positivist
1> 

positivistic
1> 

positivity
1> _. _. 

positron
1> _. 

positronium
1> _. 

posnet
1> _. _.       

posology
1> ;   ,   

pospolite
1> _.  

posse
1> . _. _. _.  ,  
  ,  , 
  . .
2> . _.  
3> . _. ; ; 
_Ex:
a whole posse of enthusiasts   
_Id:
in posse  

posse comitatus
1> _. _.  ,    
,  ,   
. .

possess
1> , 
_Ex:
to possess property  
_Ex:
to possess courage  
_Ex:
to possess sprinting ability _.   
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
to possess oneself of smth.  -.; 
-.
3>  (, ,   . .);
 ()
_Ex:
to possess oneself (one's soul, one's mind)  ,
  ()
_Ex:
to possess one's soul in patience  ()

_Ex:
he possesses his soul in peace    
4> ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
melancholy possesses him    
_Ex:
a demon possessed her    
_Ex:
what possessed him to act so?   () 
  ?
5> _.  (); , 
_Ex:
to possess Greek poetry   
6> (of, with) _. , 
_Ex:
he possessed them of the facts   ()
 
7>  

possessed
1>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
he was possessed with rage    
_Ex:
she is possessed by envy   
2> , 
3> _. _.  
4>  ,  , ,
  . .
5> (of) ,  -.
_Ex:
he is possessed of intelligence and ambition    
 
_Ex:
possessed of land  

possession
1> , 
_Ex:
naked possession _.    

_Ex:
writ of possession _.     (-.) 
 
_Ex:
in smb's possession, in the possession of smb. 
-. 
_Ex:
to be in possession of smth.  -.
_Ex:
to take (to get) possession of smth.   -.,
 -.;  -.,  -.
_Ex:
to come (to enter) into possession of a fortune 
  
_Ex:
to remain in possession of the field _. 
   
_Ex:
old ideas still keep possession of them    
    ()
_Ex:
to be in possession of the House _.  ( ),
 
_Ex:
the information in my possession ,  
 
_Ex:
in full possession of his faculties  ( 
)   
2>  _pl. , ; 
_Ex:
his personal possessions   
_Ex:
a man of great possessions  
3> ,  
_Ex:
territorial possessions  
_Ex:
foreign (overseas) possessions  
4> ; 
5> _.  , , 
6> _. , 
_Ex:
in this crisis his possession was admirable  
      
_Id:
possession is nine points (tenths) of the law _. 
     

possessioner
1> _. 

possessive
1>  
2>  
3>  () 
4>   
_Ex:
possessive rights  
5> 
_Ex:
possessive instinct  
_Ex:
possessive wife -
6> _. 
_Ex:
possessive case  
_Ex:
possessive pronoun  

possessiveness
1>  ,  

possessor
1> , ; 
2> _.     

possessory
1>   ; 
_Ex:
possessory spirit  
_Ex:
possessory lord  
2> _. , 
_Ex:
possessory action  () 
3>  -.

posset
1> "",    ,   ,
 
2>    
3> _.   (),  ();
 ( );  ( )
4> _.  (  )

possibility
1> , 
_Ex:
possibility of success  
_Ex:
within the range (the bounds) of possibility  

_Ex:
a degree of possibility  
_Ex:
there's no possibility of recovery   
 
_Ex:
there is no possibility of my going there 
 (),    
_Ex:
if by any possibility I am not there...  
-.  (, -.)  
 ...
2>  _pl. , ,   
_Ex:
infinite possibilities  ()

_Ex:
to have great possibilities   
_Ex:
to foresee all possibilities    (
 )
_Ex:
to allow for all possibilities  
_Ex:
the new invention contains wonderful possibilities 
   
_Ex:
there are great possibilities in this scheme   
 (  )

possible
1> 
_Ex:
the limits of the possible  
_Ex:
to do one's possible   , 
 
2> _. _.   
_Ex:
total possible  
3> ,  ,   
  . .
4> , ;  
_Ex:
possible housing site    

_Ex:
possible ore _.  ()  
_Ex:
that's quite possible   
_Ex:
rain is possible today   
5> , 
_Ex:
to give as many details as possible (all possible details)
  
