stereotype
1> _. 
_Ex:
stereotype edition  
2> 
3> , , ; 
4> _. 
5> _. 
6>   
7>  ,  ; 

stereotyped
1> _. 
2> , ; 
_Ex:
stereotyped greetings   

stereotyper
1> 

stereotyping
1> ,  () 

stereotypy
1> _. 

stereovision
1>    

steric
1> _. ; 

sterigma
1> _. 

sterigmata
1> _pl.  sterigma

sterile
1> ,   ; 
2>  ( )
3> , 
_Ex:
sterile work  ;  
4>  -. , 
_Ex:
sterile lecture  
_Ex:
sterile style  
_Ex:
sterile verse  
5> ; 
6> _.  (  );
      . .;

_Ex:
sterile telephone ,    
 
_Ex:
sterile concourse  (),   ,
 

sterility
1> ,   ; 
2> ,  ()
3> , , 
4> , ,  -. 
_Ex:
sterility of intellect  
5> 

sterilization
1> _. 
2> ,   
_Ex:
male sterilization  
3>  (  . .)

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

sterilizer
1> 

sterlet
1> _.  (Acipenser ruthenus)

sterling
1> 
2>  
_Ex:
the pound sterling  
3>   
_Ex:
a set of sterling   
4> _. _. ,   ;
 
5> 
_Ex:
sterling prices    
_Ex:
sterling bloc  
_Ex:
sterling area  
6>   ( ;
925    75  )
7> _. ,   
8> , ; ; 
_Ex:
sterling principles  () 
_Ex:
a man of sterling character   (,
) 
_Ex:
a novel of sterling merit  

stern
1> _. 
_Ex:
stern on  
_Ex:
stern sea  
2> _. , , ""
3> ,  (.    )
4>   -. 
5> _.  
6> _.  ()  ; 
7> _.   ,   
_Ex:
stern back   
8> _.   
9> 
_Ex:
stern necessity  
_Ex:
stern coast  
_Ex:
stern father  
_Ex:
stern punishment  
_Ex:
to be stern to one's pupils    
10> , 
_Ex:
stern battle  
11> , , 
_Ex:
stern follower  
_Ex:
stern resolve  
_Id:
the sterner sex  

stern chase
1> _.   

stern sheets
1> _.   

stern-foremost
1> _.  

sterna
1> _pl.  sternum

sternal
1> _. , 

sternite
1> _. 

sternmost
1> _. ;
() 

sternpost
1> 
2> _.   

sternson
1> _. ,  

sternum
1> _. 

sternutation
1> _. 

sternutator
1> _.    

sternutatory
1> ,  
2>  , 

sternward
1> _.  ;  

sternwards
1> _.  ;  

sternway
1> _.  

sternwheeler
1>  

sterny
1> _. 

sterocomparator
1> _. 

steroid
1> _. 

sterol
1> _. 

stertor
1> _.  (  )

stertorous
1> _. , , , 
( )

stet
1> _.  ,  
2> _.   ,  
_Ex:
stet!   !,  !

stethoscope
1> _. 
2> _. , 
3> _.    

stetson
1>      ; ,
 

stevedore
1> ,  
2> ,     
3>    

stevedore barge
1> _. _. 

stew
1>  
2>  
3>  , 
_Ex:
Irish stew  ,     

4> , ,  
5> _. , 
_Ex:
to be in a (fine) stew , ;  
 
_Ex:
to get into a (fine) stew 
6>  
_Ex:
in a stew   
_Ex:
what a stew!  !
7> . _pl. _.  
8> _. 
9> , 
10> , 
11> _. ,  (. stew up)
_Ex:
he was stewed up with anxiety   
12>  ( )
13> _. 
_Ex:
to stew over one's books   
_Id:
to stew in one's own juice (in one's own grease) 
   ,  , 
 
_Id:
let him stew (in his own juice)   ,  

14> (_.  steward, stewardess) , 
_Ex:
male stew 

steward
1>  (  )
_Ex:
table steward -
_Ex:
cabin steward -
2> _.  ( )
3>  ( ,   . .); 
4>  , 
5>  (   . .)
6> _. , , 
7>  ,   . .
8> _.  ,  
9>  
10> _.  
11>  ( )
_Id:
(Lord High) S. of England -  ;
  
_Id:
(Lord) S. of the King's Household   

stewardess
1>  (  )
2> , 

stewed
1> 
_Ex:
stewed mutton   
_Ex:
stewed rabbit   
_Ex:
stewed fruit 
2>  ( )
3> _. 

stewpan
1>  ; 

stewpot
1>  ; 
2> _. _. 

