remaindermen
1>   ;   
  

remains
1> , 
_Ex:
the remains of a meal  
_Ex:
remains of a wreck  
2> , 
_Ex:
the remains of ancient Rome   
3> , 
4> _.  (. fossil remains)
5>  
_Ex:
literary remains  
6>      
 

remake
1> , 
2> -. 
3>  ;   (  . .)
4> ,  

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

remand
1> _.   ()  
(    )
_Ex:
remand in custody   
_Ex:
to be on remand   
_Ex:
a person on remand 
2> _. ,    ( 
 )
3> _.   ; 
4> _.   ()   ( 
 )
_Ex:
to remand for court martial   
_Ex:
the accused was remanded in custody for a further week
      
  
5> _.  ()    ( 
)
6> _.   ; 

remand home
1>     


remanence
1> _.  
2> _. ; 

remanent
1> _. 
2> _. ,    
3> _. ,    

remanufacture
1> 

remap
1>  

remark
1> 
_Ex:
closing remarks  
_Ex:
passing remark   
_Ex:
to make (to pass) a remark  
_Ex:
to make (to pass) remarks about (upon) smb. 
   -. 
_Ex:
to make no remark   
_Ex:
to venture (to hazard) a remark   -.
_Ex:
to let smth. pass without remark    -.
_Ex:
to make a few remarks   ; 
 
2> ; ; 
3> 
_Ex:
things worthy of remark ,  
4> , , 
_Ex:
did you remark the similarity between them?  
  ?
5>  ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to remark on (upon) smth.   -.
_Ex:
she remarked that it was getting late  , 
 
_Ex: "It's curious", he remarked " ", -
 

remarkable
1> , 
_Ex:
remarkable resemblance  
_Ex:
in a remarkable manner  
_Ex:
remarkable event  
2> (for) ,  (-.)
_Ex:
a man remarkable for his courage ,  

_Ex:
a boy remarkable for his stupidity , 
 

remarkably
1> , ; ;   

remarque
1> _. 
2> _.   ,  
  

remarque-proof
1> _.   ( )

remarriage
1>    
2>  

remarry
1>    

remarshal
1> _.  
2> _.   ()
3> _.  ()

remastication
1> _. 
_Ex:
remastication of cud  

rematch
1> _. 

Rembrandtesque
1> _. ;     

remediable
1> ; 

remedial
1> , 
2> _. 
_Ex:
remedial work   
_Ex:
remedial classes " ", 
  
_Ex:
remedial English     
(   . .)
_Ex:
remedial reading     (
)
3> _. _. , 
_Ex:
nobody in the sixth form is remedial    

4> 
_Ex:
remedial gymnastics  
5> _. 
6> _.    

remediless
1> ; ; 

remedy
1> ;  
_Ex:
household remedy  
_Ex:
remedy against poison 
_Ex:
a good remedy for a cold    
2> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
your only remedy is to go to law     -
  
_Ex:
remedy for pollution    
( )
_Ex:
it is beyond (past) remedy     , 
  
3> _.   ,   
(. legal remedy
4> 
5> 
_Ex:
to remedy an evil  
_Ex:
that cannot be remedied    

remelt
1> 

remelting
1> , 

remember
1> ;   
_Ex:
to remember smth. by heart  -. 
_Ex:
did you remember to post the letters?    
?
_Ex:
as one gets older one doesn't remember as one used to 
  
_Ex:
as far as I remember  
_Ex:
if I remember right     
_Ex:
you will remember   ,   ,  
(  )
2> _. 
_Ex:
to remember smb. in one's prayers  -.  
3> , 
_Ex:
to remember oneself _. 
_Ex:
I can't remember his name      
_Ex:
not that I remember  
_Ex:
he suddenly remembered an appointment   ,
    
_Ex:
give me something to remember you by   -
 
_Ex:
remember who you are! ,   !
_Ex:
have you ever met my brother? - Not that I remember 
   ? -  , 
4>   ; 
_Ex:
to remember a child on its birthday   
  
_Ex:
to remember smb. in one's will   -.  
,  -. -.
5>   , ""
_Ex:
remember the waiter  - 
6>  
_Ex:
remember me to your father     

