suspension
1> ,  ; 
_Ex:
suspension of arms (of hostilities) _. 
 ,  
_Ex:
suspension of nuclear tests   
 
_Ex:
suspension of judgement   
2> _.  , 
3> _.   
4>  ;    
(     )
_Ex:
suspension of membership    
( )  ();  
5> _.   (. suspension of payment);

6> _. 
7> _.   -.  
8> , 
9> _.  
10> , 
11> _. 

suspension bridge
1>  ;  

suspension bulding
1> _.   

suspension points
1> . _. ,  (  
 . .)

suspension-girder
1> _.  ;  

suspensive
1> 
_Ex:
suspensive veto  ,  
2> 

suspensor
1> _. , 

suspensory
1> _. 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
suspensory bandage _. 
3> 
_Ex:
suspensory veto  ,  

suspicion
1> 
_Ex:
on suspicion  
_Ex:
to arrest smb. on suspicion of theft  -. 
  
_Ex:
to be above suspicion   ( ) 
_Ex:
he looked at me with suspicion   
 ,      
_Ex:
liable to suspicion   
_Ex:
don't lay yourself open to suspicion    

_Ex:
not the shadow (the ghost) of a suspicion   
_Ex:
I have some suspicions about this      
 
_Ex:
to have a suspicion that... , ...
_Ex:
to cast suspicion on smb.    -.
2> ; 
_Ex:
a suspicion of a smile  
_Ex:
a suspicion of irony  
_Ex:
with a suspicion of sadness in his tone   
 
_Ex:
withhout a suspicion of humor   
_Ex:
there was a suspicion of brandy on his breath  
 
_Ex:
just a suspicion of garlic   () 

suspicious
1> , 
_Ex:
to be (to feel) suspicious of (about) smb., smth. 
 -., -.  
_Ex:
to be suspicious of strangers   

_Ex:
to be suspicious of smb.'s intentions  
-. 
_Ex:
to become suspicious  -.;  
_Ex:
I became suspicious as soon as I saw him there  
   ,   
_Ex:
he became suspicious of all his neighbours   
     
2>  , 
_Ex:
suspicious character  
_Ex:
suspicious person  
_Ex:
under suspicious circumstances  

_Ex:
to look suspicious  

suspiciously
1> ,  
_Ex:
to eye smb. suspiciously   -. 
_Ex:
it looks to me suspiciously like measles -,  
  

suspiciousness
1> 

suspire
1> . 

suspirious
1> _.    ,  

suss
1> (. suss out) ; 
_Ex:
youth susses things out for itself    
 
2>   , 

Sussex
1> _-.  (   )
2>  ( )

susso
1> _. _.   
2> ,  

sustain
1> , 
_Ex:
the beams sustain the celling   
2>  ,  ; 
_Ex:
to sustain smb.'s hopes   -. ,
  -.  
_Ex:
food sustains life   
3> ,   , , 
 . .
_Ex:
to sustain a conversation  
_Ex:
to sustain efforts   
_Ex:
to sustain life  
4> , , 
_Ex:
he sustained a shock   
_Ex:
to sustain injuries  
_Ex:
to sustain a defeat  
_Ex:
to sustain a loss  ;  
_Ex:
to sustain losses (casualties) _.  
5> ,  
_Ex:
to sustain a siege  
_Ex:
to sustain comparison with smth.    -.
6> , ;  (, )
_Ex:
to sustain an objection  
_Ex:
to sustain a claim  
_Ex:
the court sustained his claim   ()   
7> ,  (, , )
_Ex:
edivence to sustain an assertion  (),
 -. 
8>  ()
9>  (, )
10> _. , 
_Ex:
to sustain troops  

sustained
1> ; 
_Ex:
sustained effort  
_Ex:
the sustained note in his correspondence  
 
_Ex:
sustained expansion _.  
_Ex:
sustained fire _.  
_Ex:
sustained defence _.  () 
_Ex:
offensive _.  
_Ex:
sustained load _.   
2> _. 
_Ex:
sustained arc _.  
_Ex:
sustained waves _.  

