be away
1> 
_Ex:
he is away  
2>  ,  ( )
3> _.    
4> _.  ,  (. .)
_Ex:
be well away  ; _.  
( )
_Ex:
by the time we arrived he was away     
 
5> _.     
6> _.    

be back
1> 
_Ex:
I'll be back in time   
2>    
3>   
_Ex:
the books must be back by Saturday    
  
_Ex:
make sure the dogs are back in their kennels ,
  (  ) 

be behind
1> , 
_Ex:
we are behind this morning   
2>    
_Ex:
to be behind with one's rent    
3> 
_Ex:
they were behind their rivals    

4> 
_Ex:
to be behind on points   
5>  ,   
_Ex:
what is behind his interest in us?    
 ?

be down
1> 
_Ex:
the level of demand is down  
_Ex:
their prices are down   
_Ex:
eggs were down 15 per cent    

_Ex:
the temperature is down   ()
2> 
_Ex:
I was down to six stone      (
 )
_Ex:
he is 10 points down    ;   
  
3>  ( )
4> _. 
_Ex:
we're forty pounds down      
5> (to)  
_Ex:
I'm down to my last bob (penny)     ,
     
_Ex:
the soldiers were down to their last cartridge  
  
6>  ,    ,  
_Ex:
is the date down in your diary?     
?
_Ex:
your words are down here in black and white  
    
_Ex:
his name is down for this school     
 
_Ex:
he is down for a speech    
_Ex:
the case is down for hearing in 3 days  
   
7>  ( )
_Ex:
to be down for 20 pounds    
8> _.   , ,  (-.)
_Ex:
why are you down on me?       ?
_Ex:
she thought that the teacher was down on her  ,
    
9>    (, , )
10> (on) _.  
_Ex:
the examiners were down on his mistake in a flash 
    
11> (with) _. 
_Ex:
they are both down with the flu     
_Id:
to be down on one's luck    
_Id:
he's down on his luck   ,   
_Id:
to be down in the mouth (in the dumps)   
,  
_Id:
to be down and out   ,  
_Id:
to be down at heel  ,  ( );
  ( );  ,  
( )
_Id:
to be down from a University    
 (.     )

be in
1> ,  ,  ;
_Ex:
she called at his office but he was not in    
 ,     
2> _.   ;  
3> ,   ;
_Ex:
the Liberals were in    
4> , ;
_Ex:
is the train in?  ?
_Ex:
the mail is in  
5>  ( );   ;
_Ex:
the tide is in    
6> ;
_Ex:
summer is in  ;
_Ex:
football isn't yet in     ;
_Ex:
strawberries are in   ,  
7>   ( )
8>   ;
_Ex:
leather is in at the moment    
9>  ;
_Ex:
the fire we lit last night is still in ,  
 ,   
10> ,    ( )
11> (for) _.   ;
_Ex:
we are in for a storm   ;
_Ex:
we might be in fot a fristy spell ,  ;
_Ex:
we are in for a pleasant surprise    ;
_Ex:
they are in for a row  
12> (for)  ,  
-. ;
_Ex:
he's in for an administrative job    
 ;     

13> 
14> (for) _.     ;
_Ex:
I am in for the competition     

15> (on)    -.,  -.;
_Ex:
are the police in on this?    
 ?
16> (on)  ;
_Ex:
they want to be in on the new pension scheme   
    
_Id:
to be all in _.  , ;
_Id:
after six weeks of such work I was just about all in 
     ;
_Id:
to be in with smb. _.     -.;
_Id:
he is in with many influential people    
  ;
_Id:
he's well in with all the television crowd   
 

be inside
1> _.   ;  

be off
1> , 
_Ex:
the train is off  
_Ex:
the racers were off at the shot    
2> ,  ,  
_Ex:
he told me that the trip was off   ,  
 
