priory
1>  ,  

prisage
1> _.     (   
 )
2> _.     ,   
    

Priscian
1>  (  VI .)
_Id:
to break Priscian's head   

prise
1> _.      
2> _.       
3> _. . _pl.  ,    
4> _. 
5>  
6> ,      
_Ex:
to prise the top of a bottle  
_Ex:
to prise open a box  
_Ex:
to prise planks apart  

prism
1> 

prismatic, prismatical
1> , 
_Ex:
prismatic, prismatical binoculars  

prismatoid
1> _. 

prismoid
1> _. 

prismy
1> , 

prison
1> 
_Ex:
prison sentence  ,  
_Ex:
prison clothes  
_Ex:
prison camp - ;  

_Ex:
keeper of a prison  
_Ex:
to cast (to throw) smb. into prison  -.  
_Ex:
to lie (to be) in prison    ( )
_Ex:
to be sent to prison     
_Ex:
to break (out of) prison, to escape from prison 
( )  
_Ex:
he's (been) in prison   ( )
2> , ; 
3>   
4> ,  

prison bird
1> _. , 
2> _.  , 

prison breach
1>   

prison breaking
1>   

prison editor
1> ""-, "  "

prison house
1>  ( .)

prison-bars
1>  
2>    ""

prison-breaker
1> ,  

prison-crop
1>  

prison-garb
1> _.  

prison-ship
1> _.  

prison-van
1> _.   (  ),
" ", ""

prison-yard
1>  

prisoner
1> , , 
_Ex:
prisoner of state, state prisoner  
_Ex:
prisoner of conscience  
_Ex:
political prisoner  
_Ex:
to keep smb. prisoner  -.  
2>  (. prisoner at the bar)
3>  (. prisoner of war)
_Ex:
to take (to make) smb. prisoner  -.  
4> , ; ,     . .
_Ex:
prisoner of love  
_Ex:
to be a prisoner to one's chair    
_Ex:
a bad cold kept me prisoner in my room  
   

prisoner's base
1>    ""

prisoners' bars
1>    ""

prissy
1> _. , , 
2> 
3> 
4> 
5> 

pristine
1> ; ; , 
2> , , 

prithee
1> _. _.  I pray thee
_Ex:
prithee keep silent  ( ), 

prittle-prattle
1> _. ,  
2>  

prius
1> _.  
2> -.   

privacy
1> ; 
_Ex:
to disturb (to invade) smb.'s privacy 
-. 
_Ex:
to live in absolute privacy    
()
_Ex:
privacy was impossible    
_Ex:
there is no privacy here      
2> , 
_Ex:
in the privacy of one's thoughts   ( ) 
()
_Ex:
I tell you this in strict privacy     
  ()
3> ,  
_Ex:
this is an invasion on my privacy    
 () 
4> _.  

privatdocent, privatdozent
1> -

private
1> _. 
_Ex:
private first class   
2> _pl.   
3> _.  
4> _. ,  
_Id:
in private , ;   ; 
 ;   
_Id:
can we discuss this in private     
   ?
_Id:
he drinks a great deal in private     
5> 
_Ex:
private property  
_Ex:
private hospital  
_Ex:
private road   
_Ex:
private sector of industry _.   
_Ex:
private enterprise () ; 

_Ex:
private bill _.  ; ,
   (  )
6> ; ; 
_Ex:
private office  () 
_Ex:
private secretary  
_Ex:
private house ,    
_Ex:
private opinion  () 
_Ex:
for my private use    
_Ex:
private life  () 
_Ex:
private income (money, means)  
_Ex:
private business (affair)  () 
_Ex:
private motives   
_Ex:
private letter  () 
_Ex:
private correspondence  
_Ex:
private and confidencial ,    (
 )
7> ,     
_Ex:
private meeting (sitting)  ; 

_Ex:
private negotiations (talks)  ()

_Ex:
private view   (,   . .)
_Ex:
private concert  
_Ex: "P." "  " (  )
8> , 
_Ex:
private person  
_Ex:
private wrong    
_Ex:
to speak in one's private capacity   
  ( )
9>     ,  
 
_Ex:
private member of Parliament  ,  
 
_Ex:
private life    (.  
 )
_Ex:
private eye _.  
10>  ( )
_Ex:
in private clothes   ()
11> , , ;   
_Ex:
private information ,   
_Ex:
keep it private     ,  
 
