rand
1>  ( )
2> _. _. , 
3> ,   (  )
4>  (  - )

randan
1> _. ; , 
_Ex:
to be on the randan , 
2>     

randiness
1> 

random
1> 
_Ex:
at random , , 
_Ex:
chosen at random  
_Ex:
to speak at random  ; ,   
;   
_Ex:
to shoot at random   
_Ex:
to hit out at random   
2> _.  ,  
3> _.   
4>    , ; ;
; ; ;  
_Ex:
random remark  
_Ex:
random choice  ; -.  
_Ex:
random reading  ;  , 
  
_Ex:
random bullet  
_Ex:
random shot  ;  
_Ex:
random number _.  
_Ex:
random number generator _.  ()

_Ex:
random sample _.  
_Ex:
random operation _.  
_Ex:
random masonry _.    
_Ex:
random paving _.    
_Ex:
random lengths _.  ()  (
)
5> _.  ( )

random sampling
1> _.  

randomicity
1> _.  , 

randomization
1> _. ,  () 

randomizer
1> _.   

randomizing
1> _. 

randomness
1> , ,  

randomnicity
1> _. 

randy
1> _.  ; 
2> _.  , , 
3> _. ,  ( )
4> _. , ; , 
5> _. , 
_Ex:
to be randy for smth. _.   
  -.;     

ranee
1> _. ,  

rang
1> _p.  ring

range
1> ,  (  . .); , 
_Ex:
range work _.  
_Ex:
a range of mountains  
_Ex:
a long range of arches and bridges   
 
_Ex:
a fine range of cliffs   
2> , 
_Ex:
the whole range of events   ( ) 
3> _. ,  (, )
4> ; 
_Ex:
the tree is in range with the house    
  
_Ex:
the range of the strata is east and west  
   
5> , ; , ; , 
_Ex:
range of use  
_Ex:
range of influence  
_Ex:
range of activity  
_Ex:
the range of a science  () -. 
_Ex:
a vast range of knowledge   
_Ex:
a wide range of interests  ; 
 
_Ex:
Latin is out of my range  -     
_Ex:
the thorniest question in the whole range of politics 
    
_Ex:
his reading is of very wide range    

_Ex:
a piece that is not within my range () ,
    
_Ex:
a task well within his range    
6>  (. , )
7> _. , ,  (, )
_Ex:
price range  ()  ()
_Ex:
a wide range of prices    
8> 
9> _.  
_Ex:
the range of a voice  
_Ex:
mean range of the tide _.   
 
10> , ; 
_Ex:
the estate has a wide range   
_Ex:
a wide range of meadows  
11> _.  ;  ; 
_Ex:
visual range  ;   
,  
_Ex:
aural range  ;   
;  
_Ex:
range of operation  
_Ex:
range of vision ,  , 
12> _. 
_Ex:
frequency range _.  ,  
_Ex:
speed ranges   ()
_Ex:
range of contrast _. _.  
13> _.  (  . .)
14> _.  (  . .)
15> _.   
16> ; , 
_Ex:
range mark 
_Ex:
range estimation _.    
_Ex:
range of visibility  
_Ex:
at close range   , ;  
_Ex:
at long range   ; ; 
_Ex:
to find (to take) a range   (
);  
_Ex:
to be within effective range _.   
   (  . .)
17> _.  
18> _. ,  (; . range
capability)
_Ex:
combat (operational) range  
_Ex:
assigning range  
_Ex:
striking range 
_Ex:
within striking range    (
 )
19> _. 
_Ex:
range angle _.   ( )
_Ex:
range setting _.  
_Ex:
to lengthen the range  
20>     ;  ( .)
_Ex:
free range  ,  
_Ex:
to give a free range to one's fancy    ()

_Ex:
he has free range of the house     
21>  , 
22>  
23> _-.  
24> , ; 
_Ex:
range of commodities (of items)  ()
()
_Ex:
range of colours  
_Ex:
range of patterns   
_Ex:
a large range of motor-cars for sale   
 
_Ex:
a narrow range of choice  ;   

