belga
1> 

Belgae
1> _pl. _. 

Belgian
1> ; 
2>   
3> 

Belgic
1>   
2> 

Belgravia
1>  (   )
2>  

Belgravian
1> ,   
2> 
3> ,    
4>    
5> ; , 

Belial
1> _. , 
2> ;  
_Id:
man of Belial 

belie
1>   ;    ;
_Ex:
his appearance belied him    
  ;
_Ex:
his cheerful appearance belied his true feelings  
     
2> , ; ; ;
_Ex:
his acts belie his words     
3>  ; ;
_Ex:
to belie one's principles   ;
_Ex:
to belie one's faith   ;
_Ex:
to belie one's inner thoughts   ;
_Ex:
the expectations based on his early successes were completely
belied later on ,    ,
4>  
5> _. , ;
_Ex:
he was inclined to abuse and belie those who disagreed with
him          

belief
1> , ;
2> beyond belief , ;
_Ex:
hard of belief ;
_Ex:
light of belief ;
_Ex:
unworthy of belief   ;
_Ex:
it staggers belief  ;
_Ex:
I haven't much belief in his honesty     
 
3> , ;
_Ex:
a man of strong beliefs   ;
_Ex:
he has a strong belief in all-round education  
    
4> _. , ;
_Ex:
the Belief  , ;
_Ex:
heathen beliefs  ;
_Ex:
strange beliefs  ;
_Ex:
superstitious beliefs , ;
_Ex:
belief in God   ;
_Ex:
the beliefs of the Christian Church  

5> _. , ; ;
_Ex:
wrong belief  ; ;
_Ex:
it is my belief that... -,   ;
_Ex:
to the best of my belief   , 
 ;
_Ex:
in the wrong belief that...   
,...;  , ...

believability
1> , 

believable
1> ; 

believe
1> ;
_Ex:
to believe a rumour  ;
_Ex:
I believe you   ;
_Ex:
I made him believe it     ;
_Ex:
you'd better believe it _.   
2> ;
_Ex:
to believe smb. implicitly   -.;
_Ex:
to believe smb.'s word  -.  ;
_Ex:
a man who deserves to be believed ,  

3> (in, on) _. , ;
_Ex:
to believe in God   ;
_Ex:
to believe in spiritualism   
4> (in) ;  ;
_Ex:
to believe in human nature   ;
_Ex:
I believe in early rising  ,    ;
_Ex:
I believe in getting plenty of exercise   
 ;
_Ex:
I believe in you   ,     ;
   ,      ;
_Ex:
he did not believe in women    
 
5> , , ;
_Ex:
I believe you are right  ,   ;
6> people believed the Earth to be flat  , 
 ;
_Ex:
I believe so ,  ; , ;
_Ex:
will they be ready tomorrow? - I believe so   
? - , ;
_Ex:
the plan is believed to be realistic   ;
,   ;
_Ex:
I believe him to be alive  ,   ; ,  
, ;
_Ex:
he is believed to be in Paris ,    ;
_Ex:
we believe him to be the man for the job  , 
     ;
_Ex:
I'd believe absolutely anything of that man   
  
7>  -. ;
_Ex:
to believe meanly of smb., smth. _.   
  
_Id:
to make believe  , ; ;
_Id:
let's make believe we're pirates    

believer
1> _. ;
_Ex:
true believer 
2> (in)  ( -.); , ;
_Ex:
a believer in universal suffrage  
 ;
_Ex:
he is a great believer in fresh air as a cure for illness
 ,      
 
3> 

belike
1> _. , -;  

Belisha beacon
1>  

belittle
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
to belittle smb.'s accomplishments  -. ;
_Ex:
to feel belittled in the presence smb.  
  -. 
2> _. 

belive
1> _. , ;  

Belizean
1>    
2>   

bell
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
Tom bell  ;
_Ex:
bell loft ,     
2> . _pl. , ;
_Ex:
passing bell  
3> ;
_Ex:
to answer the bell    ;
_Ex:
there is the bell ! !
4> _pl. _. ;  
5> . _pl. ;
_Ex:
a crime of bells  
6> _. ;
_Ex:
to strike the bells  ;
_Ex:
four bells  
7> _. ; 
8>  , ;
_Ex:
diving bell  
9>  
10> _.  
11> _. 
12> _.   
13> _.  
14> _. , 
15> _pl.  
16> _. "" ; , 
_Id:
saved by the bell    ( ,
 );  ;
_Id:
to bear the bell  ;   ;
 ;
_Id:
to lose the bell _.  ;
_Id:
with bells on _-.  ;
_Id:
a fool with bells on   ;
_Id:
to crack the bell ;  ;
_Id:
to ring a bell ,   , 
;
_Id:
to ring the bell ;  ,
;
_Id:
the book rings the bell with teenagers   
  ;
_Id:
to ring the bells  ;
_Id:
to ring one's own bell ,  ;
_Id:
to curse by bell, book and candle _.   ;
 , 
17>  ;  ; 