sustainer propulsion stage
1> _.   ()

sustaining
1> , 
2> ,  
_Ex:
sustaining power , 
3> 
_Ex:
sustaining food  
4> , 

sustaining program
1> _. _.   (   
 ,   )

sustenance
1>   
2> , 
_Ex:
how shall we get sustenance?  ()   ?
_Ex:
he lived a week without sustenance of any kind  
   
3>   
4> 

sustentation, sustention
1>  (, )
2> 
3> , 

susurration
1> _. 
2> _.  , 

susurrous
1> _. ; ; 

sutler
1> 

sutlery
1>  

sutra, sutta
1> ( S.) _pl. ,    ,
  . .
2> ,  
_Ex:
to recite sutra, suttas   
3>  
_Ex:
the S. of Nirvana   

suttee
1> _. _.  ,    
    
2> , ,      
  

sutural
1> _. 
_Ex:
sutural texture _.  

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

suturing
1> _.  ,  ()

suzerain
1> _. ,   (. suzerain lord)
2>   (. suzerain state)
3> , 
4> 

suzerainty
1> _.  
2> _. 

svelte
1> ,  (.  )
2> ;  ; 
3> ;  ( )

Svengali
1> _. ,   (  ""
  )
2>  ,     
    ,   . .

swab
1> 
2> ,  ()
3> _. 
4> _. 
_Ex:
to take a swab  
5> 
6> _. ;  
7> _. _.  
8> _. _. 
9> _. 
10> _. 
11>  
_Ex:
to swab (down) the decks _.  
_Ex:
the place was freshly swabbed out and disinfected  
       
12> ,  (. swab out)
13>  
_Ex:
to swab the wound with iodine   

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

swabbie, swabby
1> _. ,  ()

Swabian
1> ; 
2>  
3> 

swad
1> _. _. ,  

swaddie
1> , . 
2>  ()

swadding-clothes
1> _pl. ; 
_Ex:
still in (hardly out of, just out of) swadding-clothes 
    
2> , 
_Ex:
to free from swadding-clothes  , 

3>  ;  
_Ex:
this science is still in swadding-clothes   
  

swaddle
1> ,  ()
2> , 

swaddy
1> , . 
2>  ()

Swadeshi
1> _. _.  (    
     )

swag
1> _.  ; 
2> _. 
3> ,   
4> _. _. , 
_Ex:
to hump one's swag      ( )
5> ,   ,    (
)
6> _.  
7> _. _.     
_Ex:
to swag it     
8>     , 
9>  (. swag down)

swag-bellied
1> _. , 

swage
1>  
2> ,  
3>    

swagger
1> (.  . .)    
,   . .
_Ex:
to walk a swagger    
2> 
_Ex:
I don't like his swagger      
3> 
4> _. , , 
_Ex:
swagger society  
5>     (. swagger about, swagger in,
swagger out); 
_Ex:
he swaggered in as if he owned the place    
() ,     
6>  ( -.) ,   . .
_Ex:
to swagger a person into dread   -. 
_Ex:
to swagger smb. out of opposition  -. 
7> (about) () (-.)
_Ex:
don't you start swaggering about it   
 

swagger-cane
1> _.  , 

swagger-coat
1>     

swagger-stick
1> _.  , 

swaggeringly
1>   

swaging
1> _.   
_Ex:
swaging machine  
2> , 

swagman
1> _. , ,    
    ; 

Swahili
1>  (   )
2>  (  )
3>  

swain
1>  
2> . 
3> , 

swale
1> ,  ; , 

swallow
1> 
_Ex:
at a swallow  , 
_Ex:
to take a swallow of water   
2> 
3> 
4> ,  (. swallow up)
_Ex:
to swallow at one (a) gulp  
_Ex:
she swallowed the potion at a gulp   
() 
_Ex:
to swallow words  ,  
_Ex:
the earth seemed to swallow them up    

5> 
_Ex:
to swallow an insult  ,  
6> ,  (. swallow down)
_Ex:
to swallow one's pride   (
 )
_Ex:
to swallow one's resentment  () 
_Ex:
to swallow tears  ,  
7> (. swallow up) 
_Ex:
the sea swallowed them (up)   
_Ex:
this work swallows the greatest part of my time  
    
