id:
to drive (to bring) one's pigs to a fine (to a pretty)
market _.  ; 
_Id:
to make a pig's ear (out of smth.)  -.   
, 
_Id:
he made a pig's ear of repairing his car    
  
_Id:
this work's a real pig's ear       
_Id:
to buy a pig in a poke (bag)    
_Id:
to pull the wrong pig by the tail _.    ;
  ,  
_Id:
to pull the wrong pig by the ear  ;

_Id:
when pigs begin to fly    ;  
  
_Id:
pigs might fly      
_Id:
pigs might (could) fly if they had wings ,   
;    
27> _.    
_Id:
pigs and whistles ;  
_Id:
to go to pigs and whistles ; ; 


pig board
1> _.    

pig breaker
1> 

pig breeding
1> 

