betid
1> _p.  _p-p.  betide

betide
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
whate'er betide    
_Ex:
woe betide you if... _.  , ...

betime
1> _. , 

betimes
1> , 
2> 
3> 
_Ex:
to rise betimes   ()

betoken
1> _. ,  
_Ex:
his smile betokened his satisfaction   ,
  
2> _. , , 
_Ex:
that betokens no good to me     


beton
1> _. 

betony
1> _. 

betook
1> _p.  betake

betoss
1> , , 

betray
1> ,  ,  
2> 
_Ex:
to betray oneself  ,   ;
 
_Ex:
his voice betrayed him   
_Ex:
his mistakes betrayed his lack of education  
   
_Ex:
his face betrays his fear     
_Ex:
he betrayed his ignorance    
3> ;   (, )
_Ex:
he betrayed my trust in him    
_Ex:
my judgement would not betray me    
;      
4> , 

betrayal
1> , 
2>  (-)
_Ex:
this statement was a betrayal of his ignorance on the subject
        

betrayer
1> 

betrim
1> _. 

betroth
1> , 
_Ex:
to betroth oneself to smb.   -
_Ex:
she is betrothed to him    

betrothal
1> , 

betrothed
1> ; ;     
2> 
_Ex:
the betrothed pair   

betta
1> _.   (Betta splendens)

better
1>  
2> ; 
_Ex:
one's betters   ,  ; 
_Ex:
to change for the better   
_Id:
to think the better of smb     -
_Id:
for better or worse     ,   
 
3> ; 
_Ex:
one's better feelings  
4>  ,  
_Ex:
you are a better man for this job than I am  
   ,  
5> 
_Ex:
I am better today   
_Ex:
are you feeling any better?    ?
6> 
_Ex:
the better part of smth.   -, 
_Ex:
I haven't been there for the better part of twenty years 
     
_Id:
better sort  
_Id:
no better than   
_Id:
to do better than one's word   
_Id:
no better than she should be _.   
 
7> 
_Ex:
he does it better than I do     
8>   ; 
_Ex:
I like him better than his brother    ,
  
_Ex:
better than a pound  
9> ; ; 
_Ex:
he is better loved than ever   ,  -
_Ex:
to be better off   ()
_Ex:
he is better off now that he has a new job .  
  ,   
_Ex:
to go one better 
_Ex:
he tried to go us one better by bidding twice as much for
it    ,   
_Id:
to think better of smth. ,  
_Id:
I know better   
_Id:
better late than never  ,  
_Id:
the sooner the better  ,  
10> ; ; 
_Ex:
he never bettered his earlier works    
  
11> ; 
_Ex:
the situation has bettered since yesterday  
  
12>  ;  ( )
_Ex:
in a few years he had bettered himself considerably by
his talents and industry     
 
13>      
14> , 
_Ex:
the other classes cannot better our grades   
    

better half
1>  , 

better-known
1>  ; 

better-off
1> () ; 

better-to-do
1> () ; 

betterment
1> , ; 
_Ex:
betterment of land _-. 
2> _.  
3> _. 

betting
1> , ;  

bettor
1>  

betty
1>   (  )
2>     

Betty lamp
1>   (  )

between
1> -,   
2>    
3> 
_Ex:
he separated them by rushing between   , 
 
_Ex:
to go between    
_Ex:
the space between  
4>         -
: ; 
_Ex:
there was a table between the door and the window 
    
_Ex:
the river flows between wooded banks   
 
_Ex:
I don't want to stand between them     
;     
_Ex:
between two fires _.   
5>   -      
_Ex:
a train between Moscow and Leningrad   
 
_Ex:
a road runs between the two cities    

6>      - 
 
_Ex:
between 1941 and 1945  1941  1945 .
_Ex:
it happened between one and two    
 
_Ex:
we went out between the acts    
7>    , ,
 ;
( ) 
_Ex:
between five and six miles away   - 
_Ex:
it weighs between 50 and 60 kilos   50-60 
_Ex:
it is something between an armchair and a sofa  
    
