thoron
1> _. 

thorough
1> _.  
2> , , , ; 
_Ex:
thorough knowledge  
_Ex:
thorough investigation  
_Ex:
thorough repair  
3> ,   ; ; 
_Ex:
thorough search  
_Ex:
he is a thorough worker, he is thorough in his work 
  ,  
4> , , 
_Ex:
thorough blackguard (scoundrel)  ()

_Ex:
thorough gentleman     ()
_Ex:
thorough holiday    
_Ex:
he has a thorough command of French   
-
_Ex:
you must have a thorough change    

_Ex:
you've got a thorough chill    
5> , 
_Ex:
thorough republican  
_Ex:
thorough Frenchman  
6> _. 

thorough-light
1> _. _pl.     
2> _.  

thorough-paced
1> , ; , , 
_Ex:
thorough-paced liar  

thorough-stitch
1> _. ; , 
_Ex:
to go thorough-stitch with smth.  -., 
 -.

thoroughbass
1> _. -

thoroughbred
1> ,  
2>   ;   

3>  ,   
4> ,  ;  ( )
5>  
6> ,  ( ); 

thoroughfare
1>  ;   (); 

_Ex:
the busy thoroughfares of a great city  
 
2>  ,  ; ; ; 
3> ; ;   
_Ex:
no thoroughfare   ()

thoroughgoing
1>   ;   
_Ex:
thoroughgoing investigator  
2> , , , 
_Ex:
thoroughgoing treatment  () 
3>  ; , 
_Ex:
thoroughgoing reforms  () 
4> _-. , 
_Ex:
thoroughgoing scoundrel  () 

thoroughly
1> , ,  
_Ex:
thoroughly spoiled  
_Ex:
thoroughly reliable  
_Ex:
thoroughly honest  
_Ex:
the book is thoroughly readable   

2> ,  
_Ex:
to do smth. thoroughly  -.  
_Ex:
to know smth. thoroughly  ( ) 
-.
_Ex:
to go thoroughly into a question   

thoroughness
1> , 
2> , ; 
_Ex:
to do one's work with impeccable thoroughness 
   

thoroughwax
1> _.  (Bupleurum)

thoroughwort
1> _.  (Eupatorium)

thorpe
1> _. 

those
1> _pl.  that

thou
1> _. 
_Ex:
thou seest  
_Ex:
hearest thou?   ?
2>   ""
3> _. _.  thousand

though
1> _. ,   ,  ,  
_Ex:
it was a good shot though      
_Ex:
I believe him though     
_Ex:
he did his work though   ,    
_Ex:
he'll probably come;
you never know though ,  , ,  ()
  ?
_Id:
did he though?    () ?
2> ( even though) ,  ;  
_Ex:
though it was late, he went on working   ,
  ,   
_Ex:
even though they tried hard, they did not succeed 
  ,    
_Ex:
strange though it may appear    
_Ex:
they finally made it though I never thought they would
  ,      
_Ex:
he is better, though not entirely cured  ,  
   
_Ex:
I respect him though I don't like him   ,  
   
_Ex:
the bonds are strong even though they are invisible 
  ,     
3> _. ()  
_Ex:
even though he were here he wouldn't help us   
  ,     
_Ex:
though I fail, I shall try again    
,     ()
4> _.  
_Ex:
what though the way be long!    !
_Id:
as though ()  , ()  , ,  
_Id:
it looks as though he's gone ,   
_Id:
as though nothing had happened     

though-skinned
1>    
2> 
_Ex:
he's though-skinned    

thought
1> 
_Ex:
freedom of thought  
_Ex:
thought disorder  
_Ex:
after much thought   
_Ex:
to give a great deal of thought to smth.  
 -.
_Ex:
after (giving the matter) some thought  
(  )
_Ex:
to be deep (lost, absorbed) in thought  
 (  )
_Ex:
to spend whole hours in thought   
 
_Ex:
a few moments' thought made him change his mind 
      ;
 ,  
_Ex:
it's a pity he doesn't put more thought into his books ,
      
_Ex:
animals are incapable of thought   
2> 
_Ex:
beauty beyond thought  () 
3> , ; ; 
_Ex:
noble thought  
_Ex:
thought control _.   
_Ex:
full of dismal thoughts   
_Ex:
at the thought of smth.    -.
_Ex:
at the thought that...    , ...
_Ex:
the mere thought of it...  ()   ...
_Ex:
the mere thought of it makes my blood boil   
     
