repay
1>  ()
2>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to repay a visit  
_Ex:
to repay a salutation   
3>  ()
4> ; 
_Ex:
to repay evil with (by) good, to repay good for evil 
  
_Ex:
to repay with ingratitude  
_Ex:
to repay smb. in full   -.
_Ex:
to repay all the toil    
_Ex:
a book that repays reading ,   ()
_Ex:
I don't know how to repay you for your kindness  ,
     
5> _. 
_Ex:
I shall repay _.  () 

repayable
1>  , 

repayment
1>  ;  ()
2> , 
_Ex:
repayment for help   

repeal
1> , 
_Ex:
the repeal of a law  
2> (R.) _.     
 (   ;
XIX .)
3> , 
_Ex:
to repeal a law  
4> 
_Ex:
to repeal a grant   () 
()

repealer
1> _.     
 

repeat
1> 
_Ex:
the repeat of an order  
2>   
3>  -  
_Ex:
there will be a repeat of this talk on Friday  
  
4> _.  
_Ex:
to go one mile and repeat      
5> _. _. _. -
6> _.  -.  , 
7> _.  
8> _.  ;  
_Ex:
repeat order  () 
_Ex:
repeat purchases  
9> _. 
10> 
_Ex:
to repeat a mistake  ( ) 
_Ex:
please repeat that , 
_Ex:
a story not fit to be repeated  
_Ex:
to repeat back _.  ( )
_Ex:
to repeat oneself 
_Ex:
avoid repeating yourself   
11>   (. to repeat by heart  from memory)
_Ex:
to repeat one's lesson  
_Ex:
to repeat a poem  
12> , 
_Ex:
to repeat a secret   (-.)
_Ex:
he repeats everything to the master    

13> ,  ()
_Ex:
the figures repeat in the same order   
  
_Ex:
history repeats itself  
14> 
_Ex:
a programme repeated on tape ,   
15>    -.
_Ex:
to repeat an experience   ,   
_Ex:
he had to repeat third grade     
   
16> _.      
17>   ( );  ( )
18>  ( )
_Ex:
onions repeat   
_Ex:
that meat is repeating on me     
19> _.  ()

repeat cow
1> _-. _.  

repeated
1> 
_Ex:
repeated test  
2> , ; 
_Ex:
repeated attempts  
_Ex:
repeated use  
_Ex:
on repeated occasions 
_Ex:
repeated changes of plans   

repeatedly
1> , ; 
_Ex:
I've told you repeatedly     

repeater
1> ,    
_Ex:
a thoughtless repeater    
_Ex:
the repeater of the story ,   
2>   
3> _. _. 
4> _. _. -
5> _.      
6> _.  
7> _.  (, )
8> _. 
9> _.  ,  
10> _.  

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

repeg
1> _.    ( )

repel
1> ; ; ; ; 
_Ex:
to repel an attack  () 
_Ex:
to repel an enemy  
_Ex:
to repel temptation  
_Ex:
this stuff repels mosquitoes   
() 
2> , 
_Ex:
to repel an offer  () 
_Ex:
to repel an accusation  
3> 
_Ex:
to repel a suitor  
4>  , 
_Ex:
his manners repel me      
_Ex:
his slatternly appearance repel me   
 
5> _. 
_Ex:
this material repels water   
_Ex:
water repels oil     
6> _. _.  ( )

repellant
1> ,      . .

repellent
1> ,   ; 
2> -.,  ; 
3>    
4> ,      . .
5> ; 
_Ex:
repellent force  
6>  ; 
_Ex:
repellent food  
_Ex:
repellent manners  
7> ; 
_Ex:
repellent materials  
8>     ; 
_Ex:
a mosquito-repellent spray   , 

repent
1> _. ,  ( )
2> _.  ( )
3> ( of) ; ; 
_Ex:
to repent (of) smth.   -.
_Ex:
to repent one's sins   
_Ex:
he repented of having been idle    , 
  
