relation
1> , , 
_Ex:
relation of forces  
_Ex:
the relation between weather and crops  
 
_Ex:
the relation of time and space   

_Ex:
to bear no relation to smth.    
 -.
_Ex:
to bear not much relation to smth.   
  -.
_Ex:
to be out of (all) relation to     
_Ex:
to plan with relation to the future   
 
_Ex:
to have relation to smth.    -., 
 -.
_Ex:
to make relation to smth.   -.
_Ex:
in (with) relation to  ; 
2> _. , , 
3> . _pl. 
_Ex:
strained relations  
_Ex:
international relations  
_Ex:
commercial relations  
_Ex:
foreign relations  
_Ex:
diplomatic relations  
_Ex:
to enter into diplomatic relations   

_Ex:
to break off diplomatic relations  

_Ex:
relations of production _. _. 

4> , 
_Ex:
the relation between mother and child   
 
5> _.  
6> , ; , , 
_Ex:
the relation of one's adventures    
7> , 
_Ex:
near relation  
_Ex:
he is no relation to me    
_Ex:
relation on the mother's side    
_Ex:
relation by marriage ;    
8> _.  ,   
9> _. 
10> _.  
11> _. 
_Ex:
ordering relation  ;  

relational
1> ; 
_Ex:
relational nature of space   
2> 
_Ex:
relational duties  
3> _. 

relationship
1> ; 
_Ex:
a relationship with (between, to) smb.   -.
_Ex:
legal relationship _. 
_Ex:
he had a good relationship with his family   
    ( )
_Ex:
strategic relationship between the two countries
_.     
2> 
_Ex:
whole-part relationship    
_Ex:
strategic force relationship _.  

_Ex:
stability of the strategic nuclear relationship 
   
_Ex:
to show the relationship between two things , 
    
3> ,  
_Ex:
in-law relationship, relationship by marriage 
4> _.  
5> _. () 
_Ex:
I'm having a relationship with him    

relatival
1> . _. 

relative
1> , 
_Ex:
relative position  () 
_Ex:
relative index _.   
2> (to)   -.;  -.
_Ex:
the papers relative to their case    
_Ex:
a letter relative to this matter ,  

_Ex:
matters relative to world peace ,  
    
3> , 
_Ex:
beauty is relative  -  
4> 
_Ex:
he did it with relative coolness    

_Ex:
what are the relative merits of the two candidates? 
   
5> 
_Ex:
supply must be relative to demand  
 
6> , 
_Ex:
the relative responsibilities  
_Ex:
relative phenomena  
7> _. 
_Ex:
relative pronoun  
8> _. 
_Ex:
relative keys  

relative humidity
1> _.   ()

relatively
1> , , 
_Ex:
a relatively useful contraption  

_Ex:
in spite of all, she is relatively happy   
  
2>    
_Ex:
relatively speaking  ,  
_Ex:
the matter is unimportant, relatively speaking -
(   )    

relativism
1> _. ; 

relativistic
1> _. ; 
2> _. ;    

relativity
1> 
2> _.  
_Ex:
general relativity   
3> _pl.      
      

relativization
1> _. 

relator
1> 
2> _. ,    ; 

relax
1> , ; 
_Ex:
relax your hand   
_Ex:
to relax one's hold (grip) on smth.  ,
;      -.
_Ex:
relax your features  
2> , ; 
_Ex:
his muscles relaxed into a smile     
3> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to relax one's effors  ()  
_Ex:
to relax international tension  ()
 
4> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
the cold is relaxing  
5> ,  
_Ex:
to relax for an hour  
6>  
_Ex:
I read it to relax my mind     
7>   ,  ; 

_Ex:
smoking a cigarette relaxes me     
 
_Ex:
he is feeling relaxed now     
;   
8> 
_Ex:
just relax, everything is OK  ,   
9> ,   
_Ex:
to relax discipline  
_Ex:
she relaxed her tone of severity      
_Ex:
to relax immigration laws    
_Ex:
to relax restraints  
10> ,   , 
_Ex:
he relaxed     ,   ()
_Ex:
he hoped that the committee would relax in its opposition
 ,     

11>   
_Ex:
she relaxed towards him as they walked   
     
12> _.  ,  ,
   
13> _. ,    
_Id:
to relax the bowels  

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

relaxation
1> , 
_Ex:
relaxation of muscles  
2>  (  . .); 
_Ex:
relaxation of tension  () 
3> , ; 
_Ex:
to seek relaxation in books    
_Ex:
to take some relaxation  , 
_Ex:
relaxation after the day's toil    
_Ex:
this occupation is a relaxation for my mind   

