batting
1> ;    
2>  ()
3> ,  (, )

batting average
1> _.   (-. )
2> _.   (-. ,   . .)

battle
1> , 
_Ex:
battle alarm  
_Ex:
battle area  
_Ex:
battle casualties   
_Ex:
battle scene  
_Ex:
drawn battle    
_Ex:
B. of Britain _. "  " (  
1940-41 .)
_Ex:
line of battle  ;   ()
_Ex:
killed in battle    ( )
_Ex:
to fight a battle ,  
_Ex:
to offer battle  () 
_Ex:
to give battle   ()
_Ex:
to join battle   
_Ex:
to refuse battle  ()  
2> 
_Ex:
losing battle  ,  ; 
  
_Ex:
the battle of life   
_Ex:
the battle of the books _.  
_Ex:
a battle of wits  ,   
_Ex:
to fight one's battle      
_Ex:
to do battle with (over) smth.   -.
3> , ; 
_Ex:
trial by battle _. ,   (
  )
4> _. , 
_Id:
half the battle  
_Id:
to be above the battle    ( ),
  () 
_Id:
to fight smb.'s battles for him     -.
_Id:
the battle is to the strong  
5> , , 
_Ex:
to battle through life    
_Ex:
to battle against the wind   ,  

_Ex:
to battle with adversity    
_Ex:
to battle for the title of champion   
6> _.    
7> _. ,  ( )
8> _. ,  ( )
9> ()
10>  ()

battle array
1>  

battle cruiser
1>  

battle dress
1>  

battle fatigue
1> _.  ,     

battle group
1> _.  

battle jacket
1>      (. )

battle line
1>  ;  

battle royal
1>  
2> ,  ( ,   . .)

battle sight
1> _.  

battle station
1> _.   ;     ( )

battle-axe
1> _. ;  
2> _. -

battle-cry
1>  ;
() 

battle-field surgery
1> - 

battle-grey
1>  

battle-ground
1>  ,  
2>   ;  

battle-order
1> _.  ;  ;  ,
  

battle-piece
1>  ,  

battle-scarred
1>   
_Ex:
battle-scarred warship  ( )  
2> , ;  

battle-seasoned
1> , 

battle-tested
1> _.   ;   , 

battle-tried
1> _.   ;   , 

battle-wagon
1> _. _. 

battle-worthy
1> _. 

battledore
1> , ; 
2>  (   )
_Ex:
battledore and shuttlecock  ()
3>    , 

battlefield
1>  ,  
_Ex:
face of the battlefield  ,   
2> _. ; , 
_Ex:
battlefield atomic weapon   
_Ex:
battlefield mobility  

battlefront
1> _.  

battlement
1>    
2>  
3>   

battleplane
1>  

battleship
1> _.  

battleship grey
1> - 

battlesome
1> ; ,   

battlewise
1>    

battologize
1> _.      (); _. 
   ; 

battology
1>     ; ; 

battue
1> _. _. ;    
2> _.  ( ); , 
3> _. ,   (.  )

batture
1> _-.       

batty
1> _. , ,    
2> _.    

batwing
1>      
_Ex:
batwing sleeve  " " (  ,
  )

baubee, baubie
1> _.  , 

bauble
1> ;  ( .  , 
 . .)
2> , 
3> _. , 
4> _.    ,   . .

bauchle
1> _.  
2> _. , 

Baucis
1> _. _. 
_Ex:
Philemon and Baucis   ;  


baud
1> _.  (   )

baudekin, baudkin
1> _. 

baudrons
1> _. , , 

bauge
1> _.    

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

baulk
1> , , 
_Ex:
to proceed without baulks   
2> , 
_Ex:
to make a baulk  
3> _. ; 
_Ex:
to meet with a baulk  ; 

_Ex:
to have a sad baulk  
4> _-. ,   ,; 
5> _. , 
6> _. 
7> _.  , , 
8> 
9> _.  ()
10> _.  ;  
11> _.  ,  
_Ex:
to commit baulk   
_Id:
to make a baulk of good ground   
12> , , 
_Ex:
to baulk progress  
_Ex:
to be baulked of one's purpose   ,  

_Ex:
the enemy is baulked   
_Ex:
he was baulked in his plans    
13> , ;   
_Ex:
to baulk an opportunity  
_Ex:
to baulk one's turn  
_Ex:
death baulks no creature    
14> , ; 
_Ex:
to baulk an unpleasant duty   

15> , ;  
_Ex:
the horse baulked a leap    
16> ,   
_Ex:
she was baulking at the price ()   
( )
_Ex:
he baulked at making the speech     
  
17> _. 
18> _.   

