rechristen
1>  
2>   ; , 

recidivism
1> 
2> _. ,  
_Ex:
recidivism in mental patients   


recidivist
1> _. 
2>  

recidivous
1> _. , 
2> _. 

recipe
1>  (, _. )
2> (for)   (-.); , () 
( -.)
_Ex:
a recipe for happiness  

recipe-book
1>  

recipiency
1> ; , 
2> 

recipient
1> _. 
2> _. ,  (.   )
3> _. 
_Ex:
garbage recipient 
4>   ()
5> 
_Ex:
recipient countries ,    ;
-
6> 

reciprocal
1> ;   
2> _.  
3> , 
_Ex:
reciprocal affection  () 
_Ex:
reciprocal concessions  
_Ex:
reciprocal understanding 
_Ex:
reciprocal reference   ( )
_Ex:
reciprocal mistake  
_Ex:
reciprocal reaction _.  () 
_Ex:
reciprocal devastation in a nuclear war 
  
4> _.  ;
()   
_Ex:
reciprocal treaty    
_Ex:
reciprocal contract _.  ,
 
_Ex:
on a reciprocal basis   
5> , ; , ;

_Ex:
a treaty providing for reciprocal privileges ,
  (, ) 
6> _. 
_Ex:
reciprocal ratio _.   ; 

_Ex:
reciprocal motion - 

reciprocal pronoun
1> _.  

reciprocality
1> , 
_Ex:
reciprocality agreement    
_Ex:
reciprocality law _.  ; _. 

_Ex:
on the basis (footing) of reciprocality   
2>  (, )
3> 

reciprocally
1> , 
2>   
3> , 

reciprocate
1>  
_Ex:
to reciprocate smb.'s feeling   -. ;
 -. 
_Ex:
to reciprocate dislike   
_Ex:
to reciprocate hostility   
_Ex:
to reciprocate hatred   
2> , 
_Ex:
to every attack he reciprocated with a blow  
   
_Ex:
he reciprocated by wishing her a pleasant journey  
    
_Ex:
he drank my health and I reciprocated    
,    ;   
3> 
_Ex:
to reciprocate favours  
4> _.    
5> _.    
6> _.    , 
-

reciprocating
1> _.  - 
_Ex:
reciprocating level , 
_Ex:
reciprocating motion - 
_Ex:
reciprocating screen  
_Ex:
reciprocating job _.    

reciprocation
1>  
2>  (, )
3> _. - 
4> _.  
5> _. - , 

reciprocity
1> , 
_Ex:
reciprocity agreement    
_Ex:
reciprocity law _.  ; _. 

_Ex:
on the basis (footing) of reciprocity   
2>  (, )
3> 

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

recision
1> _. , 

recital
1> ,  
_Ex:
recital of facts     
2> ; , 
_Ex:
the recital of one's adventures    

_Ex:
a recital of one's own sufferings   

3>     ()
4>   ,  
_Ex:
a piano recital  
_Ex:
a dance recital  
5>     
6> _.     
;      
7> , ;   

recitalist
1> _. 

recitando
1> _. ,  ( )

recitation
1> ;   ()
2>  ,   ;
    
3>   ()
4> 
5>  (  . .)
6> ; 
_Ex:
the recitation of one's woes    

7> _.   ( )
8> _.  
9> _. ,  
_Ex:
recitation room ,  ()

recitative
1> _. 

recite
1> ;   ()
2>   
3> _. , 
_Ex:
to recite dull cases     
4>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to recite one's grievances   
5> _.  ()

reciter
1> ;  ()
2> - ();    

reck
1> .     
_. 
_Ex:
they recked little of hardship and distress   
   
_Ex:
he recked not of the danger     
2> .     
_. 
_Ex:
it recks him not     ( )
_Ex:
what recks him that...?   , ...?
3> .     
_. ,  ;  
_Ex:
it recks not  

reckless
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
reckless step  ,  
_Ex:
reckless gambler  
_Ex:
reckless spender , ,  () 
2> , ; , 
_Ex:
reckless driving  ;   

