toll-free
1>   , 
2>   , 

tollable
1>  

tollage
1> ; , . 
2>  , 

tollbooth
1> _.  

toller
1> 
2> 

tolley
1>      

tollgate
1> ,  (  )

tollgatherer
1> _.  

tollhouse
1>   ,      

tollkeeper
1>     (   . .);  
  

tollman
1>  

tollway
1>  () 

tolly
1> _. _. 

Tolstoyan
1>  (   )

tolu tree
1> _.   (Myroxylon balsamum)

toluene
1> _. 

Tom
1> ,  
2> (t.)  ()   
_Id:
Tom o'Bedlam 
_Id:
Tom Farthing , 
_Id:
Tom Tyler  () ; , 
   
_Id:
Tom Dick and Harry , ;  ;
,  
_Id:
to be hail-fellow-well-met with Tom, Dick and Harry 
    (  )
_Id:
Tom Thumb   ; , ;
_. , 
_Id:
Tom Long  
_Id:
Old Tom _.  
_Id:
Tom Collins _.     
      
_Id:
Tom Tiddler's ground    ( "");
  ;  ;  

Tom and Jerry
1> _.  ,  
_Ex:
Tom and Jerry shop , 

Tom Jones
1> _.   (  . " 
, )
2>  

tom-
1>    -     
_Ex:
tom-cat 
_Ex:
tom-turkey 

tom-noddy
1> , 

tom-tom
1> _. ; 

tomahawk
1> 
_Id:
to bury (to lay aside) the tomahawk  
,  
_Id:
to dig up (to raise, to take up) the tomahawk  
 ()
2> ,  
3> ,  
4> _.    

toman
1> _.  ( )
2> _. _.   10000 

tomato
1> _. ,  (Lycopersicum gen.)
_Ex:
tomato sauce  
_Ex:
tomato juice  
_Ex:
tomato ketchup  
2> _. _. "" ( ); "", 

tomb
1> 
_Ex:
T. of the Unknown Soldier   
_Ex:
to rifle a tomb    
2>  
3> ; ; 
_Ex:
royal tomb  ,  
4> (the tomb) 
_Ex:
life beyond the tomb   
_Ex:
to go down into the tomb   , 
_Ex:
the Tombs    -
5> ,   
6>  

tombac
1> 

tomback
1> 

tombak
1> 

tombless
1> , 

tombola
1>  (   )

tombolo
1>  

tomboy
1> -   
_Ex:
she's a real tomboy     ,  
 

tombstone
1>  ;  

tomcat
1> 

tomcod
1> _.   (Sebastodes paucipinis)
2> _.  (Microgadus)

tome
1> 
2> , .  (), 
_Ex:
theoretocal tomes  

tomentose
1> _.  , 

tomentous
1> _.  , 

tomentum
1> _.  (   )

tomfool
1> ; 
_Ex:
tomfool costume  
_Ex:
tomfool speech  () 
2> ,  

tomfoolery
1> , ; 
2> , 

Tomism
1> _.  

tommy
1> (. T.) ,  (  ;
. T.Atkins)
2> _. ,     
_Ex:
tommy system    
3> _. , 
4> _. 
_Ex:
soft tommy  
_Ex:
brown tommy  
5> _. , 
6> _.  ()
7>  

tommy-bar
1> _. 

tommy-gun
1> _. _. _. , - 

tommy-gunner
1> _. _. _. 

tommy-shop
1> _. ,      
 ; ,   

tommyrot
1> _.  , , 

tomogram
1> _. 

tomograph
1> _. 

tomography
1> _. ,   (.  )
_Ex:
computerized tomography  

tomorrow
1>  
_Ex:
tomorrow will be Sunday  
_Ex:
till tomorrow  
_Ex:
for tomorrow  
_Ex:
the day after tomorrow 
_Ex: ! tomorrow's paper  
2> 
_Ex:
tomorrow is with us   
_Ex:
the citizens of tomorrow   ( )
_Ex:
who knows what tomorrow holds?  ,    
?;     ?
_Id:
tomorrow is a new (another) day   ; 
 ;    ;    
_Id:
tomorrow come never    ;  

_Id:
never put off till tomorrow what you can do today _. 
   ,    
3> 
_Ex:
tomorrow morning  
_Ex:
tomorrow week   
_Ex:
it will rain tomorrow   
_Ex:
see you tomorrow  

tomtit
1> 
2>  (    )

ton
1> 
_Ex:
metric ton  
_Ex:
displacement ton _.  
_Ex:
freight ton _.  () 
_Ex:
register ton _.  
_Ex:
ton burden  ;  
_Ex:
about a ton  
_Ex:
to weight a ton  
2> _.   
_Ex:
this suitcase weighs a ton    , 
   