3>  
_Ex:
we were off for the afternoon     

4> , 
_Ex:
he was off at least a thousand dollars in his estimate 
         
5>   ( , )
_Ex:
the water is off  
6> _.  , ,   -
_Ex:
I've been off cigarettes for three months   
  ,      
_Ex:
he's off his food    
7> , 
_Ex:
the handle is off  
8>    , 
_Ex:
steak is off  
9> _.  ( )
_Ex:
this fish is slightly off    
10> _.     
_Ex:
she's off on her pet subject     

be on
1> ,  ,  ( , )
_Ex:
all the lights were on   ,   ,
  
2>  ( , ); 
_Ex:
the new feature film is on now   
   
_Ex:
what's on today?    ( , )?
3> ;  ,     
_Ex:
the strike is still on      ;
 
_Ex:
it is simply not on   
4>  ( )
_Ex:
the case will be on again    
5>    ( , )
_Ex:
he is on for most of the second act     
 
6> _. ,  , 
_Ex:
she's always on about his success    
 
_Ex:
I've been on at her to change her hairstyle   
 ,    
7> _. ,  
_Ex:
I've been on to the accounts people about your expenses 
      
8> _.   ;  
_Ex:
the police are on to the thieves     
_Ex:
they were on to him for his currency deals    
 
_Id:
to be well on in smth.    
_Id:
it was well on in the evening   
_Id:
by now, he must be well on into his seventies   ,
,   
_Id:
to be on to a good thing _.  
_Id:
they were on to him    

be out
1>   ,  ; 
_Ex:
when I phoned they told me the boss was out   ,
 ,   
_Ex:
I was out at the pictures    ,    
2> _.    ,   
3> ,   ( , )
_Ex:
the fire is out  
4> , 
_Ex:
we were sixty miles out from base    
   
_Ex:
our aircraft was farely half-an-hour out of London when it
developed engine trouble      
5>   ,     
6> ,  ( )
_Ex:
the tide is out now  
7>  , 
_Ex:
the splinter is out   ( )
8>  , 
_Ex:
the mark's out  
9> _.   
_Ex:
long skirts are out    ,   
 
10> _.  ( ,  )
_Ex:
before the week is out   
11>  
_Ex:
I am out of cigarettes    
_Ex:
I'm quite out of breath   
12>  ;   
13>  ,  (  ,
)
14>  (  )
_Ex:
all members of the club were out in strength at the meeting
     
15> , 
_Ex:
the secret is out  ,  
16> _.  ;   ( 
);   ( )
_Ex:
one more fight and you'll be out for good   ,
   
17> _. _.  , 
18>  ,    ( , ,
)
_Ex:
the sun's out   - 
19> , , 
20> _.  , 
_Ex:
all arguments are out!  !
21>  ,  ( )
_Ex:
subsequent events showed how well out he was in his analysis
  ,     
22>  
23> _. ,  
_Ex:
they are out to repeat the attack   
 
24> _.  
_Ex:
sleep well? - Yes. Must have been dead out  ? -
, ,  
25>  
_Id:
to be out of place  
_Id:
to be out of keeping with smth.   -
_Id:
to be well out of it _.   -
_Id:
not married yet? You're well out of it    ? 


be over
1> , 
_Ex:
the meeting was over before ten o'clock  
  
_Ex:
the lesson is over  
2>  ( -)
_Ex:
a small piece of flannel was over   
3>   ()
_Ex:
will you be over on Saturday?    ?
4>  ( , )
_Ex:
it's all over the office    
5> _. _. , 
_Ex:
the visiting team was all over us for the first ten minutes
of play        
6> 
_Id:
to be long over smth.     -
_Id:
don't be long over breakfast     

_Id:
to be all over smb.  -  ;
   -
_Id:
I'd hardly set foot inside the door when that dog of theirs
was all over me      ,   
7>    
_Ex:
to be over and done with _.  
 
