rig-out
1> _. , ; 

rigadoon
1>  (  )

Rigel
1>  (    )

rigged
1> , 
_Ex:
a rigged election  

rigger
1> , 
2>  
3> _.  

rigging
1> _. 
_Ex:
running rigging  
2> _. , 
3> _. , 
4> _. , 
5> _. , 
6> _. , 

right
1> , , 
_Ex:
by right or wrong    
_Ex:
to be in the right  
_Ex:
to defend the right   ( )
_Ex:
to know the difference between right and wrong , 
   ;    
_Ex:
to do smb. right  -. ;  
-. 
2> ; 
_Ex:
civil rights  
_Ex:
fundamental rights  
_Ex:
human rights  
_Ex:
natural rights of man   
_Ex:
treaty rights  
_Ex:
right of action _.   
_Ex:
right to work   
_Ex:
rights and duties   
_Ex:
right of legation _.  ;  
 
_Ex:
right of passage  ,   . .
_Ex:
right of common    () 
(-.);  ()  ( -.)
_Ex:
right of war _.  ,    
_Ex:
to claim a (one's) right   ( -.);
 ,    
_Ex:
as of right    ;   

_Ex:
to be member as of right   
()
_Ex:
pensions should be given as of right   
    
_Ex:
in one's own right _.   ;  ;   ,
     
_Ex:
a peeress in her own right    ; -
_Ex:
a queen in her own right  ,  
 (    )
_Ex:
Marie Curie was a great scientist in her own right 
     
_Ex:
by right of   (-.)
_Ex:
by right(s)  , 
_Ex:
the property is not mine by right    
  
3> _pl.      -.
_Ex:
mineral rights    
_Ex:
fishing rights    
4>     
_Ex:
film rights of the novel    
_Ex:
stage right    
5> . _pl.  ,   
_Ex:
the rights (and wrongs) of a case  
6> _pl. 
_Ex:
to bring (to set, to put) to rights   
(  );  ;  ,

_Ex:
he set the boy to rights and showed him where his duty
lay          
 
_Ex:
to be to rights   
7> , 
_Ex:
to be right  
_Ex:
to do the right thing by smb.    -.
_Ex:
to do what is right  ;  ,
 
_Ex:
it would be only right to tell you    
 
_Ex:
it is not right to tell lies  
8> , 
_Ex:
the right answer  () 
_Ex:
right use of words   
_Ex:
right account of the matter   
_Ex:
to get smth. right   -.,  ()
  ( -.)
_Ex:
to get it right  
_Ex:
that's right ,  , 
_Ex:
right you are! !,  !; !,   !
_Ex:
is that the right address?   ?
_Ex:
can you tell me the right time? , , ,
  ?
9> ; , 
_Ex:
the right size  
_Ex:
just the right colour    
_Ex:
the right man in the right place    ,
    
_Ex:
the right house    ( )
_Ex:
not the right Mr. Smith   -  ( )
_Ex:
he will always find the right thing to say   
  (; ,  )
_Ex:
he understood that it was not the right thing to do  ,
    
10> ,   ; 
_Ex:
to feel all right   
_Ex:
to be all right   ;   
_Ex:
not right in the head , 
_Ex:
in one's right mind   ; 
_Ex:
to put (to set) smth. right  () -.
_Ex:
to set things right  
_Ex:
to set oneself right with smb.    -. 
_Ex:
this medicine will soon put you right    
 
_Ex:
a good night's rest will set you right    
       
11> ( with)  , 
_Ex:
if it is all right with you    
_Ex:
are you all right now?    ?
_Ex:
is it all right for me to come this evening?   ,
    ?
_Ex:
it is all right with him  ,    
12>  ( , )
13> ,  (  )
_Ex:
to iron the right side   
_Ex:
right side up ,   () 
14> _. 
15>  _.    
_Ex:
he knows all the right people     
_Id:
Miss R.  ; 
_Id:
Mr. R.  ; 
_Id:
on the right side of 40  40 
_Id:
right as rain (as a trivet)   ,  
;  ;   ,   
16> 
_Ex:
to act right  () 
_Ex:
to live right  
_Ex:
it serves him right  ,    
17> , 
_Ex:
about right     ()
_Ex:
to guess right , 
_Ex:
to get (to do) a sum right   
18>  
_Ex:
to do a thing right  -.  
_Ex:
do it right or not at all      
 