_Ex:
to speak one's thought(s)  ,  
_Ex:
to collect (to compose) one's thoughts   
_Ex:
to read smb.'s thoughts  -. 
_Ex:
to reject (to discard) a thought   ( -.)
_Ex:
to exchange thoughts with one another  
  
_Ex:
to keep one's thoughts to oneself     
 
_Ex:
to follow the thread of smb.'s thought   
-. 
_Ex:
have you ever given it a single thought?   -
  ?
_Ex:
you're always in my thoughts        
_Ex:
the thought came suddenly to me (to my head)   
  
_Ex:
such a thought would never occur to me (enter my head)
        
_Ex:
I have very few thoughts on the subject   
   ,     

_Ex:
tell me your thoughts on the matter    
 ?
_Ex:
he hasn't a thought in his head      ,
  
_Ex:
her thoughts were elsewhere  ( )  
() 
_Ex:
a penny for your thoughts    ?
4> , , 
_Ex:
modern thought  
_Ex:
to keep specialists aware of current thought 
    () 
5> , 
_Ex:
an excellent introduction to Gandhi's thought 
   ( ) 
6> 
_Ex:
to have no thought(s) of going there    
  
_Ex:
I had a thought of asking him to dinner   ()
   
_Ex:
I had no thought of offending you     ,
        
7> , 
_Ex:
I had no thought of meeting you here     
 
_Ex:
you must give up all thought(s) of seeing him  
( )   ,    
   
_Ex:
he had no thought of disaster     
 (  ),       ,
  
8> , ; 
_Ex:
full of thought for smb.  ( )
 -.
_Ex:
to take (to show, to have) thought for smb. 
 -.
_Ex:
to give smth. no thought     -.
_Ex:
don't give it a moment's thought    ; 
     
_Ex:
I didn't give it another thought     ,
    
_Ex:
her one thought is to get married     
(  ) -  
9> _. ; , ,  
_Ex:
a thought shorter  
_Ex:
please, be a thought more careful , ,
 ()
_Ex:
the colour was a thought too dark    ,
 
10> _. ; ; ; 
11> _.  , 
_Id:
first thoughts  ,  
_Id:
on (upon) second thought(s)   
_Id:
as quick (as swift) as thought ,  
_Id:
to take thought 
_Id:
to take thought for the morrow    
_Id:
to take no thought for the morrow     ,
 
_Id:
second thoughts are best    -  
12> _p.  _p-p.  think

thought-executing
1>  

thought-out
1> 
_Ex:
a well thought-out plan   

thought-provoking
1>  ;   ;
,  
_Ex:
the examples are thought-provoking  
 

thought-reader
1> ,     

thought-reading
1>   

thought-transfer, thought-transference
1>   ( ); 

thought-wave
1>  ,  
2>   (    )

thoughted
1>  () 

thoughtful
1> 
_Ex:
thoughtful expression   ()
_Ex:
she was thoughtful for a while    
2> ;  ,   
_Ex:
thoughtful book  
_Ex:
the book is intended for thoughtful people  
  () 
_Ex:
his is a deeply thoughtful mind     
3>  
_Ex:
thoughtful introduction (to the book)  
 ( )
_Ex:
the chapter on education is thorough and thoughtful 
     
4> ; 
_Ex:
thoughtful friend  
_Ex:
to be thoughtful of others  ()  
_Ex:
it was thoughtful of you to call  (, ),
 
_Ex:
not very thoughtful of you  -  
5> ;  
_Ex:
not thoughtful of danger    

thoughtfully
1> 
_Ex:
to look thoughtfully at the fire    
2> 
_Ex:
to peer thoughtfully about the bottom of the pond 
  

thoughtless
1> , ; , ,

_Ex:
thoughtless youth  
_Ex:
thoughtless acts  () 
_Ex:
thoughtless hours of leisure   
2>  ;  
_Ex:
he did not mean any harm, he was simply thoughtless  
  ,    
3> (of)  ,  ,   ( -.)
_Ex:
thoughtless of danger   ( )
 
