ticker tape
1> _.  
2> , 

ticker-tape parade
1> _.  ,  ; 
    (   
 )

ticket
1> 
_Ex:
railroad ticket  
_Ex:
through ticket   
_Ex:
concert ticket   
_Ex:
ticket of admittance, entrance ticket  
_Ex:
return ticket  
_Ex:
lottery ticket  
_Ex:
reader's ticket  
_Ex:
book of tickets   ()
_Ex:
season ticket  , 
_Ex:
ticket to the exhibition   
_Ex:
ticket window  
_Ex:
at military ticket windows   
_Ex:
to buy tickets ahead of line    
_Ex:
to take tickets for the opera    
_Ex:
to take one's ticket to London (for a London train) 
   (  )
_Ex:
to order (to reserve) a ticket  
_Ex:
to work out one's ticket     
_Ex:
to come with a Paris ticket   
_Ex:
your ticket is not valid   
_Ex:
they felt lucky if they landed tickets to see old movies 
  ,     
 
2> 
_Ex:
price ticket   , 
3> ; ; , 
_Ex:
cloak-room ticket   
_Ex:
left-luggage ticket    (  )
_Ex:
to give smb. a ticket  -. 
4> , , 
_Ex:
member's ticket  
_Ex:
ticket of leave    
  ()
_Ex:
this is a ticket to a good job _.    
 
5> _. _.     
_Ex:
to get one's ticket  ;  
6> _.  
7>  (  )
8> _.       
 (. traffic ticket)
_Ex:
parking ticket       

_Ex:
a ticket for speeding     

_Ex:
to give smb. a ticket  -.   
    
_Ex:
to get (to collect) a ticket   
9> _.    
_Ex:
general ticket  
_Ex:
mixed ticket      
 
_Ex:
national ticket      
-
_Ex:
to vote a ticket   (  ) 
_Ex:
to vote the straight ticket     (
  )
_Ex:
to vote a split ticket, to split a ticket   
() 
_Ex:
to be ahead one's ticket   
    
_Ex:
to carry a ticket   
10> _. ,   
_Ex:
the Tory ticket   
11> , 
12> ; 
_Ex:
to write one's own ticket   , 
  
_Ex:
graduates are writing their own job tickets  
     
13> _. 
14> _.    
_Id:
the ticket ,  ; " "; " "
_Id:
that's the ticket ;   ,  
_Id:
not (quite) the ticket   
_Id:
the proper ticket , 
_Id:
to work one's ticket _.    ;
, 
_Id:
to get tickets on oneself      
15>  ,  
_Ex:
goods ticketed with their prices   
16> ,  
_Ex:
he was ticketed as unreliable    
 
17> _.  ;  
_Ex:
the booking-office tickets from ten   
 
18> _.       
 

ticket collector
1> 

ticket inspector
1> 

ticket scalper
1> _. _.   

ticket skinner
1> _. _.   

ticket taker
1> _. 
_Ex:
a ticket taker at the door of a movie theatre 
 

ticket-day
1> _.       

ticket-night
1> _. ,     
     
 

ticket-of-leave man
1>   

ticket-porter
1>    ( )

ticket-punch
1> _-. 

ticket-writer
1>  (   . .)

tickey
1> _-.  

tickicide
1> _-.   

ticking
1>  ()

tickle
1> ;  
_Ex:
he had a tickle in the throat     
_Ex:
to give smb. a tickle  -.
2> _.     , ""
( )
3>  
_Ex:
the dinner was a tickle of the palate   , 
 
4> _. , 
5> _. , , ;  
 
6> _. , 
7> _. , 
8> _. ; , 
9> _.  ( )
10> ; 
_Ex:
to tickle smb. with a straw () -. 
_Ex:
don't tickle me   
11> ;  
_Ex:
my nose tickles     
12> ; , 
_Ex:
the story tickled me    
_Ex:
to tickle smb. to death  -.  
13>  ; 
_Ex:
to tickle one's palate    
_Ex:
to tickle one's ears  
_Ex:
to tickle the ear  (-.),  (-.)
_Ex:
to tickle smb.'s palm  -. ,  -.
_Ex:
to tickle smb. to death  -.   
_Ex:
to tickle smb. with a satirical poem  -. 
 