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

stibine
1> _. ,  

stibnite
1> _. 

stick
1> , 
_Ex:
fencing stick  
_Ex:
the house went to sticks and staves   
_Ex:
not a stick or stone remained of the house    
 
2> , ; , 
3> 
4> (. the stick) _. 
_Ex:
this boy wants the stick    , 
 
5> , 
6> , , 
_Ex:
stick of candy 
_Ex:
stick of chocolate  () 
_Ex:
stick of chalk  
_Ex:
stick of butter  
_Ex:
incense sticks   ()
7> 
_Ex:
knitting stick  
8> 
9> 
10>  
11> _. _. , 
_Ex:
stick feint   ()
12> _. _.  ()
13> 
14> _pl.  
_Ex:
stick riding descent    
15> _pl. 
16> _.   
17> _pl.   
18> _. 
_Ex:
queer stick 
_Ex:
a decent old stick  
_Ex:
good sticks  
_Ex:
poor stick 
19> , 
_Ex:
he is a regular stick on the stage    

20> _pl. _.  ( )
_Ex:
we have only a few sticks of furniture    
21> _pl. 
22> (the sticks) _. , 
23> _.  ,   . .    
24> _.   
25> _. 
26> _. _.  
27> _.  ,    
28> _.  
_Ex:
stick bombing  
29>   
30> _pl. _. ,  
31> _. 
32> _. 
33> _. _. 
34> _. , 
35> _. ,  ( )
_Id:
the big stick   (" ")
_Id:
to beat smb. to sticks  -. 
_Id:
cross as two sticks   ,   , 
 
_Id:
to have the right end of the stick   (
  . .)
_Id:
to have got hold of the wrong end of the stick  
  -.
_Id:
to hold sticks with smb.   -.  

_Id:
in a cleft stick   ,  
_Id:
he has us in a (cleft) stick     

_Id:
to cut one's sticks , 
_Id:
to get on the stick   ,  
_Id:
to give smb. the stick ,  -.; 
 -.
36> (in, into) , , 
_Ex:
to stick a spade into the earth    
_Ex:
to stick a needle into one's finger  () 
()  
_Ex:
to stick a knife into smb.    -.
_Ex:
to stick spurs  
_Ex:
to stick a nail into the wall    
_Ex:
we tested the pie by sticking a fork into the crust 
 ,   
37> , 
_Ex:
the arrow stuck in the target    
_Ex:
the needle stuck in my finger   ()
  
38> , 
_Ex:
to stick smb. with a needle  -. 
39> (through) , 
_Ex:
to stick a skewer through a piece of meat  
  
40> , 
_Ex:
to stick smb. with a bayonet  -. 
41> ,  ()
_Ex:
to stick a pig  
42> _. ,  (. stick out)
_Ex:
to stick one's head out of the window    
43> _. (. in) , , 
_Ex:
to stick a flower in one's hair    
_Ex:
to stick a hatchet in one's belt    
_Ex:
to stick one's forefingers in one's ears   
_Ex:
to stick a pen behind one's ear    
_Ex:
to stick one's hands in one's pockets    
_Ex:
don't stick your nose into other people's business  
   
44>  (. stick out, stick up)
_Ex:
the pen sticking behind his ear      
45> _. ,  (. stick in)
_Ex:
to stick a few commas in   
_Ex:
stick the letter under the door    
_Ex:
stick the book back on its shelf   
 
_Ex:
stick the cake in the oven  ()   
46> , 
_Ex:
the cushion was stuck full of pins   
 
47> _. , 
_Ex:
the walk was stuck full of statues    

_Ex:
she stuck potted plants around the room   
   
_Ex:
a coat stuck with badges ,  
48> _. , , 
_Ex:
just stick it on the table    
_Ex:
stick the kettle on the gas stove    
49>  (  )
50> _.   (. to go sticking)
51> _-.   ()
52> _.   
_Id:
to stick one's heels in ,  ;  
  
_Id:
they wanted to move the school to new buildings, but parents
and children stuck their heels in    
 ,     
_Id:
hundreds of tenants are sticking their heels in over the new
rent increases     
   