_Ex:
nothing goes right with him      
19> ,  
_Ex:
right in the middle   ()  
_Ex:
right at the moment      
20> 
_Ex:
right opposite  
_Ex:
right after lunch   
_Ex:
to go right ahead   
_Ex:
the wind was right behind us      
_Ex:
curtains right to the floor    
_Ex:
come right in! _.  ()!
21> _-. , 
_Ex:
right to the end   
_Ex:
rotten right through  
_Ex:
to turn right round  ,   
_Ex:
to sink right to the bottom    
_Ex:
veranda right round the house    
_Ex:
he felt right at home      
22> _. 
_Ex:
a right pleasant day  ( ) 
_Ex:
to know right well    (-.)
_Ex:
a right cunning worker   
_Ex:
to feast right royally   -
_Ex:
I was right glad to hear it      
_Id:
right here   ;   
_Id:
right now   , ,  , 
_Id:
right away, _. right off , 
_Id:
let's go right away or we'll be late   ,
  
_Id:
I'll do it right     
_Id:
to put (to set) oneself right with smb. 
-. ;    -. ;
  -.
_Id:
to put smb. right with smb.  -.  -. 
_Id:
right off the boat _.    ,  
_Id:
R. Reverend  ; 
_Id:
R. Honourable  ( , 
 . .)
23> ;  
_Ex:
to right injustice  
_Ex:
to right an error  
_Ex:
to right a wrong  
24>  
_Ex:
to right the oppressed   
25>  (  . .)
_Ex:
that is a fault that will right itself   

26> 
_Ex:
to right a boat  
_Ex:
to right the helm _.   
_Ex:
to right oneself ;  
_Ex:
the driver quickly righted the car after it skidded 
   ,   
27> 
28>   
_Ex:
to right a room  ,    
29>  (-.),  ()
30>  
_Ex:
to turn to the right  
_Ex:
to keep to the right   
_Ex:
to sit on the right of the host   ( 
)  
31> _.  
_Ex:
our troops attacked the enemy's right   
  
32> (the R.) _. _.  ,  
33>   ;   ()
_Ex:
he got in one with his right     ()
_Ex:
he gave him a hard right on the jaw    
    
34>  ,    . .
35> 
_Ex:
right hand  
_Ex:
to the right hand 
_Ex:
on the right hand 
_Ex:
right turn  ;  
_Ex:
right driving    ;  
_Ex:
right back   ()
_Ex:
right forward _.  
_Ex:
right man _. 
36> ( R.) _. , 
_Ex:
the right wing of a party   
_Id:
to put one's right hand to the work  
37> 
_Ex:
he looked neither right nor left     ,
 
_Ex:
right step!  ! ()
_Ex:
right face (turn)! ! ()
_Ex:
right about face! (  ) ! ()
_Ex:
eyes right!  ! ()
_Id:
right and left   ; ,  
_Id:
he owes money right and left    

right angle
1> _.  

right hand
1>  
2>  
_Ex:
he's my right hand    
3>  
4>     (    )

right of search
1> _.   (      )

right of way
1>       
2>   ;   ,
  
_Ex:
I have the right of way     
3> _.   (  , ,
   . .)
4>   (,   . .)  
  

right on
1> , ;  ;   

right triangle
1>  

right-and-left
1>    
2> _.   

right-angled
1> 
_Ex:
right-angled triangle _.  

right-brain
1> _.   

right-down
1> , 
_Ex:
right-down liar  
2> _-. , 
_Ex:
I'm right-down sorry for you    
_Ex:
he was right-down angry    

right-hand
1> ;  
_Ex:
right-hand side  
_Ex:
right-hand man   ( ); " ", ,
 
_Ex:
right-hand stance   ()
_Ex:
right-hand drive   ()
2>    
_Ex:
right-hand glove    
3> _.   ;  
4> _.   ; 
_Ex:
right-hand screw    

right-handed
1>    ,  
_Ex:
to be right-handed  
2> ()   
3>   
_Ex:
right-handed blow   
4>   ,   
5>    ( )
6> _.   ;  
7> _.   ; 

right-hander
1> 
2>   
3>    ()

right-minded
1> 
_Ex:
right-minded citizen  
2> _. ,   

right-mindedness
1> 
2> _. 

right-on
1> , ; ;  
_Ex:
right-on woman   
2> ;  ;   

right-thinking
1> , 

right-to-die
1>  "  ", .  
    
_Ex:
the right-to-die movement      
_Ex:
a right-to-die bill will allow physicians to remove
life-support systems from patients who have authorized
such action in advance     
     
   

right-to-life
1>  "  ", .  
   (  )
_Ex:
right-to-life movement    

right-to-lifer
1> "   ",   

right-to-work law
1> _. ,     
   ( 
 )

right-wing
1>     (  . .)
_Ex:
right-wing Labour leaders   

right-winger
1> ;    ()
2> ; 

rightable
1> 

rightabout
1>  
2>      
_Ex:
to send (to the) rightabouts , ;
_.     
3> , 
_Ex:
rightabout turn  
_Ex:
rightabout face     ; 
;  

righten
1> , 

righteous
1>  ; ,   
_Ex:
the righteous and the wicked   
2> , 
3> , 
_Ex:
righteous anger  
4> _. _. , , ,  

righteousness
1> , 
2> 

rightful
1> , 
_Ex:
rightful heir  
_Ex:
rightful authority  
2>   
_Ex:
one's rightful position ,  -. 