_Ex:
their quarrels were all over and done with    
   

be round
1> ,  ( -.),  (-.)
_Ex:
I'll be around by nine    
2> ,   -.  
_Ex:
he was round at my house all evening    
 

be through
1> , 
_Ex:
he won't be through today until six o'clock   
  
_Ex:
I am through with it! _. !,   !
2> _.  
_Ex:
we're through    
3> _. 
_Ex:
she was through trying to pretend that she loved him 
 ,    
4>   , , 
_Ex:
go ahead! you're through ,  

be up
1> , 
_Ex:
she isn't up yet    
2>   , 
_Ex:
I was up till three last night      

3> _.   ,   
_Ex:
don't worry, your husband'll be up again in a few days 
,      
4>   
_Ex:
the shares are up today   
5> , 
_Ex:
my leave is up    
_Ex:
the game is up  ;  
_Ex:
time is up  
6> ,    
7>        ( 
  )
8>  , ,  
_Ex:
the water was up as far as my shoulders   
 
9> _. 
_Ex:
what's up?  ?
_Ex:
what's up with you now?     ?
10> _.    -;   -
_Id:
to be up and doing  ,  

_Id:
to be up and about ,   ,
  

be-
1>      
(.    -
2>   )  : ,
,  -. (
3>    )
_Ex:
becloud  
_Ex:
becross  
_Ex:
bedew  
_Ex:
befetter 
_Ex:
beflag  
_Ex:
benight   
_Ex:
beplaster 
_Ex:
besiege 
_Ex:
bewig  
4>        

_Ex:
befall, bechance   
_Ex:
bedraggle, bedabble  
_Ex:
beflatter   
_Ex:
bemaster  
_Ex:
beweep, bewail, bemoan 
_Ex:
bepraise 
_Ex:
berate 
5>       :
6>  - :
_Ex:
bemonster  
_Ex:
betitle  
_Ex:
bedoctor  
7>   - :
_Ex:
becalm 
_Ex:
bedim 
_Ex:
befoul 
_Ex:
belittle 
_Ex:
befool, besot 
_Ex:
benumb   
8>   -.:
_Ex:
bedevil ,  
_Ex:
befriend  
_Ex:
bewitch 
9>   
_Ex:
behead 

be-all
1> , 
_Ex:
be-all and end-all   ;    
_Ex:
victories are not the be-all of the Olympic Games  -
    

be-in
1> _.  ;  

beach
1>   ; ; ;   
 
2>   
_Ex:
beach gravel  
3>  
4> _.   () 
_Ex:
beach combat    
_Ex:
to open a beach    
_Id:
on the beach _.  ;  ,  , " "
_Id:
beach mariner "", ,   ; 

5>   
6> ,   
7> ,   
8> _.      

beach bag
1>  

beach ball
1>   
2>       
3> _.      (
   )

beach bunny
1> _.   , .   

beach grass
1> _. ,  (Ammophila arenaria)

beach ridge
1> _.  

beach robe
1>  

beach seine
1>  

beach umbrella
1>   

beach-la-mar
1>  (     )

beach-master
1> _.    () 

beach-rescue
1>  ();   

beach-sand
1>    

beach-wagon
1>  -
2> _.   ( )

beachboy
1>    (   )

beachcomb
1> _.   ;
     . .

beachcomber
1> ()   , 
 
2> _.    ;  
,   ; ""
3>  ,   ,   

beachcombing
1> _.    ; 
    . .

beached
1>     
2>     
3> _. ,  

beachfront
1>  

beachhead
1> _.   () 
_Ex:
beachhead assault  () ; 
() 
2> , 
_Ex:
American capital has made enormous beachheads in recent years
       
3>  (   . .);  
_Ex:
a beachhead in automative industry  


beachwear
1>   (,    . .)

beachy
1> ,  

beacon
1>   (. beacon fire;
beacon light)
2> ,  
_Ex:
beacon of the wise   
_Ex:
beacons of hope  ;  
3>  
4> 
_Ex:
beacon radar beacon  
5> , 
_Ex:
safety beacon  
_Ex:
beacon buoy _.  
6> _.  , ;  
7> _.  "" (   )
8> _.   (   
)
9> _.  
10>   
_Ex:
to beacon the dale with midnight fires  
 
11> ,  ;  ,  
12> _.  
13> _. ,  ; 
 