_Ex:
he repents (of) his foolish actions    
 
_Ex:
he has nothing to repent of     
_Ex:
you shall repent this (of this)    , 
  

repentance
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
to show repentance 
_Ex:
stool of repentance _.    
(  )

repentant
1> , 
_Ex:
repentant of (for) their sins    
2>  
_Ex:
repentant tears  

repeople
1>   ()
2> _-.  

repercussion
1>  (   . .)
_Ex:
the earthquake was followed by repercussions through the whole
island      
2> , 
3> , ; ; 
_Ex:
the conflict had many repercussions    
 
_Ex:
the assassination of the President was followed by
repercussions throughout the whole country  
  

repercussive
1> 
2> 
3> 
_Ex:
that single repercussive note    

repertoire
1>  (, )
2>  ,   . .
_Ex:
the repertoire of a quarterback   (
. )
_Ex:
the repertoire of literary criticism  

3> , 
_Ex:
she has an endless repertoire of summer clothes   
   
4> _.  

repertory
1> , 
_Ex:
a repertory of useful information   
_Ex:
the repertory of our statutes and usages  
  
_Ex:
my father is a repertory of learning   - 

2> 
3>        

repertory company
1>     

repertory theatre
1>        

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

repetiteur
1> - ( )

repetition
1> 
_Ex:
the repetition of a feat  
_Ex:
repetition in use _. , 

_Ex:
repetition of offences _.  
_Ex:
he was condemned for a repetition of the offence  
    ( )
_Ex:
repetition clock   
_Ex:
repetition work _.    ;
    
2> ; 
_Ex:
it is a mere repetition   
_Ex:
a small repetition of the picture   
_Ex:
repetition lathe _. - 
3>  ;  
4> ,      

_Ex:
boys must learn their repetitions   
 
5> _. 

repetitious
1> ;   ;  ;


repetitive
1> ;   ;  ;

_Ex:
repetitive murder ,  

rephone
1>     (  )

rephrase
1> ;  
_Ex:
he rephrased his statement to give it greater clarity 
  ,     

repine
1> , 
_Ex:
to repine at (against) smth., smb.   -., -.
_Ex:
to repine at one's unhappy lot  ()  
 
2> (for)   -.;   
-. ()
_Ex:
to repine for the pleasures that were gone 
 

replace
1>    ,  
_Ex:
to replace the receiver   
_Ex:
the stolen pictures were replaced in the museum 
       
2> 
_Ex:
to replace the borrowed money  ,  
3> ; 
4> 
_Ex:
to replace a tyre  
_Ex:
buses are replacing the trams   
_Ex:
to replace a worn carpet   
5> (by, with) , ;  ( -.)
_Ex:
to replace coal by (with) oil fuel   

_Ex:
on the finance committee Smith was replaced by Brown 
      

replaceable
1> , 
2> 

replacement
1> , 
_Ex:
the replacement of worn-out parts   
_Ex:
replacement parts  
_Ex:
replacement reaction _.  
2> , ,  (   )
_Ex:
to hire replacements for vacational staff  
  
3> _. 
_Ex:
replacement centre   
_Ex:
replacement training   
4> _.    
5> _-.  
6> _.  ()

replacement cut
1>   ()

replacement level
1>  ;  ; 
 (  . .); ,    
    (   
. .)
2>  ,   
  

replacer
1> 
2> _-.  , 

replamineform
1> _.     (
)

replant
1>  ()
2>   ()
3> _.  , 
_Ex:
from 1966 to 1971 surgeons replanted 151 fingers  1966-1971
   151  

replantation
1> _. ,  ()
_Ex:
replantation must be based on the nature of the trauma
    

replanting
1> _-. , ,  ()

replay
1> _. 
2>  ,   . .; 
( )
3> _. 
_Ex:
a replay of old mistakes   
4> _. ,  
5>  (, )

replead
1> _. ,    
 

repleader
1> _.    

replenish
1>    
_Ex:
to replenish supplies  
_Ex:
to replenish with water  ;   
_Ex:
he replenished his glass     ()
_Ex:
to replenish one's wardrobe   
2> () ();  (,   )
3>  ()
4> _-. ,  ()
5> _. 

