ready-to-wear
1>  ( )

ready-witted
1> , ; 

reaffirm
1> () 

reafforest
1> _.    

reafforestation
1> _. 

reaganomics
1> _.    ,
""

reagent
1> _. , 
_Ex:
reagent paper  

reaggregate
1> _.     

reaggregation
1> ,  ( 
-. )

reaks
1> .  .  . .: _. , 

real
1> _. 
2>  , , ; , 
_Id:
are you for real? _. _.   ?,   !;
  ! (  )
_Id:
they were fighting for real     
3> , ,  
_Ex:
real events  
_Ex:
real life 
_Ex:
to constitute a real danger  () 
() 
_Ex:
a real oasis, not a mirage   ,   
_Ex:
these things are real and no fancies   
 ,    
_Ex:
you wouldn't find such a character in real life  
   
_Ex:
the characters in the play seem quite real   -
 
4> , 
_Ex:
real silk  
_Ex:
real gold  
_Ex:
real and paper flowers    
5> , , 
_Ex:
real friend  () 
_Ex:
a man's real character -.  
_Ex:
the real reason  () 
_Ex:
what is the man's real name?    ?
_Ex:
he is a real man   ,    

_Ex:
there is no real doubt about it     
 
6> _-. , 
_Ex:
a real nuisance  
7> , 
_Ex:
to feel real grief  
_Ex:
he has a real interest in art  - 
;     
8> ,  ( )
_Ex:
she is such a real person      
( )
9> _. 
_Ex:
real wages  
10> _. _. 
_Ex:
real property assets  
_Ex:
real servitude  
11> _.  ; 
12> ,    (
. ,   )
13> , 
_Ex:
real beauty  ,  
14> 
15> _. 
_Ex:
real time _.  
_Ex:
real image _.  
16> _. 
_Ex:
real action  
_Ex:
real security  
17> _. ; 
_Ex:
real number  () 
_Id:
the real thing  ;  ; ,
 ; " ",  (   );
" " (       . .)
_Id:
real money  ;  ; 

_Id:
the real presence _.   (
 )
18> _. ,  
19> . _. _-. , , 
_Ex:
a real fine day  
_Ex:
I was real glad    
_Ex:
it's real sweet! !,  !
20> (_pl. . reis) _.  (  
 )

real estate
1> _. _.  , 
2> _.    (  )
3>  ( , )

real tennis
1>    

real tillage
1> _-.  ;    

real-estate
1> _. _. ;   
_Ex:
real-estate loan  
_Ex:
real-estate bank  

real-time
1> _. ()   
_Ex:
real-time environment (mode)   
_Ex:
real-time processing      


realgar
1> _. 

realia
1> 
2> ,     ( 
)

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

realign
1> , 
2>  ()
3> _. 
4> ; 

realism
1> _.  (. logical realism)
2>  (. epistemological realism)
3>  ,  
4> , ;    
_Ex:
his realism caused him to give up his plan  
      
5> _. _. 
_Ex:
socialist realism  
6> () ; 
_Ex:
the noises that lend realism to radio drama , 
  

realist
1> 

realistic
1> , 
_Ex:
realistic planning  
_Ex:
realistic attitude  () 
_Ex:
his view of life is very realistic    
 
2> , 
_Ex:
let's be realistic     
3> _. _. 
_Ex:
realistic novel  
4> 
_Ex:
realistic description  

reality
1> , ;  
_Ex:
objective reality _.  
()
_Ex:
in reality  , ,   
2>  ; 
_Ex:
the grim realities of war  
_Ex:
we must stick to the realities   
3> ,   (-.)
_Ex:
the reality of our experience   
4> , 
_Ex:
belief in the reality of miracles   
5> , 
_Ex:
reproduced with startling reality   


reality therapy
1> _.  ""   (
)

realizability
1> , 
2>  

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

realization
1> , ,  (, );
  
_Ex:
the realization of one's hopes  
2> , 
_Ex:
to have a true realization of danger   
_Ex:
to have a true realization of one's position 
  
3> _. ,   , 
_Ex:
realization of goods  () 
4> , 
_Ex:
realization of a price  
5> _. , , 
6> _. 

