pogrom
1> _. 
2> _.  

pogromist
1> 

poh
1> !

poi
1> ,     

poignancy
1> , 
2> 
3> ,  ()
4> , ,  (  . .);
 ()

poignant
1> , 
_Ex:
poignant sauce  () 
_Ex:
poignant scent  () 
_Ex:
poignant perfume    
2> , 
_Ex:
poignant sorrow  
_Ex:
poignant hunger  
_Ex:
poignant tears  
3> ,  ( )
4> , 
_Ex:
poignant scene  
5> , , 
_Ex:
poignant sarcasm  () 
_Ex:
poignant retort  () 
_Ex:
poignant wit  () 
_Ex:
poignant interest  ;  
6> , 

poikilitic
1> _. 

poikilotherm
1> _.   ( 
 )

poikilothermy
1> _. 

poilu
1> "",  ,  (.   
 )

poinciana
1> _.  (Caesalpinia)
2> _.   (Delonix regia)

poind
1> _. _.     
2> _. _.     

point
1> 
_Ex:
(full) point  ( )
_Ex:
interrogation point _.  
_Ex:
decimal point ,     
 (    )
_Ex:
five point six (5.6)      (5,6)
2> _. 
_Ex:
point of tangency  
_Ex:
point of contact  
_Ex:
the point of intersection of two lines  
 
_Ex:
point target _.  
_Ex:
point load _.  
_Ex:
point source _.   ()
3> _. ,  ; 
_Ex:
point of solidification  
_Ex:
neutral point  () 
_Ex:
freezing point  () 
4> _. , ;   ()
_Ex:
point of reference _. ,   
_Ex:
the temperature has gone up two points  
  
5> _. 
_Ex:
cardinal point  ;  
_Ex:
point of the compass  
6>  ( -    )
7> , 
_Ex:
her sharp heels left points in the carpet   
    
8> , , 
_Ex:
point of destination  
_Ex:
point of departure  ;  
_Ex:
his point of departure is not clear   
( ) 
_Ex:
point of delivery _.  ;  
_Ex:
point of draw _.  
_Ex:
assembly (rallying) point  ;  
_Ex:
point fire _.  
_Ex:
to make one's point _.     
(   . .)
_Ex:
point of tenderness _.  
_Ex:
at all points 
9>  
10> _. ;    ( ,
  . . )
11>  ()
_Ex:
turning point  ;  ()
_Ex:
at any point   
_Ex:
at this point he paused a few seconds    
 
_Ex:
when it came to the point, hee refused his help  
 (),   
12> ; ; 
_Ex:
at (on) the point of death  
_Ex:
to be on (at, upon) the point of doing smth. 
-. 
_Ex:
to be on the point of departure  ( )

13> _. 
_Ex:
points for style     ( )
_Ex:
point winner   
_Ex:
point decision (verdict)     (,
)
_Ex:
to give points to    ; ;
  
_Ex:
he can give points to any opponent   
    
_Ex:
to win on points    (, )
_Ex:
what points shall we play?     ?
_Ex:
he scored 20 points   () 20 
_Ex:
he got 85 points out of aa possible 100   85 
 100 
14> _. ,  (   
,     . .)
15> ; ;    
 (        
 )
_Ex:
cereal products are on points  () 
 
16> _. 
_Ex:
ten points off    
17> _. 
18>  ,   (   )
19> _. 
_Ex:
what points shall we play?    ?
20>   12-       
21>    ()
22>   ()
23> , 
_Ex:
moral has reached a low point   
_Ex:
the highest point of splendour   () 
24> , 
_Ex:
frankness to the point of insult , 
 
25> _.    ; 

26>  (    ,  0.01 )
27>   (0.01 )
28> _. ; 
29> ; 
_Ex:
points in a speech   ()
_Ex:
point by point   ;  ; ,

_Ex:
point of order     (  . .),
 
_Ex:
to rise to a point of order     

_Ex:
to raise a point of order    

_Ex:
from point to point _.   ,  

_Ex:
at all points   ;   
_Ex:
points of defence _.    
_Ex:
we differ (disagree) on these points   
 