_Ex:
to beacon out a boundary  

beaconage
1>  
2>  ,   . .
3>   

bead
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
to thread beads  
2> _pl. ; 
_Ex:
glass beads 
3> _.  
4> _pl. _. 
_Ex:
to count (to say, to tell) one's beads   
, 
5>  (); 
6>  (  . .)
7> _pl. _.  (  )
8> ,  (   )
_Ex:
bead in yarn _.     
9>  (, )
_Ex:
wine with a fine bead  
10> 
11> _. ; ; 
12> _. _. , 
_Ex:
to get one's bead , 
_Ex:
to draw a bead (on)  ();  (), 
 
_Ex:
to keep a bead on   ();   ;
  
13> _pl.  ()
_Id:
to pray without one's beads , ; 
  ,   
14>    ;  
15> 
16>  ,   . .
_Ex:
the sweat beaded on his brow      ,
   
17> _.  
18> _. 

bead-house
1> _. 

bead-roll
1> _.  
2> _. , 

beaded
1>  ;  ;  
2>  , 
3>  ( )
4>   , 
5> _. 

beading
1>   ;  ;  (   . .)
2> _. , 
_Ex:
beading of the ribs  
3> _.  ()
4> _. ,  ;  
5>   
_Ex:
beading weld _.   

beadle
1>  
2> _.  
3> _.  , 

beadledom
1>  ; 
2> , 

beadsman
1> _.  ( )
2>   
3> _. 

beadswoman
1> _.  ( )
2>   

beadwork
1>  ;  , 

beady
1>  ,   
_Ex:
beady eyes -
2>   (  . .)
3> , 

beady-eyed
1>   

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

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

beak-head
1> _. , 
2> _. , 
3> _.      

beak-iron
1>   

beaked
1>  
2> , 
_Ex:
beaked pelvis _.  
3> ,  (   . .)

beaker
1>   ;  ( )
_Ex:
a full beaker of wine ,  
2> _. , 
3> ,  

beaky
1>  
2>   
3> _. 

beal
1> _. ,  ( )
2> _.  

bealy
1>    

beam
1> 
_Ex:
beam of sunlight  
_Ex:
beam of hope  
_Ex:
beam of truth  
_Ex:
beam of comfort  ,  
_Ex:
the beams of a smile  
_Ex:
to enjoy the beams of smb.'s kindness   
-. 
2> _.  ;   
_Ex:
there was a beam from ear to ear on her happy face 
    
3> _. ;  
_Ex:
on the beam   (  , );
_.   
_Ex:
off the beam     ( );
_.   ,  
4> _.  ,  
_Ex:
beam radio station  
_Ex:
beam antenna _.  () 
5> _. 
_Ex:
on the beam  
6> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
beam bridge  
7> ; ; 
8> _.  ()
9> _. ;  ()
_Ex:
to strike (to kick) the beam  (  );
 
10>  ()
11> _. ;  ()
_Ex:
broad in the beam  ( ) _. 
_Ex:
to load to the beams   
12> _. 
13> _.  
14> _. 
15> _.  
16> _. 
17>    
_Id:
on the beam ,  ;   
_Id:
off the beam _. , ; 
18>  , ; 
19> ,   
_Ex:
to beam with pleasure    ()
_Ex:
to beam at (upon) smb.  ()  -.
_Ex:
her countenance beamed with smile    
_Ex:
he merely sat and beamed  ,    
 
20> _.  ();  ( )
21> _. 
_Ex:
to beam program at some country   
22> _.   
23> _.  ()  

beam landing
1> _.   

beam rider
1> _. ,   

beam sea
1> _. ,    ; 
 

beam tetrode
1>   

beam weaponry
1> _.   "" 

beam-compass
1> 

beam-ends
1> _.  
_Ex:
on her beam-ends ()   ( )
_Ex:
on one's beam-ends     

beam-lead
1> _.   

beam-power tube
1>  (-) 
2>   

beam-splitter
1> _. 
2>   ()

beamed
1>   ,  ( )
2> _.  ( )

beaming
1> ; 
2> _.    
3>  
4> ; , 

beamish
1>  _. , 

beamwidth
1> _.  

