accommodation address
1> " ", ,   
-. ;   
2>  "  N"

accommodation bill
1> _.  

accommodation collar
1> _. _.       
 

accommodation hulk
1> _.  

accommodation ladder
1>  
2> _. ,  

accommodation train
1> _.   ,  
  ;  

accommodation unit
1>  ,  ; ;    

accommodative
1> 
2> 

accommodator
1> _. -; ,  
  . .  

accompaniment
1> ;
_Ex:
the rain was an unpleasant accompaniment to our walk 
,  ,   
2>  (   . .); ;
_Ex:
a black dress with red beads for accompaniment  ,
  ;
_Ex:
cranberry sauce is a usual accompaniment to turkey  
   
3> _. ;
_Ex:
she sang to a violin accompaniment    


accompanist
1> 

accompany
1> ; ;
_Ex:
may I accompany you?     ?
_Ex:
accompanied by smb.   -.;
_Ex:
accompanied with smth.  -.;
_Ex:
to accompany one's explanations with illustrations
  ,  ;
_Ex:
he accompanied his speech with gestures   
 
2> _. ;
_Ex:
she will accompany me on the piano   
  

accompanying
1> , ;
_Ex:
accompanying goods _.  ;
_Ex:
accompanying artillery _.  ;
_Ex:
accompanying fire _.  ;
_Ex:
accompanying trees _.   

accompanyist
1> 

accomplice
1> _. , 

accompliceship
1> _.   

accomplish
1> ;
_Ex:
how did you accomplish this?     ?;
_Ex:
to accomplish a task  ;
_Ex:
to accomplish a feat  ;
_Ex:
to accomplish one's object   
2> ,   ;
_Ex:
to accomplish a distance  ;
_Ex:
he accomplished 60 years   60 ,  
60 
3> _. ;  

accomplished
1> , , ;
_Ex:
accomplished fact  
2> , ; , ;
_Ex:
accomplished musician  ;
_Ex:
accomplished villain  ;
_Ex:
accomplished hostess ,   
3> _.   ,  (. 
);
_Ex:
an accomplished young girl  ;
_Ex:
she is very accomplished    

accomplishment
1> , ;
_Ex:
accomplishment of desires  ;
_Ex:
difficult of accomplishment 
2> ;
_Ex:
accomplishments of scientists  ; 
;
_Ex:
the teacher was proud of her pupil's accomplishments
    
3> , ;
_Ex:
a man of many accomplishments ,  
;
_Ex:
inspite of all her accomplishments    
;
_Ex:
good marksmanship is usually a manly accomplishment 
   
4> _.   ;  
 , ,   . .

accord
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
true accord of hearts   ;
_Ex:
to be in accord, to be of one accord   ,
  ;
_Ex:
to bring into accord 
2>  ,  (  . .)
3> _. 
4> ; ; 
_Id:
of its own accord   , ;
_Id:
of one's own accord ,   , 
 ;
_Id:
with one accord , ;
_Id:
in accord with smth.    -., 
-.;
_Id:
out of accord with smth.   -.
5> , ;
_Ex:
to accord a warm welcome   ;
_Ex:
to accord smb. permission   -.;
_Ex:
to be accorded permission to do smth.  
 -.;
_Ex:
to be accorded recognition   
6> (. with) , ,
;
_Ex:
his conduct and his principles do not accord  
    ;
_Ex:
to accord with smb.'s hopes  -. 

accordance
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
in accordance with your request    

2> ;
_Ex:
the accordance of a privilege  
3> _. _.  

accordant
1> (with, to) , ; 
2> _.    

according
1> , 
2>   -.;  -.;
_Ex:
it's all according what you want to do    ,
   

according as
1>    ;
_Ex:
you may either go or stay according as you decide  
  ,   ,   
2> _. ;   ();
_Ex:
according as I have the money I'll stay  ,  
  

according to
1>   , , ;
_Ex:
according to rule  ;
_Ex:
according to his promise   ;
_Ex:
according to age  ;
_Ex:
each man will be paid according to his ability 
       
2>  ;   ;  ;
_Ex:
according to him you are wrong   ,  ;
_Ex:
according to this author...    ...;
_Ex:
according to my watch it is four o'clock    
 

accordingly
1> ;
_Ex:
you told me to lock the door and I acted accordingly 
   ,    
2>  ; , ;
_Ex:
accordingly we had to put an end to the whole undertaking
       

accordion
1> 
2> ; 
3> _-.   