baum marten
1> _.   (Martes martes); 
 (Martes americana)

bauson
1> _. ; , ;    

bausond
1> _.  ( )

bauxite
1> _. ,  

bavardage
1> _. () ; 

Bavarian
1> ; 
2>  
3> ;   

bavarian cream
1>    

bavin
1>  
2> _. 
_Ex:
bavin drainage  

bawbee
1> _.  , 
_Ex:
he is careful of the bawbees    

bawcock
1> _. , 

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

bawdry
1> , 
2> _. 
3> _. , 

bawdy
1> 
_Ex:
to talk bawdy  
2> , , ;  ( 
 . .)

bawdy-house
1> _.  

bawl
1> _. , ;  , 
2> _. , , ; , 
_Ex:
to bawl at smb.  ()  -.
_Ex:
to bawl against smth., smb.   
-.;   -.
_Ex:
to bawl across the street   
_Ex:
to bawl about the house    
_Ex:
to bawl at the top of one's lungs    
_Ex:
to bawl one's head off   
_Ex:
to bawl and squall , ,  ; 
 
_Ex:
to bawl oneself hoarse   
_Ex:
the child was bawling all night    
_Ex:
you needn't bawl, I can hear quite well  ,  

3>    

bawl out
1> ; , 
_Ex:
to bawl out abuse  
_Ex:
to bawl out for smth.  -. 
_Ex:
to bawl out murder  "!";  
2> _. _. , 
_Ex:
to bawl smb. out   -.,  ()
-.
_Ex:
you'll get bawled out   

bawler
1> _. , ,  (  ,
   . .)

bawley
1> _.  (  )

bawn
1> _.   

bawtie, bawty
1> _.  
2> _. 

baxter
1> _. 

bay
1> , 
_Ex:
the B.  
2>    
3>  ();  
4> _.  ,   
5> 
6>   ;  
_Ex:
an animal at bay  () 
_Ex:
to be (to stand) at bay    
_Ex:
to turn to bay    ; 

_Ex:
to bring (to drive) to bay _.  (); 
 ;    ; _. 

7> ();   
_Ex:
to hold (to keep) at bay _.     (
-  );   ,   (-.) ;
_. 
8>  ,   ()
9>  (.  );   
10> _.  () ;  ()
11> _-.  ()
12> , 
13> _.  ()
14> _.    ( )
15> ,  
_Id:
to bay (at) the moon   ,  

16> _.  (   . .)
17> _.  
18> _. ;  ()  ; ""
19> _-.   
20> _-.   
21>  
_Ex:
bay lines _-.  
22> 
23> _.  (    
)
24> ,  
25> _. ; ; , 
26> _.  
27> _. _.  
28> ;   
29>  
30> _.  (Laurus nobilis; . bay laurel)
31>  
32> 
_Id:
to carry off the bays   
33>  
34> ;  

bay cherry
1> _.  (Prunus laurocerasus)

bay laurel
1> _.   (Laurus nobilis)

bay leaf
1> _.  

Bay Street
1> - (    , )
2>   

bay-rum
1>  

bay-tree
1> _.   (Laurus nobilis)

bay-window
1> _. , 
2> _. () 

bayadere
1> _. 
2> _. "" ( )

Bayard
1> _.  
2>  (-  )
3> - (  )
4> _.  
5> _.  
6> _.     

bayberry
1> _.  (Myrica gen.)

baygall
1> _.   ; 

bayman
1> ,      

baymouth
1>   ,  

bayonet
1> 
_Ex:
bayonet charge (assault)  
_Ex:
at the point of bayonet  ;   
_Ex:
to fix a bayonet  
2> , 
_Ex:
he had twenty bayonets under his command   
  
3> _. ,  
4> _.  ;  
5>  
6>   
7>   
_Ex:
to bayonet into submission   ( )

bayonet-joint
1> _.   

bayou
1> _.    
2> ,    
3> 

baywood
1> _.   (Swietenia macrophylla)

bazaar
1> () 
2>  
3>  ;   

bazar
1> () 
2>  
3>  ;   

bazoo
1> _. , 
_Ex:
shut up your bazoo! !
2> , , 

bazooka
1> _.  ( )

BBC English
1>    --;  
 

bdellium
1>  
2> _.  

be
1> , 
_Ex:
I think, therefore I am  , ,  
_Ex:
the greatest genius that ever was  , 
- 
_Ex:
to be no more _. , ; 

_Ex:
Troy is no more    
_Ex:
to be, or not to be - that is the question (Shakespeare)
   ,    
2> , ; ; 
_Ex:
he will be here all the year   () 
 
