Saharic
1> ;   
2>   ; ,   

Sahel
1>  (     )

Sahib
1> _. ,  (    
)

Sahidic
1>   ( )

saic
1> _.  (  )

said
1> _. (), ()
_Ex:
the said witness  
_Ex:
the said condition  
2> _p.  _p-p.  say

saidst
1> _. 2- . . .    say

saiga
1> _. ,  (Saiga tartarica)

sail
1> 
_Ex:
to strike sail(s)  
_Ex:
to hoist (to set) sail  ;   
_Ex:
we set sail tumorrow   
_Ex:
to set sail for a port   -. 
_Ex:
to be under sail _. 
_Ex:
under sail, with sails set  ,   
_Ex:
(in) full sail   ;   
_Ex:
to get full sail    
_Ex:
the steamer was under sail with her engines broken 
  ,      
_Ex:
to carry sail   ( )
_Ex:
to shorten (to take in) sail (s) _.  ;
 ;  
_Ex:
to crowd sail (all sails)  () () 
_Ex:
tu haul in one's sails _.  ;
_.  ,     

2> . sing.    ( ); 
_Ex:
we went for a sail     () 
_Ex:
a fine day for a sail      
_Ex:
Bermuda is within two day's sail from New York  -
      
_Ex:
we had an easy sail   ;   
  
3> () , 
_Ex:
there wasn't a sail in sight      
_Ex:
sail ho!  !
4> _.  , 
_Ex:
a fleet of thirty sails    
5>   
6> _.   
7>  
8>  (  -   )
9> _. _.  
_Id:
he bore down on us full sail       
_Id:
to set up one's sail to every wind    
_Id:
to take the wind out of smb.'s sails  
 ,  
10> ,  
_Ex:
to sail slowly  
_Ex:
to sail (at) ten knots     
_Ex:
to sail round the world   
_Ex:
to sail close hauled _.    
_Ex:
to sail close (near) to the wind _.   
;    ;   
;   
_Ex:
to sail against (near (to)) the wind _.   
; _.   
_Ex:
to sail on (over) the seas   
_Ex:
to sail the Pacific Ocean    
_Ex:
to sail along the coast   
_Ex:
to sail up the river    
_Ex:
to sail from Plymouth to (for) America  () 
  
_Ex:
to sail into harbour   
_Ex:
to sail round a cape  
_Ex:
to sail under false colours    ; 
    ;  ; 
11>   
_Ex:
the yacht sailed out of the harbour towards the Pacific 
      
_Ex:
the injured yacht sailed out of the race  
  () 
12>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to sail a ship  
_Ex:
I like to sail my own boat      
_Ex:
our ship was sailed by Greeks    
 
13> ,   ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
the yacht sails well    
14>  ()
_Ex:
to sail toy boats on a pond    
15> ,  ( )
_Ex:
the boat sails at ten o'clock    10 
_Ex:
the goods sailed yesterday from Bristol   
 ()  
16> ,  ( )
_Ex:
an eagle sailed through the azure sky   
 
_Ex:
the silvery moon sailed through the clouds   
 
_Ex:
the airship sailed majestically over the city  
 ()  
17> "",    ; 
_Ex:
she sailed into the room    
18> _. , 
19> (into) ,   -. ( ,
  . .)
_Id:
we sail all in one ship     

sail in
1> _.    
_Ex:
to sail in and settle the dispute at once   
  

sail-maker
1> ; ,  

sail-winged
1>  ( )
2>  ,  

sailable
1> _.    ( )

sailboard
1> , ,     

sailboat
1> _. sailing boat

sailcloth
1> 

sailer
1>  
2> _.  (  )
_Ex:
good sailer  
3> _. ; , 

sailfish
1> _.  (Istiophorus)

sailing
1> ; 
_Ex:
to be fond of sailing  
_Ex:
sailing was bad near the coast     
_Ex:
a vessel remarkable for her fast sailing , 
 
2> , 
3> _.   
4> _. ; ;  (  )
_Ex:
sailing flight ,  
5> ,  ()
_Ex:
time of sailing  
_Ex:
hours of sailing will be announced    

6> _pl.  
_Ex:
list of sailings (from London)   
( )
_Ex:
weekly sailings to India     
_Ex:
the company provides two sailings a week  
   