_Ex:
you tickle her fancy    
_Ex:
it tickled me to hear the news    
 
_Ex:
it tickled his vanity    ( )
_Ex:
the idea of danger tickled his nerves   
  
_Ex:
he was highly tickled at the idea     
 (  )
_Ex:
the idea tickled his heart     
 
14>   (-.)
_Ex:
to tickle the strings of a guitar   
15>  ()  (  )
16> (out, of, into)   -.  
_Ex:
he tickled the pup out of the corner   ,
     
_Ex:
to tickle smb. into the grave  -.  
_Id:
to tickle smb. with the birch  -.  
_Id:
to be tickled pink   ,  

tickle up
1>  (-.  -.)

tickler
1> ,  ;  
2> , 
3>  ( )
4> _.   (. memory tickler)
5> _.  
6> _.     (. tickler coil)

tickling
1> 

ticklish
1>  ,   
_Ex:
ticklish person ,  
_Ex:
the bottoms of the feet are ticklish   
 
2> , , 
_Ex:
ticklish situation  
_Ex:
ticklish essays  
_Ex:
the whole thing is very ticklish   
 ( )
3> , , 
_Ex:
ticklish basis  () 
_Ex:
the boat is ticklish  
_Ex:
such friendship is ticklish   
4> , 
_Ex:
ticklish person  
_Ex:
he is ticklish on those points    
    

tickly
1>  ,   
_Ex:
tickly person ,  
_Ex:
the bottoms of the feet are tickly   
 
2> , , 
_Ex:
tickly situation  
_Ex:
tickly essays  
_Ex:
the whole thing is very tickly   
 ( )
3> , , 
_Ex:
tickly basis  () 
_Ex:
the boat is tickly  
_Ex:
such friendship is tickly   
4> , 
_Ex:
tickly person  
_Ex:
he is tickly on those points    
    

ticky
1> _-.  

ticky-tack
1> _.    (.  )

ticky-tacky
1> _. _.  , . 
2> , ,   

_Ex:
ticky-tacky apartment    

tidal
1>     ; -
_Ex:
tidal basin  
_Ex:
tidal river   (     )
2>    
_Ex:
tidal current (stream) - 
_Ex:
tidal motor ,      
_Ex:
tidal waters  
_Ex:
tidal wave  
_Ex:
tidal power station _.  
3>      
_Ex:
tidal islands  () 
4>    ;   

_Ex:
tidal alarm  
_Ex:
tidal harbour ,      
_Ex:
tidal clock (watch) ,     
_Ex:
tidal day     
_Id:
tidal air (breath) _.  , 
  
_Id:
tidal breathing   
_Id:
tidal wave    (, 
 . .);  ; _. _. 
 ,    
_Id:
a tidal wave of popular indignation   


tidal flow
1> " " ( , 
  )

tidbit
1> _.  ,  
_Ex:
to eat one's tidbit last     
2> _.  

tiddler
1>  ()
2>  ,  
3> ,  ( , . )

tiddly
1> _. " ", " "; 
2> _. ;  ( )

tiddlywinks
1>   

tide
1>    
_Ex:
flowing (high, rising, flood) tide ,  ;
-. 
_Ex:
low (ebb) tide ,  
_Ex:
the rise of the tide 
_Ex:
at high tide   ;  ,  
  
_Ex:
leeward tide    
_Ex:
neap tide  ,  
_Ex:
tide day   (= 24  51 )
_Ex:
tide pool ,  
_Ex:
the tide had not come yet    
_Ex:
the tide is coming in  
2> _.      
_Ex:
tide's work ,     
 
3> _pl. 
_Ex:
the tides of air  
4> 
_Ex:
the tide of prejudice  
_Ex:
a rising tide of interest  ,  

_Ex:
the high tide of fortune   
_Ex:
the tide of enthusiasm waned     
5> , 
_Ex:
sluggish tide  
6> ,  
_Ex:
the tide of life  
_Ex:
the tide of battle _. _.   ;
 
_Ex:
against the tide  
_Ex:
to do with the tide   
_Ex:
the stem the tide ;  
_Ex:
to go (to row, to swim) against the tide   
_Ex:
to turn the tide   
_Ex:
to turn the tide of battle   
_Ex:
the tide turns    
_Ex:
the turn of the tide ,  ( )
7> 
8> 
9> _.  ; ; 
10> _. , 
_Id:
time and tide wait for no man   
_Id:
to roar double tides  
_Id:
to work double tides    ,  
 
