siege-artillery
1> _. _.  

siege-gun
1> _. _.  

siege-train
1> _.     

siege-works
1> _. _.  

siegecraft
1> _. _.   ;  

Siegfried line
1> _. " " (   
  )

siemens
1> _.  ( )

Sienese
1> 
_Ex:
the Sienese school    (13 -14 .)

sienite
1> _. 

sienna
1> ,  ()
_Ex:
burnt sienna - 
_Ex:
sienna marble   

Siennese
1> 
_Ex:
the Siennese school    (13 -14 .)

sierra
1> _. ;   (  )
2> _.  (Scomberomorus)

siesta
1> _. ,   (.   )
_Ex:
to take a siesta ,  

sieve
1> , 
_Ex:
to put flour through a sieve  
_Ex:
to have a head like a sieve   ; 
 
2> _. 
3> _. () 
_Ex:
sieve analysis  
4> ;  ;      
_Id:
to put water into a sieve   
5> _. 
6> _.  
7> 

sieve tube
1> _.  

sieving
1> 

sift
1> _. 
2> _.  
3> 
_Ex:
to sift flour from bran    
4> _. ; 
5> , ,  ( , )
_Ex:
the snow sifted softly down   
_Ex:
sand sifted into my shoe     
_Ex:
the sunshine sifted through the cloud  
 
6>   
_Ex:
to sift sugar on to a cake    
 
7>  ,  
_Ex:
to sift evidence   
_Ex:
to sift a question to the bottom   -
  
8>   ();  
( )

sift out
1> , 
_Ex:
to sift out flour  
2>  (); , 
_Ex:
to sift out the true from the false    
_Ex:
to sift out the facts  
_Ex:
the judge had to sift out the truth from the conflicting
testimony of the two parties    
     

siftage
1> _.  

sifter
1> ; 
2> (-sifter)    
_Ex:
flour-sifter   

sifting
1> 
2> _. 
3> , 
_Ex:
the alleged facts need further careful sifting  
    
4> ; 

sifting cylinder
1> _-. 

siftings
1> .  .  . .: ; 

sigh
1> 
_Ex:
to heave a sigh of relief  
_Ex:
to do smth. with a sigh  -  
2> 
3> 
_Ex:
to sigh with fatigue   
_Ex:
he sighed heavily   
4>  ,  
_Ex:
the trees are sighing    
_Ex:
wind sighing in the branches ,   
5> (for) , ,  ( -, -)
_Ex:
to sigh for home   
_Ex:
to sigh for the old days   
6> _. (over)  (-, -)
_Ex:
to sigh over one's misfortune   

sigh out
1>   
2>   (- )

sigher
1> _. 

sighingly
1>  ; 

sight
1> 
_Ex:
good sight  
_Ex:
long sight ; 
_Ex:
short sight ; 
2> 
_Ex:
at the sight of  
_Ex:
in my sight    
_Ex:
on their first sight of land     
_Ex:
to know smb. by sight  -  
_Ex:
to catch (a) sight of , 
_Ex:
to lose sight of   ; ,   
_Ex:
to be lost to sight   
_Ex:
get out of my sight!    !;   
 !
3> () 
_Ex:
to catch (a) sight of 
_Ex:
you should have a sight of the letter    
  
4>   (. first sight)
_Ex:
I know a reporter on sight      
_Ex:
at sight  
_Ex:
to play music at sight   
_Ex:
at sight  ,  ,  
_Ex:
to shoot at sight   
_Ex:
at sight _.  
_Ex:
payable at sight    
_Ex:
at first sight   
_Ex:
love at first sight    
_Ex:
at first sight   
_Ex:
sight unseen _.  , ; 
_Ex:
to buy smth. sight  -,  

5> ;  , 
_Ex:
do what is right in your own sight  ,  
 
_Ex:
to gain favour in smb.'s sight  -

_Ex:
we are nobodies in her sight     
6> _. 
_Ex:
artistic sight  
7>  ;  
_Ex:
out of sight   
_Ex:
to put out of sight 
_Ex:
to be in sight  
_Ex:
victory is in sight   
_Ex:
the end of the task is not yet in sight   
  
_Ex:
he was every day within sight of death   
 
8>  ,  
_Ex:
this lake is one of the sights of the world   -
      
9> 
_Ex:
to see the sights  
10> _.    
_Ex:
to be a perfect sight   ;  

_Ex:
to make a sight of oneself    
_Ex:
his face was a sight     
11> _. , , 
_Ex:
a sight of money  
_Ex:
there was a sight of people    
_Ex:
it must have taken a sight of work    
 