realize
1> , ,  (, );
  
_Ex:
to realize a plan  (  ) 
_Ex:
to realize one's ambitions   

_Ex:
our hopes were realized   
2>  ;
() , 
_Ex:
to realize the difficulties   ()
 
_Ex:
to realize one's error   
_Ex:
I realize how it was done    (),
   
_Ex:
I fully (quite) realize the fact that...    
  , ...
_Ex:
I can hardly yet realize the full extent of my loss 
  ()    
3>  , , 
_Ex:
these details help to realize the scene  
   ()  
4> _. ,   , 
_Ex:
to realize securities   , 
   
_Ex:
the goods are difficult to realize   
;     
5> (on, from)  ();  (- 
 -.)
_Ex:
to realize a profit  
_Ex:
to realize a fortune  
_Ex:
he did not realize much for china figures  
   
_Ex:
from overseas sales he realized enough to equip a new workshop
    ,   

6>  ();   ( - )
_Ex:
the goods realized $100      

really
1> ,  ;   ;
-
_Ex:
what do you really think about it?     
  ?;      
?
_Ex:
things that really exist   
_Ex:
has he really gone?   ?
_Ex:
it was really my fault -,    
_Ex:
sixty is not really old   -    

2> _-. , , 
_Ex:
a really hot day   
_Ex:
a really gripping story   
_Ex:
a really beautiful necklace  
_Ex:
that really is too much!    
3> (  ) ,   
_Ex:
really, you must not say that ,    

_Ex:
well, really it is too bad of you , , ,
   
_Ex:
really, you're being ridiculous   ,  
  
4>  . . : _. ?,  !, ?,
 ()! ( , , , 
 . .)
_Ex:
not really!   !
_Ex:
we're going to Sochi this summer. - Oh, really?  
   . -  !
_Id:
really and truly ;  
_Id:
really and truly, you must not say such things  ,
    

realm
1> ; 
_Ex:
Peers of the R.  
_Ex:
the laws of the realm _.  ; 

_Ex:
persons who are out of the realm _. ,  
  ()
2> 
_Ex:
the realm of heaven  
3> , 
_Ex:
the realm of fancy  
_Ex:
the realm of science  
_Ex:
it is within the realm of possibility   
,    
4> _. _. 

realness
1> _. ,  (-.); 

2> ; , 

realtor
1> _.    

realty
1> _. _. ,  

ream
1>  ( , 480 )
_Ex:
printer's (perfect, long) ream   
(516 )
2> _pl. _. ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
reams of verses  () 
3> (. ream out) _. , ,

4> _.  
5> , ; 
6> ,  ;  
7>    

reamer
1> _. 
2> _.    , -
3>   ( )

reanimate
1> , ;   
2>   , () 
3> , ;   
4> 

reanimation
1> , ;   
2> ;  
3> _. 

reanimobile
1> _. ,  

reap
1> ;  (  . .)
2>    ();  
_Ex:
to reap wheat  (, ) 
_Ex:
to reap a field  
_Ex:
to reap a splendid harvest of maize  
 
3>  ( -.);  (-.)
_Ex:
to reap laurels  
_Ex:
to reap the fruits of a victory   
_Ex:
to reap glory  
_Ex:
to reap the consequences of one's folly  
 
_Ex:
to reap a harvest of trouble    
()
4> (from)  (  . .);  ( 
. .)
_Ex:
to reap a very good return from an investment 
    
_Ex:
I reap no benefit from it      

_Id:
to reap as one has sown  ,   
_Id:
to reap where one has not sown    

reaper
1> ; 
2> ,  
_Id:
the (Grim) R.   , 

reaper-binder
1> _-. -
_Ex:
reaper-binder twine  

reaper-thresher
1> _-.  

reaping
1> ;  , 
_Ex:
reaping time  , ;  

reaping machine
1> ,  

reaping thresher
1> _-.  

reaping-hook
1> 

reappear
1>  ;  , ;


reapperance
1>  ,   (-.);
 (-. );  (-.)