replete
1> , 
_Ex:
to be replete with  , 
2> ; 
_Ex:
replete with food   
3> ; 
4>  (-.), 
_Ex:
a book replete with wisdom ,  
_Ex:
a home replete with every comfort    

repletion
1> ; 
_Ex:
to eat to repletion   
2> ; 
_Ex:
a vessel filled to repletion ,   
_Ex:
the house was filled to repletion with children  
 
3> 
_Ex:
the repletion of wants  
4> _. , 

replevin
1> _.  

replica
1> _. ,  , . 
_Ex:
a replica in bronze   
_Ex:
a half-size replica   
2> ; 
_Ex:
she is a replica of her mother   
_Ex:
each house was a replica of the rest    
  
3> _. , 
4> _. 
5> _. 

replicable
1> , 
_Ex:
replicable experimental results  


replicar
1> _.  ( ,  
)

replicate
1> _.  
2> ; 
3> ;  
4> _. ,  
5> _. 
6> _. 
7> _. ,   
, 

replication
1> , 
_Ex:
a quick and concise replication    
2> 
3> 
4> _. ; 
5> _. 
6> _-.  ()
7> _.      
8> _. , 

replicon
1> _.  (  , 
 )

reply
1> 
_Ex:
in reply  
_Ex:
in reply to your letter     
_Ex:
to make a reply ,  
_Ex:
reply paid   
_Ex:
the letter now under reply ,   
 
2> _.      
3> _.     
4>  ( )
5> 
_Ex:
to reply wittily  
_Ex:
to reply to a question   
_Ex:
to reply for smb.   () -.
_Ex:
to reply in the negative  
_Ex:
to reply to roll-call   
_Ex:
none of my letters have been replied to    
    
6> _.     
7>   
_Ex:
to reply to the enemy's fire    

repolish
1>  ;   

repondez, s'il vous plait
1> _.  

repone
1> _.   

report
1> ; ;  (.  )
_Ex:
final report  
_Ex:
interim report  
_Ex:
progress report     ( 
); _.  
_Ex:
weather report  ;  
_Ex:
a report on smth.  ()  -.
_Ex:
we have received a favourable report on his work  
    
_Ex:
to present (to submit) a report   ()
_Ex:
to draw up a report on an accident  
 
2> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
a news report  
_Ex:
first-hand report    ;  
_Ex:
to publish a report of a trial    

3> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
to submit a report  
4>   
5>    (. law reports)
6> , 
_Ex:
idle reports   ()
_Ex:
the report goes, report has it  , 
_Ex:
to know of smth. by mere report   -.  
 ()
_Ex:
it is a matter of current report    () 
7> , 
_Ex:
to be of good report   
8>  
_Ex:
terminal report    
9>  , 
_Id:
to be on report   
10> ; ; 
_Ex:
to report an accident to the police   
 
_Ex:
he reported what he had seen    ,  
_Ex:
the doctor reports a marked improvement  ,
   
_Ex:
it is reported ; 
_Ex:
it is reported from Paris   
_Ex:
it is reported that we are to have a new teacher ,
     
_Ex:
he is reported to be in Paris ,    
11>   , ; ;
 
_Ex:
to report to a superior  
_Ex:
to report a vessel at the custom house   
 ,   
_Ex:
the Commission reports tomorrow    
_Ex:
I have the honour to report   
_Ex:
nothing to report  
12> _. ; 
_Ex:
to report clear    
_Ex:
to report oneself sick    
13> ,   ( );  
_Ex:
to report a speech    
14>    
_Ex:
to report for a newspaper    
_Ex:
for two sessions he reported for the "Daily Mirror"  
       
" "
15>  
_Ex:
report my words to him    
16>  ( -.);  
_Ex:
to report to a superior  
_Ex:
to report a rudeness   
_Ex:
to report smb. for insolence   -. 
_Ex:
I'm reporting you to the police for dangerous driving
        