8>   , ,  
_Ex:
ageeement between two countries   

_Ex:
a marriage between Mr. A. and Mrs. B.   
.   .
_Ex:
a look passed between them   
_Ex:
there was great friendship between them   

_Ex:
there was no love lost between them    
 
_Ex:
between ourselves, between you and me  ,
,  
9>    -  - 
_Ex:
divide it between the two children   
 
10>     
_Ex:
let us do it between us   
_Ex:
they landed the fish between them     
_Ex:
they dragged the boat out between them  
  
11>      
_Ex:
they had 50 rubles between them    50   
12>      
_Ex:
there is not mush resemblance between them   

_Ex:
what's the difference between this and that?  
   ?
_Ex:
choose between them  - 
13>      
-
_Ex:
between her job and studies she has no time for fun -
         
14>  :
_Ex:
as between _.   
_Ex:
as between sellers and buyers    
 
_Ex:
in between   ;  (-);
 (-)

between-girl
1> _.    ;  
"" 

between-maid
1> _.    ;  
 

betweenbrain
1> _.  

betweentimes
1> ,   ,  

betweenwhiles
1> ,   ,  

betwixt
1> _. 
_Ex:
betwixt and between _.    
2> _. = between

bevatron
1> _. ,  

bevel
1> _. , ,  ( )
2> _. 
3> , 
_Ex:
bevel edge _.  , 
4> ,  ;  

bevel gear
1> ()   

bevel square
1> ,  

bevel-pinion
1> ()   

bevelling
1> _.  

beverage
1> , 

bevy
1> ,  ( )
2> ,  (- )
3>  ()  

bewail
1> ; ; ; ; 
_Ex:
to bewail the death of a friend    
_Ex:
to bewail the fact   
_Ex:
he was bewailing his failure in the examination  
     

beware
1> , 
_Ex: "beware of the dog!" ",  !",
" "!
_Ex: "beware of pickpockets!" "
!" ()
_Ex:
tell him to beware of strangers  ,  
  
_Ex:
beware lest..., beware that... not ,  ...;
_Ex:
beware the fury of a patient man     

beweep
1> _. 

bewept
1> _p.  _p-p.  beweep

bewhiskered
1> 
2> ;  
_Ex:
the bewhiskered notion that the common toad causes warts
   ,    

bewigged
1>  

bewilder
1> , ,   ;  
;   
_Ex:
he looked bewildered     
_Ex:
to bewilder smb. with a question  - 

bewildered
1> , ;   

bewilderment
1> , 
2> , , 

bewitch
1> , 
2> , , 

bewitched
1> 
2> 

bewitchery
1> 
2> , , 

bewitchment
1> 
2> , , 

bewray
1> _.  ; ; 

bewrite
1> _. 
_Ex:
I have been more bewritten than any man since Byron  
 ,   -   

bewritten
1> _p-p.  bewrite

bewrote
1> _p.  bewrite

bey
1> _. 

beyond
1>  
_Ex:
what can we know of the beyond?     
?
_Id:
the back of beyond   , ,  
_Id:
she lives at the back of beyond     
2> ,  
_Ex:
the ocean and the lands beyond   ,   
_Ex:
in the days of Byron and beyond     

3> ; ,  
_Ex:
beyond were the hills   
4> _.  
5>    ,    
_Ex:
beyond the river  
_Ex:
beyond the horizon  
_Ex:
beyond the seas  
_Ex:
the house is beyond the club    
_Ex:
beyond this country    
_Ex:
he could not be heard beyond the second row   
   
6>     ,  
_Ex:
don't stay out beyond nine o'clock   ()
  