reappointment
1>   (       )
2> _.   

rear
1> 
_Ex:
in the rear  
_Ex:
to bring up (to close) the rear  ;
_.  
_Ex:
to take in (the) rear _.  ()  ;
   ()
_Ex:
to hang on the rear   
_Ex:
in (on) smb.'s rear  -.
_Ex:
to follow in the rear  ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
at (_. in) the rear of  (-.)
_Ex:
the garage is at (in) the rear of the house  
 
2> ,  
_Ex:
front and rear   
_Ex:
the rear of a house   
_Ex:
he moved to the rear of the hall     
3> _. 
4> _.  , 
5> _. ,   ()
_Id:
to the rear, march! , ! ()
6> ,  ; 
_Ex:
rear wheel  
_Ex:
rear entrance  ;  
_Ex:
rear view  
_Ex:
rear arch   
_Ex:
rear rank _.  
_Ex:
rear party _.   
_Ex:
rear traverse _.  
_Ex:
rear slope _.  ;  
7> _. 
_Ex:
rear boundary  
_Ex:
rear area ,  
_Ex:
rear services  
_Ex:
rear position   
_Ex:
rear headquarters   ()
8> _. 
_Ex:
rear control  ;    

_Ex:
rear armament   ()
_Id:
rear sight _. ;  ()
9> _.  (, )
_Ex:
to rear one's head   (. .)
_Ex:
counter-revolution reared its head  

_Ex:
to rear one's voice  (, ) 
_Ex:
to rear the banner of revolt _.   
10> _. 
_Ex:
to rear a monument  
_Ex:
to rear a mast  
_Ex:
to rear a ladder  
11> , ,  ()
_Ex:
to rear poultry  
12> _. , ,  ()
13> _. ,  ()
_Ex:
to rear a child  
_Ex:
the hen rears her brood    
14> _. , 
_Ex:
the mountains reared their crests into the clouds 
    
15> _. , , , 
16> _. ( rear up)   
17> _.    ()
18> _.   ,   ,  
19> _. 
_Ex:
he reared himself up     
20> _. ,   (  . .);
   ()
21> _. , 
22> _.  

rear admiral
1> -

rear echelon
1> _.   ()

rear-drive
1> _.  

rear-engined
1> _.    

rear-lamp
1>   ()

rear-light
1>   ()

rear-vassal
1> _. 

rear-view mirror
1> _.   ,   

rearer
1>  
2> _-. 
3> _-. 

rearguard
1> _. ;  ;  ; 
_Ex:
rearguard action  ;  
_Ex:
rearguard support   
2> _. _.  

rearm
1> 
2> 

rearmament
1> 

rearmost
1>  , ; 

rearrange
1> ,   
2> , 
3> , ; 

rearrangement
1>   
2> ; ,  

3> , ; 

rearward
1> _. _. ;  ; 
2> ; 
3> _. 
_Ex:
rearward services  
_Ex:
rearward zone  
4> , ;    
5> ;    
6> ;  
7> ;    
8> ;  

rearwards
1> ;    
2> ;  

reason
1> ; 
_Ex:
the reason of eclipses  
_Ex:
what is the reason of the tides?   ?
_Ex:
what is the reason of the dew?   ?
_Ex:
she had a reason for laughing      
_Ex:
by reason of..., for the reason that...   ,
..., - , ...
_Ex:
the scheme failed by reason of bad organization  
 -  
_Ex:
for no other reason than that I forgot _.   
,   
_Ex:
for reasons beyond control   
_Ex:
with reason  ,   
_Ex:
not without reason   
_Ex:
with good reason    (), 

_Ex:
he complains with reason     
2> () , , ; 
_Ex:
for economy reasons   
_Ex:
for family reasons   
_Ex:
for reasons of State . _.  

