resolvable
1>  ( )

resolve
1> , 
_Ex:
to make a resolve  
_Ex:
to keep one's resolve     
_Ex:
to make good resolves    
2> _. , 
3> _. , , 
_Ex:
deeds of high resolve  
4> ,  
_Ex:
he resolved up(on) making an early start   
 ( )
_Ex:
what has been resolved?   ?;  
 ?
_Ex:
to be resolved   ,  
( -.)
_Ex:
he resolved to succeed       
 
_Ex:
a plan was resolved on which provided for...   ,
 , ...
5>  , ;  ,

_Ex:
the committee resolved to authorize this step 
   
_Ex:
(it was) resolved unanimously ()  
_Ex:
resolved, that this meeting is in favour of... 
 ...
6> 
_Ex:
to resolve to do (upon doing) smth.   -.
7>  (  . .);  ()
_Ex:
to resolve all doubts   
_Ex:
to resolve a dispute  
8>  (  . .); 
_Ex:
the problem has not yet been resolved    
_Ex:
to resolve disputed points in a text   
   
9> _. 
_Ex:
the knowledge of the facts resolved him to act at once 
    
10>  (  )
_Ex:
to resolve smth. into its elements  -. 
 
11> ,  (  )
_Ex:
the Roman Empire resolved into its elements  

_Ex:
the session resolved itself into a number of working
committees      
12> (into)  ( -.);  ( -.)
_Ex:
the steam that cooling resolved into water , 
   
_Ex:
the task before us may be resolved into three basic
requirements        
 
13> . refl 
_Ex:
to resolve (itself) into smth.   -.;
  -.
_Ex:
the water resolves itself into steam    
_Ex:
the fog resolved itself into rain    
_Ex:
the question resolves itself into this...  
 ...
_Ex:
his complaint resolves itself into two parts  
   
14> _. ; 
15> _.  ();  ( )
16> _.   

resolved
1> ;  ; 
_Ex:
men of resolved temper    
2> , ; 
_Ex:
an often resolved scheme   

resolvent
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _.  
4> _.   ,


resolver
1> _. (-) ; 


resolving
1> _. ; ; ; 
_Ex:
resolving power  (); _.  
()

resonance
1> 
_Ex:
acoustic resonance  
2> _. ,  ( )

resonance-box
1> _.  

resonant
1> _.  
2> , ; , 
_Ex:
a deep, resonant voice ,  
_Ex:
his name was resonant in Europe at the beginning of this
century         
_Ex:
the grove became resonant with sound   
3> _. ; 
_Ex:
resonant sounds  
_Ex:
resonant circuit _.  

resonate
1> 

resonator
1> _. 

resorb
1> _. ; 

resorcin
1> _. 

resorption
1> _. 
2> _.  ,  , 

resort
1>  (   . .)
_Ex:
to make (to have) resort to smb.   -.
_Ex:
to make resort to smth.   -.
_Ex:
to have resort to force (to violence)   
_Ex:
without resort to force (to violence)    
2> , ; ;  
_Ex:
that is my only resort    
3>  ,   (,  
. .)
_Ex:
popular resort   
4> 
_Ex:
all-night resort  
_Ex:
resort of thieves  
5>  (. health  holiday resort)
_Ex:
seaside resort  
_Ex:
summer resort  
_Ex:
resort hotel  ,  
6> _. 
_Ex:
he encouraged the resort of artists  ,   
 
_Id:
in the (as a) last resort   ;  

7> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to resort to all sorts of precautions   
 
_Ex:
to resort to force   
_Ex:
to resort to blows    ,  
8> _.    ( -.)
9> _. () ;  (-.)
_Ex:
a place which he was known to resort ,  , 
, 
10>  -.
_Ex:
at the age of twenty-five he resorted to Italy  
      

resound
1> 
_Ex:
the sound of cannons resounded from one end of the peninsula
to the other      ,
        