3> (of)  (-.)
_Ex:
reckless of danger   
_Ex:
reckless of hostility     

_Ex:
reckless of consequences    

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

reckon
1>  (.  ),  (. reckon up)
_Ex:
to learn to read, write and reckon  , 
 
_Ex:
to reckon from ten ()   
_Ex:
to reckon to sixty   
_Ex:
reckoning from today    
_Ex:
the time is reckoned from...   ...
2> ; ; ,  
(. reckon up)
_Ex:
I reckon 53 of them  ()  53
_Ex:
to reckon the cost of smth.   -.
_Ex:
to reckon up one's debts   
_Ex:
to reckon up the bill  
3> ( as) , 
_Ex:
to reckon smb. wise  -. 
_Ex:
to reckon smb. as an enemy  -.  
_Ex:
to be reckoned (as) a clever person   
_Ex:
he reckoned the work as (to be) one of his successes 
    
_Ex:
The National is reckoned one of the best hotels in the town
""      
4> (among)  (-.),  ( -., -.)
_Ex:
to reckon smb. among the greatest writers  -. 
 
_Ex:
he is not reckoned among my friends     
 
_Ex:
among those submitting applications I reckon him the least
qualified to do research     
      
5> . _. , , ;  
_Ex:
to reckon that smth. will happen ,  -. 
_Ex:
I reckoned the explosion was ten miles away  , 
     
_Ex:
I reckon (that) it is going to rain  ,   
_Ex:
I reckon he is forty      
_Ex:
I reckon _. _. ;  (  )
_Ex:
he will come soon, I reckon ,  (),  
_Ex:
this, I reckon, was what he meant   ,
 ,     
_Ex:
this will be enough, I reckon , , 
6> (on, upon) ,  ( -., -.)
_Ex:
I am not reckoning on him     
_Ex:
to reckon with certainty on smth.   
  -.;    -.
_Ex:
I reckon on his doing it  ,    
_Ex:
they had not reckoned on finding me here    
 
7> (with)   ,  ( -., -.)
_Ex:
he is a doughty opponent and one to be reckoned with 
 ,     
8> (with, without)   ; 
_Ex:
to reckon without smth.    ;  
 -.
_Ex:
I had not reckoned with the possibility of his turning up
so soon        
_Ex:
he is not the sort of man you can afford to reckon without
   ,      (
   )
9> (with) , 
_Ex:
you will reckon with him at the end of the year 
 ()     
10> (with) ,  
_Ex:
to reckon with a traitor   
11> (with) ; ,   ( -.,
-.)
_Ex:
they have to reckon with many petty irritations  
     
_Ex:
all these problems have to be reckoned with as they arise
        
12> ( for)  ( -.); 
(-.)
_Ex:
to reckon to do smth.  (, )
 -.
_Ex:
I reckon to arrive in Delhi at noon   
   
_Ex:
you may have more to bear than you reckon for ,  ,
  ,   
13> (in) , 
_Ex:
they were reckoned in the company present   
  
14> _.  ();  ; 

15> _.  
_Ex:
we never reckon to go to bed before midnight   
    
_Ex:
I always reckon to go to my son's for Christmas  
    
_Id:
to reckon without one's host   , 


reckon in
1> 
_Ex:
I've reckoned that in    (  )
2> 
_Ex:
when you submit your report, don't forget to reckon in the
money spent on petrol    ,  
   
_Ex:
don't bother to tip:
the service charge has already been reckoned in  
 -      

reckon off
1> ;   (   . .)

reckon up
1> ,  ; 
_Ex:
a mechanic reckoned up the cost of repairing my car 
    
2>   ( -.),  (-.)
_Ex:
I can't reckon her up:
she is both selfish and generous     
  -     
_Ex:
the neighbours soon had her reckoned up   


reckoner
1> _.   ,  
(. ready reckoner)

reckoning
1> , ;  (. .)
_Ex:
to be good at reckoning    (.  )
_Ex:
by my reckoning   ; -,   
_Ex:
to make no reckoning of smth.   -.; 
   -.;    -.
_Ex:
to the best of my reckoning    , 
  