18>   ( )
19> 
20> ,   
_Id:
to bell the cat ;     
 ;    
21> _. ,  -
22>  ( );  ( )
23> , 

bell buoy
1> _.   

bell captain
1>  

bell curve
1> _. ,  ,  


bell glass
1>  

bell lap
1> _.  

bell metal
1>  

bell tent
1>  

Bell's palsy
1> _.    

bell-bottomed
1> ; 

bell-bottoms
1>  

bell-crank
1> _.    

bell-jar
1>  

bell-mouthed
1> , 

bell-pull
1> ,  

bell-push
1>  

bell-ringer
1> 
2> _. _.   ( , 
,     . .)
3> _. _.  
4> _-. _. 
5> _. 

bell-shaped
1> ;
_Ex:
bell-shaped sleeves  ;  

bell-wether
1> - ( )
2> _. , 
3> ;
_Ex:
Paris once used to be the bell-wether of the fashion industry
    

belladonna
1> _. ,  ;  (Atropa belladonna)

belladonna lily
1> _.  (Amaryllis belladonna)

bellarmine
1> _.      

bellboy
1> , 

belle
1> ;
_Ex:
southern belle _.   ;
_Ex:
the belle of the ball  

belled
1> , 

belleek
1> "" (   ,
   ; . B. ware)

Bellerophon
1> _-. _. ()

belles-lettres
1>  ; 
2> _.   

belletrist
1> 

belletristic
1> 

bellettrist
1> 

bellettristic
1> 

bellflower
1>  ()

bellhop
1> _. _.  bellboy

bellicose
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
bellicose statements  ;
_Ex:
bellicose tribe  ;
_Ex:
an editorial in a bellicose vein   
 () 
2> ;
_Ex:
a drunk in a bellicose mood ,   

bellicosity
1> 
2> ; 

bellied
1> ;
_Ex:
a bellied bottle  ;
_Ex:
bellied sails ,  
2> , 
3> (-bellied)      - ;
_Ex:
big-bellied, round-bellied, barrel-bellied ,
, ;
_Ex:
flat-bellied 

belligerancy
1> 
2> _.  
3> _. ,   

belligerence
1> 
2>  

belligerency
1> 
2> _.  
3> _. ,   

belligerent
1> _.  ;
_Ex:
the belligerents ,    
2>  
3> _.    ; ;
_Ex:
belligerent powers  ;
_Ex:
accessory belligerent   ;
_Ex:
belligerent rights   
4> ; ;
_Ex:
to speak in a belligerent tone    

bellipotent
1> ; 

bellman
1> _. 

Bellona
1> _-. _. 

bellow
1> ,  
2> , ;
_Ex:
the deafening bellow of the sea   ;
_Ex:
the bellow of the cannon  
3> ,  ( )
4>  (   . .);
_Ex:
the wind bellowed in the night    
5> , ;
_Ex:
to bellow with pain   ;
_Ex:
to bellow an order  

bellow forth, bellow out
1> 

bellows
1>  
2> _. ,  
3>   
4>  
5> _. 

bells
1>  

belltower
1> 

bellum internecinum
1> _.  ,   

bellum omnium contra omnes
1> _.    

bellwort
1> _.  (Uvularia gen.)

belly
1> , , ;
_Ex:
the lower belly   ;
_Ex:
belly landing _.   "",   
;
_Ex:
belly crawl _.  -;
_Ex:
to crawl on one's belly   ;   ,

2> _. , ;
_Ex:
with an empty belly ;
_Ex:
on an empty belly ;
_Ex:
to have a full belly  ,  
3> ;
_Ex:
a coward doesn't have much of a belly for fighting  
    
4> _.    . .;
_Ex:
belly of muscle  
5>    
6> _. , ;
_Ex:
Jonah in the belly of the fish _.    ;
_Ex:
the belly of hell , 
7> _.  
8> _.  
9> _.     
10>    
11> _.  
_Id:
to be given to one's belly  ;
_Id:
the belly has no ears    ;
_Id:
the belly is not filled with fair words    ;
_Id:
what is got over the devil's back is spent under his belly
_.    
12> , ; ; 
13>   ( )
14> , 

belly button
1> _. 

belly laugh
1> _. ,  ;     

belly out
1> ,   ( )

belly tank
1> _.  

belly up
1>  
2> _.  ; 
3> (to) _. 
4> _. _.   

belly-ache
1> _.   
2> _. , 
3> _. , 

belly-bound
1> _.  

belly-dance
1>  

belly-flop
1>      
2>    
3> _.   "",    

belly-god
1> 

belly-land
1> _.   "",    

belly-wash
1> _. 

belly-whop
1> _. _.   ,   
2> _. _.    

belly-worm
1> _. 

bellyband
1> 
2> 

bellyful
1> ;
_Ex:
to have a bellyful  
2> _. ;
_Ex:
I got a bellyful    
3> _. 

bellyhold
1> _.     