30> , 
_Ex:
point at issue  
_Ex:
sore point  
_Ex:
fine point , ; 
_Ex:
the main point is...   (- )  ...
_Ex:
point of conscience  
_Ex:
a point of honour   (.    )
_Ex:
a case in point ,     
 
31> , , , ""
_Ex:
off (away from, beside) the point   ,  
, 
_Ex:
in point ,, 
_Ex:
the point of a joke  ("") 
_Ex:
I don't see the point    ""
_Ex:
to come to the point    (  )
_Ex:
to keep to the point   
_Ex:
keep (speak) to the point!   !
_Ex:
your answer is not to the point     
_Ex:
you've missed the whole point    
_Ex:
that's the point     ()
_Ex:
that's not the point  ()   
32> ; ,  
_Ex:
point of view  
_Ex:
what's your point?      ?
_Ex:
I see (take) your point   ;  ,   
 (  )
_Ex:
he has a point there!   !
33> , 
_Ex:
to gain (to carry) one's point  ,  
_Ex:
what's your point in coming?    ?
_Ex:
there is no point in doing that     
_Ex:
I can't see the point of your writing to him  ,
   
34> ,  
_Ex:
weak point  , 
_Ex:
point of interest  () 
_Ex:
the best point in his character     
_Ex:
the good and bad points of a man   
 
_Ex:
singing is not his strong point     
_Ex:
he has got points    
35> ,  ()
36> _pl.  ()
37> , 
_Ex:
hee writes with point   () 
38> , 
39> 
_Ex:
he added with a smile and a point at his wife  ,
,   ()  
40> ; , 
_Ex:
points on getting a job ,   
41> _. 
_Ex:
point of war  
42> ; ,  ; 
_Ex:
the point of a sword  
_Ex:
the point of a knife  () 
_Ex:
the point of the tongue  
_Ex:
on the points of one's toes  
_Ex:
to give a point to a pencil  
43>   ()
44> _. () 
45> _.  (  )
46>   ()
47>   ()
48>  ()
_Ex:
point touche  (   )
49> _.  
50> ,   ; 
51>  ()
52>  ,,  ()
53> _-.    ( )
54> _-. . _pl.  
55>   
56> _. 
_Ex:
to come to (to make) a point  
57>    ()
58> _.     (
)
59> _.    
60>  ()  
61> () ; ,   
_Ex:
Brussels point  
62>  ( ,   . .)
63> _. 
64>    ()
_Ex:
point shoes  
65> _.   (  )
66> _.   ( )
_Id:
the P. - (   )
_Id:
in point of  ;  ;   
_Id:
in point of fact  , 
_Id:
to make a point of smth.     -.;
   -.,  -. 
;   -.; ,
;    
_Id:
point of no return _.   ( 
        );
,  ; ,   ;
 
_Id:
to pass the point of no return   
_Id:
armed at all points  
_Id:
at the swords' points    ;  
_Id:
at the point of the sword  ;  ,
 
_Id:
to come to points  ,  
_Id:
to put too fine a point upon  
_Id:
not to put a fine point upon   
_Id:
to strain (to stretch) a point    
;   
_Id:
to score a point off (against) smb.  -.;
 -.
_Id:
to give point to smth.  -.,  
-.
_Id:
figures that give point to his argument , 
 
_Id:
potatoes and point    -    
67> (. at, to) ,  (,  
. .; . point out)
_Ex:
to point one's finger at one object   
-. 
_Ex:
to point the finger of scorn at smb. _. 
  -.,   -.,  
-. 
_Ex:
to point to (out) a door   
_Ex:
it is rude to point   
_Ex:
the hands of the clock pointed to half past one 
   
68> (at)  ( -.), 
_Ex:
he was pointed at by all the mothers as an example of
what a son should be       
 
69>  ( -.),  (-.  
 ;  point out)
_Ex:
to point out mistakes  
_Ex:
he pointed out the finest pictures to me   
  