4> 
_Ex:
thoughtless brains  
5> (of)  ( ); 
_Ex:
thoughtless friend  
_Ex:
it is thoughtless of her to keep us waiting so long 
   ,     

thoughtway
1>  
_Ex:
the dominance of pragmatic thoughtways 
  

thousand
1> () ,  
_Ex:
a thousand of people  
_Ex:
a thousand of his soldiers   
_Ex:
there were a thousand of them    ()
_Ex:
they amounted to some thousands    

_Ex:
one in a thousand   
2> . _pl. , 
_Ex:
thousands of people  () 
_Ex:
thousands upon thousands   , 

_Ex:
in thousands of varieties    ()
_Ex:
to die in thousands  
_Id:
one in (among) a thousand   , 
3> () 
_Ex:
two thousand houses   
_Ex:
a thousand million  , 
_Ex:
several thousand inhabitants   
_Ex:
two hundred thousand books   
_Ex:
to pay five thousand pounds for the picture  
   
4> () , () 
_Ex:
page thousand  
_Ex:
Room one thousand and ten  () ()  
5>  , 
_Ex:
the year four thousand B.C.      
6>   
_Ex:
a man of twenty thousand a year     
    
7> _. _.  -.  (,   . .)
_Id:
a thousand and one, a thousand and two, etc  ,
   ..
_Id:
four thousand one hundred and one    
_Id:
the thousand-one-hundred-and-first, the
thousand-one-hundred-and-second, etc   ,
    ..
_Id:
(a) thousand and one 
_Id:
I have a thousand and one things to ask you    
  (   )
_Id:
the thousand and one small worries of life  
 ;  
_Id:
he made a thousand and one excuses    
_Id:
a thousand thanks  
_Id:
a thousand apologies  
_Id:
no, a thousand times no!   !,   !
_Id:
the upper ten thousand   

thousand-legs
1> _.  (Lithobius forticatus)

thousandfold
1>    
2> ;    
_Ex:
thousandfold increase  
3>  . . .:  ; 

_Ex:
to repay smb. a thousandfold   -.
4>    ;   
_Ex:
to increase thousandfold ()   
_Ex:
a thousandfold more effective     

thousandth
1>  ;
() 
_Ex:
three thousandth  
2>  ( )
3>   
4> _-.  , 
_Ex:
a thousandth part  
5> _-.  
_Ex:
to call smb. for the thousandth time    
-.
6>  . . .: 
_Ex:
he arrived thousandth   

thraldom
1> _. 
_Ex:
to keep smb. in thraldom  -.  

thrall
1> _. 
2> _. ,   -.;  -.
_Ex:
thralls of sleep (Shakespeare)  
_Ex:
to be a thrall to one's passions    
_Ex:
he is a thrall to drink   
3> _. 
4> _. 
_Ex:
to have (to keep) smb. in thrall  -., 
-.  ;  -.  
5> 
6> ;   
7> _.   

thranite
1>    (  )

thrash
1>   ()
2> , , ;  
_Ex:
to thrash a horse  () 
_Ex:
to thrash smb. soundly   -.
_Ex:
to thrash a boy for stealing apples   
  
_Ex:
to thrash smb. with one's stick  -. 
_Ex:
to thrash smb. within an inch of his life  -. 

_Ex:
to thrash the life out of smb.   -., 
  -.
3> _. ,  ( , ); 
;  ( )
_Ex:
they're going to get thrashed in the elections  
   
4> 
_Ex:
to thrash the grain out of the wheat  
 
5> ,  ( -.);  (  
 . .)
_Ex:
to thrash at smth. with one's cane   -. 
_Ex:
to thrash at (against) the door   
_Ex:
to thrash the air with one's fists   (
) 
_Ex:
to thrash one's arms against one's body to keep warm 
  ,  
6> , , 
_Ex:
the rain thrashed the tops of the trees   
 
7> 
8> 
_Ex:
to thrash in bed with a high fever   () 
 
_Ex:
the big bronze propellers thrashed madly in reverse 
       

9> _.      
10> _.     
_Id:
to thrash (over) (old) straw   ; 
  

thrash about
1>   
_Ex:
the children thrashed about in the water  
 
2> 
_Ex:
the beast thrashed about blindly     

thrash out
1>  , ; ""
_Ex:
to thrash out a subject   

thrash over
1>   (-.),    
( -.)
_Ex:
to thrash over the evidence     
 

thrashel
1> _-. 

