redirect
1>  ()
2> ; 

redirect examination
1> _. _.     
 

redistribute
1> ;  
2> ,  

redistribution
1> ;   ( 
 . .); 
2> ,  

redistrict
1> _.   ; 
  

redivivus
1> _.   ; ; 

redline
1> _. _.   " "

redlining
1> _. _.  " " (   
        ; 
  )

redly
1> ;  
_Ex:
to shine redly   ,  
_Ex:
TV camera looks at you redly   
    

redness
1> 
2> _.  

redock
1> _.  ; 

redolence
1> , 
_Ex:
the redolence of a grocery store   


redolent
1> ,  ( )
_Ex:
redolent odour , , 
_Ex:
the redolent scent of pines   
2> , , ; 
_Ex:
redolent wine ,  
3> (of, with)   (-.); 
_Ex:
sauce redolent of garlic ,  
_Ex:
redolent of flowers  
_Ex:
his breath was redolent of wine and tobacco   
  
4>  (-.);  (-.);  (
 . .)
_Ex:
town redolent of age ,    
_Ex:
tales redolent of mystery ,  

redouble
1> _.   ,  
2>   ()
3> , ; 
_Ex:
to redouble one's efforts   
4> , ; ; 
_Ex:
the clamour redoubled    
5> _.      , 

6> 
_Ex:
to redouble an attack   (.  )
7> _.  ( );  

redoublement
1>   ()

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

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

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

redound
1> _. (to) , , 
_Ex:
to redound to smb.'s advantage    -.
_Ex:
that redounds to his honour    
_Ex:
your success will redound to the fame of the college 
   
2> (upon)  ( -., -.);   -. 
_Ex:
these crimes will redound upon their authors  
   ,   
_Ex:
this will redound upon himself     

redout
1> " " (    -  )

redowa
1>  (  )

redox
1> (_.  reducing-oxidizing)
_. -

redpoll
1> _.  (Carduelis)
2> _-.   

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

redraw
1> _.    , 

redress
1> ; 
2> . _. , , 
3> ; 
_Ex:
to redress the balance  
_Ex:
to redress the balances  
4> , ; _. .  
_Ex:
to redress a wrong  
5> _. 
6> _.  (  )
7> _.  ()   

redressable
1> ,  (   . .)

redressal
1> ; 
2> . _. , , 

redshank
1> _.  (Tringa totanus)

redskin
1>  (  )

redstart
1> _. - (Phoenicurus phoenicurus)

redtop
1> _.   (Agrostis alba)

reduce
1> (. to) ; , ; 
_Ex:
to reduce expenditure  
_Ex:
to reduce taxes  
_Ex:
to reduce vitality  
_Ex:
to reduce speed  () 
_Ex:
to reduce the likelihood of war  
 
_Ex:
to reduce the term of imprisonment   

_Ex:
reduce that passage to half the number of words 
  () 
2> , 
_Ex:
to reduce pain  
_Ex:
to reduce one's sight   
_Ex:
old age reduces one's power to remember names and figures
       
3> ;    
_Ex:
to reduce in weight   
_Ex:
to reduce by 10 pounds   10 , 
10 
_Ex:
to reduce from 160 pounds to 120 pounds  120 
  160
_Ex:
she has been reducing for six weeks    
 ,  
4>  , 
_Ex:
to be greatly reduced by illness    
_Ex:
to be reduced to a shadow   
_Ex:
reduced almost to nothing   
_Ex:
exercise reduces stout people     
5> , 
_Ex:
to reduce to powder 
_Ex:
to reduce to its elements (components)   
_Ex:
to reduce to ashes  
_Ex:
to reduce to dust   
_Ex:
to reduce to matchwood   
_Ex:
to reduce wood to pulp    
_Ex:
to reduce theory to practice    
_Ex:
to reduce to writing    
_Ex:
to be reduced to a nervous wreck    

_Ex:
water can be reduce to oxygen and hydrogen by electrolysis
       
_Ex:
his clothes were reduced to rags   
 
_Ex:
passions reduced to memories  , 
 
6> ,  ( ,   ,
  . .)
_Ex:
to reduce yards to inches    
_Ex:
to reduce pounds to pence  ()   
7> _. , ; 
_Ex:
to reduce a common fraction to a decimal  
  
