Rev.
1> _.  reverend ,  

revalorization
1> _. 

revalorize
1> _. 

revaluation
1> 
2>  

revamp
1>  ; , , 
2> , 
_Ex:
to revamp an old comedy  ()  
3>    ( )
4>  . . .:   

revanche
1> 

revanchism
1> 

revanchist
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
revanchist sentiments  

revascularization
1> _.   

reveal
1> _. ; ; 
2> , 
_Ex:
he turned so that his face was revealed   ,
   ()  
_Ex:
his conduct reveals great intelligence  
   
_Ex:
the painting reveals the painter   
  
_Ex:
to reveal oneself , ; 
_Ex:
I'll tell you how the thing revealed itself to me  
,    
3> ; 
_Ex:
to reveal a secret to smb.  () -. 
()
_Ex:
to reveal one's soul to smb.  -.  
( )
_Ex:
to reveal one's identity  
_Ex:
he is not the sort of person to whom such important
information should be revealed    , 
     
4> _. 
5> _.  (  )

revealed religion
1>  , 

revegetation
1> _-.   ; 

reveille
1> _.  ; , 

revel
1> , 
2>  _pl. , ; 
_Ex:
Master of the Revels _. ; 
 (.  )
3> 
_Ex:
a revel of colour  
4> _. ,  
5> , , 
_Ex:
to revel away the time    
_Ex:
he revelled away the money   () 
6> (in)   ( -.), 
(-.)
_Ex:
to revel in smth.  () -.
_Ex:
to revel in a book  
_Ex:
people who revel in gossip ,  

revelation
1> ,  (  . .); 
2> 
_Ex:
it was a revelation to me when he said that...  
  (   ),   
, ...
3> _. , 
4> (the R.) _.   ; 

revelatory
1> 
_Ex:
revelatory journalism  

reveller
1> , , 

revelry
1> . _pl. , ;  , 

revenant
1> _. ,    
2>    ; , 

revendication
1> _. 

revenge
1> , , 
_Ex:
in (out of) revenge  
_Ex:
to have (to take) one's revenge upon smb. (for
smth.)  -. ( -.)
2>  
_Ex:
to feed one's revenge    
_Ex:
there was revenge in his heart     
(),    
3>  (   . .)
_Ex:
to have one's revenge ()  
_Ex:
to give smb. his revenge  -.  
4> , 
_Ex:
to revenge an injustice   
_Ex:
to revenge smb.'s death   -. 
_Ex:
to revenge oneself upon smb. for smth.  -. 
-.
_Ex:
to be revenged  

revengeful
1> ;  
_Ex:
revengeful heart  

revenue
1> 
_Ex:
revenue account _.  
2>   (. public revenues)
_Ex:
revenue stamp  
_Ex:
revenue tariff  
3>  
4> _pl.  
_Ex:
the revenues of the city council   

5>    ;  
6>  . . .: 
_Ex:
revenue officer  
_Ex:
revenue vessel (cutter, boat)  

revenuer
1> _.  
2> _.  

reverb
1> (_.  reverberation)   ( )
2> _. 
_Ex:
to reverb sound  
3> ,   
4>    
5> _. , 
6> _. , 
7> _.  ( )

reverberant
1> 
2> 
3> 
4> _.     S (  )

reverberate
1> 
2> _. 
_Ex:
to reverberate sound  
3> ,   
4>    
5> _. , 
6> _. , 
7> _.  ( )

reverberating
1> , , ; 
_Ex:
reverberating peals of thunder   ;
 
2> 
_Ex:
reverberating fame  
3> _.  ( )
4> _. 
5> _. 

reverberation
1> _. 
_Ex:
reverberation of rays from a surface   

2>    
3> ,   
4> , 
5> , 
_Ex:
the reverberation of voices  
6>  _pl. , ; 
_Ex:
acts followed by reverberations throughout the world ,
    ; ,  
7>    
8> _. 

reverberative
1> _. 