_Ex:
she thought her rightful place was in the home  ,
    -   ( )
3> 
_Ex:
rightful act  
_Ex:
rightful cause  () 
4> _. , 

rightfulness
1> 
2>   
3> 

rightist
1> _. , 
_Ex:
rightist leanings  

rightless
1> 

rightly
1> , 
_Ex:
to be rightly informed   
_Ex:
to understand smth. rightly   -.
_Ex:
to be rightly dressed  ,   ( 
)
2> 
_Ex:
to act rightly   ()
3>  

rightmost
1>    ;  

rightness
1>   .

righto, right-oh
1> _. !, !, !

rightwards
1> 

righty
1> _. 
2> _. ; ,   

rigid
1> , ; 
_Ex:
a rigid airship  
_Ex:
his face rigid with pain ,   
2> ; ;  
_Ex:
rigid axle  
_Ex:
rigid coupling _.  ; _.  ;
  ( )
_Ex:
rigid defence _.  ;   
 
3> , , 
_Ex:
rigid discipline  
_Ex:
rigid economy  
_Ex:
rigid rule  () 
4> , 
_Ex:
rigid in one's views     
5> 
_Ex:
his mind has become rather rigid   


rigidity
1> 
2> ,  ()
3> _. , ; 
4> 
5> , 
_Ex:
the rigidity of the rules  
6> , 
_Ex:
the rigidity of smb.'s beliefs 
-. 
7> _.  

rigidly
1> , 
2> 
3> , 
_Ex:
to observe smth. rigidly   -.
4> 
5> 

riging light
1> _.  

rigmarole
1>  , , 
2> ; , 

rigodon
1>  (  )

rigor
1> 
2> , 
3> _. 
_Ex:
rigor mortis  
4> . _. ,  ; 
 
5> _. rigour

rigorism
1> 
2>   ( )

rigorist
1>   (  . .); 

rigorous
1> ; , 
_Ex:
rigorous measures  
2> 
_Ex:
rigorous scientific method   
3> ; ; 
_Ex:
rigorous search  
4> 
_Ex:
rigorous climate  

rigorously
1> 
2> , 

rigour
1> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
with the utmost rigour of the law    
2> _pl.  
3> 
4> 
5>  ()
6> . _pl. , 
_Ex:
rigours of life  
7>  

Rigsdag
1> _. _.  ( 1953 .)

Riksdag
1> _. 

rile
1> _. , 
_Ex:
it riled him that no one would believe his story  ,
     
2>  (  . .)

riley
1> , 
2> 

rill
1> ; , 
_Ex:
rill erosion _-.  
2> _.    
_Ex:
rill pit  
3>  , 
4>  

rille
1> _.    
_Ex:
rille pit  

rillet
1>  

rim
1> ; 
_Ex:
rim rock _.  ;  
2> ; ;  ()
3> _.  
4> _. ,  
5> _.  
6>   ()
_Id:
on the rims   ;    ;
  
7>  ;   . .
8>  , 
9>     ()

rime
1> _. 
_Ex:
male rime  
_Ex:
rime scheme  
_Ex:
rime to the eye   (  
,   )
2>  , 
_Ex:
to read a rime  
_Ex:
to put smth. into rime  -.   
3> , 
_Ex:
nursery rimes  
_Ex:
a maker of rimes ; 
4> _. 
5> 
_Ex:
to rime words  
6> ,  
_Ex:
these words do not rime    
_Ex: "seen" and "been" rime "seen"  "been" -  
7> ,   
8> _. , 
9> , 
10> _.  , 
11> 

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

rimland
1>  ()

rimless
1>   ,   . .
_Ex:
rimless eye-glasses   

rimose
1> , ,  

rimy
1> ,  

rind
1>  ()
2> ,  ()
_Ex:
grated lemon rind   
3> 
4>  (, )
5> , 
_Ex:
the rind of things   
6>  ;  ;  ;  

rinderpest
1> _.   

rindle
1> 

rindless
1> ,  ,   . .

rindy
1>  ,   . .

ring
1> 
_Ex:
wedding ring   ( )
_Ex:
engagement ring   (  )
_Ex:
split ring   (   . .)
_Ex:
rings of smoke  
2> , ;  ()
3> . _pl. _. 
_Ex:
fixed rings  
_Ex:
flying rings   
4>    ()
5>   ()
6> ; 
_Ex:
livid rings under one's eyes    
_Ex:
rings in the water   
_Ex:
to run round in a ring   
7> , 
_Ex:
to dance in a ring ,    (
 )
8> _. ,  ()
9>  
10> ;  ( )
11> (the rings) _pl. _.   
, 
12>  , ,  (
    ,  
  . .)
13> , , 
_Ex:
political ring    
_Ex:
spy ring  ;  ()