_Ex:
it is not possible to see the patient today   
() 
_Ex:
how is it possible to get out of it?    
  (  )?
_Ex:
it's possible for you to do this    
_Ex:
if possible  
_Ex:
as soon as possible   
_Ex:
as early as possible   
_Ex:
as much as possible  
_Ex:
as far as possible  
_Ex:
we live in the simplest possible way   
() 
_Ex:
what possible interest can you have in it?   
 ?
6> _. , 
_Ex:
possible answer  (  ) 
_Ex:
he is not a possible person    ,
     

possibly
1> , ,  
_Ex:
he may possibly recover , , 
_Ex:
the story is true, possibly   (), 
 
2> _.   ,  ;   
_Ex:
I cannot possibly do it      
_Ex:
as soon as I possibly can    
_Ex:
how could you possibly think so?    ?
_Ex:
it can't possibly do him any harm   ,  
    

possie
1> _. _. _. ; ; 

possum
1> _. 
_Ex:
to play possum  ,   ;
   
2> _. _.   
_Ex:
all this time I was possuming sleep    
 

post
1> 
_Ex:
telegraph post  
2> _.  (   ; . the starting 
winning post)
_Ex:
slalom post   
3> , , 
4> _. _.  (,    . .);
, ; , ; ; 
5> _. 
6> _.    
7> _.   (. post stone)
8> _.  (, )
9>   (, )
10> _. 
_Id:
between you and me and the post   ()
_Id:
on the right side of the post   
_Id:
from post to pillar     
_Id:
(as) deaf as a post  
_Id:
to kiss the post _.   ;  
_Id:
to leave smb. at the post  -.,  
_Id:
pipped (beaten) at (on) the post  
()     (  )
11> ,  (,   . .;
. post up)
_Ex:
to post (up) an advertisement  
_Ex: "post no bills!" "  "
()
12>  ,  (  . .)
13> ,  ( -.)   (-.) 
 , ,   . .
_Ex:
to post a ship as missing      
_Ex:
to post a reward  ( )  
_Ex:
to post a member    ( ,
  . .)
14> ,  -.   
_Ex:
to be posted for night duty     
 
15>   ,   
(  )
16> _.     ,
    . .
_Ex:
he posted his land against fishing     
 
17>   -.
_Ex:
to post a person as a coward   , 
 
18> _. _.  
19> 
_Ex:
by return post   
_Ex:
by registered post  
_Ex:
(by) the first post  
_Ex:
to catch the post  ( )   
_Ex:
to send (to transmit) by (the) post   
20>  ;  
_Ex:
to take letters to the post    
21>  
22> ; 
_Ex:
the post came late this morning    

23> _.    ;  ;
 
24> _.   
25> _. _. 
26> () 
27>   ( - 15.5  19.25 .;  -
15.25  19 .)
28>    ,     "general post"
   (. general post)
29> _.  (   )
30> _.      
31> , 
_Ex:
he ran post for the doctor    
32>   ,    
33>   ,  
34> ,    (  
)
35> ,  (. post off)
_Ex:
post off at once and waste no time!   
()    !
36> . pass ,   (. post up)
_Ex:
I'll keep you posted _.       
37> _.  ()   (. post up);
   ;  , 
  
38> , ; 
_Ex:
diplomatic post  
_Ex:
key post  
_Ex:
to remain at one's post   () )
_Ex:
to hold a good post   
39> _. 
_Ex:
off post  ;     
_Ex:
to take post _.      20
  
_Ex:
to leave (to quit, to abandon) one's post   
, 
_Ex:
a sentry at his post   
40> 
_Ex:
to take post    
41>  , 
42>  
43> _. 
_Ex:
command post  
44> _. _. ;   ()
_Ex:
post commander  
_Ex:
post executive  
_Ex:
post hospital  
45>   (   . .)
_Ex:
trading post ,  
46> _.  
47> _-. 
48> _. ()    
49> _. _.     
50>    ()
51>  pass , 
_Ex:
she posted herself at the door    
52> _.  
53> _.   
54> _. 
55> _.   
_Ex:
first post   ()

post area
1>   

post captain
1>     ""
2> _.  I 
3> _.    20   

post entry
1>      ,
   ( )
2>      
 . .
3> _.   

post exchange
1> _. _.   - 

post factum
1> _. ;  

post house
1> _. _.  
2> _.  

post meridiem
1> _.   (. .  _.  p.m.)

post mortem
1> _.  