reverberator
1>  (   
   )
2>  , 
3> _. ; 
4>  

reverberatory
1>  
2>  ( )
3> 
4> 

reverberatory furnace
1>  

revere
1>  ; , 
_Ex:
to revere virtue  
_Ex:
a poet revered by all   

reverence
1>  ; ; , 
_Ex:
reverence for smth.   -.
_Ex:
to hold smb. in reverence, to regard smb. with reverence,
to feel reverence for smb.  () -.
_Ex:
to pay reverence to smb.    -.; 
-. 
_Ex:
the rising generation lacks reverence  (
)   
2> 
_Ex:
to pray with reverence  
3> _. , 
4> (R.) _.  ( )
_Ex:
Your R.  ,  
5>  ; , 
_Ex:
to reverence the laws   
_Ex:
he reverenced wisdom    
6> 

reverend
1> _. ,  
_Ex:
Right R.  ; , 
2> _. () 
_Ex:
the reverend gentleman ,    
_Ex:
the R. John Doe    
_Ex:
the Very R. ()  (  )
_Ex:
the Right R. ()  ( )
_Ex:
the Most R. ()  ( )
_Ex:
the R. Father   (  )
_Ex:
R. Mother - (); 
3> _.  ( )
4> , , 
_Ex:
reverend madam  
5> _. 
_Ex:
reverend awe  

reverent
1> ; 
_Ex:
reverent words  

reverential
1> 
_Ex:
reverential awe  
2> _.  

reverie
1> 
_Ex:
to be lost in (a) reverie ;   
( )
_Ex:
to indulge in reverie  
2> , ; 
3> _. 

revers
1> , 

reversal
1>  ,    ;

_Ex:
reversal of feeling  -.  

_Ex:
reversal of policy    
_Ex:
reversal of sign _.  
_Ex:
reversal of the natural order of things  
  
2> _. , 
_Ex:
the reversal of a judgement   
3> _. 
_Ex:
reversal of rotation    

4> _. 
5> _.  

reverse
1> ,  (-.); 
_Ex:
quite (very much) the reverse   ()
_Ex:
the reverse of what we expected  , 
 
_Ex:
we are the reverse of being friends     ,
  
2>   (, ); 
_Ex:
reverse of a coin 
3>   
_Ex:
on the reverse of the cover   
4>   (  . .)
5>     ( )
6> , 
7> , 
_Ex:
the reverses of fortune  
_Ex:
to suffer (to meet with) a reverse  
_Ex:
to have (to experience) reverses   
8> _. ; 
9> _. ,  
_Id:
in reverse ;  ;  ;  
_Id:
to take the enemy in reverse    
10> ; ; 
_Ex:
the reverse side  
_Ex:
in reverse order   
_Ex:
by the reverse method   
11> ,    
( )
_Ex:
reverse movement    
_Ex:
in reverse gear  
12>  
13> _. 
_Ex:
reverse battery ,    
14>  
15>  ( );  
_Ex:
to reverse the normal order   ()
  ;  
_Ex:
to reverse a policy   
_Ex:
their positions are reversed   
16> 
_Ex:
to reverse the procedure _.  
17> , ; ; 
_Ex:
to reverse arms _.     

18>  
19>    (), 
20>   
_Ex:
to reverse one's car into the garage   
  
21>    
22> , . ,    
23> _. , 
_Ex:
to reverse a sentence  
_Ex:
to reverse the decision of a lower court  
  
24> _. ,  
_Id:
to reverse one's field    ;
 ; _.   

reverse commuter
1> ,       

reverse discrimination
1> " ",    
   ,     . . ( 
, , )

reverse lamp
1> _.   

reverse light
1> _.   

reverse transcriptase
1> _. ,   (
 )

reversed
1> , 
_Ex:
reversed curve  
_Ex:
reversed charge     

reverser
1> _.  , 

reversibility
1> 
2> _. 

reversible
1>  , ,  
2>   ,    
3> 
_Ex:
reversible process  
4> ,  ( )
_Ex:
a reversible coat  
5> _. ; 
6> _.  ,   
_Ex:
reversible error ,     

reversing
1>   ; ; 

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

reversional
1> ; 

reversionary
1> ; 
2> _. 

reversioner
1> _. ,       
;   

reversionist
1> _. 

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

revert
1> _. 
2> _.    
3>  (  )
_Ex:
the fields have reverted to moorland   

4>  ,  ( , 
 )
_Ex:
to revert to the point one started from   ,
  
_Ex:
to revert to a custom  
5> _. ,  
6> _.    
_Ex:
his lands reverted to the Crown    
  ()
7>    
_Ex:
to revert one's eyes  ;   ()
8> _.   ,  
 

revertant
1> _.  (,   , 
  )

revertase
1> _. ,   (
 )

reverted
1> 
2>  
3>    

reverter
1> _.  ,     
    

revertible
1>     

revery
1> 
_Ex:
to be lost in (a) revery ;   
( )
_Ex:
to indulge in revery  
2> , ; 
3> _. 

