bandsman
1> ,  

bandster
1>  

bandwagon
1>      (   . .)
2> _.  , 
_Ex:
to be on the bandwagon  (.  )
_Ex:
to climb on (to jump aboard) the bandwagon _. 
()      , 

3>  
_Ex:
reform bandwagon swept across the country  
  
4> ,  
_Ex:
sports car bandwagon   

bandwidth
1> _.   ()

bandy
1> _.  ;   ;  
2> _. ,  
3>  ( ); 
4>  (  . .); , 
 
_Ex:
to bandy a ball  ; ,

_Ex:
to bandy words ,  
_Ex:
to bandy looks 
_Ex:
how dare you bandy words with me?     ?
_Ex:
they came near to bandying blows    
5>     ;  ( bandy about)
_Ex:
to bandy a rumour  
_Ex:
the story was soon bandied about     
_Ex:
his name was bandied about by one and all    ,
   
6> , 
7>  ( )
8> 
9> _. ; 

bandy-legged
1> 

bane
1> ; 
_Ex:
drink has been the bane of his life  -  
_Ex:
her neighbours were the bane of her life  
 
2> _. 
_Ex:
bane and antidote   
3> _. ; , 
4> _. , 

baneberry
1> _.  (Actaea gen.)

baneful
1> , ; 
_Ex:
baneful influence  
_Ex:
baneful superstition  
_Ex:
the baneful effect of alcohol   
2> _.  ( , )

banewort
1> _. ; -;  
2> _. ()  

bang
1>  
_Ex:
he got a nasty bang on the head     ;
   
2>  , , 
_Ex:
to shut the door with a bang  
_Ex:
the gun went off with a loud bang   
_Ex:
the bang of the violent explosion could be heard for miles
and miles        
3> _pl. _. 
4> _. !, !
_Ex:
bang! and the tyre exploded ! -   
5> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
he started with a bang    
_Ex:
he was fairly clever, but what he lacked was bang  
 ,      - 
_Ex:
the project carried plenty of bang    
6> _. _.  
7> _. _. , ;  
_Ex:
to get a bang out of smth.    -.
8> _. _.  
_Ex:
he gave himself a bang    
9> _. _.  
_Id:
to go over with a bang   (  
. .);   
_Id:
to come up with a bang    
10> _.  , 
_Ex:
bang on time   ,    
_Ex:
the picture fell bang on his head    
 
11> , 
_Ex:
he jumped bang out of the window     
 
12> _-. , 
_Ex:
a bang good chappie   
13> , 
_Id:
bang off _. , ,  
_Id:
he gave me an answer bang off    
_Id:
bang to rights _.   
14> , 
_Ex:
to bang a wedge with a hammer    
_Ex:
to bang the table with one's fist    
_Ex:
to bang a drum   
_Ex:
to bang on the door   
_Ex:
to bang a mat against the wall  ()
  
15> ,  (. bang oneself)
_Ex:
to bang against smth.  ()  -.
_Ex:
to bang oneself against a tree     
_Ex:
he banged his head as he went through the doorway ,
    
16> 
_Ex:
I heard a window bang in the basement  ,   
  
17>  ( bang to)
_Ex:
to bang the door  
_Ex:
to bang the door to    
18>  ( bang to)
_Ex:
the door banged after him      
19> 
_Ex:
the gun banged  
_Ex:
the anvil banged with hammers    

20> _. , , 
21> _. , 
_Ex:
this will bang the limit any day   
22> _.    (. ); 

23> _. 
_Id:
to be banged up about smth   -. 
_Id:
to bang one's head against a brick wall  
 ,   (  
24>  Continuous)
25> . _pl. 
26>   
_Ex:
the girls had their hair banged low over their foreheads
     
27>      

bang about
1> 

bang down
1> ,   ;  
_Ex:
to bang down a window     ( 
)
2> , 
_Ex:
to bang down the lid of a box   

bang off
1>   ()
_Ex:
he banged off two rounds of ammunition    

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

bang out
1>   ()
2> _.  (-.) , .   


bang up
1> _. _. ,  -.
_Ex:
he banged up his car in the race     
2> _.  ( )
3> _. _. 
4> _.    , .  
5> _. , , , 
_Ex:
bang up idea  
_Ex:
bang up story  
_Ex:
bang up finale _.   ()
_Ex:
to look bang up  