53> , , 
54> , , 
_Ex:
to stick a label on one's luggage  () 
 
_Ex:
to stick bills   ()
_Ex:
to stick photographs in an album  
 
_Ex:
to stick a picture in a book    
_Ex:
to stick smth. together  -.
_Ex:
the nickname the neighbours stuck on him , 
  
55> , , ; , 
_Ex:
the envelope won't stick   
_Ex:
these stamps have stuck (together)   ()
_Ex:
his shirt stuck to his back      
_Ex:
the paper sticks to my fingers    
_Ex:
tar sticks  
_Ex:
the vegetables have stuck to the pan   

_Ex:
the name stuck to her        (
 )
_Ex:
the same fear sticks to her      
_Ex:
his phrases stick   
56>  
_Ex:
to stick on the horse    
57> ,  ( -.); 
 
_Ex:
to stick like a burr (like glue, like a limpet, like wax)
 ()   (  )
_Ex:
to stick like a leech   
58> ; 
_Ex:
the car stuck in the mood    
_Ex:
the key stuck in the lock     
_Ex:
the ball got stuck on the roof    
59> , 
_Ex:
to stick in the middle of a speech   
() 
_Ex:
to stick in the mind (in the memory)   
_Ex:
the words stuck in his throat      
60> (at) _. 
_Ex:
he will stick at nothing      
_Ex:
this man sticks at no principle   ,
     
61> , 
_Ex:
we have been stuck there for a week by bad weather 
     
62> _. , ,  ()
_Ex:
to stick fast  () 
_Ex:
he stuck on the farm while his brothers travelled  
()  ,    
63> _.  ( )
64> ,  , 
_Ex:
the door stuck  
_Ex:
this drawer sticks   
_Ex:
the switch sticks  
65> _. ;  ( -., -.)
_Ex:
he could not stick his mother-in-law     
_Ex:
stick it! !, !
66> _. ,   
_Ex:
this problem sticks me      
67>   ,  
_Ex:
he sticks at grammar      
68> _. , 
_Ex:
he had already been stuck several times by this man 
     
69> (with) . pass , 
_Ex:
I'm stuck with a counterfeit coin   

_Ex:
I am stuck with this car     ( 
   )
_Ex:
it's my face and I am stuck with it   ,  
  
_Ex:
now I am stuck with her      , 
   
70> _.   ,  , ""
_Ex:
he stuck his host for the cost of several long-distance calls
       
 
_Ex:
what do they stick you for a meal?     
 ?
71>    , 
_Ex:
to stick to smth.  ,    -.
_Ex:
stick to business!  !
_Ex:
stick to the point!  !;   !
_Ex:
stick to the facts  
_Ex:
flying is simple if you stick to the rules 
 -  ,    
_Ex:
to stick to (with) smth.  -., 
 -.
_Ex:
to stick to one's word  ()  
_Ex:
to stick to one's opinion    
_Ex:
to stick to one's resolve   
_Ex:
to stick to one's duty    
_Ex:
to stick to one's post    
_Ex:
he sticks to his story       ;
   ,   
_Ex:
to stick to one's guns _.  () 
_Ex:
to stick by (to) smb. _.   -.;  
-.
_Ex:
he stuck by his friend in his troubles   
,     
_Ex:
he stuck to us through thick and thin    
   
_Ex:
his wife has stuck by him in good times and bad  
  -   ,   
_Ex:
to stick at smth.    -.
_Ex:
I stick to my painting five or six hours a day but nothing
comes of it     -   ,
     
_Ex:
you can write the report in a week, bur you'll need to
stick at it     ,   
 
_Id:
to be stuck on smb.   -.
_Id:
to stick to the fingers    (  
 . .)
_Id:
to stick in the same mire with smb.   
  -.
_Id:
to stick to one's colours (to one's guns)   ,
   ,    

_Id:
to stick to one's last    , 
    
_Id:
to stick it on   ; ,

_Id:
to stick it on the bill   
_Id:
to stick in one's gizzard (in one's stomach, in one's throat)
    -.,  () -.;
 ()  
_Id:
to stick to the ribs ,  

stick about
1> _.  ,  
_Ex:
somebody has to stick about and feed the dog - 
,   
_Ex:
stick about a bit - the boss will soon be back  
,   

stick around
1> _.  ,  
_Ex:
somebody has to stick around and feed the dog - 
,   
_Ex:
stick around a bit - the boss will soon be back 
 ,   

stick down
1> _. , 
_Ex:
stick my name down for a fiver ,    
2> 
_Ex:
to stick down an envelope  
_Ex:
the corner of the page has been stuck down, I can't read
what's written here   ,    
 