2> (with) 
_Ex:
the grove resounded with the songs of birds  
 
_Ex:
the playground resounded with happy voices 
  
_Ex:
the tower resounded with the clamour of bells  
 
3> ,  ()
4> ,  ()
5>  ( );  
6> 
_Ex:
to resound smb.'s praises   -.
_Ex:
Milton, a name to resound for ages   
  

resounding
1>  ;  ; ; 
( )
2> ; 
_Ex:
resounding victory  () 
_Ex:
resounding defeat () 

resource
1> . _pl. () , , 
_Ex:
natural resources   ()
_Ex:
to be at the end of one's resources   
_Ex:
the resources in men and ammunition _.  
  
2>  ;   
_Ex:
to have inner resources to fall back on   
  
_Ex:
he has no inner resources of character    
 
3> , , 
_Ex:
to be at the end of one's resources   
_Ex:
to draw upon one's own resources   
_Ex:
to make the most of one's resources   
 
_Ex:
his only remaining resource was flight   
 - 
_Ex:
deception was his only resource     
4> ,  (  ); ,

_Ex:
reading had been her chief resource   
 
_Ex:
leave him to his own resources    , 
    ( ,  )
5> , 
_Ex:
full of resource 
_Ex:
man of great resource  
6> ;  ,   . .
_Ex:
without (beyond) resource , 
7> _. 
_Ex:
resource allocation  ; 
,  
_Ex:
resource sharing   

resource-saving
1>  (   . .)

resourceful
1> , 

resourcefulness
1> , 

resow
1> _-. , 

resown
1> _p-p.  resow

respect
1> 
_Ex:
worthy of respect  
_Ex:
out of respect for smb.    -.
_Ex:
respect of persons 
_Ex:
without respect of persons   ,   
  
_Ex:
to have respect for smb., to hold smb. in respect 
-.
_Ex:
to have the greatest respect for smb.   -. 
 
_Ex:
to have respect for the law  
_Ex:
to win the respect of all   
_Ex:
to have lost all respect   
_Ex:
to be held in respect, to command respect 

_Ex:
to have respect for one's promises  
_Ex:
with all due respect to you...     ...
2> _pl. , 
_Ex:
give him my best respects     
_Ex:
to pay one's respects to smb.  -. 
,  -.  
3> 
_Ex:
to have (to pay) respect to the needs of the general reader
   
_Ex:
in respect that _. ,   
_Ex:
in respect that he was the only heir    ,
    
4> , 
_Ex:
to have respect to smth. _. ,  
 -.
_Ex:
in many respect   
_Ex:
in all respects, in every respect   
_Ex:
in no respect    
_Ex:
in other respects   
_Ex:
in respect of (to), with respect to  ,  
(-.)
_Ex:
these letters are undated both in respect of time and place
     ,   
_Ex:
there are difficulties in respect of the wording 
   
_Ex:
without respect to (of) ,   

5> , 
_Ex:
to love and respect smb.    -.
_Ex:
to respect oneself  
_Ex:
to respect persons  
6> ;  
_Ex:
to respect the law  
_Ex:
we must respect his desires     

7> ,  
_Ex:
as respects  , 
_Ex:
the remaining part of the book respects legislation 
   
8> _. 
_Ex:
death respects neither young nor old     ,
 
_Ex:
to respect smb.'s privacy   -. 

respectability
1> ; 
2> _pl. () ; 

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

_Ex:
respectable hotel  
_Ex:
respectable behaviour  
_Ex:
it is not considered respectable to enter a room without
knocking       
_Ex:
to act from respectable motives  

3> , , 
_Ex:
respectable weather  
_Ex:
the article was respectable but not outstanding  
,       
4> , , 
_Ex:
a respectable amount  

respectant
1> _.     ( )
2> _.  