Bang's disease
1> _.  ,  

bang-on
1> , , ; 
_Ex:
that hat is absolutely bang-on    
2>   ;   ; ,  

bang-zone
1> _. _.    ( )

bangalore torpedo
1> _.      
     

bangboard
1>  ,    

banged
1> 
_Ex:
banged up to the eyes   

banger
1> _. , 
2> _. " " ( )
3> _. , 
4> _. 

banging
1> _-. , 

Bangladeshi
1>    ; ; 
2> ,   

bangle
1> ,  (  )
2> _. , ;    ( )
3> _.    (. bangle away)
_Ex:
he has bangled away a fortune   

bangled
1> ; , 

bangtail
1>    ( )
2> _.  ;  

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

banian-day
1> _.  

banish
1> ,  ; , 
_Ex:
the native population was banished from the island by the
colonialists     
_Ex:
he banished himself volutarily    

2> _.   
3> , , 
_Ex:
to banish from the house   
_Ex:
to banish from one's presence    ,
 
4>  (  . .); 
_Ex:
to banish fear   
_Ex:
to banish shyness  
_Ex:
to banish suspicion  
_Ex:
you must banish all thought of ever reaching fame  
    

banishment
1> , 
_Ex:
banishment for life  
_Ex:
to go into banishment   
_Ex:
to break banishment    , 
 ( )

banister
1>   ,  
2>  ();  (, )
_Ex:
to slide down the banister   

banjer
1>  (_. )

banjo
1>  (_. )
2> _.  (. Irish banjo, Army banjo)
3> _. , , 

banjore
1>  (_. )

bank
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to dig up a bank of earth   
2>  
3>  (, )
4> , , 
_Ex:
oyster bank   ()
_Ex:
fisheries bank _.  
_Ex:
ice bank  
5> , 
_Ex:
snow banks ,  
_Ex:
the bank of clouds spelled rain    
_Ex:
we ran into a bank of fog     
6>   
7> _. , 
8> _. ; 
_Ex:
bank of ore   
9> _. 
10> _.  
11>   ; 
_Ex:
to bank snow    
_Ex:
the chairs were banked one upon the other  
  
12>  ;  , 
_Ex:
to bank in 
13> , 
_Ex:
clouds are banking along the horizon   
;   
14> 
15> , 
_Ex:
the river is banked high on both sides   
 
16>  ()  (   
 )
17> _.  ; 
18>    ()
19> _.     ()
20> 
_Ex:
B. of England, the B.   ( 
)
_Ex:
branch bank  
_Ex:
bank of issue (of circulation)  
_Ex:
to keep an account at a bank    
_Ex:
to keep an account with the National B.   
 
21> 
_Ex:
father gave her a quarter for her piggy bank   
   ()  
22> _.  ;    
23> ;  ; 
_Ex:
blood bank  ()  ( ); 

_Ex:
cornea bank   ( )
24>  (  )
_Ex:
to keep the bank  
_Ex:
to break the bank  
_Id:
he is as safe as a bank    
_Id:
in the bank  
_Id:
three discount houses were in the bank for a small amount
     
_Id:
to keep smth. in bank  -.  
_Id:
you can't put it in the bank _.     
25>    ; ,    
 
_Ex:
to bank at (with) the B. of England   
 ; _.     
26>  ,  ;   
27>  ()  
_Ex:
to bank an estate  
28>   (   . .)
29> (on, upon) _. , 
_Ex:
to bank on (upon) smb.'s support  
-. 
_Ex:
I was banking on his honesty when I closed the deal 
   ,   
_Ex:
you can bank on it being true    -  
30> . _. , , ; 
_Ex:
bank of cylinders  
_Ex:
bank of boilers  
_Ex:
bank of needles _.  ; 
_Ex:
bank of sieves  
_Ex:
bank of lamps _.  
_Ex:
bank of keys  ( , , 
 . .)
31> _.  (   . .)
32> _. ;  
33> 
34> _. 
35> _.    ; 
_Ex:
the electric lamps were banked in rows of ten 
     

bank acceptance
1>  ,   

bank account
1>  ,   
_Ex:
I have a very small bank account      

bank balance
1>    

bank blood
1>   

bank call
1> _.  
_Ex:
a spring bank call found most banks in good condition 
 ,      

bank card
1> ()   (  )

bank chain
1>  

bank deposit
1> ,  

bank discount
1>   

bank draft
1> _. ,   

bank holiday
1>   ( );  
2> ,   
3> _.   6  13  1933.,   
     

bank letter
1>  

bank locomotive
1> _-. 