_Ex:
he's a sight too clever for you     
12> _. ;  
_Ex:
sight adjustment  
_Ex:
sight reach  
13> _. ; 
14> _.  
15> _. 
_Id:
not by a long sight  !
_Id:
it is a long sight better   
_Id:
a sight for sore eyes  ;  
_Id:
you're a sight for sore eyes     
_Id:
out of sight out of mind   ,   
_Id:
out of sight _. , 
_Id:
that's really out of sight!   !
_Id:
to set one's sights on smth.   -
_Id:
his sights were set at getting a directorship  
 ,   
16> _. 
_Ex:
sight glass  
_Ex:
sight hole  ; 
17> _.   
_Ex:
sight bill   (  )
_Ex:
sight draft   
18>   
_Ex:
sight translation   
19> ; 
_Ex:
after months at sea they sighted land   
   ;   
20> 
21> _. , 
22> _. 
23> _.    

sight distance
1> 

sight-read
1>      ( );  (, )
 
_Ex:
he sight-reads four languages      


sight-reader
1>    

sighted
1> 
2>  . . .
_Ex:
the sighted 
3> (-sighted)     :
4>  - 
_Ex:
weak-sighted   
_Ex:
near-sighted 
_Ex:
second-sighted 

sighter
1>  

sighting
1> _. 
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
sighting device  
3> _. 
4> _.    

sighting-shot
1>  

sighting-slit
1> _.  

sightless
1> , 
2> _. 

sightlessness
1> _. 

sightliness
1> ; 

sightly
1>  ( );  ( )
2> _. ,  ( )
3> _.   
_Ex:
a sightly eminence ,    
  

sightseeing
1>  
_Ex:
sightseeing bus   ( 
)
_Ex:
to go sightseeing  

sightseer
1>  ; , 

sightsman
1> 
2>    

sightworthy
1>  

sigil
1> _. ; 
2> , ; ;   (,
)
_Ex:
sigil of Mars  
3>   ( )
4> _-. 

sigillate
1> _.  (     )
2> _. 
3> _.  ; 

SIGINT
1> (_.  signal intelligence)   
    

sigint
1> (_.  signal intelligence)   
    

sigla
1> _. ;
() ; 

sigma
1>  (18-   )
2> -     S

sigmate
1> S-

sigmatic
1> 
_Ex:
sigmatic aorist  

sigmoid
1> _.  
2> _. 
_Ex:
sigmoid curve  
3> _. S-, 
_Ex:
sigmoid flexure  

sign
1> , ; 
_Ex:
a dark cloud is a sign of rain   -  
_Ex:
tears are a sign of weakness  -  
_Ex:
the weather shows no signs of improving   
  
_Ex:
signs intimate that...   , ...
_Ex:
her face bore signs of many years' suffering   
  
2> _. 
3> , 
_Ex:
in sign of smth.   -
_Ex:
a sign of the cross  
_Ex:
to make a sign of the cross 
_Ex:
they removed their hats in sign of respect   
  
4>  , ; 
_Ex:
the signs used in arithmetic are +,-,sign,:  
  +,-,sign,:
5> , 
6> 
_Ex:
sign and countersign   
7> , 
_Ex:
deaf-and-dumb signs  
_Ex:
to speak in signs  
_Ex:
to make no sign    ;  
8> 
_Ex:
to give a sign  
_Ex:
the high sign  ; ,   
 (, )
_Ex:
he gave his wife the high sign that he wanted to leave the
party     -   
9> _. , 
_Ex:
signs of the times  
_Ex:
to interpret aright the signs of the time 
  
10> _.  
11> ; ; 
_Ex:
traffic sign  
_Ex:
illuminated signs  
_Ex:
at the sign of the Red Lion   " "
_Ex:
a "Closed" sign was put up over the door of the bank 
     ""
_Ex:
the "Silence" sign in the library  " "
 
12> _. _.  ()
13> _. 
14> 
_Ex:
to sign a letter  
_Ex:
to sign one's doom    
15> 
_Ex:
to sign in full   
_Ex:
to sign in smb. else's name   -
_Ex:
to sign for a telegram    
16>  ;  
_Ex:
to sign assent   
17> the patrolman signed for him to stop  
  
_Ex:
he signed to me to take a seat    

18> , ;  
19> ,   
_Id:
to sign a bill into law  ,  
;   ( )
_Id:
to sign on the dotted line   
(. );    , 

sign away
1> ,  (, )
2> ,  
_Ex:
to sign away one's rights ()   
,     

sign language
1>  
2>     ( )

sign manual
1> _.   (. )

sign off
1> _. _.    
_Ex:
now we sign off     
_Ex:
the radio signed off at midnight   
 
2> _. , 
3>     ,  
4>   , 
5> _.     ()
6>   ;  ( -, -)
_Ex:
to sign off drinking  ;   
7> (on) _. _.  - ( 
)
_Ex:
people here don't agree to a bill, they sign off on it 
    ,   


sign on
1>   
_Ex:
the firm signed on two engineers    
 
2>   
_Ex:
the actor signed on for a new film production  
   
3> 
_Ex:
to sign on at the Employment Exchange  
 
4>   ( )
5> _.    ()
6>       
7> _. _.    