belong
1> (to) ,  ;
_Ex:
the book belongs to me   ;
_Ex:
I can use it, but is does not belong to me   
,     
2> (to) ,  ;
_Ex:
to belong to a certain set    ;
_Ex:
to belong to a club   ;
_Ex:
this belongs to a different historical period  
   ;
_Ex:
this wheel belongs to the car    
3> _.     . .;   ;
_Ex:
an ardent wish to belong    
  ;
_Ex:
stockings that do not belong   ;
_Ex:
things that belong together    ,
 
4> (among, in, on, with, under)  _. , 
; , ;
_Ex:
the name of Koch belongs with that of Pasteur   
    ;
_Ex:
cheese belongs with salad    ;
_Ex:
where do these things belong?    ?;
_Ex:
the letter belongs in the archives   
 ;
_Ex:
she belongs in the movies    ;
_Ex:
these dishes belong in the cupboard    
 ;
_Ex:
this book belongs here     ;
_Ex:
I belong here     ;   
5> _. , ;
_Ex:
it does not belong to do this    ;
_Ex:
it does not belong to a child to interrupt his parents
    

belonging
1> , ;
_Ex:
feeling of not belonging  ;
_Ex:
a sense of belonging existing within an organization
  

belongings
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
I left my belongings in the hotel    
 
2>    . .; , 
3> _. ; , ;
_Ex:
to be trouble enough to one's belongings  
  

beloved
1> ; 
2> , ;
_Ex:
dearly beloved brethren _.  ;
_Ex:
Mary A., the beloved wife of William A.  ., 
   .
3> _. ;  ;
_Ex:
he lost his beloved pipe     ;
_Ex:
long words beloved of bureaucrats  ,  


below
1> ; ;
_Ex:
the court below   ;
_Ex:
to remain below  ;
_Ex:
to be below  ;
_Ex:
we could hear the noise below    ;
_Ex:
his apartment is just below     
2> ;
_Ex:
to go below  
3>   ;
_Ex:
there is good fishing below     

4>  ;
_Ex:
the temperature is five below today   

5> , ;
_Ex:
see below   ( ,    . .)
_Ex:
the passage quoted below ,  
6>  :
_Ex:
here below  ;
_Ex:
the place below ;
_Ex:
down below  ;  ;   ;
_Ex:
all hands below! _.  !;
_Ex:
under below! _. !, !
7> _.  
8>     -.,  -. ,
;
_Ex:
below the third floor   ;
_Ex:
below the surface  ;  ;  ;
_Ex:
below the bridge  ;
_Ex:
the sun set below the horizon  
9>      ,   
. . ;
_Ex:
below zero  ;
_Ex:
below average  ;
_Ex:
he is below his schoolfellows in class    
  ;
_Ex:
a captain is below a general in rank   
 
10>  ();
_Ex:
it is below you   ;
_Ex:
it would be below me to answer him    
 ;
_Ex:
it is below his dignity    
11>  :
_Ex:
below ground  ;  ;
_Ex:
below stairs    ;
_Ex:
below criticism   ;
_Ex:
below one's breath , ;
_Ex:
below the mark  ;   ,
;
_Ex:
below par _.    ; ;
_Ex:
I feel below par    

belowdecks
1>  ,  

belowground
1> 
2> , ; 
3>  

Belshazzar
1> _. ;
_Ex:
Belshazzar's feast _.  
2>    

belt
1> , , ; ;
_Ex:
cross belt   
2>   ; ; 
3> , , ; ;
_Ex:
corn belt _.  ;
_Ex:
a green belt around the city    ;
_Ex:
shelter belt   ;
_Ex:
belt planting _-.  ;
_Ex:
belt of ice  ;
_Ex:
belt of fire _.   ;
_Ex:
belt of wire _.   ;
_Ex:
belt road _.  
4> _. ;
_Ex:
belt of trees  (,    
)
5> _.  
6> _.  
7> _.  ;
_Ex:
belt transmission  ;
_Ex:
belt tightener    
8>  
9> _.  
10> _. ;
_Ex:
belts of Jupiter  
11> 
12> _. 
13> _. ,  
14> _. ; ;
_Ex:
to get a belt out of smth.   -.
15> _. , 
16>   
_Id:
under one's belt  ;  ;    -.;
_.  ;
_Id:
to have a few Scotches under one's belt  
 ;
_Id:
he has three classical roles under his belt   
 ;
_Id:
keep the warning under your belt   ;
_Id:
to hit below the belt    ; 
 ;
_Id:
to lay under one's belt _.   ;
_Id:
to tighten one's belt   ;
_Id:
to have the champion's belt  
17> ;  ;
_Ex:
to belt on the shoulders   
18> ;  ;
_Ex:
the beaver belted the tree with his teeth  
 
19>   ;
_Ex:
he belted on his sword     
20>  
21> _.  , 
22> _. _.  ;
_Ex:
to belt the grape 
23> _.  ;   ;
_Ex:
to belt downstairs    

belt down
1> 

belt line
1> _.  ;   
 ;   ;  
2> 

belt off
1> _.   ; , 