accordion pleats
1> 

accordion-pleated
1> 

accordionist
1> 
2> ; 

accost
1> , 
2>   -.;   -.
3>   -.

accouche
1> _.    ;  , ;
 
2> _. _.    ;
_Ex:
he helped to accouche the symphony    

accoucheur
1> _. 

accoucheuse
1> _. 

accouchment
1> _.   , 

account
1> ;
_Ex:
bank account   ;
_Ex:
correspondent account  ;
_Ex:
account current, current account  ;
_Ex:
joint account  ;
_Ex:
private account     ;
_Ex:
account rendered ,   ;
_Ex:
on smb.'s account  -   ;  - ;
_Ex:
for account of smb. _.  - ;
_Ex:
on account _.    ;
_Ex:
to open an account with  ;
_Ex:
to be in account with    -.;  ,
  ;
_Ex:
to pay an account   , ;
_Ex:
to settle accounts with smb.   -.; 
  -.;
_Ex:
to pass to account   
2> ; ;
_Ex:
money of account _.   ;
_Ex:
for the account _.     
  ;
_Ex:
to keep account of smth.   -.;
_Ex:
to take an account of smth.  -.; 
 -.;   -.
3> , ; ;
_Ex:
activity accounts _.  ;
_Ex:
to adjust accounts _.    ;
_Ex:
to cast accounts  ;
_Ex:
to learn accounts  
4>    ;
_Ex:
account card  ;
_Ex:
charge this coat to my account      
5> ; , ;
_Ex:
an accurate account of smth.    -.;
_Ex:
newspaper account  ;  ;
_Ex:
to call to account  ;   ;
_Ex:
to give an account  , ;
_Ex:
to give an account of smth.    -.; 
-.;    -.;  -.;
_Ex:
to give an account of one's absence   

6> , ;
_Ex:
account of the trip   ;
_Ex:
to trust smb.'s account  -. ;
_Ex:
let us have your account of yesterday afternoon 
  ,     
7>  
8> , , ;
9> according to all accounts, by all accounts   ,
  ;
_Ex:
not to hold of much account   , 

10> , ;
_Ex:
on this account   ;
_Ex:
on what account?   ?;
_Ex:
at all accounts   ;      ;
_Ex:
not on any account, on no account    ,  
 ;  ;
_Ex:
on account of -, , ,  ,  ;
_Ex:
on the public account   
11> , ;
_Ex:
of good account  ;  ;
_Ex:
to be reckoned of some account   ,
  ;
_Ex:
of no account   ;   ;
_Ex:
of small account ,    ;
_Ex:
to make little account of smb., smth.   -.,
-.  ;
_Ex:
he is of small account here     
12>   -.;    -.;
_Ex:
to take into account   ;
_Ex:
you must take into account the boy's long illness  
,    ;
_Ex:
to leave smth. out of account, to take no account of smth. 
   -.
13> , ;
_Ex:
on one's own account    ;  
  ;
_Ex:
to turn smth. to account  -.   ,
 -.   ;  
-. ;
_Ex:
she turned her misfortune to account   
   
14> = advertising account;
_Ex:
they got the toothpaste account    
  
15> () , , 
_Id:
the great account _.   ,  ;
_Id:
to be called to one's account, to go to one's account, _. to
hand in one's accounts    , ;
_Id:
he cast up accounts  ;
_Id:
to give a good account of oneself   ,
 ;   ;  
  
16> , ;
_Ex:
to account smth. a merit  -. ;
_Ex:
I account him a hero    ;
_Ex:
to account oneself lucky ,   ;
_Ex:
he was accounted guilty   ;
_Ex:
he was much accounted of   
17> (to, for) ;  ;
_Ex:
you'll have to account to me if anything happens to her 
  - ,   ;
_Ex:
he accounted for the money     
18> (for) ,  ;
_Ex:
he will account for his crime     
19> (for) _. , ; ; ;
_Ex:
I accounted for three of the attackers    
 ;
_Ex:
he accounted for five of the enemy planes   
 
20> , ;
_Ex:
many virtues were accounted to him   

21> (for) ;
_Ex:
to account for one's absence    
 ;
_Ex:
I cannot account for his behaviour    
 ;
_Ex:
he could not account for his foolish mistake   
   