_Ex:
point me out the thing you want ,   
70> ,  (-.) ; ,
 ( point out)
_Ex:
he pointed out that there were certain formalities to be
observed  ,    

71> ,  (); , 
_Ex:
to point a gun at smb.   -.; 
()  -. 
72>  ,  ( -. );

_Ex:
the vane points to the north   ()
 
_Ex:
the house points to the east   ()  
_Ex:
the sign points east    
73> (to) , ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
all the evidence points to his guilt  
   
_Ex:
everything points to your being wrong    ,
  
74>  , 
_Ex:
his actions pointed towards that result   
    
75> (), 
_Ex:
to point a dart  
_Ex:
to point a pencil  
76> ; ,   (, ;
 point up)
_Ex:
to point up the necessity for caution ( ) 
  
_Ex:
he pointed everything he said with good examples 
    
77> _.   ""
78> _.  ( )
79> _.   ( )
80> _.      
81>   ;   ( 
,    )
82>  -. 
83> _.   (  )
84>   ( ,  )
85>     (. point off)
86> _.   
87> ()   ;   
88> ,  -. ( )
89> _.       (
  )
90> ,  -.  
91> _-.  ()   (. point in)
92> ,   (,   . .)
93> _.    ( )

point d'Angleterre
1>   

point duty
1>  -

point lace
1>  

point man
1> _. ,    
2> _.   ( ); 
3>   ()
4>  

point system
1> _.   (  )
2> -   
3> _.   ( )
4> _.   (   )
5> _.      
 ()
6> _.      (,
  . .)

point transistor
1> _. -   

point-blank
1> , , , 
_Ex:
point-blank refusal  
_Ex:
point-blank denial  ; 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
point-blank range   
_Ex:
point-blank fire   
3> , , , 
_Ex:
to speak point-blank   ( )
_Ex:
he denied the accusation point-blank   

4> _.  ;  
_Ex:
to aim point-blank at smb.     -.

point-constable
1> -  

point-device
1> _. , 
2> _. ,   (.  )
3> _. , 
4> _. 

point-head
1> _. _. , ; , 

point-policeman
1> -  

point-to-point
1> -, ,     
2>       ; 
3>   

pointal
1> ,      
2> , 

pointe
1>  ( )
_Ex:
to dance on pointe   

pointed
1> 
_Ex:
pointed arch  
_Ex:
pointed style  ,  
_Ex:
five-pointed star  
2> , 
_Ex:
pointed nose  
_Ex:
pointed fingers   
3> ,  (   . .)
4> ; , ; 
_Ex:
pointed retort  
_Ex:
pointed comment  (, ) 
_Ex:
pointed wit  () 
5> ,  ,  ;
  
_Ex:
not too pointed   
_Ex:
pointed regard  
6> , ;  ,   (
  . .)
_Ex:
pointed correctness  
7> ,  ( )

pointed fox
1>   -  (  
  )

pointedly
1> , 
_Ex:
he pointedly ignored the question    
2> ; 
3> , 

pointel
1> ,      
2> , 

pointer
1>  (,   . .);  ()
_Ex:
pointer instrument  
2> ,  
_Ex:
little children are great pointers until they learn the
names for things      
,      
3> 
4> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
pointers on improving one's tennis  (),
    
5> , 
6> _. _. 
7> (Pointers) _pl. _.    ,
      
8>  (  )
9> _.  ()

pointful
1> , 
_Ex:
pointful remark  

pointillism
1> _. 

pointillist
1> _. 

pointing
1>  (  . .)
2> ; 
3>   , 
4> 
5> _.   
6> _.  
7> _. , ; 
8> _.  , 
9>  ()

pointless
1> , ,  
2> , 
_Ex:
pointless remark    , 

3> ,  (   . .)
4> _.   

pointlessness
1> ,  ()
2> ,  (  . .)

pointlet
1> _. 