_Ex:
sailings are quite irregular  ()  

7>   
8>  
_Id:
it is plain sailing    (  )

sailing boat
1>  
2>  

sailing directions
1> _. 

sailing length
1>   ()

sailing orders
1> _.     

sailing-master
1>  
2> _. 

sailing-match
1>  

sailing-ship, sailing-vessel
1>  , 

sailoff
1> _.  

sailor
1> ; , 
_Ex:
to be a good sailor     
2> 
_Ex:
a sailor before the mast  
_Ex:
sailor's knot  () 
_Ex:
sailor's home    ;  
_Ex:
sailor boy ; , 
_Ex:
sailor suit 
_Ex:
sailor collar  
3> _. sailer
4>         (
 )
_Id:
sailor's blessing _. ; 
_Id:
sailor's yarn _.  ;  

sailor-fish
1> _.  (Istiophorus)

sailor-hat
1>         (
 )

sailor-man
1> 
2> 

sailoring
1>  , 

sailorly
1>  ;   ; 

sailplane
1> 

sailyard
1> _. 

sain
1> _. _.   ; 
(-.)
_Ex:
to sain oneself 
2> 
3>  (     )

sainfoin
1> _.  (Onobrychis sativa)

saint
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
Buddhist saints  
_Ex:
saint's day  (-.) ;  
_Ex:
smb.'s saint's day -. 
_Ex:
the image of a saint  
_Ex:
to invoke a saint  -. , 
  -. 
2>  (), 
_Ex:
he lived and died a saint      
_Ex:
do be a saint and help with this _.   ,
 
_Ex:
I am no saint    
_Ex:
(it is) enough to try (to provoke) the patience of a saint
      ;    
 
3> _.  (. plaster saint)
4> _. ; 
5>  
6> (S.) 
7> _pl. (S.) = Latter-day S.   " (
)
_Id:
to be with the Saints    , 
_Id:
young saints make old sinners (devils) _.  
 -   
8> _. ,    
9>  (-.) 
10>   ;   
11>    ; 
( saint it)

Saint Anthony's fire
1> _.  ,  ; 

Saint Elmo's fire, Saint Elmo's light
1>    ( , 
)

Saint Valentine's Day
1>    (14 ;   
  . .)

Saint Vitus' dance
1> _.   ,  ; 

Saint-John's-wort
1> _.  (Hypericum gen.)

sainted
1> _.    ; 
2>   
3> , 
_Ex:
sainted place  
_Id:
my sainted aunt!   !

sainthood
1> 
2> _. _.  

saintlike
1>  
2> , 

saintliness
1> , , 
2>  

saintly
1> , , 
_Ex:
saintly life  
_Ex:
saintly patience  
_Ex:
to put on a saintly air _.    
; 
2> ,  

saintship
1> 
2> _. _.  
3> . _.   

saith
1> _. 3- . . .    say

sake
1> ,  -, -
_Ex:
for the sake of smb., for smb.'s sake  () -.
_Ex:
do it for the sake of your family     
_Ex:
for safety's sake   
_Ex:
for the sake of money - 
_Ex:
for the sake of peace   ( ) 
_Ex:
for their own sakes   
_Ex:
for both our sakes   
_Ex:
for conscience's sake   
_Ex:
for form's sake  ;  
_Ex:
for the sake of our old friendship     
_Ex:
for the sake of smb.'s health   -. 
_Ex:
for the sake of seeing smth.  ,   -.
_Ex:
art for art's sake   
_Ex:
he argues for the sake of arguing     
_Ex:
he talks for talking's sake    
_Ex:
for the sake of simplicity I will assume...  
()     ...
_Ex:
for God's (goodness', Heaven's, pity's, mercy's) sake 
!,    !
_Ex:
for God's sake don't do it!  ,   !
_Ex:
for old time's sake   
_Id:
sakes (alive)! _. _.   !,   !
2> _.  ( )
_Ex:
sake cup   (   )

saker
1> _.  ( XVI-XVII .)

saki
1> _.  ( )
_Ex:
saki cup   (   )

sakieh
1> _.  

sal
1> _. 