_Ex:
full range of sizes   
25> _.  ,  
_Ex:
the Appalachian range  
26> _. 
_Ex:
aperture range _.  
_Ex:
tonal range _.  ;  
_Ex:
range of temperature  
27> _. ;   (); 
 ()
28> _.     (, )
29> _. ,  ()
30> _.  ,  ()
_Ex:
final range  
31> _. 
_Ex:
reduction range _. _.  
_Ex:
range of magnification _. _.  
32> _. , 
33> _.   ( )
34> _.  , 
_Ex:
Hamburg-Antwerp range     
_Ex:
Atlantic R.    
35> _. 
36> _. ,  (. range area); 
_Ex:
test range  
_Ex:
range practice ,  
_Ex:
range dummy  
37> _.  ()
38> _. _.    
39> _.   ( )
40>   ; ,   
_Ex:
to range soldiers  
_Ex:
to range books on a shelf according to size  
   
41> . refl ,   (); ,
  
_Ex:
they ranged themselves along the curb   

42> (along) ;   (-.)
_Ex:
houses that range along the railway ,  
  
_Ex:
the mountains range north and south   
   
43> (with)   (-.)
_Ex:
the line of cliffs ranges very closely with the river 
    
44> (with)     ( -.)
_Ex:
our house ranges with the next building    
    
_Ex:
books that range well with one another ,  
; ,    
45> (with, among)    ,  ;
   (-., -.)
_Ex:
he ranges with (among) the great writers     
  ;      
46> (. pass)   
_Ex:
to be ranged against smb., smth.   -., -.;
      -., -.
_Ex:
to be ranged with (on the side of) smb., smth.  
 -., -.;   -., -.
_Ex:
they were ranged against us   ()
 
_Ex:
they were ranged among the rebels    

47> (with, against)   -. 
_Ex:
to range oneself on the side of law and order  
   
_Ex:
to range oneself against smb.   -.
_Ex:
they ranged themselves around him    
48> _.  ( ),  ( -. )
49> (from, between)    
_Ex:
prices ranged between 2 and 10 shillings  
 2  10 
_Ex:
the children ranged in age from two to five years 
      
_Ex:
reactions to the news range from hostility to cautious
optimism      : 
,    
50> (. over, through) , ; ;

_Ex:
to range forests   
_Ex:
to range the seas  
_Ex:
to range through the woods in search of game   
  
_Ex:
to range the whole world   ;  
 
51>  ( );  ( )
_Ex:
to range far and wide (in a speech)   ,
   ( )
_Ex:
to range one's eyes round smth.   -.
_Ex:
his eyes ranged over the audience    

_Ex:
his thoughts ranged over past, present and future 
   ,   
_Ex:
his fancy ranged over many subjects    
   
52>  (   . .)
_Ex:
researches ranging over a wide field , 
 
_Ex:
his studies range over many langauges   
  
53> ; ;  
;   , 
_Ex:
to range plants according to genus and species
     
_Ex:
to range smth. in a class  -.  -. 
_Ex:
to range into classes   ,

54> _. ,   
_Ex:
to range golden hair   
55> , 
_Ex:
to range a gun on a particular object   
 
_Ex:
to range down _.  
_Ex:
to range up _.  
56> _. _. (over) , 
57> _.  ,    (. range
ahead)
58> _. ,  (. range by)
59> _.   ()
60> _. ,  ( -.   
-. )
61> _-.     
62> _.  ()
63> (along, about) _.   (); 
, 
_Ex:
to range (along) the coast   
64> _.   
65> _.    ;  
 ;  (. range in)
_Id:
to range oneself _.  ( )
66>   (. kitchen range)
_Ex:
gas range  
67> _. , 
_Ex:
dyeing range   ;  

range control
1> _.    

range-card
1> _.  
2> _.  

range-finder
1> 
2> _. 

range-finding
1> _. ,  

range-pole
1> _. _.  ; ,  

range-table
1> _.  

rangeland
1>   

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

4>  (  . .)
5> _.  ,  
6> (R.) _.  (
- )
7>  (   )

rangette
1>  (  )

ranging
1> _.  , 
2> _.  
3> 
4> _.  ()
5> _.  ( )
_Ex:
ranging salvo  
_Ex:
ranging fire 
_Ex:
ranging mark , 
_Ex:
ranging device  

ranging rod
1> _. _.  ; ,  

rangy
1> . _. ,  (   . .)
2> . _. ,  (   )
3> . _. ,  (.  )
4> . _. _. 