respecter
1>  ; ,  -.
_Ex:
to be no respecter of the law   
_Ex:
respecter of persons  
_Ex:
to be no respecter of persons    
_Ex:
death is no respecter of persons      
(  )
_Ex:
God is no respecter of persons _.  

respectful
1> ; 
_Ex:
at a respectful distance   
_Ex:
respectful to one's superiors   
_Ex:
respectful towards one's parents  
 
_Ex:
he is respectful of tradition   

respectfully
1> ; 
_Ex:
yours respectfully  ,   (  
  )

respectfulness
1> ; 

respecting
1> , , 
_Ex:
legislation respecting property  
_Ex:
we could not agree respecting the price   
  
_Ex:
he talked for a long time respecting his future  
   

respective
1> 
_Ex:
in their respective places    
_Ex:
Britain and France were represented by their respective
ambassadors       
_Ex:
the respective merits of the candidates 
 
_Ex:
the men were given work according to their respective
abilities       
 
2> _. , 
3> _.  ( -.);  (-.)

respectively
1> ;   
_Ex:
they were respectively president and secretary of the society
    ,    

_Ex:
the first, second and third prizes went to John, Mary
and George respectively ,    
 ,    

respectworthy
1>  

respiration
1> 
_Ex:
normal respiration  
2> 
_Ex:
the respirations are slightly increased   

respirator
1> , 
2>     

respiratory
1> , 
_Ex:
respiratory organs (system)  
_Ex:
respiratory movement  
_Ex:
respiratory quotient   ( 
        
 )

respire
1> 
2>  (-.)
3> ,  
_Ex:
leave me to respire _.    ( )
4>  ;  
_Ex:
the station lights were in sight and the tourists respired
  ,   
5> _.   
_Ex:
did he respire it into your ear?     ( )?
6> _. 
7> _.  ()

respirometer
1> 

respirometric
1> 

respirometry
1> 

respite
1> 
_Ex:
a short period of respite  
_Ex:
to work without respite   
_Ex:
to take a short respite from work   ()
_Ex:
to give a respite to smb.  -.  
();  ( )
_Ex:
his toothache gives him no respite     
   
2> 
_Ex:
to get a respite  
_Ex:
to grant a respite  
3> _.   
4>  
5> _.   ()
_Ex:
to respite a condemned man   
6> 
_Ex:
he will respite his answer till his return   
  
7>   

resplend
1> _. , 

resplendence, -cy
1> _. , 

resplendent
1> , 
_Ex:
to be resplendent in colours and gold  ()
  
2> , , 
_Ex:
he was resplendent in his uniform     


respond
1> _. , 
2> _. ; , 
3> 
4> ,  -.  
_Ex:
to respond with a blow  
5> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to respond to kindness    
_Ex:
to respond to treatment  
_Ex:
they show no sign of responding to our proposal  
      
_Ex:
to this kind of teaching the class has always responded badly
       
()
6> _.  , ;  
7> _.      
8> _. _.  (  . .)
9> _. ,  
10> _.   
11> _. ,  ()

respondence, -cy
1> 
_Ex:
movements in respondence, -cy to external agencies ,
   ()   
2> ; 
_Ex:
the facts bear no mutual respondence, -cy  
  (   , 
)

respondent
1> 
2> ; 
3>  ( ,   . .);

4> _.  ;   
_Ex:
the knee jerk is a typical respondent  
   
5> ,  (   . .)
6> 
_Ex:
respondent sentiments  
7> 
_Ex:
respondent heart  
8> _.    

respondentia
1> _. ,      

responder
1> _. 

response
1> 
_Ex:
response time _.  ,  ; 

_Ex:
he made no response    
_Ex:
in response to your inquiry     
2> ; 
_Ex:
biological response  
3> 
_Ex:
responses to the president's message ()  
 
_Ex:
to act in response to the call of duty  
 
_Ex:
his appeal met with a generous response  
 ()  
4>  
_Ex:
his love met with no response     
5> _. ,  (  
)
6> _.  
7>  (  )
_Ex:
response to fertilizer _-.   
8> _.  (  . .)
9> _. ; , 
10> _. ,  ()

responser
1> _. 