2>  (. )
_Ex:
to pay the reckoning  
3> 
_Ex:
the day of reckoning  ;  ; _. 
,   
4> _.  ()
_Id:
to be out in (out of) one's reckoning   ,
;   ,   ;
_.    ,   

_Id:
you are far out in your reckoning    
_Id:
short reckonings make good friends _.   
,    

reclaim
1> _. 
_Ex:
it is past (beyond) reclaim  
_Ex:
he is past (beyond) reclaim  
2> _-.  ();  , 
_Ex:
reclaim dam  
3> ,    (-.); 
() 
_Ex:
to reclaim a criminal  
_Ex:
to reclaim a sinner   
_Ex:
to reclaim smb. from vice  -.  
_Ex:
to reclaim smb. to a sense of duty   -. 

_Ex:
I fear he is not to be reclaimed ,   
4> _. ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to reclaim an error  
_Ex:
to reclaim a fault  
5> _-.  ();  (); 
( )
6> _-. , , 
_Ex:
to reclaim swampland   
7>  , 
_Ex:
to reclaim lost territories    

_Ex:
to reclaim lost property   

8>   ();    
_Ex:
in Holland thousands of hectares have been reclaimed from the
sea and turned over to arable land and pastures  
         
 
9> , 
10> _. , 
11> _. 
12> _.  (. )
13> _. ;   ()
14>   (  . .)
15> _. _.  , 
16> _.  ()

reclaimable
1> ;   , 

reclaimed
1> ;  (   . .)
_Ex:
reclaimed woman  () 
_Ex:
reclaimed drunkard  ; ,
 
2> _-. ; 
3> _. , 
_Ex:
reclaimed wool    ;
  
4> _. 
_Ex:
reclaimed materiel   

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

reclaimless
1> _. ; 

reclamation
1> , , 
2> 
3> _-.  ();  , 
_Ex:
reclamation dam  
4> ,    

5> _. , ;  ()
6> 
7> _. _. ; 
8> (for)    (-.); 
(  . .)
9> _.  (   )

reclame
1> ,  (-.);  ( -.)
2> _.   ; 

reclinate
1> ; 
2> _.  ;  

recline
1>  ; ;   

_Ex:
to recline on a couch  ()  
_Ex:
to recline at ease  (   . .)
_Ex:
to recline against smth.  (,
)  -.;   -.
_Ex:
they lay reclined upon the grass   ()
 
2> (on, upon) ,    ;
 ;  ( -.)
_Ex:
to recline one's head on the pillow    
_Ex:
with head reclined upon his hand   ,
   
3> _. (on, upon) ;  ( -.)
_Ex:
to recline too much on doubtful supporters  
  

reclined
1>  
2> , 
3> , 

reclining chair
1>    ; 

reclosable
1> _.    ( )

recloser
1> _.   

reclosure
1> _.  

recluse
1> ; 
2> ; ; 
3> 
4> 
_Ex:
recluse philosophers -
5> _. ,    ( )
6> _. 

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

reclusive
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
reclusive philosophers -
3> _. ,    ( )

reclusory
1> _.  

recoct
1> _.  ();  
2> _.  (-.)   ; 

recognisance
1> _. ,       
 (.     )
_Ex:
recognisance not to leave   
_Ex:
on his own recognisance    
2> _. ,   
3> _. 
4> _. 

recognition
1> ; 
_Ex:
recognition site _.  
_Ex:
my recognition of him was immediate    
_Ex:
to escape recognition  ,  
_Ex:
to alter beyond (past) recognition   
 
2> , 
_Ex:
recognition of danger  
_Ex:
the recognition that certain things were not true 
,     
3> , 
_Ex:
to win recognition from the public  
_Ex:
he received no recognition   
_Ex:
in recognition of your services     
_Ex:
fact which has obtained general recognition 