bank sand
1>  

bank statement
1>  
2>   

bank-bill
1> _. ,   
2> _. _.  , 

bank-book
1>  ,  
2>  

bank-cheque
1> _.  

bank-court
1>    
2>    

bank-credit
1> _.   ,  

bank-full
1>   

bank-night
1> _. _. ,   

bank-note
1>  , 

bank-paper
1> 
2> ,    

bank-rate
1> _.  

bank-side
1>   
2>   (, )
3> _.   (   )

bank-stock
1>   

bank-up
1> 
2>   (  ..)
_Ex:
it is time they banked up that furnace   
 
3>   
4>  ()
5> _-. 

bankable
1> _.     
_Ex:
bankable securities  , 
_Ex:
bankable project    

banker
1> 
2> _pl.  ,  
3>     (    
)
4> 
5> ,  (  )
6>  (   )

banker's bank
1>  

banker's bill
1> _. ,   
2> _. _.  , 

banker's hours
1>   

banker-mark
1>  

banket
1> _. 

banking
1> _.  
2> _.  
3> ,  ;   

4> , 
5>   (.  )
6> _. , ; 
7> , 

banking accomodation
1>  ;  ,  

banking board
1>    

banking business
1>  ,  

banking-house
1> ,  ,  

banking-up
1> 

bankroll
1> _.  ;  
2> _. _. , 
_Ex:
to bankroll a new housing development   
  

bankrupt
1> ,  
_Ex:
moral bankrupt  
_Ex:
mental bankrupt ,   
 -. 
_Ex:
a bankrupt in love   
_Ex:
a bankrupt in honour  
_Ex:
a bankrupt to all intents and purposes ,
   
_Ex:
to be a bankrupt to all manner of understanding   
  
_Id:
to play the _.   ;  

2> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
to be bankrupt ,  
_Ex:
to make bankrupt ,   
3> ,   ; 
_Ex:
bankrupt in policy  
_Ex:
to be morally bankrupt  
4>  -.
_Ex:
bankrupt of compassion , 
_Ex:
bankrupt in reputation   
_Ex:
bankrupt in ability 
_Ex:
bankrupt in intelligence ,  
_Ex:
bankrupt of ideas  
_Ex:
the story was entirely bankrupt of humor  
 
5>   , 
_Ex:
greed had soon bankrupted his convictions  


bankruptcy
1> _. _. , 
_Ex:
bankruptcy law   
_Ex:
fraudulent bankruptcy  
_Ex:
court of bankruptcy     
2> , ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
the bankruptcy of ability       ;
 
_Ex:
a general bankruptcy of reputation in both parties 
  

bankseat
1>  

banksmen
1> _. ,    

banner
1> , , 
_Ex:
red banner  
_Ex:
the banner of revolution  
_Ex:
under the banner of national liberation  
 
_Ex:
to join the banner   
_Ex:
to unfurl one's banner   
2> _. 
3> _. _.  ,   
  
4> _.    ( )
_Id:
to carry the banner _. _.    ,
  
5> _. , , 
_Ex:
banner year  
_Ex:
banner occasion  
_Ex:
banner investment  
_Ex:
banner state _.  
_Ex:
of the banner class , 
6> _.  ,  
7>   
8>    
_Ex:
the newspapers bannered it    

banner cloud
1> _.  ,  

banner-bearer
1> 

banner-cry
1>  

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

bannerette
1> , 

bannerline
1> _. _.  ,   
  
2>    
_Ex:
the newspapers bannerlineed it    

bannerman
1> 

bannerol
1> ,  , 
2> _.  ;  
3> ,     
4> _.      (   . .)
5> _.       
6> _.  ( )
7> ,  

bannister
1>   ,  
2>  ();  (, )
_Ex:
to slide down the bannister   

bannock
1> _.  

banns
1>   ,    
_Ex:
to ask the banns    
_Ex:
to forbid the banns     

banquet
1> , ; ,  
_Ex:
banquet hall  
_Ex:
to give a banquet   ()
2> 
3>  
_Ex:
to banquet one's guests    
4>  ,  
5> (on, upon) ,   

banquet lamp
1>  ;    " "

banqueter
1>   , ;  
2> 

banquette
1> 
2>     
3> _. ;  
4> _.  , 
5> _. , ; , 

banshee
1> _. _. _. -; , 
  
_Ex:
to cry like a banshee    

