scarification
1> _-.  ()

scarificator
1> _. 

scarifier
1> _-. 
2> _. 

scarify
1> _.  , 
2>  , ;   ()
3>   ,  
_Ex:
he scarifies the pedantic schoolmasters  
-
4> _-. 
5>    
6>  ,    
7> _.  , 

scarious
1> _. _. , 

scarlatina
1> 

scarless
1>   , 
2>  
3>   , 

scarlet
1> -, ,  , 
2> ,   
_Ex:
dressed in scarlet   
_Ex:
to wear scarlet   ,   . .
3> _. , , 
4> _.   
_Id:
to wear the King's scarlet  ,   
_Id:
to don the scarlet    ; 
   
5> -, ; , 
_Ex:
scarlet dress   
6> , 
_Ex:
to blush (to flush, to turn) scarlet , 

_Ex:
scarlet with excitement   
_Ex:
to be scarlet with shame   
7> _.   
_Ex:
scarlet woman ,   
8> , 
_Ex:
scarlet woman, scarlet whore , ; 
 ( - ; 
,  )
_Id:
scarlet letter _. _.    ( 
;    )

scarlet fever
1> 

scarlet hat
1>   (.    )

scarlet pimpernel
1> _.    (Anagallis arvensis)
2> ,      (
   )

scarlet runner
1> _.  ,   (Phaseolus multiflorus)

scarp
1> _. _. ;  
2> _. 
3>    
4> _. 

scarper
1> _. , 
_Ex:
scarper! !, !
_Ex:
let's scarper!  !
_Ex:
I told him to scarper    

scarpment
1> , 
2> _. 
3> _.   

scarred
1>  , 
_Ex:
scarred face  
_Ex:
war-scarred country ,  

scarry
1>  
2> _.  

scarves
1> _pl.  scarf

scary
1> _. , 
_Ex:
scary film  
_Ex:
he told us a scary story     
_Ex:
he asked me to lecture but it was too scary  
  ,   
2> , 
3> ; 

scat
1> _. ;  
2> _.  (  )
3> _. 
4> _.  , ,    . .
_Id:
to go scat ,  ( ); 
5> _. ,  
6> _. , ,    
7> _. !, !, !
8> "",    (  
 ; . scat singing)
9>  "" ( );   
  
10>  (); 

scathe
1> _. , 
_Ex:
without scathe ()
_Ex:
to do scathe  
_Ex:
to guard (to keep) from scathe , 
2> _. -.  , 
3> _.    
4> ,  (,   . .)
5> _.  , 
6> _. , ; 

scatheless
1> , 
_Ex:
to escape scatheless  
_Ex:
he did not get away scatheless   

scathing
1> , , 
_Ex:
scathing criticism  
_Ex:
scathing irony  () 
_Ex:
scathing look  
_Ex:
scathing retort  
_Ex:
scathing satire  

scatological
1> ,    
2> -
_Ex:
scatological jokes "" 

scatology
1> _.  ( )
2>   (  
); " "

scatt
1> _. ;  

scatter
1> ; 
_Ex:
scatter bomb      

2> _. 
3> _. 
4> _.   (   
. .)
5> , , ; 
_Ex:
to scatter seed  
_Ex:
to scatter sand  
_Ex:
to scatter far and wide (everywhere)  
_Ex:
he scattered his papers all over the room   
   
6> _. , 
7>  (  ,   )
_Ex:
garrisons were scattered up and down the country 
    
_Ex:
I've scattered some ashtrays around the room so that
cigarettes don't get trodden into the floor  
    ,    
 
8> , 
_Ex:
to scatter the birds  
_Ex:
the police scattered the crowd   
9> , 
_Ex:
the flock of birds scattered when a shot was fired 
,   
_Ex:
the clouds scattered before the wind  ,  

_Ex:
the tourists scattered about the town  
 
_Ex:
the boys scattered to look for mushrooms  
     
10> _. , 
11> , ,  (, )
_Ex:
all our hopes and plans are scattered to the four winds 
    
12> (with) ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to scatter the fields with seed  
_Ex:
to scatter a road with gravel   
_Ex:
her path was not scattered with flowers    
 
13>  (  . .)
14> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
this great collection of books has now been scattered to
the four quarters of the globe    
      
15> ,  ()
_Ex:
to scatter fragrance  
16>  , 
_Ex:
kings scattered wealth and titles among their favourites
       
17> _. ,    (  . .)
18> _. 
19> _. 

scatter cushion
1>      ( 
,   . .)

scatter pin
1>   (    ;
  )

scatter rug
1> 

scatter-gun
1>  
2> _. 

scatteration
1>  ()
2>   ;  -
3>  (,   . .)

scatterbrain
1> _. ,  

scatterbrained
1> _. , 

scattered
1>  ( ); 
_Ex:
scattered papers    
2> ,     
 (  )
_Ex:
scattered hamlets  (  ) 
_Ex:
thinly scattered population  ; 

_Ex:
scattered trees  
3> , ; 
_Ex:
scattered instances  
4> _. 
_Ex:
scattered light  

scatterer
1> _. 

scattergood
1> _. 