_Id:
to take the tide at the flood   
()
11>    (. to tide it)
_Ex:
to tide (it) up further with the flood   
   
12>   
_Ex:
to tide smth. up the river  -.   
13> 
_Ex:
a flow of animal spirits tided (off) the boredom 
   (  ) 
14> _. , 
_Ex:
tide what may    

tide in
1>  (   . .)   ,  

tide out
1>  (   . .)   ,  

tide over
1> 
_Ex:
to tide over a difficulty  
_Ex:
to tide over the business (. to tide it over) 
 
_Ex:
the money tided us over this winter     (-)
 () 

tide pole
1> ; 

tide-boat
1>  ,    

tide-gate
1> _.    
2> _.      -


tide-gauge
1> _. , , 

tide-lock
1>  

tide-mark
1>    
2>   ,     

tide-mill
1>  ,      

tide-rip
1> _. ; 
2>  

tide-river
1> river   (     )

tide-rode
1> _.       
( )

tide-table
1>      

tide-water
1>  
2> _.  ,   
 
3> _.  

tide-wave
1>  

tide-work
1> ,    

tideland
1> _. ,    

tideland oil
1> _. _.  

tideless
1>      
_Ex:
the Mediterranean is a tideless sea    
  

tiderace
1>  

tideway
1>  
2> , 
_Ex:
in the tideway of smth.   -.;  

3>      
4> _.  - ; ,
   

tidewheel
1> - 

tidily
1>   . (. tidy)
_Ex:
tidily dressed  
_Ex:
everything was tidily arranged     ,
   

tidiness
1> , 

tidings
1> .  .  .  . .: _. ; ; 
_Ex:
good (glad) tidings  ,  
_Ex:
evil tidings  
_Ex:
to bear evil tidings   
2> _. , 

tidy
1> , ; 
_Ex:
tidy person  
_Ex:
tidy room  
_Ex:
I must make myself tidy      
_Ex:
she keeps her house tidy     

2> _. ; , 
_Ex:
tidy sum (penny)  () 
_Ex:
tidy income  
_Ex:
tidy chap  
_Ex:
tidy shot  () 
_Ex:
tidy walk  
_Ex:
tidy load  
_Ex:
he did a tidy bit   
_Ex:
he has made a tidy success of his venture  
  
3> _.   ;   , ,
; , 
_Ex:
tidy farm  ,  
_Ex:
I am feeling pretty tidy    
4>  . . .: , 
5> (. tidy up) ,   
_Ex:
to tidy a room  
_Ex:
to tidy the papers on the desk    
_Ex:
to tidy a garden    
_Ex:
to tidy one's hair   ()
_Ex:
to tidy one's dress  
_Ex:
to tidy oneself      ( )
6> 
7> ,    (. tidy up)
_Ex:
everything was tidied from the table     ,
  
8>      
9>  (   ,  )
10> _.  

tidy away
1> ;   
_Ex:
to tidy away the books  

tie
1> , , ; , ; ; 
_Ex:
the dog broke its tie    
2> . _pl. ; 
_Ex:
the ties of friendship  
_Ex:
the ties of blood, blood ties  ,  

_Ex:
family ties  
_Ex:
the silken tie    
_Ex:
to break a tie of smth.   -.
3> , 
_Ex:
the ties of patriotism  
_Ex:
the ties of moral duty  
_Ex:
a man free from bonds and ties ,   

_Ex:
I was under the tie of secrecy     
4> 
_Ex:
the dog was rather a tie   ,   
 
_Ex:
the children are a great tie on her    
5>    ()
6> 
_Ex:
four-in-hand tie -
_Ex:
to loosen one's tie  
7> _. 
_Ex:
to count (to hit) the ties _.   
8> _pl. _.    
9> _.  ; ,   
   