_Ex:
reasons for and against doing smth.    
-. 
_Ex:
to give reasons for one's preference   
_Ex:
to give reasons for doing smth.   ;
 ,   -.   
_Ex:
to prove with reasons  , 
 
_Ex:
I saw reason to suspect him     

_Ex:
I have good reason to fear that...    
(   ) , ...
_Ex:
I have good reasons for doing this    
 
_Ex:
did he give any reason?   -. ?; 
-    ?
_Ex:
give me your reasons for refusing   ,
   
_Ex:
alleging as his reason that...  , ...
_Ex:
the reason behind the proposal  
_Ex:
for reasons best known to oneself _.  -
 
_Ex:
I see no reason to do this    
 
_Ex:
all the more reason for going (why I should go) () 
  
_Ex:
the reason why I dislike him is...     ,
...
3> , ;  
_Ex:
a woman's reason _.  
_Ex:
reasons adduced _.   
_Ex:
to give (to yield, to render) (a) reason  ()
 (   . .)
4> _.   ()
5> , 
_Ex:
pure reason _.  
_Ex:
only man has reason   -  
6>   ( . )
_Ex:
bereft of reason 
_Ex:
to lose one's reason   , 
_Ex:
his reason failed him utterly   

_Ex:
he was restored to reason     (
)
7>  _.  , , 
_Ex:
to bring smb. to reason  -.
_Ex:
to listen to (to hear) reason   ;
   
_Ex:
to speak (to talk) reason  () 
_Ex:
you can't make him listen to reason, he will not listen to
reason      ,   
_Ex:
there is reason in what you say  ,   ,
  
_Ex:
contrary to reason     
_Ex:
it is quite within reason to suggest... 
...;  ,  ...
_Ex:
in reason   ;    
; 
_Ex:
everything in reason   
_Ex:
to pay anything in reason    
_Ex:
it is not in reason to expect me to...   
() ,  ...
_Ex:
I'm willing to do anything in reason    
  
_Ex:
out of all reason ;      
_Ex:
the price is out of all reason   
_Ex:
it cost me a sum out of all reason     

_Ex:
it stands to reason ; ; ; 
( );   
_Ex:
it stands to reason that...   
, ...;   , ...
_Ex:
as in reason    ;   
_Ex:
as reason was    
8> _.  ;
() 
_Ex:
it is reason, reason is  () 
_Ex:
it is no (not) reason  () 
_Ex:
it is but reason that I should rejoice  ,
  
9> ,  ();  ,

_Ex:
to reason about (of, on, upon) a subject  -.;
 (, )  -. 
_Ex:
to reason from premises    ; 
 
_Ex:
to reason from past experience    

_Ex:
to reason that...   , ...
_Ex:
we must reason from what is probable   
 
_Ex:
I reason in this way on the matter     
  ;    ()   
10> 
_Ex:
the ability to reason makes man different from animals
     
11> ; , ;  ()
_Ex:
to reason what is to be done ,  () 
_Ex:
to reason why smth. was done   , 
-.  
12> (with) ,  (-.)
_Ex:
we reasoned with him for an hour     
(  )
13> (into) ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to reason smb. into smth. (into doing smth.) 
-.  -.
_Ex:
to reason smb. into obedience  -. 
14> (out of)  ( -.)
_Ex:
to reason smb. out of smth. (out of doing smth.) 
-.  -.;  -.
_Ex:
to reason smb. out of his fears  -. 
  
_Ex:
to reason smb out of a false belief  -. 
  
15> . _p-p. , ; 
_Ex:
to reason that...  () , ...;
    , ...
_Ex:
you must reason your case a bit more   
 ()  
_Ex:
his speech was admirably reasoned   
 
16> (with) _. _.    ( -.)
_Id:
their's not to reason why (Tennyson)    
 

reason away
1>  
_Ex:
to reason a fear away    

reason down
1>    (  . .)

reason out
1> ;  ( -.)  
_Ex:
to reason out the answer to a problem   
;     
_Ex:
it's easy to reason out what the consequences of that action
will be  ,    
 

reasonable
1> , ; 
_Ex:
reasonable solution  
_Ex:
to take a reasonable view of smth.   -. 
()
_Ex:
you must (try to) be reasonable _.  ,
 ; 
2> 
_Ex:
reasonable claim  
_Ex:
reasonable suspicions  ( 
) 
_Ex:
reasonable excuse  
_Ex:
the reasonable wishes of the whole people  
 