_Ex:
to reduce fractions to a common denominator  
  
_Ex:
to reduce to scale    ; 
  
8>  (  ,   . .)
_Ex:
to reduce to a system   
_Ex:
to reduce to classes 
_Ex:
to reduce to order (to an orderly arrangement)  
;  () 
9>  ( -. )
_Ex:
to reduce to begging   
_Ex:
to be reduced to penury   ,   
_Ex:
he was reduced to stealing    ; 
  ,   
_Ex:
he employed an accountant to reduce his money affairs to
some semblance of order   ,  
     - 
10>  ( -.)
_Ex:
to reduce to nothing   
_Ex:
to reduce everything to a single principle   
 
_Ex:
to reduce anomalies to rule    
_Ex:
to reduce to an absurdity   
_Ex:
to reduce bribery to a system  ()
  
_Ex:
the facts may all be reduced to three headings  
    
_Ex:
this reduced him to asserting (_. to assert) an absurdity
-  ( )    
_Ex:
an able barrister reduced the prosecutor's submissions
to nothing        
 
_Ex:
irony reduced to an art  
_Ex:
the whole question reduces itself to the question
whether...     ,  ...
11>   ,   . .
_Ex:
to reduce to the rank _.   
_Ex:
to reduce to a lower rank _.   
12> , 
_Ex:
to reduce to silence  
_Ex:
to reduce to submission   
_Ex:
to reduce smb. to discipline  -.
_Ex:
you must reduce those boys to order    
 
_Ex:
the Indians were reduced to small reservations 
   
13> ,  , 
_Ex:
after a long siege they reduce the fort   
  
14> _.  ( )
15>  (-.)
_Ex:
to reduce an argument  
16> _.  ()    
17> 
_Ex:
to reduce the length of a skirt  
_Ex:
to reduce an article  () 
18> _.  ();   

19> _.  ();  ()
20> _. , 
21> _. ; 
_Ex:
to reduce clods  
22>  ();  (  . .)
23> _.   ()
24> 
25> _. 
26> _.     
 

reduced
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
reduced scale  
_Ex:
reduced pressure  
_Ex:
reduced prices  
_Ex:
at greatly reduced prices   
_Ex: "reduced from $50" "  50  (
 )
_Ex:
reduced tariff  
_Ex:
reduced charge _.  
_Ex:
reduced crew _.   
2> 
_Ex:
reduced level of water   
3> ,  ( )
_Ex:
in a very reduced state   ( )
4> 
_Ex:
in reduced circumstances   
5> _. 
_Ex:
reduced grade  
6> _. 
7> _. 

reducer
1> _. ; 
2> _.  
3> _.  
4> _. ;    

5> _. 
6> _. 
_Ex:
data reducer  
7> _. 

reducibility
1> _. 
2> _. 

reducible
1>  ,   .
2>  ( -.)
3>  ( -.)

reducing
1>  ;    
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> _. 

reducing agent
1> _. 

reducing valve
1> _.  

reduct
1> _. , , 

reductio ad absurdum
1> _.   ,   ( 
)

reduction
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
reduction of armaments  
_Ex:
reduction of wages   
_Ex:
reduction of demand  
_Ex:
reduction of prices  () 
_Ex:
a reduction in (of) numbers  ,
 
_Ex:
reduction in length 
_Ex:
reduction in force _.   
2> _. 
_Ex:
to make a reduction on an article   
-. 
_Ex:
to sell at a reduction of 10 per cent   
 10 
3> _.  ()
4> (to, into) , ;  
-. 
_Ex:
reduction to absurdity    ( )
_Ex:
reduction to powder  (, )
 
_Ex:
reduction of things to order   

5> ,  ( ,   , 
 . .)
6> _. 
_Ex:
reduction to mean (sea-)level _.   
   