scattering
1> , , 
2> _. 
3>  
_Ex:
a mere scattering of followers   
_Ex:
a scattering scattering of visitors  
4> 

scatterling
1> _. 

scatterometer
1> _.   

scattershot
1> _. ,  
2> _. _. 

scatty
1> , , 

scaturient
1> _. ,   

scaup
1> _.   (Nyroca marila; . scaup duck)

scaur
1> . _. , ,  ; 

scavage
1> _.    
2>     

scavenge
1>  ,  ( );  
2> , 
_Ex:
to scavenge a street  ,    
3>   , , .   
4>  
5>    
6>   , , 
7> _.  ();   
8>  ()
9> ,  ( )

scavenger
1> ,  
2>    , . , 
 ; " "
3> ,   ,    
4>  ,   . .
5> _.  
6> _. ,  ( )
7> _.   
8>  ,  ( )
9>    (.  )
10>    
11>  
12> _.     

scavenger hunt
1> "   " ( )

scavenger's daughter
1> _.  ( )

scavenging
1> _.  ()

scelerate
1> _. 

scena
1> _. _.  ( )

scenario
1> (),  
2>  ,  
3>  ; ,  
(. )
_Ex:
his scenario for a settlement envisages...  
 ...
4>  ()

scenarist
1> , 

scenarize
1>    ,   . .

scene
1>   ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
the scene is laid in France    
_Ex:
the scene changes from London to Paris  
    
2>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
the scene of operations   
_Ex:
the scene of a (famous) battle  () 
_Ex:
the scene of the disaster ,   
_Ex:
on the scene of the crime   
_Ex:
the police were soon on the scene   
()  
_Ex:
to revisit the scenes of one's youth   ,
  
3> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
the famous quarrel scene   
_Ex:
the duel scene in "Hamlet"    ""
_Ex: "Macbeth", Act II, scene IX "",  II,
 9
_Ex:
the characters in this scene     
_Ex:
an act of four scenes    
_Ex:
the scene between Romeo and Juliet    
4>  ( )
_Ex:
humorous scene  
5> _.   ( , 
   );  
_Ex:
crowd scene  , 
6> , , 
_Ex:
a typical scene of English life   

_Ex:
idyllic scene  
_Ex:
memorable scene  ()  ()
_Ex:
scenes of merriment  
_Ex:
painful scene in court    
_Ex:
that brings the scene back to me    
  
7> ,  , 
_Ex:
to make a scene   (-.)
_Ex:
an angry scene with smb.    -.
_Ex:
come, don't make a scene! ,   !
8> , 
_Ex:
the scene from the window   
_Ex:
the sunrise was a beautiful scene    
_Ex:
a scene of wild grandeur   
_Ex:
mountain scene  
9>  _pl. 
_Ex:
to change (to shift) the scenes  
_Ex:
the scene is a square in Venice   
 
10> ; 
_Ex:
change of scene would do him good  
(. )   
_Ex:
we shall meet again amid very different scenes  
    
11> _.  
_Ex:
to appear (to enter) on the scene   
_Ex:
to come on the scene _.   
12> 
_Ex:
to quit this scene of troubles    ;

13> _.  ;  (  . .);
 -.
_Ex:
the drug scene  ;    
_Ex:
the pop scene  -
_Ex:
bad scene , ;  
_Ex:
your scene was unimportant, nobody wanted to hear about it
    -  ,     
 
14> (the scene)  () 
15> _. ,  
16> _.      (
,   . .)
17>  
_Ex:
the scene opens (is opened)  
18> 
19> _. 
_Id:
behind the scenes  ; , ;  
_Id:
a power behind the scenes  
_Id:
behind the scenes of politics   
_Id:
to know what is going on behind the scenes    ,
,    ;   -.

scene dock
1>  

scene-designer
1>  ; 

scene-man
1>  

scene-painter
1> -

scene-shifter
1>  

scene-stealer
1> _. _. ,     
    ; "  "

scenery
1> () 
_Ex:
rolling scenery  
2> ; 
_Ex:
a change of scenery  , . ;
     . .
_Ex:
you want a change of scenery    
3> , ; 
_Ex:
mountain scenery  
_Ex:
picturesque scenery  
_Ex:
travel through magnificent scenery  
 

scenic
1> 
_Ex:
scenic effects  
2> 
_Ex:
scenic machinery  ;  
_Ex:
scenic conventions  ,  
_Ex:
the scenic art  
_Ex:
scenic poets - (.   )
3> , 
_Ex:
scenic pomp  
4> 
_Ex:
the scenic attractions of the place   
5> _. 
_Ex:
scenic film  
6> _. 

scenic railway
1>     (  , 
 . .)
2>   ()

scenic wonder
1>  

scenical
1> _. , 

scenography
1> ,  
2> ,   

scent
1> , , 
_Ex:
the scent of flowers  
_Ex:
the faint scent of perfume   
_Ex:
scent plant  () 
2>  ( ) 
_Ex:
a nasty scent of sulphur  (,
)  
3> 
_Ex:
a bottle of scent  
_Ex:
to put (some) scent on one's handkerchief  