thrasher
1> 
2> _-. 
3> _.   (Alopias)

thrashing
1> , , 
_Ex:
to give smb. a sound thrashing  -.  
2> 
3> _.    ()

thrashing-floor
1> _-. , 

thrashing-machine, thrashing-mill
1> _-. 

thraso
1> _. 

thrasonic, thrasonical
1> _. 

thread
1> , 
_Ex:
strong thread  
_Ex:
gold thread  
_Ex:
sewing thread  
_Ex:
thread gloves  
2>  ; 
_Ex:
the thread of a story  
_Ex:
the thread of an argument  () , 

_Ex:
the thread of one's thoughts  
_Ex:
to lose the thread of smth.   (,
  . .)
_Ex:
to resume (to take up, to pick up) the thread of a
conversation  () 
_Ex:
to gather up the threads  
3> , ;    . .
_Ex:
grey threads of hair   , 

_Ex:
threads of a cobweb  
_Ex:
a thread of light  ();   
_Ex:
a thread of sand   
_Ex:
a thread of sound  ; 
_Ex:
threads of humour  
4> _. () 
5> _.  ()
6> _.  ()
7> _.  ()
8> _. 
_Id:
the thread of life  , 
_Id:
thread and thrum  ;    
_Id:
to hang by (on) a thread   , 
 
_Id:
to pick up the threads    
   (  ); 
 (      . .)
_Id:
worn to the last thread ; , 
_Id:
not to have a dry thread on   
_Id:
I haven't a thread fit to wear    
()
9>   (   . .)
_Ex:
to thread a needle    
_Ex:
to thread elastic through smth.   
 -.
10> 
_Ex:
to thread a hundred beads in a pattern   
() 
11>   ;  
12>   ( -.);   
13> ;  ;   
_Ex:
to thread the rock    ( )
_Ex:
a note of hope threaded the story   
 
14> ,    
_Ex:
to thread one's way through the crowd   
_Ex:
to thread one's way (one's course) through the forest
   
15> ,  
_Ex:
the path threads through the forest    
16> ; 
_Ex:
hair threaded with white   
17>  
_Ex:
cook the syrup until it threads     ,
    
18> _. , 
_Ex:
to thread a film into the camera   
19> _.  ()
_Id:
to thread the needle   ; 


thread chaser
1> _.  

thread mark
1>   (   . .)

thread--the-needle
1>   ,       

thread-cell
1> _.  

thread-drawing
1>   (   )

thread-gauge
1> _.  

thread-lace
1>   

thread-needle
1>  ( )

thread-paper
1>     
2>  , 
_Ex:
as thin as a thread-paper   

threadbare
1> , , 
_Ex:
threadbare clothes  
_Ex:
threadbare carpet  
2> , , ,  
_Ex:
threadbare argument  
_Ex:
threadbare joke  () 
_Ex:
threadbare theme  () 
_Ex:
threadbare story  
3> _.  ;   ; 
_Ex:
threadbare beggar ,   

threaded
1> 
2> _.  , 

threader
1>    
2>  
3> ,   

threadlike
1> ; 

Threadneedle Street
1> - (   )
_Id:
the Old Lady of (in) Threadneedle Street, the Old Woman of
Threadneedle Street  

threadworm
1> _.  (Enterobius vermicularis)

thready
1> , 
2> 
_Ex:
thready worms  
_Ex:
thready pulse _.  
3> ,  ( )
4>  ( )

threap
1> _. 
2> _. ,  ; , ,

3> _. , ; ,   

threat
1> 
_Ex:
idle threat  
_Ex:
threats and counterthreats  
_Ex:
threat of a veto  
_Ex:
to use (to utter) threats (against smb.)  (-.)
_Ex:
to answer threats with threats    
_Ex:
to carry out a threat    
2>  ; 
_Ex:
threat of war  () 
_Ex:
there's threat of a storm  () 
_Ex:
to pose a threat to the cause of peace  
  