pointsman
1> _-. 
2> -  

pointy-head
1> _. _. , ; , 

pointy-headed
1> _. _. , ; ,


poise
1> , 
_Ex:
to lose one's poise  
2> 
_Ex:
a man of poise  
3> , 
_Ex:
to recover one's poise   ( )
_Ex:
to show poise in company    
_Ex:
one could tell she had poise from the way she walked onto
the stage  ,     ,  ,
   
4>  ; ;  
_Ex:
she tried to copy her mother's poise   
   
5>  , 
6> 
_Ex:
to hang at poise   ,  
7> 
_Ex:
the poise of a bird in the air    
8> _.  ( )
9>   
_Ex:
to poise a basket on one's head    
10> ; ,  ( )
_Ex:
he poised himself on his toes    
11>  ()
_Ex:
his head is poised very much forward    
 
12>   ; 
_Ex:
a bird poised in flight ,   
_Ex:
a helicopter poised overhead ,   
_Ex:
she poised her fork     
13>  , ,    (
 . .)
14> , 
_Ex:
to be poised on the brink of disaster   

15> _.   , 

poised
1>  ( );    ;
  ;   
2>    
3> , 
4> , 
5> 
_Ex:
the army was poised for battle     

poiser
1> _. 

poison
1> ; 
_Ex:
poison flour  
_Ex:
to take poison  
2>  , 
_Ex:
the poison of jealousy  
_Ex:
the poison of this doctrine    
3> _.   ();  
4> _.  
_Id:
to hate like poison  
_Id:
what's your poison?, name your poison    ?
5> 
_Ex:
to poison the wells  ;  

6> 
_Ex:
his foot was poisoned by being pierced with a nail 
  ,      
7> , 
_Ex:
to poison a person's mind  () -. 
8> , 
_Ex:
to poison the pleasure  
_Ex:
this poisoned his whole life   () 
 
9> _.  (   . .)
10> _.  ()
_Id:
to poison smb.'s mind against smth., smb. 
-.  -., -.,   -. 
 -., -.

poison dogwood
1> _.   (Rhus toxico dendron)

poison gas
1>  ;  

poison ivy
1> _.  (Rhus gen.)
2> _.   (Rhus toxico dendron)

poison mask
1> 

poison oak
1> _.  (Rhus gen.)
2> _.   (Rhus toxico dendron)
3> _.  (    )

poison sumac
1> _.   (Rhus toxico dendron)

poison-bearing
1> _. _. , 

poison-hemlock
1> _.   (Conium maculatum)

poison-nut
1> _.  ,   (Strychnos nux vomica)

poison-pen
1>   , 
2> ,  (   . .)

poisoner
1> 

poisoning
1> 
_Ex:
food poisoning  
2>  , 
3> , 

poisonous
1> 
_Ex:
poisonous snake  
_Ex:
poisonous dose  
2> , 
_Ex:
poisonous influence  (, ) 
_Ex:
she has a poisonous tongue    () 
3> _. , 
_Ex:
a perfectly poisonous fellow  
_Ex:
the heat is simply poisonous   

poitrel
1> _. ,  

pokal
1>    ( )

poke
1> , 
_Ex:
to give smb. a poke in the ribs  -.  
2> _.  
3>  , 
_Ex:
poke hole _.  
_Ex:
to give the fire a poke  
4> . _. _. , ; 
5> _.   
6> , , 
_Ex:
to poke smb. in the ribs  -.  
  
_Ex:
to poke at with the horns  ()
_Ex:
to poke away ,   
_Ex:
to poke out , 
7> _.  
8> , , , 
_Ex:
to poke a sweet into smb.'s mouth   -.  
_Ex:
he poked his head through the door     
9> 
_Ex:
to poke a hole in smth.  -.
_Ex:
to poke a hole in a drum  () 
10>  ();  (  ) (. poke up)
_Ex:
to poke the fire      ( )
11> (. poke out) ;  ()
_Ex:
to poke one's head out of the window    
12> (. poke out) ; 
_Ex:
the buildings poke above the trees   