_Ex:
to use scent 
4>  (. .)
_Ex:
hot scent  () 
_Ex:
on a wrong (false) scent   
_Ex:
to be on (to follow) the scent   ;  
 
_Ex:
to be (hot) on the scent of an important discovery  
   
_Ex:
to get on (to pick) the scent   
_Ex:
to follow a false scent    
_Ex:
to put smb. on the scent  -.  
_Ex:
to put smb. off the scent  -.  , 
-.   
_Ex:
to lose the scent   ( );  
() 
5> ;  (-.)
_Ex:
a scent of trouble  ;  
6> ; , 
_Ex:
a dog's power of scent  () 
_Ex:
dogs hunt by scent    
_Ex:
a dog of nice scent    
7> , 
_Ex:
to get scent of smth.   -.
_Ex:
to get the scent of danger  
_Ex:
to have a keen scent for smth.     -.,
  -.
_Ex:
to have a good scent for young talent  
()  
8>  , 
_Ex:
to scent cigarette smoke    
_Ex:
to scent spring in the air  ()  
 
9>  (. scent out)
_Ex:
to scent game out  
_Ex:
to scent smth. out ,  -.; 
 -.
10>  ; 
_Ex:
to scent danger  
_Ex:
to scent a crime  
11> ,, 
_Ex:
to scent a handkerchief () 
_Ex:
to scent one's clothes with musk   
12>  ,  
_Ex:
the roses scented the whole garden    
 
_Ex:
the air was scented with the odour of pinewood  
  
13> _. 
_Ex:
to scent of smth.  -.
14> 
_Ex:
to scent the air  
_Ex:
to go scenting about ,   ( 
)

scent-bottle
1>   
2>  

scent-box
1> _. , ""
2> _.   

scent-gland
1> _. ,  

scent-laden
1> , ;  (   . .)

scent-spray
1>   ;   

scented
1> 
_Ex:
scented handkerchief   
2> , 
_Ex:
scented garden  
_Ex:
scented soap  
_Ex:
scented cigarette  
3> (-scented)    :  
;    -.
_Ex:
a keen-scented dog ,   
_Ex:
lavender-scented  

scented mignonette
1> _.  (Reseda odorata)

scentless
1>  ,   
_Ex:
scentless flower   

scentometer
1> _.    

scepsis
1> 

scepter
1> _. 
2> _.  ;  
_Ex:
to hold (to wield) the scepter , 
_Ex:
to lay down the scepter     
_Ex:
Paris is still supposed to hold the scepter as far as feminine
dress is concerned   _.   
   

sceptic
1> 
2> -
_Ex:
the sceptic school  
3> _. 

sceptical
1> 
_Ex:
to be sceptical about (of) smth.  
-. ;   -.

scepticism
1> 

sceptre
1> 
2>  ;  
_Ex:
to hold (to wield) the sceptre , 
_Ex:
to lay down the sceptre     
_Ex:
Paris is still supposed to hold the sceptre as far as feminine
dress is concerned     
   
3> _.   

sceptred
1>   
2> , 

Schadenfreude
1> _. 

schappe
1>      ; 

schapps
1> ; ,  , . 

schav
1> _.   

schedule
1> , ,  (.  
-. )
2> , 
_Ex:
schedule time   ;  
_Ex:
schedule work    ( )
_Ex:
on schedule   , 
_Ex:
(according) to schedule  ;  
_Ex:
up to schedule   ( )
_Ex:
schedule of charges  
_Ex:
schedule of fire _.   
_Ex:
to be behind schedule ;   
( )
_Ex:
to be ahead of schedule  ;  
3> _. ;  
_Ex:
delivery schedule   ;  
_Ex:
to speed up production schedules  
  
4> _.  ()
5> _.   ( );  
(    . .)
6> _. ,   (, 
 . .; .   );  ( )
7>  ();  
_Ex:
he has a full schedule tomorrow    
_Ex:
he always has a full schedule     
8>  
9>  
10>  (  . .);   , ,

11>  ,,   
_Ex:
to schedule a (new) train    () 
_Ex:
the train is scheduled to arrive at 3 a.m.  
   3  
_Ex:
the planee took off to Honolulu as scheduled  
    
12> _. , ;  , 
(-.)
_Ex:
the game is scheduled for Saturday    
_Ex:
the journey is scheduled for five days  
  
_Ex:
the mayor is scheduled to make a speech   
 
_Ex:
an event that was scarcely scheduled _. , 
     
13> _.      (. 
 )

scheduled
1> ; 
_Ex:
scheduled fire _.  
_Ex:
scheduled flight  ,   
_Ex:
scheduled speed  
2>  , 
_Ex:
to arrive at the scheduled time    
3> 
_Ex:
scheduled prices  
_Id:
scheduled class (caste) _.  

scheduler
1> _. 
2> _.  (; . task scheduler)

scheduling
1> _.  

scheelite
1> _. 

schema
1> _. 
2> _.  
3>  
4> _. , 
5> _. 

schemata
1> _pl.  schema

schematic
1> , , 
2> , 

schematically
1> ;   

schematism
1> 
2>      