beamy
1> , 
2> , 
3>  ( )
4>   ,  ( )

bean
1> _.  (Phaseolus gen.);  (Faba vulgaris)
_Ex:
bean cultures _-.  
_Ex:
bean huller _-.   
2> ,   
_Ex:
coffee beans  
_Ex:
horse beans  
3> , , 
4> _.  ( )
5> _. , ""; 
_Ex:
not to have a bean    
_Ex:
not worth a bean    
6> _. , 
_Ex:
use your bean!  !
7> _. _. _pl. 
_Ex:
beans and bullets   
_Ex:
bean gun  
8> _. _. (B.)   ;
_pl.  
_Id:
old bean ,  ()
_Id:
a hill of beans 
_Id:
full of beans . full
_Id:
not to care a bean for (about) smth.  
  -.
_Id:
to give smb. beans  () -.
_Id:
to get beans  ;  " "
_Id:
to spill the beans _. _. ,  ;
 (-.) ;    ,
9>  
_Ex:
to know how many beans make five, to know one's beans
_. _.    ;   
10> _.   ,    ( -.)

bean king
1>   (    ,
 ,    )

bean tree
1> _.  ,   (Laburnum
anagyroides)

bean-eater
1> _. "" (   )

bean-feast
1>  ,    
2> , 

bean-ore
1> _.  ,   

bean-pole
1> _-.     
2> _. ,  (  )

bean-shaped structure
1> _.   ()

bean-shooter
1>  ,   ()

bean-stick
1> _-.     
2> _. ,  (  )

bean-wagon
1> _. _. , ""

beanbag
1>  (  )

beanery
1> _. ,  

beanie
1>     ( )

beano
1> _. : , 
2>  (  )

beany
1>     ( )
2>   
3>  
4> _. , 
5> _. 

bear
1> ; 
_Ex:
bears cub 
_Ex:
bear driver  
2> ,  
_Ex:
bear sport ,   ()
_Ex:
to play the bear    ,  
(, )
_Ex:
what a bear!   !,   !
3>  
4>  
5> _. _. ,   , ""
_Ex:
bear market     
_Ex:
bear operation (speculation)   
_Ex:
bear to sell a bear   ;  , 
 , 
_Ex:
go to a bear   
6>   , 
7> ""
_Id:
Great B.   ()
_Id:
as cross as a bear with a sore head   ; 

_Id:
you must not sell the skin till you have shot the bear 
   
_Id:
to take a bear by the tooth     ( )
_Id:
had it been abear it would have bitten you _.   
,      
_Id:
to be abear for punishment   , 
  . .;  ;    ,

8> ,     
_Ex:
to have abear by the tail _.  , 
,    
_Ex:
loaded for bear _. _.   ,  
9> _. _.   
10> , 
_Ex:
the ship bore him to a distant country   
  
_Ex:
the mules bearing the baggage remained behind   
 
11> _. ,  (. -. )
_Ex:
to bear a banner  
_Ex:
to come bearing rich gifts    
12> ,  (. bear along)
_Ex:
the crowd bore us along     
_Ex:
the boat was borne backward by the wind   

13> , ; 
_Ex:
to bear east   
_Ex:
to bear before the wind _.   
_Ex:
to bear a course _.   ( )
_Ex:
when you come to the bridge bear to the right  
 ,  
_Ex:
the road bears to the right   
14> _. ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
the land bears south of us     
15>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to bring (to put) a telescope to bear on smth  
 -.
_Ex:
to bring one's mind to bear on smth   
  -.
16> ,   
_Ex:
to bear the marks of smth.   -.
_Ex:
to bear an evil look  
_Ex:
the monument bore an inscription    
_Ex:
the letter bears his signature     
_Ex:
what date does that letter bear?   
 ?
17> , 
_Ex:
to bear a name  
_Ex:
to bear an office  
_Ex:
to bear rule (sway)     , 
_Ex:
to bear a good character   , 
 
18> ,  ,  (. bear up)
_Ex:
his shoulders can bear a heavy load     
 
_Ex:
will the ice bear today?     ?
_Ex:
bear steady! _.  !
19> (on, upon)  ( -.);  ( -.);
, 
_Ex:
a beam bearing on (upon) two uprights ,  
 
