subtopian
1> _. 
_Ex:
subtopian life     ( )
2> , 

subtorrid
1> _. 

subtotal
1> _. _. 
_Ex:
under the subtotal   
2> _.   ( )

subtract
1> _. 
_Ex:
to subtract 2 from 4    ;  
 
2> , ; ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
to subtract a tax from one's salary    
_Ex:
that will subtract nothing from his merit   
  

subtraction
1> _. 
2> ; ;  (  . .)

subtractive
1> _. , 
2> _. _. ; 
3> _. _. 

subtrahend
1> _. 

subtreasurer
1> _.    

subtropic, subtropical
1> 

subtropics
1> .  .  . .: 

subtype
1> _. _. 

subunit
1> _. , 
2> _. 

suburb
1> , 
2> (the suburbs) , 
_Ex:
a house in the suburbs   
3>   (    )
_Ex:
to move to a suburb   ;  


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

suburbanite
1>  

suburbanity
1> , 

suburbanization
1>  ,     

suburbia
1>    ; 
2> _. ; 

subvariety
1> _. 

subvene
1> _. , ,   

subvention
1> ; ; ,  

_Ex:
subvention for study abroad     

subverse
1> _. ; , , 

subversion
1> , 
2>  
3> _. , 

subversive
1> ,   ,  
2> 
_Ex:
subversive activities  
_Ex:
to be subversive of discipline  
3> , , 
_Ex:
subversive ideas  
_Ex:
changes subversive of the ntire social structure of that
country ,     


subvert
1> , , 
2> ;  (-.) ;  ()
3> _.  (  . .);  (  . .)
4> _. , 

subviral
1> _.  (   
)

subvocal
1> , ,  ( )

subvocalization
1>  

subway
1> ;  
2>  ;  
3> _.   , 

subway kiosk
1> _.   

subzero
1>   ( )
2>     
_Ex:
subzero clothing   

succades
1>  , 

succedanea
1> _pl.  succedaneum

succedaneum
1> _. 
2> _. _. 

succedent
1> _. 

succeed
1>  , 
_Ex:
the attack succeeded   
_Ex:
hard workers always succeed     
_Ex:
he succeeded in his efforts    
2> , ;  
_Ex:
he succeeded in life    
_Ex:
to succeed in one's business   , 
 
3>   (-.)
_Ex:
to succeed in doing smth.   -.
_Ex:
I have succeeded in persuading him    
4>  ( -.), ,    (-.)
_Ex:
night succeeds day   
_Ex:
day succeeded day    
_Ex:
winter is succeeded by spring    
_Ex:
one exciting event succeeded another   
 
_Ex:
the storm died down and a great calm succeeded  ,
  
5> (to) ,   (. .)
_Ex:
a right to succeed  
_Ex:
to succeed legally to a treaty   
 -. 
_Ex:
to succeed to smb.  ( )
 -.
_Ex:
he left none to succeed him    
_Ex:
to succeed one's father's estate   
 
_Ex:
to succeed smb. on the throne  -. 
 
_Ex:
to succeed to the title  
_Ex:
the present queen succeeded to the throne upon the death
of her father      
 
_Ex:
to succeed to the speakership left vacant by the death of
Mr. N.    - N.   
_Ex:
Tennyson succeeded Wordsworth as Poet Laureate 
    
6>  ,  ( )
_Ex:
the plant succeeds   () 
7> ;  
_Id:
to succeed oneself _.   (   
)

succeeding
1> , 
_Ex:
the succeeding letter  
_Ex:
the succeeding period  
_Ex:
all succeeding ages   
_Ex:
succeeding generations  () 

succentor
1> -   (  )

succes d'estime
1> _.   ,      (,
  . .; .    )

succes de scandale
1> _.  ;  ,   . .,
 

succes fou
1> _.   (  . .)

success
1> , 
_Ex:
sudden success  
_Ex:
military successes  
_Ex:
to achieve success  
_Ex:
the plan met with no success   
_Ex:
to score a success  ; 
_Ex:
to wish smb. success  -. 
_Ex:
I attempted, without success, to persuade him  
  
_Ex:
the success of the film with the public   
 
2> , 
_Ex:
to have great success in life   , 
  
3> ,   ,   , 
_Ex:
to be a success  ,  
_Ex:
the experiment is a success   ,  
_Ex:
he was not a success as a speaker     
,    
_Ex:
the evening turned out a success    
_Ex:
he was a success as Hamlet      
_Ex:
I count that book among my successes  ,    -
  
_Id:
success is never blamed   
_Id:
success signal _.     

success story
1>  ;  ,   (
 ,     )

successful
1> , ,  
_Ex:
successful play ,  
_Ex:
to be successful in doing smth.  -. 
_Ex:
I tried to persuade him but was not successful  
 ,  
_Ex:
that trick is always successful    