 (  )
17> (on, upon, of) 
_Ex:
to report on (upon, of) smb., smth.   -.,
-.
_Ex:
to report well on smb.    -.
_Ex:
he is badly reported on     
_Ex:
he reports well of the scheme    
(- )  
18> ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to report to the port authorities    
_Ex:
to report to one's unit _.    
_Ex:
to report for duty   
_Ex:
Corporal Smith reporting for duty, Sir! _.  
  , !
_Ex:
to report to the police   
_Ex:
to report oneself    ; _. 
( )
_Ex:
report yourself to the manager   
_Ex:
he reported for work a few minutes before the night shift
went on         
 
19> (to) ;     
_Ex:
the commissioner reports directly to the minister 
  
_Id:
to report progress    ; _. 
  ;  (-.)
_Id:
to move to report progress _.   
 
_Id:
to report a bill _.    
  

report card
1>  

report centre
1> _.   

report out
1>  ,   . .   
    
2> _.  ()     
 ( )
_Ex:
after much debate the committee reported the bill out
     
   

report stage
1> _.   (   )

reportable
1>  
_Ex:
reportable disease _-. ,  
2>  
_Ex:
a reportable case    

reportage
1> 

reported
1> , ; 

reportedly
1>  ;  
_Ex:
he is reportedly a billionnaire ,   

reporter
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Reporters' Gallery _.   
2> 
3> 

reporting
1> 
2> 
3>    
_Ex:
reporting period _.   
_Ex:
reporting chain _.    

_Ex:
reporting officer  
_Ex:
to be fast in reporting  
4> 
5> _.   

reporting centre
1>  

reportorial
1> . _. 

reposal
1> _.  (  . .)

repose
1> ; 
_Ex:
calm repose  
_Ex:
to work without repose   
_Ex:
to seek repose  
_Ex:
to take repose 
_Ex:
to disturb smb.'s repose  -. 
2> _. ,  
_Ex:
to pray for the repose of a soul   
(-. )
3> , ; , 
_Ex:
dead repose  
_Ex:
the sea is in repose  
4> ; 
_Ex:
his attitude lacked repose    

5> 
_Ex:
good night and sweet repose  ,  
_Ex:
a night's repose  , 
6> _. 
_Ex:
the picture wants repose    
7> (R.) _. 
_Ex:
the R. of the Virgin  
8> ;   (. to repose oneself)
_Ex:
to repose on a couch   
9> _.  
_Ex:
he halted to repose his wayworn soldiers  ,
     
10> 
_Ex:
he reposes at Arlington Cemetery    

_Ex:
reposing in state    
( )
11> 
_Ex:
her right hand reposed on a cushion    
 
12> _. ; ;  ()
_Ex:
to repose one's head on the pillow    
13> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
the scheme reposes on the revival of trade   
  
14>  ( -., -.);   ( -.,
-.)
_Ex:
to repose trust (confidence) in smb.   -.
15>   (-.)
_Ex:
to repose power in smb.'s hands  -. 

reposed
1> 
_Ex:
reposed friendliness  

reposeful
1> 
_Ex:
reposeful friendliness  
2> 

reposit
1> _.   ,   , 
_Ex:
the original copy is reposited in the museum  
 
2>    
_Ex:
he reposited the paper in the in-basket   
     

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

repository
1> , ; 
_Ex:
a repository for old bills    
_Ex:
furniture repository    
_Ex:
he is a repository of curious information   
  
_Ex:
my grandfather is a repository of interesting facts   -
  
2> 
_Ex:
he was the repository of all her secrets   
  
3> 
4> _. 
5>  (  )
6>     ( ,
. )

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

repossession agency
1> _. ,      ,
  

repoussage
1> _. 

repousse
1>   
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
repousse work 

repp
1> _. 

repple-depple
1> _. _. _.   
(. replacement depot)

reprehend
1> , 
_Ex:
to reprehend smb.'s conduct  -. 
_Ex:
to reprehend smb.'s choice  -. 
2>  ; 

reprehensible
1>  , ; 

reprehension
1> , 

reprehensive
1> _. , 

represent
1>    ( -. ); 
_Ex:
the work represents the character of the country  
   
_Ex:
I will represent to him the danger he is running  
   ,   
_Ex:
let me try to represent my idea to you in another way (in
different terms)      
( )
2> ,   . .
_Ex:
she desired to be represented as a shepherdess  ,
      