_Ex:
povetry and disease are threats to society   
  
_Ex:
a still greater threat faces mankind  
  

threaten
1> , 
_Ex:
to threaten revenge  
_Ex:
to threaten smb. with punishment, to threaten to punish
smb.  -. 
_Ex:
to threaten smb. with one's fist  -. 
2> (into, out of)   -.
_Ex:
to threaten smb. into (adopting) the project  
 -.  
3> , 
_Ex:
do you mean to threaten ?       ?
_Ex:
the snake was hissing and threatening   
4>  
_Ex:
I don't threaten easly   ,   
;     
5> ,  ;   
_Ex:
the species threatened with extinction ,  
() ; ,    
() 
_Ex:
a flood threatened the city   
_Ex:
his "moods" threatened their peaceful life ()
      
_Ex:
a new war threatened   ()  
6>  (, )
_Ex:
the clouds threaten rain   
_Ex:
it threatens to rain  () 
_Ex:
the river threatened us with new dangers   
 
_Ex:
the situation threatens to become dangerous  
  ;    -

_Ex:
the candle threatened to go out , , -


threatened
1> ,  
_Ex:
the threatened strike didn't come about  
  
2>    ,   
(    . .)

threatening
1> , 
_Ex:
threatening letter  
_Ex:
threatening attitude  () 
_Ex:
the weather looks threatening      
_Ex:
he was not threatening enough and was refused  
  ,    
2> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
threatening sky  

three
1>  (; . figure of three)
2> ; ;      
_Ex:
there were three of them   
_Ex:
in threes   ( ), 
_Ex:
three of my friends   
3> _. 
_Ex:
three of a kind    
_Ex:
three of spades  
4>   ( )
_Ex:
he is three   
_Ex:
at three   ,   
_Ex:
a boy of three  
5>  
_Ex:
he will come at three    
_Ex:
the train leaves at three thirty (at half past three) 
   
6> _pl.  
7> _pl.    
_Id:
in three 
_Id:
to fold a sheet of paper in three    
_Id:
T. in One, One in T.  
8>  
_Ex:
three books  
_Ex:
three meals (daily)  
_Ex:
three twos are six   - 
_Ex:
three and three make six   ()  - 
_Ex:
every three months   
_Ex:
we were attacked by forces three times as great as ours 
       
_Ex:
three and a half   
_Ex:
at three o'clock   
_Ex:
she's three years old   
9> () , () 
_Ex:
Chapter three  
_Ex:
Room three  () 
_Ex:
I live at number three     () 
_Id:
three sheets in the wind _.  ;   
_Id:
three times three  

three balls
1> _. 

three pencents
1>   

three point landing
1>    ;    

three R's
1> _.  reading, 'riting, 'rithmetic)
_. _. , , 

three seater
1>    

three-act
1> 

three-address
1> _. 

three-axis
1> _. , 
2> 

three-bladed
1> 
_Ex:
three-bladed propeller  

three-cable
1> 

Three-Change-Three
1>    ( )

three-colour
1> 
2> _. 
_Ex:
three-colour process  

three-core
1> 
_Ex:
three-core cable  

three-corner
1>   , 
_Ex:
three-corner hat 
2> ()    ,   . .;
  
_Ex:
three-corner fight       ,
  (   
)
_Ex:
three-corner elections     ()

_Ex:
the race ended in a three-corner tie   
()    

three-cornered
1>   , 
_Ex:
three-cornered hat 
2> , , 
3> ()    ,   . .;
  
_Ex:
three-cornered fight       ,
  (   
)
_Ex:
three-cornered elections     ()

_Ex:
the race ended in a three-cornered tie   
()    

three-course
1>   
_Ex:
three-course meal    

three-D
1> , ,  
2> ; , 

three-decker
1>  
2> ;  
3> _.  
4>  
5>   

three-digit
1>  ( )

three-dimensional
1> , , ; 
_Ex:
three-dimensional curve  
_Ex:
three-dimensional film (movie)  
2> ,  ,  (  ,
); , ; 
3> , 
_Ex:
a three-dimensional study of the problem 
  ()

three-engined
1> 
_Ex:
three-engined aircraft  

three-farthing
1> , , ; 

three-farthings
1> .  .  .  . .: _.   (
)

three-field
1> _-. 
_Ex:
three-field system ,  

three-foot
1> 

three-halfpence
1>  

three-halfpenny
1>  
2>    

three-handed
1> 
2>     