2> , 
_Ex:
he had all the appearance of a successful man   
  
_Ex:
he is successful in everything    
_Ex:
he is notoriously successful with women    ,
     

successfully
1> 
_Ex:
to deal successfully with a task    
_Ex:
to undergo a test successfully  

succession
1> 
_Ex:
in succession to smb.   -. 
2> , 
_Ex:
he had no fit succession      
3> 
_Ex:
in succession ,   , 
_Ex:
for two years in succession   
_Ex:
all orders are executed in succession   
   
_Ex:
disasters came in rapid succession   
 
_Ex:
succession of plants _. ,  
4> () 
_Ex:
a succession of remarkable victories   
_Ex:
a succession of disasters  
5> _. ; 
_Ex:
law of succession, succession law  
_Ex:
laws regulating the succession ,  

_Ex:
to get a title by succession    
_Ex:
succession of states in respect of treaties 
   
6> _. , ,   
_Ex:
succession duty (tax)   
_Ex:
succession sale     
7> 
_Ex:
war of succession    ( )
_Ex:
the War of the Spanish S. _.    
_Ex:
at the time of his succession to the throne   ,
     ( )
8>   ( -.);  ( 
)
_Ex:
succession of governments   
9> _. ,   

succession crop
1> _-. ,  

succession states
1> - (  
)
2> (the S.S.) _. ,   
-

successional
1> _.   ;    
 
2> ,   


successive
1> ;    ; 
_Ex:
our team won six successive games   
  
_Ex:
successive ballots    
_Ex:
successive concentrations _. 
 

successively
1> , 

successor
1> 
_Ex:
to appoint a worthy successor   
2> 

successor states
1> - (  
)
2> (the S.S.) _. ,   
-

succi
1> _pl.  succus

succinct
1> _. , 
2> _. , 
3> _.   ( )
4> _. 

succinic acid
1> _.  

succinite
1> _. 
2> _. 

succinum
1> _. 

succory
1> _.   (Cichorium intybus)

succotash
1> _. ,    ,  ( 
)

succour
1>  (   ); 
_Ex:
timely succour  
_Ex:
to come to smb.'s succour   -.  ,
 -. ( )
2>  ,    (  );
  ,  ( )

succourless
1> _. 
2> _.    

succous
1> _. 

succuba
1> ,  (  ,    
  )

succubae
1> _pl.  succuba

succubi
1> _pl.  succubus

succubus
1> ,  (  ,    
  )

succulent
1> _. ,   (  . .)
2> 
_Ex:
succulent roasted meat   
3> _. , 
4> _. ; 

succumb
1>  ,  , 
_Ex:
to succumb to superior force    

_Ex:
to succumb to temptation  
_Ex:
to succumb to grief    
2> (to) , 
_Ex:
to succumb to cancer   
_Ex:
the climbers would have to face difficulties to which many
had succumbed before    
 ,     

succursal
1> _. , 

succus
1> _. ,  ( )

succuss
1> _. , 

succussion
1> _. , ; , 

such
1> , 
_Ex:
such people  
_Ex:
such happiness was all he wished  ()  -
 ,   
_Ex:
some such plan was in my mind     
  
_Ex:
in such cases   ( ) 
_Ex:
in such a way  , 
_Ex:
he speaks in such a way that I don't understand him 
 ,     
_Ex:
and such things   
_Ex:
there is no such thing   
_Ex:
do no such thing!    !
_Ex:
I never say such things      
_Ex:
there are no such doings now     
2> _-. 
_Ex:
such horrid langauge   
_Ex:
such good music   
_Ex:
such a long time ago  
_Ex:
such fun that nobody left  ,    
_Ex:
he was such a good man     
3>  ,  ,    . .
_Ex:
such a fellow!    !
_Ex:
such a liar!  () !
_Ex:
such a lie!   !
_Ex:
such a pity  
_Ex:
it is such a pity he can't come   () (),
    
_Ex:
it is such an honour for me!     !
_Ex:
don't be in such a hurry!   !
_Ex:
you gave me such a fright!    !
4>  :
_Ex:
such as  ;  ;  ;  ;
, 
_Ex:
langauges coming from Latin, such as French, Italian, Spanish
,     ,  :
, , 
_Ex:
such as?  ?,  ?
_Ex:
I've read several books on astronomy. - Such as?  
   . -  ? (,
?)
_Ex:
such love as his  ,   
_Ex:
such beauty as yours  ,  
_Ex:
poets such as Keats, such poets as Keats  ,  
_Ex:
a plan such (such a plan) as he would never have thought of
himself  ,        
 
_Ex:
to take such steps as shall be considered necessary 
 ,    
_Ex:
until such time as...   , ...
_Ex:
on such a day as you can go   ,    
(, )
_Ex:
such a scarlet as makes the eyes ache   ,
   