4> _.   (,   . .);
, 
_Ex:
recognition of the child as lawful heir  
 
_Ex:
recognition of the woman as lawful wife  
 
_Ex:
recognition as a person before the law 

5> _.  ( , 
  . .)
_Ex:
diplomatic recognition  
_Ex:
de facto recognition  -
_Ex:
recognition of belligerency   
_Ex:
to extend recognition to a state  -. 
_Ex:
to withold recognition from a state  
-. 
6>  ( )
_Ex:
he only gave me a passing recognition    
 
_Ex:
he gave me a smile of recognition   

7> _.  
_Ex:
recognition of a speaker by the chair 
    
8> _. , 
_Ex:
target recognition  () 
_Ex:
recognition and identification system  

_Ex:
recognition lights _.  
9> _. _. ;   ( 
)
10> _. 
_Ex:
optical character recognition  


recognitory
1> ,  
2>  ( -.)

recognizable
1>   , ; 
_Ex:
he is scarcely recognizable     

recognizance
1> _. ,       
 (.     )
_Ex:
recognizance not to leave   
_Ex:
on his own recognizance    
2> _. ,   
3> _. 
4> _. 

recognize
1> , 
_Ex:
to recognize an old acquaintance   
_Ex:
to recognize smb. by his walk  -.  
_Ex:
to recognize smb.'s handwriting  -. 
_Ex:
one recognizes the truth when one sees it  
 
2> ; , 
_Ex:
to recognize the omens of defeat   ,
 
_Ex:
to recognize danger  () 
_Ex:
to recognize one's duty   
_Ex:
he recognized that he was not qualified for the post  
,       
3>  , ; ,  
_Ex:
to recognize services  
_Ex:
to be recognized  () 
_Ex:
to recognize an act of bravery with the award of a medal
      
_Ex:
his talent was at last recognized    

4>  (-., -.)
_Ex:
to recognize defeat (that one is beaten)  ()

_Ex:
to refuse to recognize one's signature  
 
_Ex:
to recognize one's obligation   
_Ex:
to recognize a natural child  () 

_Ex:
not to recognize smb. as King   -. 
_Ex:
he knows he is wrong, but won't recognize it  ,
  ,      
5> _. _.  
_Ex:
to recognize a new country   
_Ex:
to recognize claims as justified  

_Ex:
to recognize the record _.  
_Ex:
they recognized him (he was recognized) as the lawful heir
  (  )  
6>  ( )
_Ex:
to recognize smb. in the street   -. 

_Ex:
the Browns no longer recognize the Smiths   
  
7> _.  
_Ex:
to be recognized  
_Ex:
I recognize Comrade A.    .
_Ex:
Mr. Chairman, may I be recognized? - ,
 !
_Ex:
the gentleman is recognized for five minutes 
    
8> _.    

recognized
1> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
a recognized term  
2> , 
_Ex:
recognized merchant ,  
_Ex:
recognized agent   (  . .)

recognizee
1> _. ,       
 

recognizer
1> _.  

recognizor
1> _. ,    

recoil
1> ; 
_Ex:
to feel the recoil of one's own folly _. 
  
2> (from) , ;  ( -.);
  ( -.)
_Ex:
recoil from the rigours of Calvinism  
 
3> _. ; 
_Ex:
the recoil of a gun  ();  ()
_Ex:
recoil brake  
_Ex:
recoil system  
_Ex:
recoil spring _.  
4> _. , 
5> , ; , ; 
(  )
_Ex:
she recoiled in horror     ()
6> (from)  ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to recoil from doing smth.   ( ) 
  -.
_Ex:
to recoil from the sight of smth.   
-.
_Ex:
the mind recoils from the prospect of war  ( )
  
_Ex:
the pen recoils from describing these atrocities 
   
7> (on, upon)   (. .); ,

_Ex:
our acts recoil upon ourselves      
_Ex:
his meanness recoiled upon his own head   
   (    )
_Ex:
revenge may recoil upon the person who takes it  
   () 
_Ex:
neglect of his children recoiled on him in his old age
      ,   
   
8>  ( );  ( )
9> _. ,  ( )

recoil-operated
1> _.  