_Ex:
the expenses swallowed up most of their earnings  
    
_Ex:
pay increases are no use if they are instantly swallowed
up by rising prices      ,
        
_Ex:
swallowed up in grief and despair  ()
  
_Ex:
the aeroplane was swallowed (up) in the clouds  
()  
8>   
_Ex:
to swallow a story  
_Ex:
he will swallow anything you tell him     
,   
_Ex:
to swallow smth. whole  -. ;
     -.
_Ex:
I can't swallow that    ; - 
 
_Id:
to swallow the bait (a gudgeon)   
_Id:
to swallow one's words     ()
_Id:
she swallowed a lump in her throat      
9> _.   (Hrundo rustica)
_Id:
one swallow does not make a summer _.   
  

swallow dive
1> _.    

swallow's nest
1>  

swallow-hole
1> ,      

swallow-tailed
1>   , 
_Ex:
swallow-tailed coat 

swallow-wort
1> _.  (Cynanchum)

swallowtail
1>  ;  
2>  _pl. _. 
3> _. -,  (Papilio)
4>  
5> 

swam
1> _p.  swim

swami
1> _. ,  (  )
2> _.  ( )
3> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
the swamis are saying the stock market is due for a drop
  ,       

swamp
1> , , 
2> , 
_Ex:
a big eave swamped the boat    
3> , 
4> ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
they swamped him with questions    
_Ex:
he was swamped with work    
5> 
_Ex:
they swamped the village    
6> 
_Ex:
he had debts enough to swamp any man    
,     
7> . pass 
8> _.   ( ,   . .)

swamp blueberry
1> _.  (Vaccinum corymbosum)

swamp buggy
1> (-), -
2>     

swamp deer
1> _.   (Cervus duvaucelli)

swamp maple
1> _.   (Acer rubrum)

swamp-fever
1> _.  

swamp-oak
1> _.   (Quercus lyrata)

swamp-ore
1> _.   , 

swampland
1> , ;  ;  

swampy
1> , 
_Ex:
swampy ground  
_Ex:
swampy terrain  

swan
1> _.  (Cygnus)
_Ex:
white swan  
_Ex:
black swan  ; ,  ,
 
_Ex:
mute swan -
2> (S.) _.  ()
3> , 
_Ex:
the S. of Avon ,   (   
- --)
_Id:
all his geese are swans  () 
()

swan song
1>  

swan's-down, swansdown
1>  
2>   
3>     

swan-dive
1> _. _.    

swan-like
1> 

swan-maiden
1> _. -;  

swan-shot
1>  

swank
1> _. , ; 
2> _. 
3> _. ; 
4> _. , 
5> _. , ; 
6> _. 
_Ex:
he swanked around in a white suit     

swanky
1> _. , , 
2> _. ; 

swanneck
1>  ;    
2>  (. S-),   
 

swannery
1>   

swanskin
1>   (  )

swap
1> , ; 
2> (for) , ; , 
_Ex:
to swap watches  
3>   (. swap over)
_Ex:
swap over and let Jane sit next to me   
,      
4>  ,   

swap meet
1> _.  , 

Swaraj
1> _.  (     )

Swarajist
1> _. 

sward
1> ; 
_Ex:
sward cutter _-. 
2>  , 
3> _.   ()
4> _-.  , 
5> _-.  , 

swardy
1>  , 

swarf
1> _.   
2> _.  

swarm
1> , ; 
_Ex:
swarms of mosquitoes  
2> 
_Ex:
swarms of people  
_Ex:
in swarms 
3>  
4> 
_Ex:
swarms of dust  
5> 
_Ex:
people swarmed into the cinema    ()
 
_Ex:
ants swarmed the house   
6> (with) 
_Ex:
the house is swarming (is swarmed) with insects  

_Ex:
the beach is swarming with bathers   
7>  ( )
8> ,  (. swarm up)
_Ex:
to swarm up a pole   

swarm attack
1> _.    