sign out
1>  ( )
2>  ( )
3>     ( ,  )
4>     (  )
5> _.  
_Ex:
it you fail to sign out, you will be considered AWOL  
  ,     


sign over
1> ,  (, )
2> ,  
_Ex:
to sign over one's rights ()   
,     
3>  , 
_Ex:
a senior executive signed over a delivery of six aircraft on
behalf of his company   
     
_Ex:
the top floor of the building was signed over for use as
offices       


sign up
1>  ( ,  )
2>   
_Ex:
to sign up as a salesman with...   
(- )
3>   
_Ex:
our team has signed up a number of promising young players
       
 
4> , 
_Ex:
to sign up for a set of reference volumes  
 
5>  (-  -)
_Ex:
to sign a customer up   (  -);
  

sign-in
1>    , 

sign-off
1> _. _.  
2> _. _.    (. ;
. sign-off tune)

sign-painter
1>  , 

sign-up
1>     

sign-writer
1>   
2>  , 
3> (-) (  )

signable
1>   
2>  
_Ex:
a document signable by special persons , 
  

signal
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
a signal of distress  
_Ex:
light signals  
_Ex:
smoke signal  ,  
_Ex:
radio signal 
_Ex:
call signal _. 
_Ex:
starting signal _.  
_Ex:
on (a) signal  ,  
_Ex:
to make signals to  (-) , 
2> _. ;  
_Ex:
the signal does not work   
3> ; 
_Ex:
his rising was a signal that the meeting was over  ,
   ,   
_Ex:
he gave no signal of recognition    , 
 
4>  _. 
_Ex:
signal communications  
_Ex:
signal service  
_Ex:
signal officer   ;  
_Ex:
signals message center _.   
5> _.  
6> _. _. 
7> _.  
8> _. , , 
_Ex:
signal achievement  
_Ex:
signal failure  
_Ex:
signal success  
9> 
_Ex:
signal bomb  
_Ex:
signal pistol  
_Ex:
signal panel  
_Ex:
signal beacon _.  
10> ;  
_Ex:
to signal a message  
_Ex:
the ship signalled its distress    
_Ex:
to signal by means of rockets  
_Ex:
to signal for a pilot _.    

signal box
1> _-.  
2> _-.  

Signal Corps
1> _.  

signal-book
1> _. ,  ,  

signal-gun
1> _.  
2> _.  

signalist
1> _. 
2> _. 

signalize
1> ; 
_Ex:
to signalize a victory by public rejoicing 
  
_Ex:
he signalized his entrance into the Legislature by promoting
a bill       
 
2> , 
_Ex:
to signalize one's loyalty   
3> ,   
4> ,  

signalled
1> , ; ; 

signaller
1> 
2> _. 

signalling
1> 
2> ; 

signally
1> _. , ; 
_Ex:
to fail signally   

signalman
1> 
2> _. 
3> _-. 

signary
1> _.      
 

signate
1> _. ; 

signatory
1> 
_Ex:
signatories to a petition ,   
 
2> _.  ,  
_Ex:
joint signatory _.  
_Ex:
signatories to a treaty ,  
3> _. ,    
_Ex:
signatory powers (to a treaty) ,  

signature
1> () 
_Ex:
specimen signature  
_Ex:
to put one's signature (to a document)   
( )
2> 
3> 
4> _. 
5> _.   
6> _.   (. key signature)
7>   ()
8> _. 
9> ,  
10> _.  

signature tune
1> _. _. ,     -
;  ,  

signboard
1> 
_Ex:
a copper signboard over the door    
( )
2> _.  ;    

signet
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
the signet, the privy signet  
3>   

signet ring
1>   

significance, -cy
1> , 
_Ex:
the real significance, -cy of smb.'s words  
- 
_Ex:
there is strategic significance, -cy in the construction of
that highway     

2> , ; 
_Ex:
a matter of great significance, -cy   
_Ex:
an event of no little significance, -cy  
_Ex:
what he thinks about it is of no significance, -cy  
  ,   
3> 
_Ex:
a look of deep significance, -cy  
4> _. 

significant
1> , ; 
2> 
3> , 
_Ex:
significant in its consequences   
_Ex:
July 4, 1776 is a significant date for Americans 4  1776
 -     
4> , 
_Ex:
a gesture significant of consent ,  
_Ex:
perhaps her glance was significant ,  
-  
5> 
_Ex:
a significant change  
6> 
7> ,   ( )
8> _. , 

significate
1> ; 

signification
1> () , 
_Ex:
the signification of a word  
2> ; ; 
3> _.  
4> , 

significative
1> , 
2> _. , 
3> (of) ,  ( -); 
(-)
_Ex:
symptoms significative of malaria ,  
,  

significator
1> ; 
2> ,   ( )

significs
1> _. 
2> _. 

signified
1> 

signifier
1> , 

signify
1> , 
_Ex:
to signify one's approval  
_Ex:
to signify one's consent with a nod    
_Ex:
please signify  
2> ,   (-)
3> 
_Ex:
a red sunset signifies wind   
 
4>  ,  ,  
_Ex:
it doesn't signify  ,    

signior
1> _. _. , 

signor
1> _. , 