responsibility
1> 
_Ex:
criminal responsibility  
_Ex:
a post (a position) of responsibility  
_Ex:
on one's own responsibility   ; 
 
_Ex:
to assume (to accept, to take) a responsibility  
 
_Ex:
to decline all responsibility for smth.    
  -.
_Ex:
the responsibility rests with the author 
  ;   
2> , 
_Ex:
heavy responsibilities  ; 

_Ex:
to be relieved of a responsibility   

3> 
4> 
5> _. 

responsible
1> _. _. 
2> ;  
_Ex:
responsible to smb.   -.
_Ex:
to be responsible for smth.    -.;
    -.
_Ex:
to be jointly and severally responsible _.  
  
_Ex:
he is responsible for these verses    
_Ex:
they are responsible for the reorganization - 
( )   
3>    
_Ex:
he is not responsible for his actions     
,  
4> ,  
_Ex:
a very responsible tenant   
_Ex:
a situation for a responsible man    
_Ex:
from responsible sources   
_Ex:
in responsible quarters   
_Ex:
there was about him a responsible look    
-  
5> _. 
6> , 
_Ex:
responsible post  
7> _. ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
he had quite responsible clothes     

responsion
1>   
2>         

3> _. , 

responsive
1> ; ;  , 
(   . .);  (, )
_Ex:
to be quickly responsive to external influences 
  
_Ex:
to be responsive to the wishes of smb.  
-. 
_Ex:
they are responsive to affection    (
)  
_Ex:
I did not find them very responsive when I talked about it
     ,     

2> _. ,   
3>  ( )

responsiveness
1> _. ,   (  
);  

responsorial
1> _. , 

responsory
1> _. ; , 

ressentiment
1> _. ;  
2> _.   ; 
3> _. 
4> _. _.  (   
)

rest
1> , ; 
_Ex:
day of rest  ,  , 
_Ex:
without rest  ,  
_Ex:
at rest  
_Ex:
to be at rest 
_Ex:
to set smb.'s mind at rest  -.
_Ex:
to set a question at rest  
_Ex:
to go (to retire) to rest   ()
_Ex:
to take a rest ; 
_Ex:
to have a good night's rest  
_Ex:
I could get no rest        ();
   
_Ex:
my mind is at rest about the matter    
 
_Ex:
his fears were laid to rest   
2>  , 
_Ex:
to lay to rest 
_Ex:
to be at rest with one's fathers   , 
 
_Ex:
to be at rest from toil   
_Ex:
he has gone to his rest  
3> , , 
_Ex:
rest area _.     
_Ex:
rest halt _.   , 
_Ex:
to make a rest from work  
_Ex:
he had several rests on his way up the mountain  
     
4> _.  ""
5> 
_Ex:
at rest 
_Ex:
to bring to rest 
_Ex:
the horses were brought to rest  
_Ex:
to come to rest 
6>  ,  (.  )
7> _. , 
8> _. ; 
9> _.  (    )
_Ex:
arm rest   
_Ex:
bent arm (cross, front) rest    
10> _. 
11> _. 
12> ; ; 
_Ex:
he likes to rest after dinner     
13> 
_Ex:
he rests in the churchyard    
_Ex:
let her rest in peace   
14> , 
_Ex:
clouds resting on mountain tops ,   

_Ex:
my eye rested on those remote blue peaks    
    
15>  (   . .),  
_Ex:
to rest from one's labours   () 
_Ex:
not to let the enemy rest    
_Ex:
to rest on one's oars ;   
_Ex:
rest! ! ()
_Ex:
she planned to rest during her vacation   
    
16>  , 
_Ex:
to rest men and horses     
_Ex:
to rest oneself   ; 
_Ex:
they stopped at the wayside cafe to rest themselves 
   ,   
_Ex:
rest the players for tomorrow's game   
  