rani
1> _. ,  

ranine
1> _. 
2> _. 

rank
1> 
_Ex:
a rank of shelves  
_Ex:
the ranks of the unemployed  
2> _. 
_Ex:
to break the ranks   ;  (
)
_Ex:
to close ranks  , 
_Ex:
to join the ranks   
3> _. (the ranks) ;  
_Ex:
to join the ranks    
_Ex:
to return to the ranks     
4>     (. other ranks)
_Ex:
to be commissioned from the ranks   
  
_Ex:
to reduce to the ranks   
_Ex:
to rise from the ranks      
5> ,  
_Ex:
to form a crowd into rank   ( , )
6> ; ; ; ,  ;
 (  . .)
_Ex:
rank badge _.  
_Ex:
the rank of admiral  ;  
_Ex:
the rank of marquis  
_Ex:
all ranks _. _.   ;   
;   
_Ex:
minister of State with Cabinet rank  ,
  ( )
_Ex:
to take rank with smb. _.      -.;
     -.
_Ex:
to advance in rank _.    

_Ex:
to take rank immediately after the Ambassador  
    
7> , , 
_Ex:
people of all ranks    
_Ex:
a poet of the highest rank  
_Ex:
artist of the second rank  () 
_Ex:
writer not in the first rank  
_Ex:
he is in the highest rank among scholars  
 
_Ex:
a mind of the highest rank  () 
_Ex:
the lowest ranks of the clergy  
_Ex:
to take rank as ;  -. 
_Ex:
the book takes rank as one of the best treatises on the
subject       
 
_Ex:
he soon took rank as a leading attorney    
  
8>  
_Ex:
rank and fashion  
_Ex:
persons of rank ;  
_Ex:
pride of rank , 
9> _. 
10>  
_Ex:
the taxi at the head of the rank    
11>   (  )
_Id:
rank has its privilege "   "; 
   
_Id:
to pull (one's) rank (on)     ;
   ; ,
;  ;  
 -. (.      . .)
12>   ;   
_Ex:
to rank books on a shelf    
13>   ;   
14>  
_Ex:
to rank past ;   
15> _. ,    
 
16> ;   -. ; 

_Ex:
to rank smb. as a great essayist  -. 

_Ex:
to rank Dante above Shakespeare    
_Ex:
I rank his abilities very high     
_Ex:
his name will be ranked with the great names of history 
       
17>   -. 
_Ex:
to rank among the best    
_Ex:
to rank second to none   ,  
 
_Ex:
to rank among the first    () 
_Ex:
to rank as a citizen   , 
 
_Ex:
archbishops rank with dukes    
  (    . .)
_Ex:
Keats will always rank with (among) the greatest English
poets       
 
_Ex:
he ranks among (with) the failures    

18>  -. 
_Ex:
to rank third   ,  
_Ex:
to rank above smb.   -.
_Ex:
to rank after smb.    -. (
)
_Ex:
to rank below the average    ( )
 
19> _.    ;  
_Ex:
to rank smb. in age   -.  
_Ex:
a colonel ranks a major     
20> _.   
21> , ,  ( ); 

_Ex:
the roses are growing rank   
22> 
_Ex:
rank with weeds  
23> _-. ,  ( )
_Ex:
rank clay  
24> , , , 
_Ex:
rank butter  
_Ex:
rank fish  
_Ex:
rank smell , 
_Ex:
to grow rank , , 
_Ex:
lanes and alleys rank with filth  
_Ex:
my offence is rank, it smells to heaven (Shakespeare)
   
25> _-. , 
_Ex:
rank treason  
_Ex:
rank cowardice  
_Ex:
rank lie  
_Ex:
rank injustice  
_Ex:
rank malice  
26> _-. , ; 
_Ex:
rank nonsense  ;  
_Ex:
rank swindler  
_Ex:
rank pedantry  
_Ex:
rank outsider   
27> , , 

rank and file
1> _.  ; ; 
2>   (-.   . .);
  (  . .)
3> ,  ; 

rank off
1>   ;  , 

rank-and-file
1> ; 

rank-and-filer
1>  

ranked player
1> _.  