7>     , ,  - ,
, 
_Ex:
beyond one's reach  
_Ex:
beyond belief ;
_Ex:
beyond compare   
_Ex:
beyond doubt , 
_Ex:
beyond all question   
_Ex:
beyond expression 
_Ex:
beyond one's grasp 
_Ex:
beyond hope 
_Ex:
beyond the mark  ;   
_Ex:
beyond measure  ; 
_Ex:
beyond the scope  ,   (,
)
_Ex:
beyond repair   
_Ex:
beyond cure 
_Ex:
beyond endurance , 
_Ex:
it is beyond a joke   
_Ex:
the price was beyond what he could pay    
 
_Ex:
Tom is far beyond his brother in physics   
 ,   
_Ex:
this is beyond my understanding    
_Ex:
to live beyond one's income    
_Ex:
to go beyond one's authority  
_Ex:
it is beyond my powers     
_Ex:
it is beyond all praise    
_Ex:
he is beyond recovery  ,   
8>    - , 
, , ; 
_Ex:
he said nothing beyond what we already knew   
 ; ,   ,    
 
_Ex:
is there any hotel beyond this?   ,
 ?

bezant
1> _.  ( )
2> _.    
3> _.    (,   
   )

bezazz
1> ,  , 
_Ex:
he's got bezazz   

bezel
1>   
2>   
3>  (     )
4> ,     
5>    ( )
6> _. ,    

bezique
1>  ( )

bezoar
1> _.   (  )

bezonian
1> _. 

bhang
1> , 

bi
1> _. _.  bisexual

bi-
1>     ( -
)   , 
_Ex:
bifocal 
_Ex:
bilateral 
_Ex:
bilingual 
_Ex:
bivalve 
_Ex:
biaxial 
_Ex:
biconvex 
_Ex:
binaural  (  )
_Ex:
bicycle 
_Ex:
bicarbonate 
_Ex:
biplane 
_Ex:
bisect  

bi-level
1> "   ", ,    
  (    )

bi-swing
1>      ( , )

Biafran
1>    

bial
1> , , , 
2>    
_Ex:
to cut on the bial    
3> , ,  
_Ex:
political bial  
_Ex:
racial bial  
_Ex:
with considerable bial   
_Ex:
without bial  
_Ex:
lack of bial ,  
_Ex:
bial against smth., smb   -, -
_Ex:
bial towards smth., smb.    -,
-
_Ex:
to have a bial towards smth.    -
_Ex:
to be free from bial  
4> , 
5> _. .  
6> _.  ;  
7> _. ; ,  
_Ex:
bial in sampling   ( )
_Ex:
bial sampling  
8>     ( 
   )
9>   
10> . ,    
_Ex:
bial binding   (  )
11> ,   ,  
_Ex:
to cut bial   
12> _. ; 
13> , ;    
_Ex:
to bial smb favourably   
_Ex:
to bial smb.'s opinion    - 
_Ex:
to be bial(s)ed by interest  
 ( )

biangular
1> _. 

biannual
1> ;       

bias tire
1> _.    

bias-ply tire
1> _.    

biased
1> , 
2> _. , ; 
 (  )
_Ex:
biased coins  
_Ex:
biased estimate  
3> _. , 
4>      (-) 
_Ex:
theoretically biased   

biathlete
1> 

biathlon
1> _. ,  

biaxial
1> 

bib
1>  
2>   
3> _. , 

bib and tucker
1> _. , 
_Ex:
best bib and tucker  

bib overalls
1>   , 

bibacious
1> _. 
_Ex:
bibacious nose   
2> _. 

bibation
1> 
2>  ()

bibb
1> , , 

bibber
1> , 

bibcock
1>    

bibelot
1> 
2>  

Bible
1> 
2>  
3>  , 
_Ex:
this dictionary should be your Bible when studying English
        
4>  

Bible Belt
1> _.  ,   (   
  )

Bible paper
1> _. ,    

Bible-Christian
1>  
2>    (  1815 .)

Bible-clerk
1> ,       
 (   )

Bible-oath
1> ,   

biblic, biblical
1> 

biblicism
1>    
2>  

biblio-
1>         ,
:
_Ex:
bibliology 
_Ex:
bibliognost , 
_Ex:
bibliopegy  