_Ex:
these dark glasses rest my eyes      
 
_Ex:
a colour that rests the eyes  
17>  ,  
_Ex:
he could not rest till he got his wish    ,
   
18> (on, against)  ( -.);  ( -.)
_Ex:
to rest one's elbows on the table    
_Ex:
to rest one's head on a cushion    
_Ex:
rest the picture against the wall    
19> (on, against) 
_Ex:
he rested his argument on trivialities  
   
_Ex:
the verdict rested on several precedents   
  
20> (on)  ( -.);  ( -.)
_Ex:
the roof rests on eight columns    

_Ex:
she let her glance rest on me     ;
    
21> (upon, on, in)  ( -., -.)
_Ex:
his fame rests upon his novels     
_Ex:
the charge rested upon one man's unsupported statement
      
 
_Ex:
he rested all his hopes in his son    
  
_Ex:
all our hopes rested upon this venture    
    
22> (on, upon, in)  (  . . 
-., -.)
_Ex:
to rest responsibility on (upon) smb. 
  -.
_Ex:
we rest in your promise     
23> (with)   ( -.);  ( -.;
   . .)
_Ex:
the fault rests with him    
_Ex:
the answer rests with you   
_Ex:
it rests with you to decide as best you can   
  
24>   
_Ex:
let the matter rest  () ,  ;  
   
_Ex:
the matter cannot rest here     ;
  
_Ex:
this rests a mystery   
25>    -. 
_Ex:
you may rest assured    , 
 
26> _-.   , 
27> _-.   
28> _.     ,
   . .
_Ex:
the defence rests   
29> (the rest) , 
_Ex:
and (all) the rest of it    (, )
_Ex:
(as) for the rest   ,   
_Ex:
as to the rest   
_Ex:
take what you want and throw the rest away ,  ,
  
_Ex:
her hat was red as the rest of her clothes    
,     
30> ; 
_Ex:
the rest of us  (), 
_Ex:
to cut adrift from the rest   
31> _. (the rest) ,  
_Ex:
for the rest   
32> _.  

rest cure
1>  

rest day
1>  , 

rest energy
1> _.  ,  

rest gown
1>  , , 

rest home
1>     
2>   

rest house
1>   
2> ;  
3>      
4>   

rest mass
1> _.  

rest period
1>     
2> _.   (  )

rest-balk
1> _-.  ( )
2> _-. 

rest-harrow
1> _.  (Ononis gen.)

rest-room
1>  ,   
2> . _. ,  (  )

restart
1> _.   ()
2> _.  ;  
3> _. ,     ,
 
4>  , 
_Ex:
to restart work  
5> _.   ()
6> _.     

restartable
1> _.    (  )

restate
1>  ; 
2>    
_Ex:
the question needs to be restated    

restatement
1>  , 
2>  

restaurant
1> 

restaurant car
1> -

restaurateur
1> _.  , 

restful
1> , 
_Ex:
a colour that is restful to the eyes  ,
   
2> , 
_Ex:
restful spot  
_Ex:
restful life  

resting
1> ; 
2> _.   , 
_Ex:
resting bud  ;  
_Ex:
resting shoot  

resting place
1>  
2>  (. last resting place)
3>  

restitute
1>  (, )
2> _.    

restitution
1>  ( )
2>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to make restitution   ()
3> _. ,   

4> _.  

restive
1>  ( )
2> ;   (-.)
_Ex:
he turned restive at the least attempt at coercion 
    
3> ; 
_Ex:
the crowd grew restive    ;  
 

restless
1> , 
_Ex:
restless mind (brain)  
_Ex:
restless soul  
_Ex:
restless old soul  
_Ex:
the audience was getting restless  () 
 