3> , ; , 
_Ex:
you can stick the table down in a corner for the time being
      
_Ex:
where does the mail go? - Oh, stick it down over here! 
 ? -    - 

stick insect
1> _.  

stick out
1> _.   , 
_Ex:
to stick out a mile   
_Ex:
his real intentions stuck out a mile   
  
_Ex:
it sticks out a mile that he wants your job  ,
     
_Id:
to stick out one's neck    ;  
 ,   . .
2> , ;   
_Ex:
to stick smth. out a bit longer  -.  
_Ex:
they were bored by the film but stuck it out for two hours
   ,      
_Ex:
it was a long train trip but we stuck it out by playing cards
    ,      
3> (for)   -.;  -.
_Ex:
to stick out for better terms   
_Ex:
the men are sticking out for the full amount of their wage
claim      
  

stick shift
1> _.    (  )

stick together
1>  ;   , 
( )

stick up
1> 
_Ex:
to stick up a post  
2> 
_Ex:
shops stuck up pictures of the queen in their front windows
     
_Ex:
the heads of traitors were once stuck up on London Bridge
-      
3> ,   (-.)
4> _.  , 
_Ex:
to stick up a bank  
5> 
_Ex:
to stick one's nose up in the air  
_Ex:
stick up your hands!  !
_Ex:
stick up 'em up!  !
6> (to)  ( -.)
_Ex:
stick it up to me!   !
7> ;   -., -.
_Ex:
to stick up for oneself ()   
_Ex:
he was not afraid to stick up for his own beliefs  
    
_Ex:
I haven't got a soul to stick up for me   

8> (to)   -.
_Ex:
to stick up to a bully    

stick-at-it-ive
1> _. _. ; , 

stick-in-the-mud
1> _.  , 
2> _. , 
3> _.   
4> _. , 
_Ex:
stick-in-the-mud ideas  
5> ;   

stick-slip
1> _.  
2> _.    ( 
)

stick-to-it-ive
1> _. _. ; , 

stick-up
1>  
2> _. _. , 
3> 
4>  ( )

sticker
1> _. , 
2> _.    ; ,   . .
3>  ;  
4>   ;  
5> , ; , 
_Ex:
price sticker 
6>      (  
)
7>  
8> _. 
9> ,    ,   . .
10> 
11> _.  
12> _. 
13>  , 

stickful
1> _.  

stickhandler
1> _. _. 

stickiness
1> , , 
2> , 
3> 

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

sticking place
1>   (  )

sticking plaster
1>  , 

sticking point
1>  ,  ;  
2>   (  )

stickit
1> _. , ; , 
2> _. _. ,  (  
. .)

stickjaw
1> _. ; ,   . .
2> _.  , 

stickle
1> (for)  ( -.); 
(. -. )
2> , ; 
3> , 

stickleback
1> _.  (Gasterosteus gen.)

stickler
1>  , , 
_Ex:
he is a stickler for discipline   
,    
_Ex:
he is a terrible stickler for punctuality 
   
_Ex:
he is a stickler for etiquette     
,    
2>  , 

stickman
1> _. _.  (  )
2> _. _. 

stickout
1> _.  ;  
_Ex:
he's a stickout among actors     
 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
stickout singer ,     (
    )

stickpin
1> _.  

sticktight
1> _.  (Bidens gen.)

stickum
1> _.  ; -. ; 

sticky
1> , 
_Ex:
sticky hands    
_Ex:
sticky road  
2> _.    ( )
_Ex:
what a sticky day!   !
3> _. 
4> _. ; , 
_Ex:
the bank was very sticky about the loan    
  ,     
 
5> _. , 
_Ex:
I had a sticky ten minutes    
 
_Ex:
he will come to a sticky end   
6> _. ,  (   . .); 
 

sticky bomb
1> _. ,    

sticky tape
1>   ()

sticky-fingered
1> _. ;   

stiff
1> 
2>  
3>  
4>  ;  ;   
5> 
6> , 
7> , ""
8> , 
9>   
10> , 
11>  ,    (. 
 );  
12> , 
_Ex:
lucky stiff 
_Ex:
poor stiff 
13> _.  (. ); ; 
14> , ; , 
_Ex:
stiff brush  
_Ex:
stiff cardboard  
15> , ; 
_Ex:
stiff with rheumatism  
_Ex:
stiff in death  () ( )
_Ex:
a stiff one , 
_Ex:
to be stiff with cold   
_Ex:
my legs feel stiff     ,  
  