22> (for)  -.,   -., 
 -.;
_Ex:
the humidity accounts for the discomfort  
  ;
_Ex:
that accounts for it! , ,   !
_Id:
one cannot account for tastes    

account book
1>  

account executive
1>   ,   

accountability
1> 
2> 
3> ,  

accountable
1> , ;
_Ex:
to be accountable for one's actions    ;
_Ex:
to be accountable to smb. for the money one spends
  -.  ;
_Ex:
I am not accountable to you for my actions    
    ;
_Ex:
if anything happens to the boy I will hold you accountable
 -   ,   
2> ;
_Ex:
his bad temper is easily accountable, he has a toothache
   ,    

accountably
1> 

accountancy
1>  , 

accountant
1> ;
_Ex:
accountant branch _.    ;
_Ex:
accountants office  , 
2> 
3> ; ; ;
_Ex:
accountant in charge  -
4> _. 

accountant-general
1>  

accountantship
1>  
2>  

accounting
1> ,  
2>   ;
_Ex:
accounting period  ;  
_Id:
there is no accounting for tastes    

accounting machine
1> - 
2>  
3> 

accounts department
1> ,  
2> _.  

accounts payable
1> _.    ;   
2> _.   ()

accounts receivable
1> _.    ;   
2> _.   ()

accoutre
1>  _. , 

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

accredit
1> ;
_Ex:
to accredit an envoy   
( )
_Ex:
he was accredited to the chairman   
   
2> ,     ;
_Ex:
to accredit a journalist  ;
_Ex:
a correspondent accredited at the White House ,
   ;
_Ex:
he was accredited at Moscow     
3> ;   -. ;
_Ex:
he was accredited with this poem, this poem was accredited
to him    
4> , ;
_Ex:
I accredited his tale    
5>  
6>   ;   
      

7> ,  

accreditation
1> , 
2>    
3>   ;    
     

accredited
1> ,   
2> ;
_Ex:
accredited aithority in mathematics  
 
3>  ; ;
_Ex:
accredited milk  ,  

4>    
5>  , ;
_Ex:
graduates of accredited high schools 
  

accrementition
1> _.  

accrescence, -cy
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
accrescence, -cy of power  ;
_Ex:
accrescence, -cy of territory  ;
_Ex:
accrescence, -cy to the capital _.  

2> , ;
_Ex:
the last part of the legend is a later accrescence, -cy
   -    ;
_Ex:
towers and other accrescence, -cys to the castle  
    ;
_Ex:
accrescence, -cys of grime  
3> _.  
4> , 
5> _.   

accrescency
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
accrescency of power  ;
_Ex:
accrescency of territory  ;
_Ex:
accrescency to the capital _.   
2> , ;
_Ex:
the last part of the legend is a later accrescency 
  -    ;
_Ex:
towers and other accrescencys to the castle   
   ;
_Ex:
accrescencys of grime  
3> _.  
4> , 
5> _.   

accrescent
1>  , , 
2> _.   

accrete
1> _. 
2> 
3> 
4> 

accretion
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
accretion of power  ;
_Ex:
accretion of territory  ;
_Ex:
accretion to the capital _.   
2> , ;
_Ex:
the last part of the legend is a later accretion 
  -    ;
_Ex:
towers and other accretions to the castle   
   ;
_Ex:
accretions of grime  
3> _.  
4> , 
5> _.  ()
6> _.   
7> _. ,  
8> 
9> _.  (   
)
_Ex:
accretion disk  

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

accroach
1> _. , ,  

accrual
1> ; 
2> _.   

accrue
1> ; ;
_Ex:
the interest on his bank account accrued over the years 
      
2> (to)   , 
3> , 
4> , , ;
_Ex:
to accrue benefits  ;  
5> _.  -. 

accrued
1> _. , ;
_Ex:
accrued interest  ;
_Ex:
accrued income  
2> _. ; ,    
( );
_Ex:
accrued expense   ,


acculturate
1> ,   ;  ,
     

acculturation
1> ,   ;  
       
2>        
;     

acculturize
1> ,   ;  ,
     

accumbency
1> _.    

accumbent
1> _.  ( )
2> _. 

accumulate
1> ; ;
_Ex:
to accumulate a fortune  
2> ; 
3> 
4>  (  . .);
_Ex:
composer accumulating one award after another ,
    
5> _.     
   