_Ex:
this is for your private ear    , 
 
_Ex:
he is very private about his affairs   
   
12> 
_Ex:
we are quite private here   ,   
 
13>  ( )
14> , 
_Ex:
private parts   

private law
1> _.  
2>   (   )

private-label
1>   
_Ex:
private-label merchandise    

privateer
1> _. 
2> _. ,     
3> _.  

privateering
1> _. 

privately
1>  
_Ex:
privately owned   ,   
_Ex:
I spoke to him privately about it      

_Ex:
he published the book privately    
 
_Ex:
I had done it privately      (
  . .)
_Ex:
he was educated privately     
2> ,  
_Ex:
privately, I think that...   , ...

privation
1> , 
_Ex:
to suffer many privations   
_Ex:
to live in privation   
2> _. ,  (-. )
_Ex:
privation of light  

privatism
1> _. _.   ;    ;
   

privatistic
1> _.   ;   
 
2>    , 
  

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

privatization
1> ; ,   


privatize
1> ; ,   


privet
1> _.  (Ligustrum vulgare)
2>     

privilege
1> ; 
_Ex:
personal privilege  
_Ex:
diplomatic privileges  
_Ex:
privilege of Parliament  
_Ex:
bill of privilege    ,   
 
_Ex:
writ of privilege    - 
 ,    
_Ex:
to converse with him is a hight (great) privilege 
  -  
_Ex:
it is my privilege to...   ( ) 
...
_Ex:
it was a privilege to hear him speak   
 
2> _. ;  (, 
   . .)
_Ex:
Executive privilege    

3>  _pl. _.     
 (. )
_Ex:
tax privilege  
4>  
5> (. from)  ( -.   . .)
6>  -.   

privileged
1> 
_Ex:
privileged classes  
_Ex:
least privileged  
_Ex:
privileged share _.  
_Ex:
privileged claim _.  , 
  
_Ex:
privileged deed _.   ,
   
_Ex:
I am privileged to be here   ( ) 
  
2> _. ;    
  
_Ex:
privileged communication () ,
       
 
3> _.    ;
      
 ( )

privily
1> _. ; ;  

privity
1> ; 
_Ex:
with the privity of smb.  -. 
2> , ()
_Ex:
he was suspected of privity to the plot   
   
3> _.     (
   . .)
4>    ,   
_Ex:
privity of contract  
5> _. = privacy
6> _. 
7> _.   

privy
1> ;  
2>  ( )
3> , , 
_Ex:
P. Council  
_Ex:
privy councillor   
_Ex:
P. Seal   
_Ex:
Lord P. Seal - 
_Ex:
privy purse " ",    
 ;  ,   
  (. Keeper of the P. Purse)
4> (to) ;  ( -.)
_Ex:
privy to the designs   
_Ex:
privy to the contract _.   
5> _. , , ; 
_Ex:
privy rooms  
_Ex:
privy chamber _.   ; 
6> , 
_Ex:
privy parts   

prix
1> _. 
2> _.  ( -. )
3> _. _. () 
4> _. 
5> _. , 
_Ex:
not at any prix   ;    
_Ex:
such losses were too hight a prix to pay for victory 
   
6> _.  ( )

prix fixe
1>  
2>   
3> ,   (.    )

prizable
1>  ; 

prize
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the Nobel prize  
_Ex:
prize list   ()
_Ex:
to win (to take) a prize   ()
2>  ( , )
_Ex:
to draw the first prize    
3>  , 
_Ex:
the great prizes of life   
4> _. ; ;    
_Ex:
prize of war  
_Ex:
prize court  
_Ex:
prize proceeding  
_Ex:
prize crew   (    )
_Ex:
naval prize law   
_Ex:
to make (a) prize of    
_Ex:
to become (a) prize of smb.   -. (
 )
5> ()   ,   
_Id:
see what a prize I have found!   ()
  !,    !
6> , 
_Ex:
prize essay ,   ()
_Ex:
prize ox -
7>  ,   
_Ex:
prize idiot _.  ; ,  
8>      
_Ex:
prize fellowship ,    
9>  , 
_Ex:
to prize the affection of one's frends  
 
_Ex:
we prize liberty more then life    
_Ex:
he prizes his honour above everything    
 