_Ex:
reduction to meridian _. _.   
_Ex:
reduction for latitude _.   , 
 
7> _.    ; ; 
8> . _.  ( ,    . .)
_Ex:
reduction to the ranks 
_Ex:
reduction in rank   
9>   (   . .)
_Ex:
reduction printing _.   
10> ; ,  (, )
11> _.  ( )
_Ex:
reduction of fortifications  
12> _. ; ,    

13> _. ; 
14> _. 
15> _.   
_Ex:
data reduction  ,  
16> _.  ()
17> _. 
18>    ; 
19> _. 

reduction division
1> _.  

reduction gear
1> _.  , 

reductionism
1> _. ,   (  
 ..); 
2> 

reductionist
1> ,  ; 
2> ;     

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

reductive-oxydative
1> _. -

redundance
1> , ; ; 
2> , ;  ,  
_Ex:
speech full of redundancies ,  
3> ,  
4> _.    ( .   
, . )
_Ex:
redundance among clerks   

5>  ;    
_Ex:
more redundancies in the docks    
6>    (. redundance pay)
_Ex:
redundance fund      
7> _. ; 
_Ex:
standby redundance  
8> _.  

redundant
1> _.  ;   
2> , ; 
_Ex:
redundant foot in a verse    
_Ex:
redundant population in the cities  

_Ex:
redundant personnel _.   
_Ex:
to become redundant  , 
3> ; ;  (-.)
_Ex:
redundant food  
_Ex:
redundant skirts  
4> ,  ( )
5> _. ,  (  )
6> , ,  
_Ex:
to become redundant   (  ,
 );  
7>  -.; 
_Ex:
a group of particularly redundant brick buildings 
   
8> _. ;  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
redundant system   (  
 )

reduplicate
1> , 
2> ; ; 
3> _. ; 
4> 

reduplication
1> ; 
2> ;  ( )
3> _. 

redux
1> _. , 

redwood
1>  
2>  
3> _.    (Sequoia sempervirens)
4> _. ,  
5> _. _. , 

reed
1> _. ,  (Phragmites)
2> , 
3> _.  
4> _.  
5> (the reed) _.   ( )
6> 
7> , 
8>  
9>  (. )
10>   
_Ex:
the reeds of the orchestra   
11> _.  
12> _. 
_Id:
broken reed _.  ;  ()
;    ;  
_Id:
to lean on (to trust to) a (broken) reed  
-. ;    
_Id:
he proved a broken reed ,     
13>     

reed bunting
1> _.   (Emberiza schoeniclus)

reed mace
1> _.  (Typha gen.)

reed organ
1> _.  

reed pipe
1> , 

reed relay
1> _.  

reed-mower
1> _-. 

reedbird
1> _.   (Dolichonyx oryzivorus)

reedbuck
1> _.   (Redunca arundinum)

reeded
1>  , 
2>  , 

reeding
1>  ( )
2> _.     

reedwarbler
1> _.   (Acrocephalus scirpaceus)

reedy
1>  , 
2> 
3> ,  ( )
4>  ( )

reef
1> _.  ( )
_Ex:
to take in a reef  ;   ;
   
_Ex:
to let out a reef  ;   (
 );   
2> _.   (. reef in)
_Ex:
reef (the) sail!  ! ()
_Ex:
reef away!  !
3> ,  
_Ex:
atoll reef ,  
_Ex:
sand reef  
_Ex:
reef corals  
_Ex:
reef knoll  
_Ex:
wrecked on a reef    ( )
4> _.  ;  ;  
5> _.  ,  

reef knot
1> _.  

reef-builders
1> _pl.  

reefer
1> 
2> _. _. 
3> _. _.   
4>  
5>  , -
6> , ;  ; 


reefing
1> _.  ;  ( )

reefing-jacket
1> 

reefy
1>  ,  

reek
1> ,  
_Ex:
kitchen reek 
_Ex:
the reek of stale tobacco   
2> ; 
_Ex:
amid reek and squator of the slums     
3> _. 
4> _. 
5> ,  (.   )
6> (of)  ;  (-.)
_Ex:
to reek of garlic  
_Ex:
his clothes reek of tobacco    ()

_Ex:
he reeks of beer    
7> ,  (-. )
_Ex:
it reeks of murder   
_Ex:
it reeks of affectation    
_Ex:
a neighbourhood that reeks of poverty   
_Ex:
a man who reeks charm ,  
_Ex:
the book reeks with scraps of Latin   

8> ,  (  ,   .)
9> ; ,  
10>  (   . .)