4> 
_Ex:
the relaxation of discipline  
_Ex:
the relaxation of the royal authority  

5> _.     ( , ,
 . .)
6> _. ;    

relaxative
1> 
2> , 

relaxed
1> , 
2> , 
3> 
4>  (   . .);  (
); ;  (   . .)

relaxing
1>   .
2> _. 
3> , 
_Ex:
relaxing climate ,  
4> _. 

relay
1> ,  
2>  
_Ex:
I rode to the next (post) relay    
 
3> _. _.   
4> 
_Ex:
relay system    ( )
_Ex:
to work in (by) relays  
5> _. 
_Ex:
one-way relay  
6> _.     
7> _. , 
8> _. 
9> , . 
_Ex:
they were relaid every ten minutes    

10> 
11>   
12> _. _. , 

relay baton
1> _.  

relay runner
1>  

relay station
1>  ;  

relay-race
1> _.  ;  

relaying
1> _.  
2> _. _.  

release
1> 
2>  ( )
_Ex:
release on bail   
3>   
4> ; , 
_Ex:
a feeling of release  
_Ex:
a release from care   
_Ex:
to grant a release from debt    
5> _.     
6>  ( )
7>      
8> _. , 
_Ex:
release from active duty    
9>    (,   . .)  
 ()
_Ex:
for release  
10> 
_Ex:
a fixed date for release   
11>   , -; , 
 . .,   (. press release)
12>  ()
_Ex:
release gear 
_Ex:
release line  
13>  ( )
14>   
_Ex:
the release of a new car    
15>  
_Ex:
I have not seen this record, it is a recent release  
   ,   
16>   ( ; . release of a film)
17> () ; ,     
_Ex:
the recent releases of Hollywood   
18> _.  (  . .); ,
; , , 
19> _.  , , 
_Ex:
release carriage (knob, button)   (
)
20> _. , 
_Ex:
energy release 
_Ex:
electron release  
_Ex:
nuclear release   
21> _.  (   )
22> _. , 
23> , 
_Ex:
she tried to release her hand   
() 
24> ; 
_Ex:
to release one's hold ;   ; 
 ( -.)
25>  ( );   
_Ex:
to release a bird    
_Ex:
to release a prisoner    
_Ex:
to release on bail     
26> ;  (   . .)
_Ex:
to release from care   
_Ex:
to release from pain  
_Ex:
to release smb. from his promise  -. 
   ()
_Ex:
to release from debt    
_Ex:
this payment will release you from any further obligation
to the company      
  ;    
27> _.  ( );  
()
28> _. , 
29>  ()
30>   
31>   (,   . .)  
()
32>  ()  ; ,

_Ex:
the speech was released to the press   
  
33>   
_Ex:
the latest model released  () 
34> _. , 
_Ex:
to release the brake  
_Ex:
to release the trigger of a gun  
_Ex:
to release an arrow from a bow    
35> _.  ()
36> _.  ()
37>  ()
38> _. , ; 
39> _-.   ,   ;
 (  )

released time
1> _.     (
 . .)     

releasee
1> _. ,       
-. 

releaser
1> , 
_Ex:
Death, the R. -
2>    , 

releaser stimulus
1> _. ,   

releasor
1> _. ,   -.    


relegate
1> , 
_Ex:
to relegate to smth.   -.
_Ex:
to relegate an article to the waste-paper basket 
  
_Ex:
to be relegated to appendices    
(  )
_Ex:
that incident should be relegated to the past  
  
_Ex:
to relegate to the reserve _.   
2>  ( -.   ); 
_Ex:
to relegate a new species to a given family  
    
3>  (, )    
_Ex:
to relegate the matter to the committee  
 
4> ,  ( - -.); 
(, )
_Ex:
to relegate certain duties to subordinates 
()    
5> _.       
6>    ; 
_Ex:
to relegate smth. to the background  -. 
 
_Ex:
to relegate smb. to the end of the table  -. 
 