14> (the ring) _. 
15>   
16> _. , , 
17> _.  ()
18> _. 
19> _. ,  ()
20> _. 
_Id:
to make (to run) rings (a)round _.   ;
 , 
_Id:
to hold (to keep) the ring  
_Id:
he that runs fastest gets the ring _.   ,
  
_Id:
the visitors ran rings round the home team   
  
_Id:
don't pick up a fight with Robert:
he will run rings around you      
-     
21>  () (. ring about  (a)round)
_Ex:
ringed (about) by enemies  
_Ex:
the president was ringed (a)round by a party of policemen
    
22>  ;  
23>   
_Ex:
to ring cattle     
24>  
_Ex:
to ring a bird  
25>   ( )
26>     ()
27>    (  )
28>     (   . .), 
29>  , 
_Ex:
to ring onions   
_Id:
to ring the rounds , 
30> (.  . .) ; 
_Ex:
the ring of a coin  
_Ex:
to give a ring  ; 
_Ex:
to have the right (the true) ring   (
) ( ; . .)
31>  (  . .)
_Ex:
there was a ring at the door   
_Ex:
to answer a ring   ( );  

_Ex:
to give a ring   
32> (.  . .) , 
_Ex:
the ring of his voice   
_Ex:
her laughter had a false ring    
33> (of) ;  
_Ex:
there is a ring of truth about it   
34>   ( )
35> 
36> ; ; 
_Ex:
begin work when the bell rings    
_Ex:
the telephone was ringing for five minutes  
   
37> , 
_Ex:
to ring true  
_Ex:
the story has never rung true to me    
  
38> ; 
_Ex:
to ring at the door   
_Ex:
to ring the bells   
_Ex:
to ring the alarm   
_Ex:
to ring a peal 
39> (for)   (-., -.)
_Ex:
to ring for the porter    ()
_Ex:
to ring for a waitress   
_Ex:
would you mind ringing for some hot water? ,
,    
40>   
_Ex:
to ring a coin on the counter    
 
41>   
_Ex:
I'll ring you at five     
_Ex:
to ring around (round)     

_Ex:
to ring back     ;  
 
_Ex:
Thomas is not in at the moment. Would you like to ring back
later?   , ,  
_Ex:
can I ring you back in ten minutes?    
  ?
_Ex:
I'll ring round to find out who's free to come to our party
tomorrow     ,    
42> 
_Ex:
a shot rang  
_Ex:
words ringing in one's ears ,     
43>   (,   . .)
_Ex:
to ring down the curtain _.    
;
(on)  (-.);   (-.)
_Ex:
to ring up the curtain _.    
;
(on)  (-.)
_Ex:
the cyclist did not ring   
_Ex:
the bell rang midnight    
44> (with) 
_Ex:
the air rang with shouts and laughter  
  
_Ex:
the hall rang with applause    
_Ex:
the playground rang with children's cries  
  
_Ex:
the world rang with his praises    
45> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
his deeds rang through the country    
   
46>  ( )
_Ex:
his ears were ringing     
47>  
_Ex:
their praise rang in his ears       
 ,       
_Id:
to ring a bell  ,  ( -.)
_Id:
the name rings a bell     
_Id:
to ring the bell    -.
_Id:
that plan rings the bell     ,  
_Id:
to ring the bell with smb.    -.
_Id:
to ring a knell  ;   (-.)
_Id:
to ring the changes on smth.    
  ;    
_Id:
after a week at the hotel I had rung all the possible changes
on their limited menu      
   

ring dotterel
1> _.  (Charadrius semipalamatus)

ring finger
1>   (.   )

ring in
1> _. , 
2>   
_Ex:
to ring in the New Year   
  

ring of fire
1> _.   ()  

ring off
1>   ( ),  
_Ex:
I'll have to ring off now     
_Ex:
ring off! _. ()!, ()!

ring out
1> ; 
_Ex:
cheers rang out  
2>   
_Ex:
to ring out the Old Year   
 

ring ouzel
1> _.   (Turdus toraquatus)

ring stone
1> _.     

ring structure
1> _.  ; 

ring up
1>  
2> ,  (-.)  
_Ex:
I'll ring you up   
3>  ();  ()
4> , 
_Ex:
to ring up many social triumphs  () 
  

ring vaccination
1> _.  

ring-a-lievo
1> " " (  )

ring-armour
1> 

ring-around-a-rosy
1>    ( "")

ring-bark
1>  
2>   

ring-craft
1>  

ring-fence
1>  ( -.   )
2> () , 

ring-hunt
1> ,      

ring-mail
1> 

ring-man
1> 
2> _.  

ring-necked
1>     (   )

ring-net
1>    
2>  

ring-road
1>  