reeky
1> ;  
2> 
3> 

reel
1>  ()
2> ; 
3> _. ; ; 
4>  ()
5>  (, )
6> _.  ()
_Ex:
film in four reels    
7> _.  
8>  (. measuring reel)
_Id:
off the reel ,  ;  ;   
9>   , ,   . . (. reel
in, reel up)
_Ex:
to reel a fish in   
10> ,  ( -.; . reel off)
11> ; 
12> 
13> ,  ( .)
_Ex:
his head reeled    
_Ex:
the street reeled before his eyes    
 
_Ex:
his brain reeled at the thought      
 
_Ex:
in is enough to make one's brain reel    
 
14> , ; 
_Ex:
the tower reeled under the shock    
_Ex:
the ship reeled under the force of the waves  
    
15> ;     (. reel
about)
_Ex:
to reel to and fro like a drunken man   
16>  ( );  (. reel back, reel backward)
_Ex:
to make the enemy reel back   
_Ex:
the front rank reeled   
_Ex:
I reeled back, momentarily blinded by the flash  ,
   
17>  (   )
18>    ; 
19> _.   (. Virginia reel)
20>       
21>  

reel off
1> ,  ( -.)
2> ,     
_Ex:
she reeled off her story      
_Ex:
he reeled off the list   

reel-to-reel
1>  ( ,  . )

reelage
1> _. _.  

reeler
1> ; 
2> , 
3> (-reeler)       -

_Ex:
two-reeler    
_Ex:
one-reeler 

reenact
1>  ;   
2> ,  ( ) -. 
(   . .)

reentry vehicle
1> _.    
2> _.    (
   )

reepschnur
1> ,   ()

reeve
1> _.  
2> _.   (    )
3> _.  
4> _.  ( )
5> ,  (   )
6> _.  
7> _.     

8> _.       ; ,


ref
1> (_.  referee) _. _. , 

refect
1> _. ,  (, )
_Ex:
to refect oneself , , 

refection
1>  
2> _. ,  ()

refectory
1>  ( )
2>  (  )

refectory table
1>   ( )
2>     (   )

refer
1> ,  ( -., -.);  (
,   . .);  ( )
_Ex:
to refer a patient to a specialist  
 
_Ex:
to refer smb. to the Inquiry Office  -. 
 
_Ex:
to refer students to books on a subject  
   -. ,  
  -. 
_Ex:
I referred him to the secretary     
_Ex:
I have been referred to you     ;
   
_Ex:
if they come I shall refer them to you   ,
    
_Ex:
the reader is referred to...   
...;   ...
_Ex:
we refer you to... _.   ...;  
 ...
_Ex:
an asterisk refers to a footnote   

2>  (   . .)
_Ex:
I shall have to refer to the Board   
 
3>  ,  (-.); 
  . .
_Ex:
to refer to a map   ,   
_Ex:
to refer to an authority    

_Ex:
to refer to a former employer for a character  
( -.)    
_Ex:
he referred to his watch for the exact time   
,   
_Ex:
the speaker referred to his notes    
( )
4>  (-.);  (-.),   
(-.)
_Ex:
to refer ill temper to indigestion   
   
_Ex:
to refer miraculous tales to ignorance   
 
_Ex:
he referred his success to the good teaching he had had 
   ,    
5>  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
to refer an upheaval to the ice age   
  
_Ex:
minute organisms which some refer to animals, others to plants
    ,  -  
_Ex:
the discovery of gunpowder is usually referred to China
 ,      
6>  ( -., -.)
_Ex:
referring to your letter _.    
_Ex:
to refer to smth. for proof  -.  ;
  -.   
_Ex:
for my proof I refer to the document quoted  
    
7>  (-., -.);  ( -., -.);
;  ( )
_Ex:
he several times referred to the increase in expenditure 
     
_Ex:
he never refers to it      
( )
_Ex:
we will not refer to it again     
 
_Ex:
I've already referred to his services to the Party  
 ()     
_Ex:
whom (who) are you referring ti?     ?;
   ?
_Ex:
I refer to you     ,    
_Ex:
I am not referring to you     
_Ex:
referred to as Smith  
_Ex:
in cases referred to above  ,  
_Ex:
the declarations referred to above  
_Ex:
specialized agencies referred to in Article 57
 ,    57
8> _. , , 
_Ex:
he referred in detail on their corrupt practices  
   
