stearinery
1>     

steatite
1> _. ,  , 

steatoma
1> _. 

steatomata
1> _pl.  steatoma

steatopygous sheep
1>  

steatoses
1> _pl.  steatosis

steatosis
1> _. 
2> _.  

steckling
1> _. 

steed
1> ;  

steel
1> 
_Ex:
alloy steel  
_Ex:
structural steel  ;  
_Ex:
a grip of steel  
2>    
3>  (. rod of steel)
4> 
5>   ( ,   . .)
6> _.  
7>  , ,  (. cold steel)
_Ex:
an enemy worthy of one's steel  
8> 
9> _.   
10> _.     
_Id:
true as steel    
11> 
_Ex:
steel construction  , 
_Ex:
steel rope  
_Ex:
steel tape  ,     
_Ex:
steel furnace  
12>  ;  
13>     . .
14> 
15> 
_Ex:
to steel one's heart ,  ;
,  
_Ex:
to steel oneself against compassion (pity)   

_Ex:
to steel oneself to do smth.  ( 
)  -.

steel band
1>  ,   ,   . .

steel blue
1> - 

steel collar
1> " ",  (. steel collar worker)

steel concrete
1> 

steel engraving
1>   
2>   

steel erector
1> -,   

steel grey
1>     

steel guitar
1>  

steel wool
1>        
. .

steel-armoured
1> 

steel-clad
1> 

steel-hearted
1> , 
2> , , , 

steel-plated
1> ,  

steeling
1> 

steelmaker
1> , 

steelwork
1> _.  
2>  , 

steelworks
1> . .  .  . .:  

steely
1> ,   
_Ex:
steely heavens  () 
2>   
_Ex:
steely glance  
3> , 
_Ex:
steely composure  
4> _.   

steelyard
1>  ()

steen
1> _.  
2> _.  ,  
_Ex:
to hear smth. steen thousand times  -.  
() 

steenbok
1> _.   (Rhaphiceros gen.)

steenkirk
1> _.    ;  

steep
1> , ; , 
2> 
3> 
_Ex:
steep roof  
_Ex:
steep climb _.   ,  
_Ex:
steep dipping _. 
4> _. , 
_Ex:
steep demands  
5> ,   ( )
6> _. ,  ( )
_Ex:
it seems a bit steep   
7>  ( ); , ; ,

8> _.  
9>   ;  , 
10>  ( )
11> , 
_Ex:
steep the vegetables for two hours in water  
    
12> , 
_Ex:
to steep one's grief in wine    
13> ,  
_Ex:
to steep tea   
14>  ( ,   . .)
15>  refl ,   ; 
_Ex:
to steep oneself in a subject   
-. 
_Ex:
steeped in crime   
_Ex:
steeped in slumber   
16> (in) 
_Ex:
steeped in some aseptic  -. 

_Ex:
steeped in traditions  
_Ex:
to be steeped in tears  ,   
17> _. , 
_Id:
to steep one's hands in blood     ()

steep-to
1> _. , ,  ( )

steepen
1>   
2>  
3> ,  (. steepen up)

steepening
1> _. ,  ( )

steeper
1> 
2>   ;  , 

steeple
1> 
2> _.  ; , 

steeple-crown
1>    

steeple-roofed
1> 
2>   

steeplechase
1> _.   , -
2>     3000 
3> ,   
4>    ,     

steeplechaser
1>  ,     
2> ,     

steeplejack
1> 

steepler
1> ,     

steepness
1> _.  (,   . .)

steer
1> _. _. ; 
_Ex:
to give smb. a friendly steer  -.  ;
-   -. (-.)
_Ex:
the boat is a bad steer    
2> 
3>  ( )
4> _. _.  
5> ,  ;  (  
   . .)
6> ,  
_Ex:
to steer a car  
7>  , 
_Ex:
this boat steers easily    
8>  ( -. );  (-. )
_Ex:
to steer one's way   
_Ex:
to steer a steady course    

_Ex:
we steered (our course) for the railway station  
 
9> , 
_Ex:
to steer a country to peace and prosperity   
  
10> _. _. ,  (.   ,
   . .)
_Id:
to steer clear of smb., smth.  -., -.
_Id:
to steer clear of anything risky or dangerous   
     
_Id:
to steer a middle course  , 
 
11>  ;  
12> _. 
13> _. ;  , 

steerable
1> , 

steerage
1>  
2>  ;  
3>  
4> , 
5>     (    
)
_Ex:
steerage passenger     
6> _. _.    