_Ex:
the whole building bears on these columns  
  
_Ex:
to bear hard (heavily) on ,  
_Ex:
the old man was bearing heavily on his stick  
  
_Ex:
don't bear hard on the pencil - it will break  
   -  
_Ex:
to bring all one's strength to bear on a lever   
 ()  
_Ex:
to bring pressure to bear on smb.   
-.
20>    (-.),    (-.)
_Ex:
the fact does not bear on the subject    
  
_Ex:
a resolution bearing on the matter    
21> , 
_Ex:
he spends more than his salary can bear   ,
   
_Ex:
your words bear only one interpretation   
  
_Ex:
there are passages in the book that will bear skipping 
  ,    
_Ex:
his langauge does not bear repeating    
 
22> (_p-p. . born) ,   
_Ex:
borne by Eve, born of Eve  
_Ex:
she has borne him five children     
_Ex:
I was born in 1922    1922 
23>  
_Ex:
the trees bear fruit   
_Ex:
his efforts bore fruit    
_Ex:
these shares bear 5 per cent interest   
5% 
24> ,  
_Ex:
to bear oneself with dignity    
_Id:
to bear one's head high   , 
 ()
25> , ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to bear pain  
_Ex:
to bear torture  () 
_Ex:
to bear strain  
26>  (  . .)
_Ex:
he bore the operation satiafactorily  
 
_Ex:
how do you bear air travel?    ?
27> .     :
, ;  ( -.)
_Ex:
I cannot bear him      ( )
_Ex:
I cannot bear the sight of him    
_Ex:
I cannot bear to see it     
_Ex:
the charge will not bear examination  
( )
_Ex:
this bears no comparison with...    
...
28>  (, 
_Ex:
to bear losses   ()
_Ex:
let him bear the expenses      
()
29>  ()
_Ex:
to bear evidence (testimony, witness)  
, 
_Ex:
he will bear witness that...   ,
...
_Ex:
to bear false witness (against) 
_Ex:
thou shalt not bear false witness against the neighbour
_.      
30> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to bear malice  
_Ex:
to bear goodwill  
_Ex:
the love she bore him ,     
31>  (  . .);  ,
 
_Ex:
to bear good news   
32> 
_Ex:
to bear resemblance  
_Ex:
to bear relation  
_Ex:
it bears no relation to the matter    
 
_Id:
to bear against smth.   -.;  
 -.
_Id:
to be borne in on (upon) smb.  ,  -.
_Id:
it was gradually borne in upon him that...   
, ..., -   (), ...
_Id:
to bear with smb., smth.    -.,
-.,   -., -.
_Id:
bear with me    
_Id:
to bear arms  ;   ;  
 
_Id:
to bear arms against smb.    -., 
     -.
_Id:
to bear a part in smth.    -.
_Id:
to bear in mind   , , , 
 
_Id:
to bear company  
_Id:
to bear a hand , 
_Id:
bear a hand! !; _. !, ! ()
_Id:
bear for action!  ! ()
_Id:
to bear smb. in hand  -.  ;
_. ,  -.  
_Id:
to bear one's age well  ;  
 
_Id:
to bear the brunt . brunt
_Id:
to bear smb. a grudge    -., 
  -.
_Id:
to bear and forbear    , 
 
_Id:
born yesterday , ;    
  
_Id:
in all one's born days    
33> _. 
34> _. 

bear animalcule
1> _.  (Tardigradus)

bear away
1> , 
_Ex:
she bore away the child   
2>  (. )
_Ex:
he bore away the first prize    
_Ex:
to bear away the palm  ;  

_Ex:
to bear away the bell   
3> _.     
_Ex:
to bear away in the main  ()  

bear down
1> ; 
_Ex:
to bear down resistance  
_Ex:
to bear down smb.'s assurance    -.;
 -.
_Ex:
borne down by misfortune  
2> (upon, on) , , ;
; , 
_Ex:
the falcon bore down upon its prey   
 
3> 
4> _.    
5>   
_Ex:
he bore down in the last lap of the race   
 
6>   

bear leader
1>  
2> _.  (.    )
3> , 
4>  

bear market
1> _. ,      
 ()