_Ex:
he relegated his wife to the position of a mere housekeeper
      
7> _.    
_Ex:
to relegate a team to the second league  
  
8>  (   . .)
9> _. , 
_Ex:
he was relegated to his country-seat    

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

relent
1> ,   
2> 
_Ex:
at last their mother relented and let the children stay up
and watch TV      
     
3>   ; 
_Ex:
the winds relented     

relentless
1> , 
_Ex:
relentless judge  () 
_Ex:
relentless criticism  () 
2> , , 
_Ex:
relentless rains  

reletter
1>    (  )

relevance
1> 
_Ex:
his answer came with relevance    () 
2> , 
3> , ; 
4> , 

relevancy
1> 
2> , 
3> , ; 
4> , 

relevant
1> ,   
2> _. 
3> _.    ;   
_Ex:
relevant testimony    
4>    , 
5> , ; 
_Ex:
to be not relevant  , 

reliability
1> 
_Ex:
an air of reliability ,  
2> 
_Ex:
the reliability of the source  ()

3> _.     (); 
_Ex:
reliability trial   

reliable
1> 
_Ex:
a very reliable medicine   , 

_Ex:
reliable assistants ,    
2>  ; 
_Ex:
reliable chronology   
_Ex:
reliable information  
_Ex:
reliable firm  
_Ex:
reliable witness  
_Ex:
reliable evidence    
3> _.     

reliably
1> , 

reliance
1> ; 
_Ex:
to have (to put, to place) reliance in (on, upon) smb.,
smth.   -., -.
_Ex:
I put little reliance in him     
_Ex:
there is no reliance to be placed on his word   
 
2> , 
_Ex:
to have reliance on promises    
_Ex:
his chief reliance was his own courage   
()    
_Ex:
reliance on military power to achieve political ends 
      

reliant
1> 
_Ex:
to be reliant on smb.   -.
2> , 
_Ex:
to be reliant on smb., smth.   -., -.
_Ex:
he is now working and no longer reliant on money from home
         
(    )
3> 
4>   ,   ,   

relic
1> , ; 
_Ex:
a relic of early civilization   
_Ex:
stone implements are precious relics of prehistoric times
  -    
 
2> 
_Ex:
relics of superstition  
3> , 
_Ex:
to keep snth. as a relic  -.  
4> _. ; 
_Ex:
a holy relic  
5> 

relict
1> _. ,   ; ; 
2> 
3> 
4> _. , 
5> _. ;   (, )
6> 
_Ex:
relict radiation _.   ( 
   )

reliction
1> _.     
2> _. ,   

relief
1> , 
_Ex:
a sign of relief  
_Ex:
the medicine gave some relief   

_Ex:
it was a relief to her to find the children safe  
 , ,    
2> ; 
_Ex:
relief of pressure  
_Ex:
relief valve _.    
3> , ; 
_Ex:
the trees were a relief to the eye   
_Ex:
wide stretches of moorland without relief ,
 ,  
_Ex:
black dress without relief     
_Ex:
Shakespeare introduced comic scenes into his tragedies by
way of relief      
   (  )
4> 
_Ex:
relief fund  
_Ex:
to send relief to people made homeless by floods 
    - 
_Ex:
to provide relief for refugees   
5>  ( )
_Ex:
relief cut  
_Ex:
indoor relief  ()   ,
  . .
_Ex:
outdoor relief  ,  
(     . .)
_Ex:
in receipt of relief  
_Ex:
to put on relief      
 
6> , ; 
_Ex:
relief party ,   ;  
_Ex:
to come to smb.'s relief   -.  
7> _.  ;   
_Ex:
relief group  
8>  , ;   
 
_Ex:
relief order _.    
_Ex:
to effect relief _.   
9> ,   ,   
_Ex:
relief pilot  ;  
_Ex:
they explained their duties to their reliefs  
   
10> _.  ( ,   
. .)
11> _.       
   
12> _. 
_Ex:
high relief 
_Ex:
low relief 
_Ex:
in relief , 
_Ex:
done in relief   ()
_Ex:
carved work in relief   
_Ex:
relief work 
13> _. ,  
14> , ; 
_Ex:
in relief against the sky    
_Ex:
his actions stand out in strong relief against his declared
principles       ,
   
15> , 
_Ex:
to place in strong relief   ()
16> _.    ()

relief map
1>  

relief printing
1> _.  

relief road
1> ,   (   
)

relief works
1>    

relievable
1> 
_Ex:
relievable wrongs  
2> _.     

relieve
1> , 
_Ex:
to relieve a cough  
_Ex:
to relieve shortages   () (-.)
_Ex:
to relieve the pressure  
2> , 
_Ex:
to relieve smb.'s mind  () -.
_Ex:
to relieve one's feelings  
_Ex:
I'm much relieved to hear it   ,  