9> _.   
_Ex:
to refer a matter to a tribunal    
_Ex:
the dispute was referred to the United Nations  
   
10>   -. 
_Ex:
to refer a question to smb.'s decision 
-.    -. 
_Ex:
let us refer the dispute to Socrates!    
!
11>  ,  ( -., -.)
_Ex:
these remarks refer only to deliberate offences  
    
_Ex:
the regulation refers only to children   
  
_Ex: "refer (-red) to drawer" "  "
(    )
_Ex:
there are few workers to whom this order does not refer 
    
12> _. 
_Ex:
to refer oneself ; 
_Ex:
I refer myself to your generosity   


refer back
1>    
_Ex:
we referred the matter back to the Finance Committee
       

_Ex:
I've had my application for a grant referred back to the
University       
  
2> ,  
_Ex:
before they could settle the question they had to refer
back to the minutes of the previous meeting  
  ,      
 

referable
1>  (-.)
_Ex:
success referable to hard work ,  
 
2>  (-.),  (  -.)
_Ex:
the typhoid was referable to bad water    
 
3>  
_Ex:
referable to the subcommittee  

_Ex:
referable to arbitration    

referee
1> . _. ;  ; 
_Ex:
referee's court  
_Ex:
referee test _.    
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
chief referee  
_Ex:
referee's ball   ()
_Ex:
referee's position   ()
3>   ( , ); -
4>   , 
5> _.  (  . .)
6>   (  );  
(   . .)

refereeing
1> _. 
_Ex:
top-class refereeing   

reference
1> (to)  ( -., -.);  ( -.,
-.)
_Ex:
to make reference to smb., smth.   -.,
-.;   -., -.
_Ex:
(a) reference to previous conversation   
 
_Ex:
no further reference to him was made     
_Ex:
his memoirs contain many references to interesting people
        
_Ex:
he gave us a reference to his last employer  
        
_Ex: "R. Mr. Smith" _.     - 
(    )
_Ex:
with (in) reference _.  
_Ex:
with reference to your reply _.    
2> ,  ( );  ( , 
 . .)
_Ex:
cross reference  
_Ex:
reference bible     
_Ex:
list of reference  () ; 
 , 
_Ex:
the writer gives no references to his authorities  
   
3> _.   (. reference mark)
4> 
_Ex:
reference room  ;   ()
_Ex:
reference librarian -
_Ex:
book of reference 
_Ex:
to make reference to the guidebook   
_Ex:
for reference, reference only    ,
      ( )
5> ; 
_Ex:
reference letter  
_Ex:
reference (reading) list   ()
_Ex:
to engage a servant without references   

_Ex:
to have good references    (,
- )
6> ,  ; 
_Ex:
who are your references?     ?,
  ?
_Ex:
you may use my name as reference     
7> _. 
_Ex:
bank (banker's) references  
8>  (  . .);  , 
(. terms of reference, _. order of reference)
_Ex:
wide reference   
_Ex:
to keep to (within) the (terms of) reference   
 
_Ex:
it is outside the reference of the commission   
  
9> . _.    ( )
_Ex:
the peerage was allowed without reference to the House of
Lords        
 
10>      ; 
  
11> , 
_Ex:
reference of a fact to its case    
 
_Ex:
in (with) reference to ,  ;  
_Ex:
with reference to my letter of the 20th inst. _.  
    20  
_Ex:
with reference to nothing at all he asked me    
    
_Ex:
without reference to , ; 
 
_Ex:
he acted without reference to me   
 
12> _. 
13> , ; 
_Ex:
the variables carry information concerning the reference
of the expression     , 
   (   )
14> _. , 
_Ex:
reference standard _.   ( 
    )
_Ex:
reference line _.  
_Ex:
reference point _.  ,  
_Ex:
reference system _.  
_Ex:
reference frame _.  
15>  () , 
16>   ( , )
17>      . . (  )

reference book
1> 
2> ,       

reference delusion
1> _.  

reference group
1>   ( );   (
 )