Post Office
1>  

post office
1> ,  ,  
_Ex:
General Post Office   ( )
_Ex:
post office order    
_Ex:
post office receipt  
_Ex:
post office box   
_Ex:
post office savings bank    

_Ex:
post office car _.  
2>  
3> _. "",    

post paper
1>   ( - 15.5  19.25 .;  - 15.25
 19 .)

post partum
1> _. 
_Ex:
post partum fever  

post time
1>   

post-
1> _pref.  ,    :
2> ,  ( )
_Ex:
post-war 
_Ex:
post-glacial 
_Ex:
post-natal 
3> ,  ( )
_Ex:
postposition 
_Ex:
postpalatal 
_Ex:
postscenium   

post-bag
1>  
2> _. , 

post-bellum
1> 
2>       (
1861-1865 .)

post-boost vehicle
1> _.  ,   ()

post-copyright
1> ,      


post-diluvial
1> _. 
2>    

post-exilian
1> _.      


post-exilic
1> _.      


post-fade
1>    ( )

post-flight, postflight
1> _. _. ;   
_Ex:
post-flight, postflight examination  
_Ex:
post-flight, postflight report   

post-free
1>    
2>  

post-glacial
1> _. 

post-horn
1> _.  

post-horse
1> _.  

post-impressionism
1> _. 

post-impressionist
1> 
2> _. 

post-mortem
1> _.  post-mortem examination _.  ,

2>     ( )   
3> _.  ( )
4> _.      (,
  . .)
5> 
_Ex:
post-mortem examination _.  , 
_Ex:
post-mortem poison  
6>    -.; 
_Ex:
post-mortem debate (discussion) , , 
7>   

post-obit
1> _.      

2> _.     (-.) 
_Ex:
post-obit bond ,   
-. 

post-operative
1> _. 

post-paid
1>    

post-painterly
1>       
  (  )

post-Pliocene
1> _. 
2> _. 

post-process inspection
1> _.  ()  ()

post-surgical
1> _. 

post-synch
1> _. _.  post-synchronize _. 
     ,  

post-synchronization
1> _.  ,  
(  ) 

post-synchronize
1> _.      
,  

post-teen
1> ,     19 

post-teens
1> _.     19 

post-tension
1>  ()  

post-town
1>       

post-woman
1> -

postage
1>  ;  
_Ex:
postage free    ;  
 
_Ex:
postage rates  
_Ex:
postage included    
_Ex:
to collect the postage   
2> _.    ()

postage stamp
1>  

postal
1> _. _. ()   ( 
,  );
() ,    , 
 
2> 
_Ex:
postal address  
_Ex:
postal order   
_Ex:
postal rate     
_Ex:
postal car _.  
_Ex:
postal tube       
_Ex:
postal note _.       
_Ex:
postal service  
_Ex:
Universal P. Union   
_Ex:
postal convention  

postal card
1> _. ()   (  ,
 )
2>  , 
_Ex:
pictorial (picture) postal card  
3> _. () ,    ,
  
_Ex:
postal card chess     

postaxial
1> _. _. , 

postbox
1>  

postboy
1> 
2> 

postbreeding
1> _.    

postcard
1>  , 
_Ex:
pictorial (picture) postcard  
2> _. () ,    ,
  
3>   

postchaise
1> _.  , 

postclassic, postclassical
1>      ( ,
  . .)

postcoach
1> _.  , 

postcode
1>   ( )

postcommunion
1> _.  

postcondition
1> ;  

postdate
1> ,    
2>    
_Ex:
magazine postdateed by a day ,  

3>      
4> ,   (-.)

postdeadline
1>      

postdeb
1> _. _.  postdebutante ,  
  

postdebutante
1> ,     

postdiluvian
1> ,     
2>    

postdoctoral
1> ,       

2>       


postdoctorate
1> ,       


poste restante
1> " " (    . .)
2>       

posted price
1>   (.,   )

postediting
1> _.  (  
   )

postembryonic
1> _. 

postemergence
1> _-.  
_Ex:
postemergence treatment  

postenumeration
1>     
2>   

poster
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
poster designer (artist) 
2>  ,   . .
3> (-poster)    : _. 
; 
_Ex:
four-posted bed    
4>  ,   . .
_Ex:
to poster the walls   
5> 
_Ex:
the campaign was well postered   

6> _.  
7> _.      

poster session
1>   (    
   )