3>  , 
_Ex:
to relieve from poverty   
4> _.  , 
_Ex:
to relieve the besieged town   

5> ,  
_Ex:
to relieve a sentry   ()
_Ex:
to relieve the deck _.    
_Ex:
to relieve the guard  
_Ex:
you will be relieved at ten   (  )
 10 
6>  ( -.)
_Ex:
to feel relieved of a great weight    

_Ex:
to relieve smb. of responsibility  
-. 
_Ex:
to relieve smb. of his purse  -.
_Ex:
the thief relieved him of his watch     
_Ex:
let me relieve you of that bag ,    
7> _.  ( ,    . .)
8>  -. (   . .)
_Ex:
to relieve smb. of his rank  -. 
9>  , 
_Ex:
to relieve the tedium of the journey  
   
_Ex:
to relieve the monotony we went for a walk  ,
  
_Ex:
black bodice relieved by (with) white lace  ,
  
10> _.  ( )
_Ex:
to relieve the valve  
11> _. ,   
_Id:
to relieve nature (oneself) _. ;  

12>  , ; 
_Ex:
black relieves white      
13> , 
_Ex:
a white spot relieved against a dark background  
    

reliever
1> _.  

relieving
1>   .
_Ex:
relieving wall _.  
_Ex:
it was a poor article, though not without relieving features
   ,  , , 


relieving officer
1> ,     (
, )
2> _.  

relieving unit
1> _.  

relievo
1> 
_Ex:
in relievo 
2> " " (  )

relift
1> _. ; ; 

relight
1>  
2>  , 

religieuse
1> _. 

religion
1> 
2> ,  
_Ex:
Buddhist religion 
3> 
_Ex:
to lead the life of religion    
_Ex:
to enter into religion   
4> , 
_Ex:
to make (a) religion of smth.   -. ;
  -.
_Ex:
she makes a religion keeping her house clean and tidy 
    -    

religioner
1> 
2>  ; 
3> ; 

religionism
1>  
2>  

religionist
1>  ; 
2> ; 

religionize
1>  ,   
2> , 

religiose
1>  
2> , 

religiosity
1> 
2>  
3> , ;  

religious
1> , 
2> _. , 
3> (the religious) 
4> ,   
_Ex:
early religious beliefs    
_Ex:
a religious ceremony  
5> , 
_Ex:
he is not religious     
6> , 
_Ex:
religious exactitude  
_Ex:
religious neatness  
7>  (      . .);

_Ex:
to take religious care of smth.  ()
  -.
8> 
_Ex:
religious house 
_Ex:
religious habit  
_Ex:
religious order  
9> 

religiously
1> , 
2> , ; ; , 
_Ex:
to pay one's taxes religiously   

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

relinquent
1> ; 

relinquish
1> , 
_Ex:
to relinquish hope  
_Ex:
to relinquish an idea  () 
_Ex:
to relinquish a habit  
2> , 
_Ex:
to relinquish one's place    
_Ex:
to relinquish a territory  () 

_Ex:
to relinquish a position _.  
3> _.  ( )
4> , 
_Ex:
to relinquish one's hold  
_Ex:
to relinquish one's hold over smth., smb.  
  -., -.;     
-., -.

relinquishment
1> ,  (-.)
2> _.  ( )
_Ex:
relinquishment of one's property    
_Ex:
relinquishment of a succession   

reliquary
1> , ,  ( )

reliquiae
1> _. , 
2> _. _. 
3> _. _. ,    

relish
1> , ; ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to eat with great relish   
_Ex:
to have a relish for smth.    -.
_Ex:
he has no relish for hand studies    
 
_Ex:
he used to tell the story with relish   
  
2>  , 
_Ex:
relish of garlic  
_Ex:
to give relish to a dish  
_Ex:
to add relish to food   
3> () ,     
_Ex:
beet relish  
4> 
5> 
_Ex:
the relish of novelty  
_Ex:
to lose relish  ()  ()
6> , ,  
_Ex:
a relish of salt  
7> , 
_Ex:
a relish of his art   
_Id:
hunger is the best relish  -   (
)
8> ,  ; ; 
_Ex:
he relished the simple family life   
 
_Ex:
he relished his breakfast    
_Ex:
I do not relish the prospect     
9>  ,   , 
_Ex:
excellent coffee relished with hot cakes  ,
    