_Ex:
to end in a tie  
10> _.     ;
  ( )
_Ex:
tie breaker  
_Ex:
to play (to shoot) off a tie   
11> _. ,  
12> _. () 
13> _. 
14> _.  ; 
_Id:
black tie _. 
_Id:
white tie _. 
_Id:
the old school tie ,  ; 
15> , 
_Ex:
to tie a horse to a tree    
_Ex:
to tie smth. in a bunch  -.  
_Ex:
to tie smb.'s hands  -.  (. .)
16> 
_Ex:
to tie the package  
_Ex:
to tie an artery _.  
17> 
_Ex:
to tie a ribbon in the hair    
18>  
_Ex:
to tie the (marriage, nuptial) knot   ,

19> . _p-p. , 
_Ex:
to be tied to the mainland by an isthmus   
 
20> ;  (); ; 
_Ex:
to tie the legs of a table  ()  
_Ex:
to tie a bonnet  
_Ex:
to tie one's shoes  
_Ex:
to tie a piece of ribbon into a knot   
_Ex:
to tie the string tighter  
21> , 
_Ex:
the band ties in front   
_Ex:
the rope won't tie    
22>   ; ; , 
_Ex:
tied to (for) time  () 
_Ex:
to tie smb. to secrecy   -.  
_Ex:
the garden ties him very much    
23>  
_Ex:
I shan't tie you too rigidly      
 
24> ; 
_Ex:
the wood ties the saw   ,  
 
_Ex:
he was tied by illness to his bed     
_Ex:
he is tied to the job    , -  
   
25> _.  ( )
26> _. _. ; 
_Ex:
the fact ties to no other       
27> (to) _. _.  ( -., -.)
_Ex:
he wants smb. to tie to   
28> (into) _. _.  (-.); 
( -.)
_Ex:
on the following day we tied into it again   
    
29> (into) _.  ( -.),  
(-.)
30>    
_Ex:
to two parties tied      
31> _.  ;  ;   
 ( )
_Ex:
to tie with smb.    -.
_Ex:
to tie with smb. for the first place   -. 
  
_Ex:
the two teams tied   
32>  ()
_Ex:
to tie the score  ;  
33> _.   , 
34> _.  
_Ex:
to tie a railroad track    

35> _.  -. ;  - 
_Ex:
he borrows my car and thinks he's done me a favour. Can you
tie that?      ,  
 .  -  ? (, ?,
   ?)
_Id:
to tie oneself in(to) knots   
_Id:
to tie smb.'s tongue  -. 
_Id:
to tie smb. hand and foot, to tie smb. neck and heels
 -.    
_Id:
to ride and       (
 ,   )
_Id:
to tie smb. by the leg _.  -.

tie down
1> 
_Ex:
to tie down a dog    
2> , 
_Ex:
to be tied down by rules   
_Ex:
tie him down to facts     (
)
_Ex:
she is tied down by her home and children   
  ()    

tie in
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
to tie in with the main circuit _.   
3> ,  
_Ex:
how does that statement tie in with what you said
yesterday?       , 
  ?
4>  (-. )    
  ;   ,  
  

tie on
1>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to tie smth. on with a string  -. 
_Id:
tie one on _. , , ;  

tie up
1> , , 
_Ex:
to tie up a parcel  
_Ex:
to tie up one's head  
_Ex:
to tie up one's luggage  
2> 
_Ex:
the horse is tied up  
3> ,  
_Ex:
to tie up one thing with another    
_Ex:
I tried to tie up all those events    
   
4> , 
_Ex:
that ties up with what I was saying    ,
  
5> (with)   ( -.),  ( -.);
 
_Ex:
to tie up with an advertising campaign   
  -.
6> 
_Ex:
to tie up a deal  
_Ex:
to tie up a contract with smb.    -.
7> _.  , 
_Ex:
I got tied up  ;     
8> , ; 
_Ex:
he was tied up by his father's will   
   
9> . _p-p.   ,   
 (  )
_Ex:
I can't come tomorrow, I'm all tied up    
, ( )     
10> ;  ,
; , ,   
_Ex:
to tie up money  
_Ex:
to tie up property    

_Ex:
since his money was tied up in other investments he couldn't
buy those stocks      ,   
    
11>    -. ( ,   )
_Ex:
to tie up one's money in land    
12> , , 
_Ex:
to tie up traffic   
_Ex:
they've tied us up for these two weeks -    
       (  
)
13> _. 
_Ex:
the ship was tied up to the bank   
14> _. 
_Ex:
at night every steamer ties up    
_Id:
to tie oneself up in(to) knots   
_Id:
to tie smb. up in knots  -.  
;
pass     -.
_Id:
I'll tie you up in knots    ,    
 

tie-bar
1> _.  ; 
2> _. ;  

tie-beam
1> _.  ,  

tie-block
1> _. -

tie-bolt
1> _.    