recoilless
1> _. 
_Ex:
recoilless gun  

recoin
1>  ()

recoinage
1>  ()

recollect
1> , 
_Ex:
try to recollect!  !
_Ex:
to recollect the days of one's childhood  
 
_Ex:
I don't recollect you     ( )
_Ex:
I recollect having done so ,   
_Ex:
as far as I recollect...    (
)...
2> _.  ;  ,  (
 . .)
_Ex:
to recollect what was scattered or dispersed 
 ()
_Ex:
the shepherd recollected his flock   

3> . refl  ( ,    . .)
_Ex:
to recollect one's thoughts   
_Ex:
to recollect one's strength  ()  
_Ex:
to recollect one's courage  , 
 
4>  ();  ()
_Ex:
to recollect oneself ,  (
);  ()
_Ex:
to recollect oneself in prayer   
5>    
_Ex:
to recollect oneself ,   ; 
_Ex:
he recollected himself in time   
_Ex:
his heart beat violently and he stopped to recollect
hiomself     ,   ,
  

recollected
1> ,   
_Ex:
recollected happiness   
2>  
3> , , 

recollection
1> , 
_Ex:
past recollection  
_Ex:
within my recollection   
_Ex:
it is outside my recollection    
_Ex:
I have some recollection of it   
_Ex:
it is in my recollection (that...)  (...)
_Ex:
to the best of my recollection   ;
    
_Ex:
to bring smth. to one's recollection  ( 
) -.
_Ex:
events too trivial for recollection  ,  
   
2> _pl. 
_Ex:
recollections of youth  
3>  (); 
4> ,  ; 

recollective
1>   , 
_Ex:
recollective memory  

recombinant
1> _.  
2> _.  . . .: 
_Ex:
recombinant DNA  (, ) 

recombination
1> _. ,    
(     )

recombinational repair
1> _.   (
 )

recommence
1>  ; 

recommencement
1> 
_Ex:
recommencement of the game _.  

recommend
1> , 
_Ex:
to recommend smb. to do smth.  ()
-.  -.
_Ex:
can you recommend me a book     
 ?
_Ex:
the doctor recommended light food and lots of exercise 
 ()    
_Ex:
I recommend you to take a holiday    
_Ex:
I have been recommended to say nothing at the present 
  
_Ex:
I recommend that the matter be dropped  
   
2> ,  ; ; 

_Ex:
the hotel is to be recommended for its cooking  
    
3> (for) ,  ( ); 
( )
_Ex:
to recommend a candidate for a post  ()
  
_Ex:
to recommend for promotion _.   
 
_Ex:
I feel quite confident in recommending Mr. Jackson to you
for the vacant post of research assistant  
  -     
 
4>   (-.) ;   

_Ex:
his diligence recommends him     
_Ex:
his manners recommended him    

_Ex:
behaviour of that sort will not recommend you  
   
_Ex:
a plan that has very little to recommend it   
    
5> ;  (-.) 
_Ex:
I recommend him to your care  ()  

_Ex:
to recommend one's spirit (soul) to God   
6> _.  ; 
_Ex:
recommend me to your mother     
_Id:
the jury recommended the prisoner to mercy  
  

recommendable
1> ;  ; ,
 (   . .)

recommendation
1> , 
_Ex:
on (upon) the recommendation of smb.  -. ,
 -. 
_Ex:
provisional recommendation _.  
_Ex:
to make recommendations  () 
( )
_Ex:
recommendations with respect to the maintenance of
international peace    

_Ex:
the recommendations of the commission 
(, ) 
2> , ;  
_Ex:
letter of recommendation  
_Ex:
to write in recommendation of smth.  
() -.;      -.
_Ex:
to speak in recommendation of smb., smth.  
 -., -.
3> (for)  ( );  ();
 ( )
4> , ,   (-.) 
_Ex:
a sweet disposition is a recommendation in a wife 
 -    
_Ex:
his personal recommendations for the post appear to be of
the slightest        
  