7> (against)  ,    -.  -.;
  -. -.
_Ex:
don't remember this unfortunate affair against me  
    

rememberance
1> 
_Ex:
within my rememberance   
_Ex:
in rememberance of smb.    -.
_Ex:
to the best of my rememberance    ()
_Ex:
to call smth. to rememberance  -.
_Ex:
to have smth. in rememberance  -., 
-.  
_Ex:
to put in rememberance 
_Ex:
it has escaped my rememberance      
_Ex:
you put me in rememberance of your father  
  
2> 
_Ex:
obscure rememberances  
3> ,   
_Ex:
a small rememberance of my father ,  
 
4> _pl.  ( -.)
_Ex:
give my kind rememberances to him    


Rememberance Day
1>         

Rememberance Sunday
1>   (  -  
11 ,     1918 .; 
  )

rememberancer
1> ;  ( -.)
2>  ( -.)
3> (. R.)   ; 
   (   
 )

remetal
1> _.   
2> _-. 

remex
1> _.  

remiform
1> _. 

remiges
1> _pl.  remex

remigrate
1> _. 

remigration
1>  

remilitarization
1> 

remilitarize
1> 

remind
1> (of) ;  
_Ex:
he reminds me of his brother     
_Ex:
I am trying to remember who he reminds me of  
,    
_Ex:
the view reminded him of his old home    
   
2> ,  
_Ex:
I must remind you of your promise     
 
_Ex:
remind me to answer these letters  ,  
   
_Ex:
travellers are reminded that inoculation against yellow fever
is advisable  ,    
  

reminder
1> 
_Ex:
as a reminder   
_Ex:
(letter of) reminder     ()
_Ex:
gentle (tender) reminder 
_Ex:
the tender reminder had no effect    
(  )

remindful
1>  ( -.)
2> , 

remington
1>   ""
2> _. _.   ""

reminisce
1> _. ;  

reminiscence
1> 
_Ex:
the journey will afford a most pleasing reminiscence in
later years        
 
_Ex:
he sighed in reminiscence  , - 
2> ,  -.
_Ex:
there is a reminiscence of his father in the way he walks
  -    
_Ex:
there is a reminiscence of the Greek type in her face  
  - 
3> . _pl. ; 
_Ex:
the scene awakens reminiscences of my youth  
    
4> , 
_Ex:
to write reminiscences  

reminiscent
1> ;   
_Ex:
the old man became reminiscent   
2> (of) ,   ( -.)
_Ex:
the verse is reminiscent of the style of Eliot   
   
_Ex:
her manner is reminiscent of her mother   
  
_Ex:
landscape reminiscent of the pictures in a fairy tale
,     
_Ex:
technology reminiscent of the Stone Age , 
 
3>   ,   
_Ex:
the talk was reminiscent    
4>  . . .: _. ,  

reminiscential
1> _. 

remise
1>  ()
2>   ()
3> _.  ( )

remiss
1> (. in) , 
_Ex:
to be remiss i one's duties   
_Ex:
I have been very remiss in (about) calling upon you  
,    
2> ;  , -
_Ex:
the service in this hotel is remiss   
 
3> , 
4> , 
_Ex:
that was very remiss of you     
 ()

remissible
1> , 
_Ex:
a remissible sin  

remission
1> ,  ()
_Ex:
to grant smb. remission of sins   -.
2>  ( ,   . .); 
()
_Ex:
to grant smb. a remission of taxation  -. 
 