tie-in
1>  
_Ex:
to force as tie-ins    

_Ex:
shorts were forced as tie-ins with feature films
   ()   
 
2>   ;   

_Ex:
tie-in sale  -.  
3> _. , 
_Ex:
police suspected a tie-in between the murder and the narcotics
traffic  ,     ()
   

tie-knot
1> 

tie-line
1> _.  

tie-on
1> ,    , 
 . . (   . .)

tie-pin
1>   

tie-plate
1> _.  ;  
2> _. ;  

tie-rod
1> _.   
2> _. ; ;  

tie-shooting
1> _.   ( )

tie-string
1> , 

tie-up
1> _. ,  (,   . .)
2> _.  ; 
3> _. _. ; 
_Ex:
there is no tie-up between the two firms    
   
4> , 
_Ex:
tie-up forces _.  
5> _. _.       
  
6> _.    
7> _. 
8> _. ;   ; 

tie-vote
1>   

tie-wig
1> _. ,   

tieback
1>  ()
2>  

tieclasp
1>   

tieclip
1>   

tied aid
1> _.  

tied assistance
1> _.  

tied cottage
1>   (  
   )

tied house
1>   (  
   )
2>    ,   
     

tier
1> _.  
_Ex:
tier at a shop   
_Ex:
the church is the tier of the marriage bond  
 
2> , 
_Ex:
silk tiers  
_Ex:
strong tiers  
3> , 
_Ex:
three tiers of shelves   
_Ex:
arranged tier upon tier    
_Ex:
to arrange in tiers    
_Ex:
to rise (to stand) in tiers  
4> ; 
_Ex:
the lowest tier of society   
5> _.   (    )
6> _.   (     )
7>  ()
_Ex:
cable tier  
8> _.   
9> (. tier up)  ;    

tierce
1> ,   ()
_Ex:
a thrust in the tierce   
2>  (  42 )
_Ex:
tierce of wine  
_Ex:
tierce of salt beef  
3> _. ,    
_Ex:
tierce major     
_Ex:
tierce to a king ,     

4> _.  ()    

tierced
1> _.      ( )

tiercel, tiercet
1>  
2> _. ; 
3> _. 

tiers etat
1> _.  

tiff
1> 
_Ex:
small tiff  
_Ex:
to have a tiff 
_Ex:
we had a violent tiff   
2> _.  ,  
_Ex:
to be in a tiff 
3> (with) 
4> (at) 
5> _. ;  
6> _.   , 
7> _. 
_Ex:
they tiffed at a tea-house in the village  
  
8>  
_Ex:
I'll tiff them    ()

tiffany
1> _.  , 
_Ex:
tiffany natures _.  () 
2> ,    

tiffin
1> _. () 
_Ex:
tiffin table   
_Ex:
tiffin time  
_Ex:
to take tiffin 
_Ex:
after tiffin  
2> _. 
_Ex:
they tiffined at a tea-house in the village  
  
3>  
_Ex:
I'll tiffin them    ()

tig
1> 
2>   
_Ex:
to play (at) tig   
3> _. ; 
_Ex:
to be in a tig   ; 
4> 
5> 
6> 

tige
1> _. _.  
2> _. _. 

tiger
1> _.  (Tigris tigris)
_Ex:
red tiger , 
_Ex:
Bengal tiger  
_Ex:
sabre-toothed tiger  
_Ex:
paper tiger _.  
_Ex:
the tiger of the sea _.  , 
_Ex:
to work like a tiger   
2> ,  
3> 
_Ex:
to rouse the tiger in smb.    -.
4>    
5> ,    ;  

6> _. _.  ,   (
. rabbit)
7>  ; , 
8> _. _.      ""
_Ex:
three cheers and a tiger - 
9> _. _.  ( )
10> _. _.  tiger-moth, tiger-shark  . .
11> _.  
_Id:
blind tiger _. _.    

_Id:
to buck (to fight) the tiger  -;  
_Id:
to ride a tiger   ;   