_Ex:
is he often in town?      ?
_Ex:
I was before you in the queue      
_Ex:
the horse was below in the hold    
_Ex:
he was at the ceremony    
_Ex:
the key is in the lock  ()  
_Ex:
I'll be down in a minute   
_Ex:
output is considerably below last year's level 
    ( 
,
3>      )
4> , 
_Ex:
don't be long!  !,  !
_Ex:
what a time you have been!   !
_Ex:
he was a long time reaching the shore   
,   
5> , , 
_Ex:
it was yesterday   (, , )

_Ex:
when is the wedding to be?    ()
?
_Ex:
the New Year is on Sunday this time     
 ()  
_Ex:
how is that you were there?  ,   
?
6> , 
_Ex:
twice two is four   - 
_Ex:
let x be ten , () x  
7> _. 
_Ex:
how much is it?   ?
_Ex:
what are these shoes?    ?
_Ex:
this book is five shillings     
8> , 
_Ex:
it is nothing to me     ,   
   ( )
_Ex:
what is all that to me?    ?   
 ?
9> _.  (  
 )
_Ex:
success (be) to your efforts!    
!,    !
_Ex:
victory be yours!  () !
10> there is , 
_Ex:
there are many English books in our library   
()   
_Ex:
there is plenty of time   ,  
 
_Ex:
there are no roads  
_Ex:
there will be dancing  
_Ex:
there was once an old man... -  ...
11> to have been , 
_Ex:
has he been to London?    ?
_Ex:
I've been there!   !; _.   !
12> to have been _. , 
_Ex:
has anyone been? - ?,  -?
_Ex:
has the post been?   ?
13> to be at smth. _.    
-.
_Ex:
I don't understand what exactly he is at   ,
    
_Ex:
what would you be at?   ?
14> to be at smth. _. ,   -.
_Ex:
the mice are at the cheese again     
15> to be at smth. _.   
_Ex:
he's been at my shaving things again    (
)   
16> to be at smb. _.   -.
_Ex:
she's always at me    
17> to be above smth. (doing smth.)   -., 
  -.
_Ex:
to be above suspicion   () 
_Ex:
to be above criticism    , 

_Ex:
he is above reproach     
_Ex:
he is above such matters     ,
   ()  
_Ex:
he is above taking bribes   -   
18> to be beneath smth., smb.   -., -.
_Ex:
to be beneath contempt   () 
_Ex:
it is beneath you (your dignity)    
19> to be beyond smth., smb.    -.,
 -.
_Ex:
his behaviour is beyond my endurance     
 
_Ex:
he is not beyond redemption    
_Ex:
this is beyond a joke    
_Ex:
it was beyond expectation    , 
   
_Ex:
I am beyond caring    
_Ex:
what you say is beyond me    ,
  
20> to be abreast of smth.    -.
_Ex:
he is abreast of developments in his field   
    
21> to be after smth. ,   -.
_Ex:
the police were after him   
22> to be after smth.   -., 
 -.
_Ex:
he's after my job     
_Ex:
he's after her money     
23> to be about to do smth. ,  
-.
_Ex:
he was about to send for you     
_Ex:
she was about to speak, but changed her mind   
,  
24> to be against smth.  -.,  
 -.
_Ex:
lying is against my principles     
25> to be for smth.    
_Ex:
who is for going home?   ,   ?
26> to be for some place ,  -.
_Ex:
are you for Bristol?    ?
27> to be on smb. _.   -.
_Ex:
put your money away, it's on me  ,  
_Ex:
the drinks are on the house  (,  
. .) 
_Ex:
the tickets are on me    
28> to be on smb.  ,  ( ,
  . .)
_Ex:
the wet season was on us     

_Ex:
Christmas was on us  
29> to be on smth.   ,   (
 . .)
_Ex:
he is on the board     
30> to be on smb., smth.    -., -.
_Ex:
my money is on this horse     
31> to be up to smth. ,  -.
_Ex:
the boys are up to smth.  - 
_Ex:
he is up to no good   - ,  
  
32> to be up to smth.    -.
_Ex:
the police must be up to all the dodges   
   
33> not to be up to (doing) smth.     
-.,    -.
_Ex:
I am not up to going to the theatre tonight    
    
_Ex:
he is not up to his job      
_Ex:
he is not up to his father as a scholar   
  () 
34> to be up to smb.    -. (
);   -.
_Ex:
it is up to him to decide    , 
 
_Ex:
it is up to you to choose   ()
_Ex:
whether you learn or not is entirely up to you  
 -  
35> to be up against smth., smb.   -., -.;
 
_Ex:
he's up against some real opposition     
 
_Ex:
he's up against it _.     
36> to be up for smth. ,  ( 
 . .)
_Ex:
to be up for review 
_Ex:
to be up for debate ,   