_Ex:
there is a reasonable chance of success  
  ,    
_Ex:
I find it reasonable that he should do so  ,  
    
_Ex:
is the accused quilty beyond reasonable doubt?  
    ?
3> ; , , 
_Ex:
reasonable conditions _.  () 

_Ex:
on reasonable terms   
_Ex:
to be reasonable in one's desires   ()
  ,   
4> _. 
_Ex:
reasonable price  () 
_Ex:
reasonable rent  
_Ex:
strawberries are reasonable now  
_Ex: "Furnished apartment. R." "
. " ()
5> ,  
_Ex:
reasonable being  

reasonably
1> ; ; 
2> 
_Ex:
reasonably priced 
3> , ; _. . , 
_Ex:
reasonably good , ;  
4>   
_Ex:
I am reasonably sure     

reasoned
1> , , ; ,

_Ex:
reasoned refusal  
_Ex:
reasoned article  () 
_Ex:
reasoned exposition ()  
2> 
_Ex:
reasoned diet  

reasoning
1> ,   
_Ex:
power of reasoning  
2> , , ; 
_Ex:
there is no reasoning with her   ,  
;   

reasonless
1>   ; 
_Ex:
reasonless brute ,   ;
 
2> 
_Ex:
an utterly reasonless display of temper  
  
3> 
_Ex:
reasonless hostility  (    )


reassemble
1>  , 
2> _.  ()

reassembly
1> _.  ,  ()

reassert
1>  (  . .)
2>   (  . .)
3> ()   

reassess
1>   (  . .)
2>  ,  (  . .)

reassign
1>    
2> _. 
3> 

reassignment
1>   
2> _. 

reassurance
1> () , 
2> ; , 
3> 
_Ex:
to be a reassurance to smb.   () -.
4>   , ;  
5> _. , 

reassure
1> () , 
2> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
to reassure the public   
_Ex:
to feel reassured   , 
3> _. 

reassuring
1> , ; 
_Ex:
reassuring news  ;  
()
_Ex:
reassuring voice  

reata
1> _. 

reattach
1>  
2>  
3> _.  
4> _.   
5> _. 

reattachment
1> _.    ,  
2> _.   
3> _. 

Reaumur scale
1> _.   

reave
1> _. ,  (. reave away)
_Ex:
to reave cattle  
2> _. (from) 
_Ex:
to reave from earth to heaven     
3> _. (of) 
_Ex:
to reave of life  
_Ex:
reft of children  
_Ex:
trees reft of their leaves  
4> _. , 
_Ex:
to reave the country  
5> _. , ; 

reaver
1> _. 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
sea reaver , 

reb
1> _. _. (_.  rebel)    (
  1861-1865 .; . Johnny R.)

rebaptize
1> _.  
2>   , 

rebarbative
1> _. 
2> _. , , 

rebate
1> _. , ; ; 
_Ex:
deferred (freight) rebate    
_Ex:
to grant a rebate  
2> _.  
_Ex:
acceptance under rebate ,   
 (  )
3>   (   )
4> _. ;  
5> _. ,  (,  )
6> _.  ( );  ;  ()
7>   
8> _. , , ; ; 

rebec
1>  (    )

rebeck
1>  (    )

rebel
1> 
2> , ; 
_Ex:
a rebel in the home ,    ; 
3> _. ( R.) _.  (   
 1861-1865 .); 
4> _. ;
()    
5> 
_Ex:
the rebel army  
6> , , 
7> _. _. , ,    ,
  
_Ex:
R.States " ",   
_Ex:
rebel yell ()    
8>  , , ; , 
_Ex:
the troops rebelled  ;   
 ()
_Ex:
the tribes rebelled against their oppressors  
  
9> (. against) ,  ( -.);
 ;  (-.)
_Ex:
to rebel against an old custom    ,
  
_Ex:
to rebel against one's fate    
_Ex:
workers rebelled against an increase in their hours of work
      
10> (. against) _. 
_Ex:
such treatment would make anybody rebel  
   

rebeldom
1> _.  
2> _. _.   (   
   1861-1865 .)