_Ex:
I feel stiff     ,  
_Ex:
I am stiff around the neck     
16> , 
_Ex:
stiff smile  
_Ex:
stiff face  () 
_Ex:
stiff style  
17>  , 
_Ex:
stiff hinges  
_Ex:
the door is stiff   
_Ex:
the handle is stiff   
18> ; , , 
_Ex:
stiff dough  
_Ex:
beat the egg whites until stiff     
19> , , 
_Ex:
stiff denial  
_Ex:
stiff in the back ,  ( )
20> , 
_Ex:
stiff battle  
_Ex:
stiff resistance  ; _. . 

_Ex:
stiff fight  () 
_Ex:
stiff offensive  
21> , 
_Ex:
stiff bow  
22>  
23> , 
_Ex:
stiff manners  
_Ex:
stiff bow  
_Ex:
stiff reserve  
_Ex:
stiff smile  () 
24> 
_Ex:
stiff examination  
_Ex:
I had a stiff job to get the book   
,    
_Ex:
the book is stiff reading     ,
   
25> ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
stiff terrain  () 
26> ,    ( )
27>  ( )
28>  ( )
_Ex:
pour me out something stiff, give me a stiff one
_.   -. 
29>  ( )
_Ex:
stiff dose  
30> (   . .)
31> 
32> 
_Ex:
stiff market  
33>  (   . .)
34>  ( )
35>  
36> _.  
37> _. 
38> _. 
39> _. , 
_Id:
stiff as a poker , ; , 
_Id:
to carry (to have, to keep) stiff upper lip  
,   ,  
_Id:
that's a bit stiff   !
40>  ,  
_Ex:
to bore smb. stiff  -.  
_Ex:
to scare smb. stiff  -.  
41> ;  
_Ex:
his clothes were frozen stiff     


stiff neck
1> _.  , 
2> 
_Ex:
I have a stiff neck     
3> ,  (   . .)
4>  
5> 
_Ex:
speak not with a stiff neck _.   
(.. )
6>  

stiff-necked
1> 
2> 
3> , 

stiffen
1>  , ,  , 
_Ex:
to stiffen a shirt-front  
2>  , , 
3>    ; 
_Ex:
to stiffen milk with flour   
4>  , ; 
5> 
_Ex:
he tried to stiffen his soldiers   
 
_Ex:
his papers are stiffened with solid facts ,   ,
  
6> , 
_Ex:
my resolution stiffened   ;  
  
_Ex:
his will stiffened with years     
7> _. , 
8> , 
_Ex:
to stiffen with cold   
_Ex:
to stiffen with astonishment  ()
 
9> _. 
10> _. 
11>  , 
_Ex:
the tariff barrier stiffened commerce  
  
12>  ()
_Ex:
my mind was stiffened by solitude    
13>  , 
14>  , , 
15>  ,  (  . .)
16>  ,  (   . .)
17>  (  . .);  (,
  . .)
18>   , ;  (
,   . .)
19>  
20> ,  ( )
21>   ()
22>  ()  ,  (
  . .)
23>  ( )
24>  ()
25> _.    (   . .)
26> _.  

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

stiffening
1>    
2> ; 
3>   (  . .);  (
 . .)
4> ,   (); , 
 . .

stiffly
1> ; , 
_Ex:
to answer stiffly  ;  

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

stifle
1> _. ; 
2> 
_Ex:
to be stifled by smoke   
_Ex:
to stifle by gas  
_Ex:
to feel stifled   
_Ex:
his voice was stifled by emotion    
 
3> 
_Ex:
to stifle from want of air    
4> 
_Ex:
to stifle a revolt  
_Ex:
to stifle a yawn  
_Ex:
to stifle one's laughter   
_Ex:
circumstance stifled his ambition  
    
5> 
_Ex:
to stifle a noise   ()
6>  ()
7> ; 
_Ex:
to stifle a fact  
_Ex:
to stifle a document  
8> _.   (   )

stifle joint
1> _.   (   )