2> , 
_Ex:
restless night  
_Ex:
restless eye  
_Ex:
to be wakeful and restless  ;   
3>  . . .: _. 
_Ex:
she slept very restless   

restlessness
1> , , ; 

restock
1>  

restoration
1> 
_Ex:
restoration to health and strength   
, 
2> ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
closed during restorations   
3> , 
_Ex:
the restoration of works of art  

4>  ,    . .
_Ex:
the castle is a mere restoration   - 
  ;    
   
5> _. 
6> (the R.) _. ,  
_Ex:
restoration drama   
7> _.   

restorative
1> _. ,  
2> _.     
3> _. ; ;   
_Ex:
restorative food  
4> _. 
_Ex:
restorative surgery  () 

restore
1> ,  
_Ex:
to restore smb.'s property  -. 
_Ex:
to restore a borrowed book   
_Ex:
I'll see to it that your property is restored to you  
  ,      
_Ex:
the officer was acquitted and has his rank restored to him
        
2> (to)  (  )
_Ex:
to restore an employee to his old post  
  
_Ex:
to restore to service     
_Ex:
a statue was restored to its pedestal   
 
3> (to)    
_Ex:
to be restored to liberty    ;
   
_Ex:
to be restored to happiness   
_Ex:
to restore smb. to life  -.  
_Ex:
to feel oneself restored to life   
4> 
_Ex:
to restore public order   
_Ex:
to restore smb.'s health  -. 
_Ex:
to restore smb.'s reputation  -. 
5> , 
_Ex:
to restore a picture  
_Ex:
the palace gardens heve been restored to their former grandeur
       
6> _. 
_Ex:
the monarchy was restored in England in 1660  1660 . 
   
7> 
_Ex:
to restore old customs   
_Ex:
this novel restored a belief in his talent   
   

restored
1> ; 
_Ex:
restored unity  
_Ex:
restored energy _.  
_Ex:
to feel completely restored    ,
 
2> 
_Ex:
a restored picture  
_Ex:
a restored Greek temple   

restorer
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
hair restorer   

restrain
1> ,   ; ; 
_Ex:
to restrain production  
_Ex:
to restrain smb.'s activities  -. 
_Ex:
to restrain one's temper  ,    
_Ex:
to restrain one's passion   
_Ex:
to restrain smb. from doing smth.  -. 
-.
_Ex:
to restrain smb. from wasting money   -. 

2> 
_Ex:
to restrain power  
3>  ,     . .
_Ex:
insane people have to be restrained  


restrained
1> ; 
_Ex:
the sober, restrained gestures ,  
_Ex:
restrained drawing  
_Ex:
hardly restrained indignation    
2> 
_Ex:
restrained demands  
3> 
_Ex:
in restrained terms   ,  


restrainer
1> _. 

restraint
1> 
_Ex:
to exercise restraint _.  
_Ex:
we are reconciled but there is a restraint between us now 
,       
()
_Ex:
now we can converse with less restraint   
   ()
2> ,  
3> , ; , 
(, )
4> , ; , ; 
  
_Ex:
restraint of (upon) trade  
_Ex:
the restraints of poverty  
_Ex:
to put a restraint upon smb.'s activity 
-. 
_Ex:
to impose restraint  
_Ex:
to break through every restraint     

_Ex:
without restraint ;  , 
_Ex:
to act without restraint   
_Ex:
to speak without restraint   ( )
_Ex:
to indulge in one's sorrow without restraint 
 
5>  ,   ,   
. .
_Ex:
to put under restraint    

restrict
1> 
_Ex:
to restrict smb.'s freedom  -. 
_Ex:
the trees restricted our vision    
 
_Ex:
his power was restricted within narrow limits  
 
_Ex:
in some countries the consumption of alcohol is restricted
by law      

2> (to)    ;   -.
_Ex:
to restrict one's speech to two points  
  
_Ex:
to restrict to a diet   
_Ex:
he is restricted to six cigarettes a day   
   
3> _.  ( ,   
)

restrictase
1> _.  ()