10> 
11> _.    
12> _. 
13>  
14> ,      
_Ex:
to prize the top of a bottle  
_Ex:
to prize open a box  
_Ex:
to prize planks apart  

prize fight
1>  -

prize money
1> _.   (   )
2> _.      
3>     ,   
(   , ,   . .)

prize ring
1> _. 
2>  

prize-day
1> _.    (   )

prize-fighter
1> -

prize-fighting
1>  

prize-giving
1> _.   

prizeable
1>  ; 

prizeman
1> 
_Ex:
prizeman in classic     
  (  )
2> ,  
_Ex:
the Nobel prizeman   

prizer
1>    

prizetaker
1> ;  ; ; 

prizewinner
1> ;  ; ; 
_Ex:
the Nobel prizewinner   

prizewinning
1>  ,   . .

pro
1> _. 
2> _. _.  probation
3> _.  ""
4>    -.
5> ,     -.; 
6> _. ,   -.
7> _. _.  prostitute 
8> _. _.  prophilactic  

pro and con
1> ""  ""
_Ex:
pros and cons  ""  ""
_Ex:
to weigh (to consider) all the pros and cons  
 ""  ""
_Ex:
we argued the matter pro and con   ,
  ""  ""

pro aris et focis
1> _.  

pro bono publico
1> _.   

pro et contra
1> _.   

pro forma
1> _.  ;  
_Ex:
pro forma account _.  
_Ex:
pro forma bill _.  
2> _.  ; ; 
_Ex:
pro forma account _.  

pro hac vice
1> _.   

pro memoria
1> _. _. " ",   (
 )

pro patria
1> _.  ,  

pro rata
1> _. ,  ,  

pro tanto
1> _. 

pro tem
1> _.  pro tempore

pro tempore
1> _. ,  , 
_Ex:
President pro tempore of the Senate _. 
  (  ,  -
   )
_Ex:
he was designated to act as consul pro tempore   
   

pro-
1>    : 
_Ex:
pro-rector 
_Ex:
proconsul 
_Ex:
pro-treasurer  
2>    :  -., 
-.
_Ex:
pro-German 
_Ex:
pro-fascist 
3>       
 : , ,  ( )
_Ex:
prologue 
_Ex:
propaedeutics 
_Ex:
prodromal 
4>       
 : ,  ( )
_Ex:
proscenium 
_Ex:
prognathous  (  )
5>     ( )

_Ex:
proceed 
_Ex:
proclaim 
_Ex:
produce 
_Ex:
progress 
_Ex:
prolong 
_Ex:
pronounce 

pro-am
1> _.      
2> _.    ,
-

pro-and-con
1>   ""  ""
_Ex:
they wasted a precious minute in pro-and-conning  
     ""  ""

pro-European
1>   () 
2>    " "
3> ,   ,  
   () 
4>     " "

pro-life
1>    ( , )

pro-marketeer
1>     " "

pro-rector
1> 

pro-vice-chancellor
1>      

pro-Western
1> 

proa
1>  (  )

probabilism
1> _. _. 

probabilistic
1> ,    
2> _. _. 

probability
1> 
_Ex:
calculus (calculation) of probability _. 

_Ex:
conditional (transition(al)) probability _. 

_Ex:
absolute probability  
_Ex:
a priory probability  
_Ex:
probability function _.  
_Ex:
in all probability   
_Ex:
there is every probability of success   
  
_Ex:
what are the probabilities?   ?
_Ex:
the probability is that he won't come  , 
 
_Ex:
there is a strong probability that...  ( )
, ...
2> ; 
_Ex:
reports devoid of all probability ,  


probability density
1> _.  

probability distribution
1> _.  

probable
1>  ,    . .
2> _.    
3> , 
_Ex:
probable results  
_Ex:
success is possible but hardly probable  ,
   
_Ex:
it seems probable that   
4> 
_Ex:
hardly probable story  
5> 
_Ex:
probable events  

probable cause
1> _.   (  )

probably
1> 
_Ex:
most probably   
_Ex:
it will probably rain ,  

probang
1> _. ,   ,   
      

probate
1>    ()
_Ex:
to grant probate  
2>   
3> _. 
4>        
 
_Ex:
probate court     
_Ex:
P., Divorce and Admiralty Division   
  ,      
_Ex:
probate duty  
5> . _.  