3>  , 
_Ex:
the picture represents a hunting scene  
 
4> 
_Ex:
to represent musical sounds by notes  
 
_Ex:
phonetic signs represent sounds   

_Ex:
such excuses represent nothing to me  
    
5> ; 
_Ex:
the flag represents the nation  -  
_Ex:
a movie hero who represents the ideal of our culture
,    
6>  
_Ex:
the characters he represented on the stage  ,
    
7>   
_Ex:
to represent a play    ;  
8> 
_Ex:
all the twelve guilds were represented in the procession
      
_Ex:
our firm is represented in India by Mr. N. 
     - .
_Ex:
many countries were represented by their Ambassadors 
    
_Ex:
a genus represented by two species ,   

9>  , 
_Ex:
he represented the town in Parliament   
  
_Ex:
to represent one's government in a foreign country
      

_Ex:
Mps representing Welsh constituencies   
  
10> ( as)  (-.);  ( -.)
_Ex:
he represented himself as an expert    
;   
_Ex:
the candidate was careful to represent himself as a man of the
people   ,     
_Ex:
I'm not what you represented me to be   ,  
 
11>  (  . .);  
_Ex:
they represented their grievances to the governor  
  
_Ex:
he represented to the magistrate that the offender was only
a child _.    ,  
   
12>  ;   ; 
 
13> , ,  

representability
1> _. 

representation
1> , 
_Ex:
an allegoric representation  
_Ex:
a representation of the triumphal arch 
 
_Ex:
representations in marble or bronze  
   
2>  ( -. )
_Ex:
to make false representations to smb.  -. 
  (-.)
_Ex:
this is a fair representation of their point of view 
    
_Ex:
through his favourite representations  
 
3> _. ; ;
() 
4> ,   
_Ex:
an unusual representation of Hamlet  ()
 
5> , 
_Ex:
to consent to do smth. on smb's representations 
 -.  -. 
6> 
_Ex:
to make representations to smb.  -. 
7> _. 
_Ex:
to make representations  
8> 
_Ex:
permanent representation _.  
_Ex:
proportional representation  
_Ex:
right of representation _.  
_Ex:
to inherit by right of representation _.  
 
9> _. ;   
-.  
10> _. ,   ;
    
11> _. _. ,  ; 
_Ex:
internal representation _.   
 

representational
1> . _. 
_Ex:
representational body  
_Ex:
a government truly representational of the people
,   
_Ex:
the audience was representational of all creeds and
political beliefs     
   
2> _. -; 

representationalism
1> _. , 
2> _. ,   ;
    

representationism
1> _. , 
2> _. ,   ;
    

representative
1> ,  
_Ex:
the mole is the sole British representative of the family
 -      
2> , , 
_Ex:
representatives of the press  
_Ex:
diplomatic representative  
_Ex:
representatives at a convention  
_Ex:
Japan's representative to the U.N.    
3> (R.) _.   
_Ex:
House of Representatives  
_Ex:
R. from Pennsylvania     

4> _.    
5> , ; 
_Ex:
books representative of pastoral life , 
 
_Ex:
representative fraction _.  
_Ex:
representative scale _.  
6> ,    -.
_Ex:
a representative selection of Elizabethan plays  
 ,    
_Ex:
a representative collection of modern art  ,
    
7> _. 
_Ex:
representative opinion poll  
 
8> , , 
_Ex:
representative plant  
_Ex:
representative run  
_Ex:
Detroit is a representative American city  - 
 
_Ex:
representative area _-.  , 

9> _. , 
10> . _. 
_Ex:
representative body  
_Ex:
a government truly representative of the people ,
  
_Ex:
the audience was representative of all creeds and
political beliefs     
   
11> _.     ;
  

representativeness
1>  (  . .)

representativity
1>  (  . .)

representment
1> _. 