revest
1> ;     ( 
. .)
2> ;  
_Ex:
the title revested in him    

revet
1> _. ; , ; 
()
_Ex:
to revet a wall  

revetment
1> _. ; ; ;  
_Ex:
sod revetment  
2> _.  ;   ( 
 )

review
1> ; , ; 
_Ex:
in (under) review 
_Ex:
the period under review  () 
_Ex:
to come under review , 
_Ex:
to take a review of the war    
_Ex:
to pass one's life in review   ,  
2> , 
3> _.   
4> ;  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
review copy ,   
5>  ( )
_Ex:
a review of the year's sporting events  
 
6>  ,  
_Ex:
scientific review  
_Ex:
weekly review  
7> _. , 
8> _. , 
_Ex:
review order   
_Ex:
a review of the troops  
_Ex:
to march (to pass) in review   
9> _. 
_Ex:
court of review  
_Ex:
in (under) review 
10> , ;   ( -.)
_Ex:
to review the past  
_Ex:
to review the situation  
_Ex:
to review smb.'s conduct  -. 
11> , 
12> _.   
_Ex:
to review for a test    (  )
13> ;   
_Ex:
to review a book  
_Ex:
the film was kindly reviewed in the papers   
  
14>  
_Ex:
to review for a newspaper    
15> _.  
_Ex:
to review troops   
16> _.  
17> _.  (  . .)

reviewer
1> ; , 

revile
1> ; , ,  
_Ex:
to revile one's enemies   
2> (at, against)  
_Ex:
to revile at (against) corruption   
3> , ;   

revilement
1> , 

revirescence
1> _.  

revirescent
1> _.   

revisal
1> , ; 
2> 
_Ex:
boundary revisal  

revise
1> , , 
2> _.    
3> _. ,  
4> , 
_Ex:
to revise a document  ( )  
_Ex:
the text is revised as appropriate _.   
 
5> 
_Ex:
she's revising her notes for the exams   
  
6> , 
_Ex:
to revise a book  
7> , 
_Ex:
to revise one's views   
_Ex:
to revise one's opinion of smb.     -.
8>  ()

revised
1> , 
_Ex:
revised edition  ( ) 
_Ex:
the R. Version    (1870-84 .)
_Ex:
the R. Standart Version   
 (1952 .)

reviser
1> _.  

revision
1> , ; 
2>  ()
3>    
4> 
_Ex:
boundary revision  
5>  (  . .)

revisional, revisionary
1>   ,   . .

revisionism
1> _. 

revisionist
1>  , 
2> _. 
3>   (-.)
4> _. 

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

revisited
1>   ,   ,   (  )
_Ex: "Life and light revisited" "     "

revisor
1> _.  

revisory
1> 

revitalization
1> ; ;   , 
2>  , 

revitalize
1> , ;   ,   . .

revival
1> 
_Ex:
R. Style _.  
_Ex:
a revival of interest  
_Ex:
a revival of traditions  
2> , 
_Ex:
revival of architecture, Gothic revival  
  XIX .
_Ex:
R. of Learning (of Letters, of Literature) ,
 ( )
3>   
4>  
5> 
_Ex:
the revival of a whole continent   
6>  ;  (, )
7> _.  (,  )
8> _.  
9> _.    ""; 
 (. revival meeting)

revivalism
1>   
2> _.  ""

revivalist
1>     . .
2> _. "" ( )

revive
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
customs revive  
_Ex:
our hopes have revived    
2> , ; ; 
_Ex:
to revive a longing    
_Ex:
to revive an interest  
_Ex:
to revive a memory of smth.  -.  
3>   
_Ex:
the flowers have revived in water     ()
4>   , ; 
5>   ,  
_Ex:
to revive after a fainting fit     
6>   ,  
_Ex:
to revive woman    
7> ;   
_Ex:
his spirits revived   
8> ,  
_Ex:
that will revive you    
9>    (   . .)
10>    ,  
11> 
_Ex:
to revive a play   
12>  ()
13> ,  (  . .)
14> _. 

reviver
1>    ,   . .
2> _.  ;  

revivification
1> 
_Ex:
R. Style _.  
_Ex:
a revivification of interest  
_Ex:
a revivification of traditions  
2> , 
_Ex:
revivification of architecture, Gothic revivification
    XIX .
_Ex:
R. of Learning (of Letters, of Literature) ,
 ( )
3>   , 
4> _. 

revivify
1>   , 
2> _. 

reviviscence
1> _.   , 
2> _. , , 

reviviscent
1> _.   , , 
2> _.   , 

revivor
1> _.  

revocable
1>  ,   , 

revocation
1> _. , ; 
_Ex:
revocation of an edict  
2> _. , 