ranker
1>  ()
2>   ()
3> ,   

ranking
1> ; 
2> _.    
_Ex:
to achieve ranking     ;
  
3> _. ,    
4> _. ,    ,   . .
_Ex:
ranking element _.   (- )
_Ex:
ranking member   ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
the ranking member of the embassy  
5> _. _.   
6> _. ;   
_Ex:
ranking representatives  
_Ex:
a ranking economist  
_Ex:
a ranking American historian    ( 
)  
_Ex:
second ranking member of...    
(  . .)
7> _. , 
_Ex:
a ranking place in the economic structure   
 
8> _. , 

rankle
1> ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
to rankle in the heart  
_Ex:
it rankled with her   ;    
  
2> ,   ( )
_Ex:
the wound still rankles    
3>    . .
4>  (  . .);    ; 
(-.)
5> ,  ( ); ,  
( )

rankling
1>  ;  
2> ; 
3>  ( , )
4>  (   . .)
_Ex:
rankling injustice ,   
5> ,  ( )

rankness
1>  
2>  
3> ,  ()

ransack
1> (for) ,  (,   . .);
   (-.)
_Ex:
to ransack a cupboard for a lost article  
 ()    
_Ex:
to ransack the town for a book     
() 
_Ex:
they have ransacked the room to find the letter  
,    
_Ex:
ransack your pockets for some more money   ,
    
2>  ,   . .
_Ex:
to ransack one's conscience   
_Ex:
to ransack one's memory for forgotten things   ,
  
_Ex:
to ransack one's brain  () , 
  
3> ; ; , 
_Ex:
to ransack a city  
_Ex:
to ransack smb.'s pockets  -. 
_Ex:
the palace was ransacked of its valuables  
  

ransom
1> 
_Ex:
to hold smb. to ransom    -.
_Ex:
a king's ransom  ,  
_Ex:
ransom price  ;   
2> _. ;   (  )
3> _. 
_Ex:
Order of Our Lady of R. _.  -
4> ,  
_Ex:
his wife ransomed him at a heavy price   ,
  
5>   ( -.)
6>   
7> _. 

ransomer
1> (R.) _. ,  ( )
2> (R.) _.   -

rant
1> _.  ,  ; ;

_Ex:
the passage is pure rant      
2> _. , 
_Ex:
a rant against smth.   -.
3> _.  ;   ;
 
_Ex:
to rant out a speech  
4> _. (at, against)   (
-., -.)
_Ex:
he ranted at the boy, who paid no attention   
,        

rantan
1> _. ; , 
_Ex:
to be on the rantan , 

ranter
1> _. ,  (   . .)

ranunculaceous family
1> _.   (Ranunculaceae)

ranunculi
1> _pl.  ranunculus

ranunculus
1>  (Ranunculus)

raob
1> (_.  radiosonde observation) _.  
   

rap
1>  
_Ex:
to get a rap over (on) the knuckles (the fingers) 
  
2> () 
_Ex:
there was a rap on the window   - 
3> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
to beat the rap  ;   
_Ex:
to take the rap  ,   
4> _. ; 
5> _. _. 
_Ex:
to give smb. a rap  -.;   
6>  (     --; . rap
music)
7>  
_Ex:
to rap smb.'s knuckles (smb.'s fingers), to rap smb. over
the knuckles (over the fingers)  -.  
_Ex:
some students were rapped on the knuckles for not submitting
their papers on time     , 
     
_Ex:
the chairman rapped the table    

_Ex:
the chairman rapped the meeting to order  
 (  )
8> , 
_Ex:
to rap at a door   
_Ex:
he rapped on the table     
9>  ()
10>  ; 
11> , 
12> _. ;  ( )
13>  (  . .)
14> _. _.    
15> ; ; 
_Ex:
it isn't worth a rap    
_Ex:
I don't care a rap  
16> _. ,  
17> _. , 
_Ex:
to rap and rend   
18> _. ,  ( )
19> _. _. () ;   ;

_Ex:
to get into a rap with smb.   -.
20> _. _.  ;  
;   ( -.)
21> _. _. ; ; 
(-., -. ,   . .)

rap ground
1>  

rap out
1> ;  ();  ()
_Ex:
to rap out oaths  
_Ex:
to rap out one's words  ;   
_Ex: "Stand still", he rapped out " ", -
 