6> _.     

accumulation
1> ; ;
_Ex:
primitive accumulation _-.  ;
_Ex:
accumulation of power  ;
_Ex:
accumulation of knowledge  
2>  ,   . .
3> ; ; ;
_Ex:
accumulation of old papers   ;
_Ex:
accumulation of trash  ;
_Ex:
there was an accumulation of work while I was ill  
    
4> _.     ; 
 
5> _.     
6> _.      ,  
7> _.      
8> _.   ,  
   
9> _.      
 

accumulative
1> ;
_Ex:
accumulative formations _.  
2> 
3> ;   

accumulator
1> 
2> _. ,    
      
3> _. 
4> _. ;  
5> _.  

accumulator plant
1> -,    


accuracy
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
accuracy movement   ();
_Ex:
accuracy table _.   ;
_Ex:
accuracy of fire _.  ;
_Ex:
accuracy of hits _.  ;
_Ex:
accuracy of reading _.  ;
_Ex:
within the accuracy of...   ...;
_Ex:
to speak one's mother tongue with accuracy  
  ;
_Ex:
the task was executed with the greatest possible accuracy
     

accurate
1> , ;
_Ex:
an accurate statement of what happened   ,
 ;
_Ex:
you must take care to be accurate in arithmetic  
  
2> _. , ;
_Ex:
accurate fire  ;
_Ex:
to take accurate aim  
3> ; ; ;
_Ex:
accurate typist ,   
4> _. ;
_Ex:
accurate to dimension   

accurately
1> , ; ; ; 

accurateness
1> , ; ; 

accurse
1> _. ,  

accursed
1> 
2> , 
3> _. ; ;
_Ex:
this accursed noise   ;
_Ex:
this accursed weather   ;
_Ex:
this accursed rain   

accurst
1> 
2> , 
3> _. ; ;
_Ex:
this accurst noise   ;
_Ex:
this accurst weather   ;
_Ex:
this accurst rain   

accusal
1> ;
_Ex:
an accusal of murder   ;
_Ex:
to bring an accusal against smb.  -.; 
  -.;
_Ex:
to be under an accusal of...   ...; 
...;
_Ex:
to swear an accusal against smb.  -.  

accusant
1> _. 
2> 

accusation
1> ;
_Ex:
an accusation of murder   ;
_Ex:
to bring an accusation against smb.  -.;
   -.;
_Ex:
to be under an accusation of...   ...;
 ...;
_Ex:
to swear an accusation against smb.  -. 

2> _.  ,  

accusative
1> _.  ;
_Ex:
word in the accusative    
2> _. 
3> ,  
4> _.   

accusatorial
1> _.   

accusatory
1> ,  
_Ex:
accusatory glance  
2> _.   

accuse
1> , ;
_Ex:
to accuse smb. of negligence  -.  ;
_Ex:
to accuse the technicians of carelessness which caused the
breakdown      
2> _. ;  ;
_Ex:
to accuse smb. of a crime  -.  
3> ; ; ;
_Ex:
accusing the times is but excusing ourselves  
  -     

accused
1>   
2> (the accused) ; 
3> _. ; 

accuser
1> _. 
2> 

accustom
1> (to) ;
_Ex:
to accustom oneself  ; , ;
_Ex:
to accustom a hunting dog to the noise of a gun 
    ;
_Ex:
to become accustomed to smth.   -.;
_Ex:
he is accustomed to getting up early    ;
_Ex:
this is not the kind of treatment I am accustomed to  
   

accustomed
1> , ;
_Ex:
he spoke with accustomed ease     
;
_Ex:
a salesgirl's accustomed smile   

ace
1> _. ;
_Ex:
the ace of trumps  ;  ; 
 ;
_Ex:
to trump smb.'s ace  -.  ; 
-. 
2> "" (   )
3>       ()
4> ,   ,   . . (,
)
5> ,  -
6>   
7> ,   ; ; ;
_Ex:
ace at chess   
8> _.  , ; ;
_Ex:
not worth an ace   ;    ;
_Ex:
within an ace of   ,  ,  ;
_Ex:
within an ace of death    ;
_Ex:
he was within an ace of telling her everything   
    
9> _. _.  
10> _. _.   
11> _. _.     
12> _. _. -  
_Id:
the ace of aces   ;
_Id:
ace in the hole _.  , ,
  ; ,    
  ;
_Id:
to have an ace up one's sleeve    
13> , ; ;
_Ex:
ace flier  , -
14> _.    ,   . .
15> _. _. _.     
16> _. _.  ,   

ace-deuce
1> _. _.  ()
2>   ; 
3> , , 

ace-high
1> _. _.   ; 

acedia
1> _. ; 
2> , ; 

Aceldama
1> _. ,  
2> ,  

acellular
1> _. 