3> _.    
4> _. , 
5>  ,   
_Ex:
remission for good conduct  ()
  
6>  (,   . .)
7> _. ()  ,  
; 
_Ex:
remission of a fever  
8> _.     . .
_Ex:
the remission of a claim   
9> _.  ()   
10> _. ,  
11> _. _.    

remissive
1> , 
2> _. 

remit
1> ;  ()
2>  ( ,   . .);  (
 . .)
_Ex:
the taxes have been remitted   
3>  (  . .)
4> , 
_Ex:
to remit pain  
_Ex:
to remit the sentence   
_Ex:
to remit one's anger   
_Ex:
to remit watchfulness  
5> , 
_Ex:
the pain has remitted   ()
_Ex:
the storm has remitted   ()
6> ,  ()
_Ex:
kindly remit by return post   ( )
 
_Ex:
foreign workers arrange to remit part of their pay to their
families      
   
7>     ,  

8> _.  ()   
9>  _.  (   )
10> _. _.   -.  
11> _.    

remitment
1>  

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

remittance
1> ,  
2> _.    
3>  ;  

remittance man
1> ,   ,    (. 
   )

remittee
1>   
2> _. ,     

remittent
1> _.   (. remittent fever)
2> _. 
_Ex:
remittent limp  

remitter
1>   
2> _.    
3> _.   

remnant
1> ; 
_Ex:
remnants of former glory   
_Ex:
the tribe is the last remnant of a great prehistoric race 
 - ,     

2> 
_Ex:
remnants of food  
3> ,  ()
_Ex:
remnant sale  
4> _. 
5> _. , 

remodel
1> 
_Ex:
to remodel a dress  
2> 

remodelling
1> 
2> ,  (  . .)

remolade
1>  (  )

remonetize
1> _.      ;
    

remonstrance
1>  ; 
2> ; 
_Ex:
in spite of all remonstrances of his friends  
  
_Ex:
remonstrances with smb. against smth.  
-.  -.
3> _. 
_Ex:
Grand R.  

remonstrant
1> 
2> 

remonstrate
1> (against) , 
_Ex:
to remonstrate against cruelty to animals  
   
2> (with) , 
_Ex:
to remonstrate with smb. about his conduct 
-.  
_Ex:
I remonstrated with him on the dangers of smoking  
   ,   

remontant
1> _.  
2> _. 

remontoir
1> _.    , 

remora
1> _. 
2>   (Echeneis naucrates)
3>   (Remora remora)

remorse
1>  ; 
_Ex:
a feeling (a twinge) of remorse  , 

_Ex:
biting remorse   
_Ex:
to feel (to be smitten with) remorse  

2> _. , 
_Ex:
without remorse , , 

remorseful
1>  

remorseless
1> , 

remote
1> _.  ;    ()
2> , 
_Ex:
remote country  
_Ex:
remote past  
_Ex:
remote ages  , 
_Ex:
remote keys _.  () 
_Ex:
in the remotest part of Asia    
_Ex:
a town remote from the sea ,    
3> , 
_Ex:
remote village  
_Ex:
remote place  
4> ,  ( )
_Ex:
remote ancestors  
_Ex:
remote kinsman  
5>  ()   ( -.); 
 ( -.) 
_Ex:
a question remote from the subject ,  
  ( )
_Ex:
the remote causes of depression   
6> , 
_Ex:
the principle of his actions is often remote from the actions
themselves       
7> , 
_Ex:
remote resemblance  () 
_Ex:
not the remotest idea   
_Ex:
remote from the truth   
8> 
_Ex:
remote chance  
_Ex:
remote prospect  ,  
_Ex:
not the remotest chance of success   
 
9> _. ,   
_Ex:
remote sensor  
_Ex:
remote measuring 
_Ex:
remote control  ; 
10> ;  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
she was remote    ()
11>    ;   
 (  . .)

remote sensing
1>  ;  
_Ex:
remote sensing devices _.  


remote sensor
1>  , 

remote-acting
1> _. ,   

remote-controlled
1> _.   ; , 
 

remotion
1> _. 

remoulade
1>  (  )

remount
1>  
_Ex:
remount depot (stable)    
2> _.  ;  ,  ,
 
3> _-. ,  
4>    ( ,   . .)
5>    
6>  , 
_Ex:
to remount a ladder    
_Ex:
to remount a peak     
7>  (   )
_Ex:
a pratice which remounts to antiquity ,  
 
8> _.  
9> _-. ,  
10>     ()
11> _.     

remounting
1> _. _. , 

removability
1> ; 
2> ; 

removable
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
removable without much difficulty  , 
2> 
_Ex:
the judges were removable at the royal pleasure  
  