10> (of)  ,  (-.)
_Ex:
those words relish of humour     

relit
1> _p.  _p-p.  relight

relive
1>    , 
2>   ; ,  

reload
1> _. 
_Ex:
reload mechanism  
_Ex:
systems for rapid reload   
2> ;  ;  
3> _. 
4>  (  . .)

reloading
1> 
2> _.  
3>  (  . .)
4>  ()

relocate
1> , ; ; 
_Ex:
to relocate the command post   
2> _.   

relocatee
1>  ; ,  ( 
  . .)

relocation
1> , ; 
_Ex:
relocation camp   
2> _. 
_Ex:
relocation dictionary (table)  
_Ex:
relocation factor  

relucent
1> _.  ; 

reluct
1> (against, at) _. ,  (
-.);  (-.)
_Ex:
to reluct against oppression     

reluctance
1> , , ; 
_Ex:
with reluctance 
_Ex:
to show reluctance to do smth.  
-. 
_Ex:
to affect reluctance   
2> _.  

reluctant
1>  (-.)  
_Ex:
he seems reluctant to take the matter up , , 
   
_Ex:
he is reluctant to accept   
_Ex:
I,m reluctant to condemn him     
2> , 
_Ex:
reluctant answer  
_Ex:
our reluctant helpers ,    
(- );   
3> ,   
_Ex:
a soil reluctant to the plough ,   

_Id:
reluctant peers  ; ,   ,
    

reluctate
1> _. 
_Ex:
to reluctate against illusions   

reluctivity
1> _.   

relume
1> _.  
_Ex:
it relumed my expiring hopes    ()
  
2> _.  

reluminate
1> _.  
_Ex:
it reluminated my expiring hopes    ()
  
2> _.  

rely
1> (on, upon) , ; 
_Ex:
you may rely (up)on me     
_Ex:
rely upon it  ,  
_Ex:
to rely on guesses rather than on documents  
,    
_Ex:
you can't rely on his assistance (on him for assistance,
on him to assist you)     
_Ex:
he can always be relied on for help    
 ;      
_Ex:
you may rely on it that he will be early   
(  ,  ),   

_Ex:
I rely on your honour    
2> (on, upon)  ( -.)
_Ex:
they rely on the spring for their water   
   ,    
 
3> (in) _.  (-.)   
4> _. , 

REM
1> (_.  rapid eye movement)  , 
;      ( ;
. REM sleep)

rem
1> (_.  roentgen-equivalent-man)  
,  (  )

REM sleep
1> _.  ,  ,   
  ( )

remade
1> _p.  _p-p.  remake

remain
1> 
_Ex:
if you take 3 from 8, 5 remains ()  8  3,
 5
_Ex:
very little remained of the house    
 
_Ex:
let it remain as it is     
_Ex:
nothing remains for me but...    , ...;
   , ...
_Ex:
it remains to be seen  ;  - 
_Ex:
it remains for me to add   ()  
2> , 
_Ex:
to remain at home  
_Ex:
to remain behind ,  
_Ex:
to remain on cruise _.   
_Ex:
to remain at duty _.   
_Ex:
he remained in town for two days     
 
3> ;   -. 
_Ex:
to remain silent  
_Ex:
to remain liquid  ,    
_Ex:
to remain faithful to smb.  ()  -.
_Ex:
to remain uncovered    (  )
_Ex:
to remain in force for fifty years   
( )    
_Ex:
the weather remains fine   
_Ex:
one thing remains certain   
_Ex:
the fact remains that nothing can be done  
 -   
_Ex:
man remained a hunter for thousands of years  
   
_Id:
I remain, yours truly    (  )
_Id:
I remain, your obedient servant    (
 )

remain behind
1> ,  (  -.)
_Ex:
some of the guests remained behind to help clear up after
the party   ,    
 
_Ex:
if you interrupt again, you'll have to remain behind when the
others have gone home      ,
    

remainder
1> , 
_Ex:
the remainder of his life he spent in the country 
     
2> 
_Ex:
remainder sale   
_Ex:
remainder shop ,    
 
_Ex:
the remainder sat down  
_Ex:
twenty people came in and the remainder stayed outside
  ,    
3>     (. remainder line)
4> _. 
_Ex:
division with no remainder   
5> _. 
6> _.   
7>      ; 
 
_Ex:
the book was remaindered    (
)