_Id:
recommendation to mercy    
;   

recommendatory
1> ;  ; 
_Ex:
recommendatory letter  
2>   ;  
( )

recommit
1> () ; 
_Ex:
to recommit to prison _.  , 
 
_Ex:
to recommit to court _. ()   
2> _.  ()    

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

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

recompense
1> ;  ()
_Ex:
sum granted as a recompense  () 

_Ex:
recompense for injury   
2>  ( )
_Ex:
to work without recompense   
_Ex:
in recompense for help    
3> () , 
_Ex:
recompense for one's sins  ()  
4> ;  ()
_Ex:
to be recompensed for losses    
5>  ( )
_Ex:
to recompense a person for his services 
-.  
6> ,  -.
_Ex:
to recompense smb. for his misdeeds  -. 

_Ex:
to recompense good with evil    

recompose
1>  (-. );  , 
2> , ; ; 
3> ; 
_Ex:
to recompose oneself , 
4>  
_Ex:
to recompose the quarrels  

recon
1> (_.  reconnaissance) _. _. ,

2> (_.  reconnaissance) _. _. 


reconcilability
1>  ( -.)
2> _.  ( -.), 

reconcilable
1>  ( -.)
2> _. ,   

reconcile
1> , 
_Ex:
friends managed to reconcile him with his wife 
    
2> , 
_Ex:
to reconcile quarrels  
_Ex:
to reconcile a dispute  
_Ex:
I cannot reconcile it to my conscience    
 
3>  ( -.)
_Ex:
to reconcile smb. to (with) smth.  -.  -.
_Ex:
to reconcile to God _.   
_Ex:
to reconcile oneself  ( -.)
_Ex:
to reconcile oneself to one's fate    ;
  
_Ex:
to reconcile oneself to a life of poverty  
 
_Ex:
we became reconciled to our lot     
()
4>   , 
_Ex:
to reconcile two opposite arguments  ()
  
_Ex:
to reconcile duty and pleasure    
_Ex:
to reconcile an ideal with reality   
  
_Ex:
how can their aggressive actions be reconciled with their
talk of peace?       ()
  ?
_Ex:
you are trying to reconcile contraries   
 ( )
5> _.  ( )

reconcilement
1> 
_Ex:
a reconcilement between the spouses   
_Ex:
to achieve reconcilement with smb.   -.
2>  ();  (  . .);
 
3> , 
_Ex:
the absence of reconcilement between the theory and the
practice of life    


reconciliation
1> 
_Ex:
a reconciliation between the spouses  

_Ex:
to achieve reconciliation with smb.   -.
2>  ();  (  . .);
 
3> , 
_Ex:
the absence of reconciliation between the theory and the
practice of life    


reconciliation room
1> _. _. 

reconciliatory
1> 

recondite
1> , ; 
_Ex:
a recondite subject ,  
2>  , ()  ( )
3>  ,     ( ); 
   
4> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
a recondite fact about the origin of the holiday 
,     
5> _. ; 
_Ex:
recondite flasks of wine   

recondition
1>    , 

reconduction
1> 
_Ex:
reconduction to the frontier _. 
  

reconnaissance
1> _. , 
_Ex:
reconnaissance mission  
_Ex:
reconnaissance aircraft  
_Ex:
reconnaissance space vehicle  

_Ex:
reconnaissance flare  ;  
_Ex:
reconnaissance agency  
_Ex:
reconnaissance intelligence  ; 

_Ex:
reconnaissance report  
_Ex:
reconnaissance of party  
_Ex:
reconnaissance officer  ;  
_Ex:
reconnaissance map   
_Ex:
reconnaissance survey  
_Ex:
aerial reconnaissance  ; 
_Ex:
reconnaissance by fire  
_Ex:
reconnaissance in person () 
_Ex:
reconnaissance in strength (in force)  
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
map reconnaissance   
_Ex:
lunar reconnaissance   
3> _.    
4> , 
_Ex:
to make a reconnaissance before opening negotiations
    
_Ex:
to make a reconnaissance of the work to be done 
    

reconnaissance camera
1> 

reconnaissance photography
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