3> . _pl. ; 
_Ex:
tons of money  ;  
_Ex:
tons of people  
_Ex:
tons of time  
_Ex:
tons of equipment  
4> , 
5>  ; 
6> _.     (.  )
7> _.   

ton-mile
1> -

ton-mileage
1>   -

ton-up
1> _.   100    ( );
 ( )   
2> _. , , 
_Ex:
ton-up boy -

tonal
1> _. 
2> ,      
 

tonal centre
1> _. 

tonality
1> _. 

tonally
1>    
2> 

tone
1> ; 
_Ex:
low tone  
_Ex:
harsh tone  
_Ex:
heart tones  
2>  ,  , , 
_Ex:
angry tone  
_Ex:
a tone of entreaty   ()
_Ex:
a tone of contempt  
_Ex:
in a wounded tone (of voice)  
_Ex:
to speak in an impatient tone  
_Ex:
to raise the tone of one's voice  
_Ex:
to change one's tone  
3> , 
_Ex:
the tone of a letter  () 
_Ex:
the tone of a conversation  () 
_Ex:
to give tone to, to set the tone  ,
 
_Ex:
an epigraph from Hardy sets the tone   
 ()  ()
_Ex:
there is a satiric tone to the book   
 
4>  , 
_Ex:
a school with a good, healthy tone ,  
,  
_Ex:
the house has a conservative tone    

_Ex:
a tone of quiet elegance prevails in her house    
    
5> , 
6> _. , 
_Ex:
whole tone  
_Ex:
quarter tone  
_Ex:
clean tone   ()
_Ex:
tone quality  ( )
_Ex:
the piano has an excellent tone   ,
   
_Ex:
do you like the tone of the radio?    
()?
7> _. ; 
8>  , 
_Ex:
phonetic tones  
_Ex:
tone language   (,    
 )
9> , ;  
_Ex:
warm tones  
_Ex:
blue with a greenish tone    
_Ex:
a carpet in tones of brown    
_Ex:
three tones of green    
_Ex:
the prevailing tone was blue   
10> _. 
_Ex:
to give tone  
_Ex:
to recover mental tone   
_Ex:
to keep one's body in tone   
11> _.  (); 
_Ex:
good tone  
_Ex:
bearish tone  
12>  ()  (,   . .)
13>  ( )
14> (with) 
_Ex:
the curtains tone (in) with the carpet  
 
15> _. 

tone arm
1> ,  ()

tone colour
1> 

tone control
1>  
2>  

tone correction
1>  
2>  

tone down
1> , 
_Ex:
to tone down one's voice  
2> , ;    (,  
. .)
_Ex:
to tone down the colours in a painting  
 
3> ; 
_Ex:
the apology toned down his anger    
_Ex:
to tone down sharp details   
_Ex:
the editor had to tone down the article  
    
_Ex:
this policy was toned down a little   
  
4> , 
_Ex:
the excitement toned down  
5> _. 

tone painting
1> _. 

tone picture
1>  

tone poem
1> _.  

tone poet
1>   ; , 
 

tone syllable
1> _.  

tone up
1> ,  , 
_Ex:
exercise tones up the muscles   
2> , 
_Ex:
to tone up after an illness   
3>     
_Ex:
bright curtains would tone up this dull room  
   
4> _. 

tone-deaf
1>    ; ; 
 

toned
1>    ;  

2>  
_Ex:
toned paper  () 
3> _. 
4> (-toned)    :  - 
_Ex:
full-toned 
_Ex:
dark-toned painting    

toneless
1> , 
_Ex:
toneless voice  
2> , , 
_Ex:
toneless colour  
3>    ;   

toneme
1>  ( , 
   . .)

toner
1> _.  ,  
( )

tonetic
1> _. ; 

tonetics
1>  ( ,  )

toney
1> _. . _. ; 
_Ex:
a toney little hat  

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

tonga
1> _.  