steerageway
1> _.   ,    
 

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

steering
1>  
_Ex:
steering compass _.  
2> 
3> 
4>  ( )
5> 
6>  
_Ex:
servo steering    
_Ex:
steering knuckle _.  
_Ex:
steering column _.  ;  
_Ex:
steering axle _.  

steering committee
1>  ;     
 

steering gear
1> _.  ,  
2> _.  

steering rope
1> _. 

steering wheel
1>  ; 

steerling
1>  ;  

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

steganopodous
1> _.   

stegosaur, stegosaurus
1>  ( )

stein
1>   

Steinberger
1> _.  ( )

steinbock
1> _.   (Rhaphiceros gen.)

steinkirk
1> _.    ;  

stela
1> ,       (. 
 -.)
2>   

stelae
1> _pl.  stela

stele
1> ,       (. 
 -.)
2>   
3> _. , 
4> , 

stellar
1> ,   
_Ex:
stellar light  
_Ex:
stellar guidance ;  ()
2> ,  (.  )
3> _. , 
_Ex:
stellar name  
_Ex:
stellar role  ,    ( , )

stellar wind
1> _.   ( ,  )

stellarator
1> _.  (   )

stellate, stellated
1> 
2> _.   
3> _. 
4>   ( )

stellation
1> _.  

stellerid
1> _.   (Asteroidea)

stelliferous
1>  , 
2> _.     

stelliform
1> ,   

stellify
1>   ,   (  . .)

stellular
1> ; 
2> ,  

stem
1> _. ; 
2> 
_Ex:
stem of a hair  
_Ex:
stem of a feather  
_Ex:
stem of a thermometer ()  
3> _. , , 
_Ex:
stem of a leaf  
4> 
_Ex:
stem of bananas  
5> , 
_Ex:
to descend from an old stem    
6>  ,  
7> , 
_Ex:
stem of a cup  
8> _pl. _. ;  
9>  ()
_Ex: "run" is the stem of runner, running, etc "run" -
     runner, running  ..
10> , , 
_Ex:
stem of a knife  
_Ex:
stem of a tobacco-pipe  
11> _. ;  ()
12> _. ,  ()
13> _.  ()
14> _. 
_Ex:
stem of a watch  
15> _.   ( );  ()
16> _. ,  ()
17> (from, out of) , 
_Ex:
epidemics stemming from war ,   

_Ex:
the present wave of strikes stems from the discontent among
the lower paid workers    
  
_Ex:
the theory stems from an ancient tradition   
    
18>   ,  ()
_Ex:
to stem cherries  
19>    ()
20>     
21> _. ; 
_Ex:
from stem to stern    ,    
_Ex:
to give a ship the stem  
22> _. 
23> _.  
24> , ;  
_Ex:
to stem a river   
_Ex:
to stem the breach  
25> , 
_Ex:
to stem the flow of blood  
_Ex:
to stem the enemy's attack   
_Ex:
to stem the onslaught  
_Ex:
to stem off a disaster  ; 

26> _.  ()   
27>      ( )
28>   ,     . .,
 (-.)
_Ex:
to stem the tide of public opinion  
 
_Ex:
to stem difficulties  
29> _.   
30> _.  

stem Christian, stem christie
1> _.    

stem piece
1> _.    ( )

stem turn
1> _.    

stem-composition
1> ;  

stem-compound
1>  

stem-plough
1> _.    ""

stem-winder
1> _.    
2> _. ,  
3> ,  
4> _.  ; 
5> ,  

stemlet
1> _. 
2>    

stemma
1> ,  ; 
2> ,    

3> _. ,  ,  

stemmata
1> _pl.  stemma

stemmer
1> ,       
2>    , 
3> _. 

stemming
1>   ,  ()
2> , 
3> , 
_Ex:
stemming of a flow of blood  
4> _.  ()
5> 
6> _.  ()

stemple
1> _. 

stempost
1> 

stemware
1>  ; , , 

Sten gun
1>   

Sten,sten
1>   

stench
1> , , 
2> _. -. 

stench bomb
1> _. _.    

stench trap
1> _. 

stencil
1> , 
2>     
3>  (  )
4>  
_Ex:
make 200 stencils  200   
5>    ;   
6>   
7>   ; 

stencil paper
1>  ()

stencil-plate
1> , 