2> 
_Ex:
to rap out a message   (. 
 )
_Ex:
to rap out a tune on the piano   


rap parlor
1> _. _.  ;  

rap session
1>   -. ;  
 

rap sheet
1> _. ;  ( )

rap up
1> _. _. , 
_Ex:
they couldn't rap him up enough then     
 

rapacious
1> , 
2> , 
_Ex:
rapacious invaders -
3>  ( )

rapacity
1> , 
2> 

rape
1> 
_Ex:
to commit a rape  
_Ex:
statutory rape _.    ,  

2>  (. )
_Ex:
the rape of the Sabines  
3> _. ; ; 
_Ex: "the R. of the Lock" " " (
 .)
_Ex:
rape of forest   
4> ;    
5>  (); 
6> _. , ,  (-.)
7> _.  (Brassica napus)
_Ex:
bird rape   (Brassica campestris)
_Ex:
broom rape  (Orobanche)

rape oil
1>  

rape-cake
1> _-.  

rapeseed
1> _.  

Raphaelesque
1> ,  ,  ,   

Raphaelite
1> , ,    

raphe
1> _. ,  , 
2> _.  

rapid
1>  ; 
_Ex:
to shoot rapids   () 
2> , 
_Ex:
rapid movement  
_Ex:
rapid gait  ,  
_Ex:
rapid worker  
_Ex:
rapid thinker   
_Ex:
rapid river  () 
_Ex:
rapid flow  
_Ex:
rapid events   
_Ex:
rapid boiling  
_Ex:
rapid erosion _.  
_Ex:
rapid return _.    
_Ex:
rapid steel _.  
_Ex:
rapid heart _.  , 
_Ex:
rapid consumption _.  
_Ex:
rapid analysis _. -
_Ex:
to take a rapid glance   , 

3> ;  (  )
4>  (   . .)
_Ex:
rapid descent  
_Ex:
there was a rapid rise in the highway     
5> _.  ( ); 
(   )

Rapid Deployment Force
1>   

rapid eye movement
1> _.  ,  ,   
  ( )

rapid fire
1> _.  

rapid transit
1>   (. )

rapid-fire
1> _. 
2> 
_Ex:
rapid-fire talk   
_Ex:
to answer rapid-fire questions   , 
  

rapid-setting
1> _. , 

rapid-transit
1>  (.   )

rapidamente
1> _. , 

rapidity
1> , 
2> _. , 
3> _.  ()

rapier
1> 
_Ex:
rapier glance _.  

rapier-thrust
1>  
2>  ;   ,   

rapine
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
beasts of rapine  

rapist
1> ;   

rapparee
1> _. _. ; 
2> _. , ; , 

rappee
1>     

rappel
1>    ()

rapper
1> _.  
2> , 
3> _. _.  , .    . .
4>  

rapping
1>  ;  (.  
)
2>  ()

rapport
1> , ; 
2> ; , 
_Ex:
en (in) rapport  ;   

rapporteur
1> _. 

rapprochement
1> _.  (.  )

rapscallion
1> , ; ; 

rapt
1> , 
_Ex:
a rapt look  
_Ex:
to listen with rapt attention    
2> ,  (-.)
_Ex:
rapt in a book   
_Ex:
rapt in contemplation   
_Ex:
rapt in some taask  -. 
3>  ( )
4>  ()
5> _. 
_Ex:
rapt (up) into heaven    
6> _p.  _p-p.  rap

raptor
1> _. 

raptorial
1> _. 

rapture
1> ;  ; 
_Ex:
to be in (to go into) raptures over smth.   
( )  -.,    ;
,  -.
_Ex:
a place that strangers fell into raptures with ,
      
2>  (-.)
_Ex:
the rapture of Proserpine  
3> . _. , 
4> _. ;    
5> ;   ,  

rapture of the deep
1>  

raptured
1> , ;   

rapturize
1> _.   ,  ;  ,

2> _. 

rapturous
1> _. , 
_Ex:
rapturous applause  
2> _. , 
_Ex:
rapturous girl  

raptus
1> _. 

raquetball
1>   

raquette
1>  (   ,   . .)