tongs
1> .  .  . .: 
_Ex:
coal (fire) tongs  
2> _. , 
3> _. _. ""
_Id:
I wouldn't touch him with a pair of tongs    
   

tongue
1> 
_Ex:
furred (dirty, foul, coated) tongue   ()
_Ex:
to put out (to stick out) one's tongue  ()
 (   )
_Ex:
to hang out one's tongue   ( )
2> ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
the frong's tongue  
_Ex:
cleft (bifid) tongue  
3> , ;  
_Ex:
the mother (native) tongue  
_Ex:
the ancient tongues  
_Ex:
the gift of tongues   
_Ex:
the English tongue  
_Ex:
to speak a different tongue    
_Ex:
no poet in any tongue is greater than Dante   
  ,     
4>  
_Ex:
bad (biting, bitter, caustic, venomous, wicked) tongue 
() 
_Ex:
oily tongue ,  
_Ex:
ready tongue   
_Ex:
rough tongue  , 
_Ex:
sharp tongue  
_Ex:
silver (smooth) tongue , 
_Ex:
glib tongue  () 
5> _. 
_Ex:
smoked tongue  
_Ex:
cold beef tongue   
6> -.   ; , 
_Ex:
tongues of flame  
_Ex:
tongue of a shoe  
_Ex:
tongue of a bell  
_Ex:
tongue of sand  
7> _. 
8> _. , , 
9> _-.  ()
10>  ()
11>  
_Id:
on the tongues of men    ;    
_Id:
on one's tongue, on (at) the tip of one's tongue, at the
end of one's tongue  ,   
_Id:
to have names and dates at the end of one's tongue (on the
tip of one's tongue)      
_Id:
his name is on the tip of my tongue     
 
_Id:
the words had been on his tongue   ()  
     ( )
_Id:
to wag one's tongue  
_Id:
to set tongues wagging  ,    
_Id:
to find one's tongue   ,  
_Id:
to have lost one's tongue ,   ,
 
_Id:
to hold one's tongue, to keep one's tongue between one's
teeth    , 
_Id:
hold your tongue while I'm speaking  , 
 
_Id:
to keep a watch on one's tongue    ,
  
_Id:
to bite off one's tongue   
_Id:
he could have bitten off his tongue for having told his secret
      - ,  
_Id:
to loose smb.'s tongue   -.
_Id:
to tie smb.'s tongue  -. ,  
-. 
_Id:
his tongue glued itself to the roof of his mouth   
  ,     
_Id:
his tongue failed him    ,  
 
_Id:
one's tongue runs before one's wit  , 

_Id:
to give (to throw) tongue   ( ); 
, ; 
_Id:
to have (to speak with, to put) (one's) tongue in (one's)
cheek  ;   (,
)
_Id:
he speaks with tongue in cheek    
;   
_Id:
to oil one's tongue ;   
_Id:
to keep a civil tongue in one's head   ();
 
_Id:
to keep a still tongue in one's head , 

_Id:
to have one's tongue hanging out  ; 
(-.)
_Id:
his tongue is too long for his teeth    

_Id:
a honey tongue, a heart of gall   ,    ;
 ,   
_Id:
a still tongue makes a wise head    
_Id:
the tongue is not steel, yet it cuts, the tongue is sharper
than any sword _.   ,  ;  
 
_Id:
the tongue of idle persons is never idle _.  
 
_Id:
he knows much who knows how to hold his tongue _. 
 ,   ;  - 
12>  ; 
13> _.    
14> , 
_Ex:
to tongue it all day long   
15> _. , 
16> _. , 
17> ,  (    . .)
18>   
19> _. 
20> _.   

tongue twister
1> ;  

tongue-fence
1> ; 

tongue-in-cheek
1> , -; 
_Ex:
tongue-in-cheek seriousness  
_Ex:
tongue-in-cheek candour  

tongue-lash
1> , ; 

tongue-shaped
1>   ;   

tongue-tie
1>   
2>  , 

tongue-tied
1> 
2>    ( ,   . .)

tonguelashing
1> _. "", 
_Ex:
to suffer from a fifteen-minute tonguelashing  
   

tongueless
1>   , 
2>  

tonguelet
1> 

tonguey
1> . _. 
2> _. , 

tonic
1> _. ,  
_Ex:
general tonics   
_Ex:
to give a tonic    -.,
 -. 
_Ex:
to take smth. as a tonic  -.  
 
_Ex:
to act as a tonic on smb.   -. 
 ,  -.
2> ,   (. tonic water)
_Ex:
celery tonic ,  
3> _. 
4> _. _.  
5> _. , 
_Ex:
tonic drug ,  
_Ex:
the tonic quality of the sea air  
 
_Ex:
it has been a tonic experience for him    ,
     
6>    
_Ex:
tonic convulsion (spasm)  , 
 
7> _. 
_Ex:
tonic sol-fa  
_Ex:
tonic chord  
8> _. ,   
_Ex:
tonic strees (accent) () 
9>  ( )
10> , 
11>   , 
12> , , 
13>   

tonicity
1> _. () 
2> ,   

tonight
1>  ;  
_Ex:
tonight's radio news   
2>  ,  
_Ex:
it will snow tonight   
_Ex:
it's cold tonight   