37> to be up for smth.   , 
_Ex:
he was up in court for this    
38> to be up for smth.   
_Ex:
to be up for auction    ( )
39> to be up for smth.   , 

_Ex:
he's up for admission to the society at the next meeting
       
40> to be with smb.  -.
_Ex:
we're with you all the way      
_Ex:
she is at one with her husband    () 
41> to be with smb. ,   ,  
_Ex:
are you still with me - or shall I go over it again? 
         ?
42> to be with smb., smth.   -., -. (
)
_Ex:
I'm with a shipping firm     
43>  -: 
_Ex:
he is a teacher  
_Ex:
are they English?  ?
_Ex:
ten yards is a lot   -   
_Ex:
his is a fine house   ,    
_Ex:
our task is to finish the work in time   - 
 
_Ex:
she has been a mother to me     
_Ex:
she is twenty   
_Ex:
today is the tenth   ()
_Ex:
tomorrow is Friday  
_Ex:
the wall is six foot high      
_Ex:
what is it?  ?;   ?
_Ex:
to see things as they are   ,   
_Ex:
if I were you...       ...
_Ex:
seeing is believing  - ()  
()
44>   (-.) ; , 
(-.)
_Ex:
I am cold  
_Ex:
he is asleep  
_Ex:
he is glad  
_Ex:
he is absent  
_Ex:
he is in trouble    ,   
_Ex:
he is at work  
_Ex:
isn't he lucky?   !
45>     ,
 , 
_Ex:
he is to come at six      ()
_Ex:
he was to come at six      
_Ex:
he was to have come at six      
(  )
_Ex:
when am I to come?   ?,   
?
_Ex:
the house is to let    
_Ex:
he was never to see her again     
  
_Ex:
it was not to be      ()
_Ex:
they are not to be trusted   
_Ex:
such men are to be pitied rather than despised  
  ,  
46>     
_Ex:
he was nowhere to be found     
()
_Ex:
not a cloud was to be seen     
_Ex:
how am I to get through all this work today?   
     ?
47>     , 
(  )
_Ex:
if we are to come in time, we must start at once  
  ,    
48> _.    _p-p.  to come, to fall,
to sit, to run, to get  .
_Ex:
winter was come  
_Ex:
the sun was risen  
49>    _pres-p.    

_Ex:
he was talking to his son at the time    
  
_Ex:
he is working  () 
_Ex:
this question is being discussed   

50>    _p-p.     
    
_Ex:
this was made by my son     
_Ex:
they will be punished   ,  
_Ex:
such questions are settled by the committee  
 
_Ex:
he was asked to come   
_Ex:
this book was much spoken of     
_Id:
to be above one (one's head) _.  
-. 
_Id:
to be at it , 
_Id:
the children are at it again     
_Id:
to be hard at it (at work) _.   ;
 
_Id:
they were hard at it (at work) the whole night  
     
_Id:
to be at one with smb.   -. 
_Id:
to be beside oneself with grief    
_Id:
to be beside oneself with rage   , 
_Id:
to be beside the point    (  ,
  . .)
_Id:
for the time being 
_Id:
the manager for the time being  
 
_Id:
somebody will be in for -  (, )
_Id:
far be it from me to do this     ( 
 , )  
_Id:
be (that) as it may     ;    
_Id:
let it be!    !,     !
_Id:
so be it   ,    
_Id:
how are you?   ?;    ?
_Id:
you never know where you are with him   ,
    (  ,     ,
51>    )
_Ex:
be yourself!, be your age!  !,   !
_Ex:
you've been and gone and done it! _.     !,
    !
_Ex:
I'll be! _. _.   !,   !,  
! (,  )

be about
1>  
_Ex:
he is somewhere about  - 
_Ex:
he is not about   
2> ,  
_Ex:
there are many shops about in this little town   
 
_Ex:
there's a lot of ice about on the roads   
_Ex:
there is flue about  () () 
3> ,   ;   
_Ex:
they are about already   
_Ex:
at eight they were about their business already  
     
4> ,   ;   
(. be up and about)

be along
1> 
_Ex:
I'll be along soon   
_Ex:
will he be along to the meeting?    ?

be around
1>  
2> _.  ,    
 ( -. )
_Ex:
he's been around the sports commentating scene for a good
many years        
3> 
_Ex:
this singer will be around for a few years yet  
     
4> ,  ( -.),  (-.)
_Ex:
I'll be around by nine    
5> ,   -.  
6> _.  ,    ;
    
_Ex:
he's been around   
_Ex:
that's a girl that's been around    