sal ammoniac
1> _.  , 

sal Atticum
1> _.  ,  

sal volatile
1>  

sala
1> _. , 

salaam
1> , ,  ( )
2>  , 
_Ex:
with profound salaams   
3>    
4>   

salable
1> ,  ()  ( )
2>   ; 
_Ex:
salable coal  
3> ,  ( )
4> _. ; 

salacious
1> 
_Ex:
salacious books  
2> , ; , 
3> _.  , 

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

salad
1> ; 
_Ex:
fish salad  
_Ex:
vegetable salad  , 
_Ex:
mixed salad    
_Ex:
Russian salad -
_Ex:
fruit salad  
_Ex:
salad cream  
2> , ;  
3> _. - (Lactuca sativa)
4> _. ; "" ()

salad bar
1>    

salad bowl
1> 

salad days
1> _.  ,  
_Ex:
my salad days, when I was green in judgment (Shakespeare)
   , , 

salad dressing
1> ,   

salad plate
1>   
2>   (, ;  , 
 )

salad-oil
1> ,  
2>  

salade
1> _.   

salamander
1> _. 
2> _. 
3>    
4> _.   (Geomys pinetis)
5> , 
6>   (  , 
 . .)

salamandrian
1>  
2>    

salami
1>  ( )

salami tactics
1> _. _.   ,
.    
2> _. _.    
(   . .);    (
 . .)

salariat
1> _. _. 

salaried
1>   ( )
_Ex:
teachers are salaried persons    

2> ,    ( )

salary
1> , ;   
_Ex:
monthly salary  
_Ex:
yearly salary  
_Ex:
a rise (increase) of salary, a raise in salary  
 ()
_Ex:
a salary attached to the position  
_Ex:
a salary of $10.000 is attached to that office   
 10000 
_Ex:
to draw a fixed salary    
_Ex:
to increase (to raise, to augment) salaries 
() 
_Ex:
to cut (to slash) salary  () 
_Ex:
he was engaged at a salary of...     
 ...
_Ex:
he got a starting (commencing) salary of ... yen  
     ... 

salavate
1> _. _. ,   

sale
1> ; 
_Ex:
(goods) for sale ()   (  )
_Ex: "For S." "" (,   . .)
_Ex:
cash sale    
_Ex:
sale on credit   
_Ex:
bill of sale ; 
_Ex:
sale value  
_Ex:
is this car for sale?   ?
_Ex:
I have made no sale today     
_Ex:
there is no sale for these articles     
_Ex:
these goods have a good sale    , 
 
_Ex:
to find a quick (ready) sale  ,
 ( );  
_Ex:
to find no sale   ;  ( )
_Ex:
to command (to enjoy) a large sale  

2> ;  
_Ex:
no sale took place during the day     
   
_Ex:
sales are up this year      
_Ex:
the magazine is not on general sale    
  
3>   ,    (. an auction sale)
_Ex:
forced (compulsory) sale    
( )
_Ex:
there will be a sale of all the furniture   
  
_Ex:
to put up for sale   
_Ex:
to knock smth. down to smb. at a sale  -. -. 

4>  _pl.    
_Ex:
winter sale(s)   (  )
_Ex:
on sale    ,  ( )
_Ex:
to have a sale on suits   
_Ex:
marked down sales   
_Id:
sale work _. ,   ;  
 
_Id:
sale goods _. ,   
_Id:
sale and (or) return ,   
      

sale of work
1>   (    . 
)

sale price
1>   ( )

sale-catalogue
1>  ,   . .

saleable
1> ,  ()  ( )
2>   ; 
_Ex:
saleable coal  
3> ,  ( )
4> _. ; 

Salem
1> _. 
2> 
3>   ( )

salep
1>  (  )

saleroom
1>  

sales check
1> ,  

sales commissary
1> _.   

sales department
1>  

sales engineer
1>    ( )

sales promotion
1> _.  ;   (
  ,    
. .)

sales register
1>  ; 

sales resistance
1>   ;    ()
2>  () ,  ,
   . .

sales slip
1> _. ,  

sales store
1>    

sales talk
1>   ()
2>     ,   
. .;    

sales tax
1> _.   

salesclerk
1> _. , ; 

salesgirl
1> 