_Ex:
pens and pencils poked out over the top of his jacket pocket
        
13> (. poke out) 
_Ex:
to poke smb.'s eye out  () -. 
14>  (   . .)
15> (. poke about, poke around)  ; 
(-.) , 
_Ex:
to poke (about) in every corner    
_Ex:
to poke one's way into a place  -. ;
 -.
16> (. poke about, poke around) , ;
; 
_Ex:
we poked about for an hour in the old furniture shop 
   -   
 
17> , 
18> _. _.    
_Id:
to poke (one's nose) into other people's affairs, to poke
and pry      ( ) 
_Id:
to poke fun at smb. , ,  
-.
_Id:
to poke one's head , 
_Id:
the girl poked most terribly   
()
19> _. _. 
20> _. 
21> _. , 
22> _. ()  
_Id:
to buy a pig in a poke    
23>   (  )
24> _.  poke bonnet     
25> _.  pokeweed  (Phytolacca gen.)

poke bonnet
1>     

poke check
1>  ,    ()

poke off
1> _. ;  

poke up
1> _. ,   (-.)
_Ex:
he poked himself up in a dull town    
,     

poke-pudding
1> _. ,   
2> _.   (.  )

pokeberry
1> _.  (Phytolacca gen.)

poker
1> 
2> _.  
3> ,    ; " "
4> _. ,  
5>  
6>   (   )
7>  (    )
8> _.  pokerwork
9> _.  
_Id:
as stiff as a poker , ; , ;
" "
_Id:
by the holy poker! -!, -!
10>  
11>   ,   . .
12> _. ; ; 
_Id:
Old P. 
13>  ( )

poker dice
1>    (    )
2>   

poker face
1> _. ,  

poker-drawing
1>   ,   . .
2> ,   ,   . .

poker-faced
1> ;  ,    

poker-painting
1>   ,   . .
2> ,   ,   . .

poker-picture
1>   ,   . . 

pokerish
1> 
2> _. _. , 

pokerwork
1>   ,   . .
2> ,   ,   . .

pokesy
1> , , ,  

pokeweed
1> _.  (Phytolacca gen.)

pokey
1> _. _. , 

poking
1>  ()
2> 
3>    
4>    (.  )
5> , 
6> , ,  ( ,  
. .) , ,  ( )

poking-stick
1> _.  

poky
1> , 
_Ex:
poky little house  
_Ex:
a poky hole of a place , 
2> , ,  ( ,  
. .) , ,  ( )
3> _. _. , ; , 

pol
1> _. _. (the pol) ,  
  ( )
_Ex:
to go out in the pol    
2> _. _.      (. pol
degree)
3> _. (_.  politician) ,  
4> _. _.  politics

polacca
1> ,  (  
)
2> 

Polack
1> _. _.    
2> _. , 
_Ex:
the Polacks _. 

polacre
1> ,  (  
)

Poland China
1>  -  

Polander
1> _. _. , 

polar
1> _.  (  )
2> _. ,  
3> ; 
_Ex:
polar circle  
_Ex:
polar lights  
_Ex:
polar front _.  ,  
 
_Ex:
P. star _.  
_Ex:
polar cap (hood)   (   )
4> _. ()   
_Ex:
polar satellite    
5> _. 
_Ex:
polar region  ()  ()
6> _. ()   
7>  
8>    
9> , 
_Ex:
the polar provision of the treaty   
10> , 
11> _.  (   )

polar bear
1> _. ,   (Ursus maritimus)

polar fox
1> _.  (Alopex lagopus)

polar hare
1> _.   (Lepus arcticus)

polarimeter
1> _. 

polarimetry
1> _. 

Polaris
1> _.  

polariscope
1> - 

polarise
1> _. 
2> _. 
3>   
_Ex:
the society was polarised toward conservation of natural
resources      

4>    , 
_Ex:
this tactic polarised the political elements into Right and
Left camps        
 ( )
5>    ; , 
_Ex:
political forces had polarised into right and left extremes
      -
  

polarity
1> _. _. 
2>   (  . .); 
  ( -., -.)
3>  ,  (,  
. .)

polarizability
1> _. 