_Ex:
I am not such a simpleton as to believe     ,
 
_Ex:
his illness was not such as to cause anxiety  
   (),   
_Ex:
such that  
_Ex:
his behaviour was such that everyone disliked him  
  (),    
_Id:
such master, such man _.  ,   ;
 ,   
5> 
_Ex:
such was his nature    
_Ex:
such are the results  
_Ex:
such was the force of the explosion...   
...
_Ex:
I may have offended him, but such was not my intention ,
 ,  ,       
6> , ; , 
_Ex:
all such  
_Ex:
(all) such as are of my opinion lift up their hands 
() ,    ,  
_Ex:
I haven't heard of any such    ()  
_Ex:
I have not very many dictionaries, but I will send you such
as I have      ,     ,
 
_Ex:
such as live by the pen ,   
() 
_Ex:
such only who have lived in that country  ,  
  
7>  :
_Ex:
and such _.   
_Ex:
he does not hold with theatres and balls and such  
 ,    
_Ex:
as such  ;  ;   
_Ex:
a name as such means nothing       
( )
_Ex:
I am a diplomat and will be treated as such   
    
_Ex:
the leader, as such, is entitled to respect 
     
_Ex:
such being the case     ,
  ,   
_Ex:
if such were the case     ,   
 
_Ex:
such is not the case   
_Ex:
such as it is      
_Ex:
you may use my typewriter, such as it is  
 ,      

such-and-such
1> -
_Ex:
to go to such-and-such town   - 
_Ex:
to pay such-and-such sum to such-and-such person 
-  - 

suchlike
1> _. , 
_Ex:
did you ever see suchlike goings-on?  -. 
- ?
2> -. ; -. 
_Ex:
and suchlike   ;   () 
_Ex:
concerts, theatres and suchlike ,   


suchwise
1> _.  

suck
1> 
_Ex:
to have (to take) a suck at a sweet () 
2> , 
3> _.  
_Ex:
to have a suck of liquor  
4>  
_Ex:
to give suck to a child, to give a child suck 
 
5> _pl. _. _. 
6> _. _. ; ; 
_Ex:
what a suck!, sucks! () !
7> _. , ; ""
_Ex:
to have suck  "" ( )
8> ; 
_Ex:
to suck lollipops  
_Ex:
to suck the juice from an orange    
_Ex:
the child won't suck    
_Ex:
to suck water from the hold    
_Ex:
to suck (at) one's pipe  ()  
_Ex:
to suck lemonade through a straw   

_Ex:
to suck out poison from a wound    
_Ex:
to suck dry ; 
_Ex:
to suck an orange dry  
_Ex:
he was sucked dry    ()  
_Ex:
to suck advantage out of smth.    -.
9> , 
_Ex:
to suck air into one's lungs    
_Ex:
the pump sucks    ( )
_Ex:
the boat was sucked into the maelstrom  
 
_Ex:
we were able to pass a rope to him before the bog sucked
him under     ,   
 
10> 
_Ex:
sponges suck water   
11>  (. suck up)
_Ex:
when they want votes, the candidates come sucking around 
  ,    
12> _.  ; 
_Id:
to suck smb.'s brains  ()  
_Id:
to suck smb.'s blood (the blood of smb.)  -. 
_Id:
to suck smth. in with one's mother's milk  -. 
 

suck down
1> ,  ( , )
_Ex:
he was sucked down  

suck in
1> , 
_Ex:
to suck in the morning air  ()  
_Ex:
to suck in knowledge  
_Ex:
to suck in smb.'s words    () -. 
2> ,  ( )
3> _. , , 
_Ex:
you got sucked in  
4> _.  

suck up
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
to suck up acid into a pipette    
_Ex:
grain is sucked up into the elevators through flexible tubes
      
2> (to) _. 
_Ex:
he always sucked up to masters   
 

suck-a-thumb
1> ,    

suck-bottle
1> ,   
2> 

suck-egg
1>   ,    
2> 
3> , 
4> _. , 

suck-fish
1> _.  (Remora)

suck-thumb
1> ,    

suck-up
1> _. , 

sucked
1> 
_Id:
sucked orange  

sucker
1> ,  (.  )
2> _. _.   
3> _. _. ; 
4> _. _. , 
5> _. (for)  (-.); ,   -.
_Ex:
sucker bait   
6> _. , 
7> _.  ( );  
8> _. 
9>  (   . .)
10> _.  (Remora)
11> _.  
12> _.  
13> ,   
_Ex:
to sucker smb. into smth.  -. -.; 
 -.  -.
14> _.   , ,  
15> _.  ,  

sucker list
1> _. _.   ,  
. .;  ,    , 
 . .;  ""

suckerfish
1> _.  (Remora)

sucking
1> ; 
2>  ( )
3>  ( )
4> , ;     
_Ex:
sucking poet  () 
_Ex:
sucking lawyer   ,  
5> _. 

sucking-bottle
1> ,   

sucking-fish
1> _.  (Petromyzonidae)

sucking-pig
1>  

suckle
1>  ,  
2>   
3>  (, )
4> 
_Ex:
suckle d by a she-wolf  
5> 

suckler
1>  
2> , 
3> ,  
4> _. 

suckling
1>  
2> , 
3> ,  

sucre
1>  (  )

sucrose
1> _. 