3> _. , 
_Ex:
removable parts  
4> 
_Ex:
a removable evil  
5> _. 
6>  . . .:   ( )

removal
1> 
_Ex:
forceful removal  
_Ex:
removal of furniture   (  )
_Ex:
removal van  
_Ex:
removal of load 
_Ex:
removal of supplies _.   
2> 
_Ex:
removal into a house   () 
_Ex:
removal expenses    (,   . .),
     
3>   
_Ex:
the removal of an official    
_Ex:
the appointment and removal of magistrates  
 
_Ex:
removal from appointment _.   
4> 
_Ex:
removal of dissatisfaction  () 
_Ex:
removal of faults  ; 
()
_Ex:
removal of heat  
_Ex:
removal of mines _. 
5> ;  ()
6> _.  (     )
7> _.  ();  ()
8> _. , 
9> _. 
10> _. 

remove
1> , ,  
_Ex:
at a certain remove   
_Ex:
at many removes   
_Ex:
but one (a) remove from...    ...
_Ex:
he is only one remove from a madman     ,
  
2>    
_Ex:
first cousin at one remove      
 ;  ;  
3>     
_Ex:
he didn't get his remove     
4>    (   )
_Ex:
he was placed in my remove   ()
  
5>   ( )
6> , 
_Ex:
to have one's furniture removed   
_Ex:
to remove the bar _.  
_Ex:
the bed was removed downstairs   
7> ; 
_Ex:
to remove the cloth from the table    
_Ex:
death has removed him from our midst     
_Ex:
remove the prisoner!  !
_Ex:
to remove oneself 
_Ex:
he removed himself with all his belongings   
   
8> 
_Ex:
to remove one's coat  
_Ex:
to remove one's hat   (    . .)
9> , 
_Ex:
to remove one's hand  
_Ex:
to remove one's gaze  
_Ex:
to remove an attachment _.   ( )
10>   ,  
_Ex:
to remove a civil servant    
_Ex:
to remove a boy from school for misbehaviour 
     
_Ex:
the new director removed him from his position as head of
Sales Division       
 
11>  (-.)
_Ex:
to remove a boy from school on account of ill health 
   -  
12> ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to remove grease stains   
_Ex:
to remove one's name from the list   
 
_Ex:
rust should be removed from the metal before you begin to
apply paint     ,  
  
13> , 
_Ex:
to remove obstacles  
_Ex:
to remove a bandage  
_Ex:
to remove a tumor surgically  
_Ex:
to remove all doubts   
14>  (-.);  ( -.)
_Ex:
he was removed by poison  
15> ,  
_Ex:
to remove into the country   
16> pass   
_Ex:
boiled haddock removed by hashed mutton   
  

removed
1> , 
_Ex:
an era a hundred years removed ,    
 
_Ex:
he is only one step removed from a swindler   
 ( )  
_Ex:
far removed from  
_Ex:
his feelings are not far removed from love   
2> ; 
_Ex:
a tongue equally removed from French and English ,
    ,    
3>     
_Ex:
first cousin once removed  ; 
;  ;  
_Ex:
first-cousin twice removed     
  
4> _. , 

remover
1>  
2> 
3>    (-.)
_Ex:
hair remover 
_Ex:
rust remover    
4> _.       
5> _. 

removing
1> , 
2>  
3> ; 
_Ex:
the removing of earth  
4> _. 

removing cream
1>    , 

remunerate
1> ; , 
_Ex:
to remunerate smb. for his trouble  -. 

_Ex:
his efforts were remunerated     


remuneration
1> ; , 
_Ex:
in remuneration for   ( ) 
_Ex:
the author would accept no remuneration at all  
      

remunerative
1> 
2>  , 
_Ex:
remunerative business  ;  
_Ex:
the scheme did not prove remunerative   

remurmur
1> ; ; 
2>  

renaissance
1> (R.)  , 
2> (R.) _.  
_Ex:
R. architecture  
3>  (,   . .)

Renaissance man
1>   
2>   ,   

renaissancist
1>   

renal
1> _. 
_Ex:
renal duct 
_Ex:
renal calculus _.  

