town ditch
1> _. ,   

town dweller
1> 

town end
1> _.      ; 


town father
1>  ,  

town hall
1> 

town house
1>  ;  , . 
2> _.  ,    
,    

town major
1> _. _.  

town meeting
1>     
2> _.       


town planner
1> 

town planning
1>  
2> 

town reeve
1> _.  

town talk
1> ,     ,  

town-bull
1> ,     
2> ,     

town-council
1>    , 

town-living
1>  
2> _. ,  

townee
1> _. _.    ,  
  

townet
1> , 

towngate
1>   

townhouse
1> 
2> _. ;  

townify
1> 

townish
1>  ( . )

townlet
1> , 

townly
1>  ( . )

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

townscape
1>  ,  
2>  
3> _.   

townsfolk
1> _. .  .  . .:
(the townsfolk)   ; 

township
1> _. ;  ( )
2>    6 .  (. congressional township)
3> , 
4> ,     (
)
5>   ( )
6> _.   ,    
7> _.     (. 
   );   
,     
8> _.    
9> _.     ( 
,   . .)

townsite
1>  
2> ,    

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

townspeople
1> _. .  .  . .:
(the townspeople)   ; 

townswoman
1> 

townward
1> ,   
2>    

townwards
1>    

townwear
1>   (.  );  

towny
1> _.   
2> _. 
_Ex:
towny people 

towpath
1> _. 
2>     , 

towplane
1> _. - (  )

towpost
1>  

towrope
1> _.  
2> _.  

towser
1> _.  
2> _.  
_Ex:
a towser for work  , 

towsy
1> _. , ; ; 

towy
1>   , ;  

tox
1> _.  toxicology

tox-
1> (. tox-)    ( . ) 
: 
_Ex:
toxicology 
_Ex:
toxemia 
_Ex:
toxiferous  

toxemia
1> _. 
_Ex:
toxemia of pregnancy  

toxi-
1> (. tox-)    ( . ) 
: 
_Ex:
toxicology 
_Ex:
toxemia 
_Ex:
toxiferous  

toxic
1> ,  ; 
2> , , 
_Ex:
toxic substance  
_Ex:
toxic agent  ;  
_Ex:
toxic bomb   
_Ex:
toxic gases  
3>  
_Ex:
toxic insanity  

toxical
1> , , 
_Ex:
toxical substance  
_Ex:
toxical agent  ;  
_Ex:
toxical bomb   
_Ex:
toxical gases  
2>  
_Ex:
toxical insanity  

toxicant
1> ,  
2> , , 
_Ex:
toxicant substance  
_Ex:
toxicant agent  ;  
_Ex:
toxicant bomb   
_Ex:
toxicant gases  
3>  
_Ex:
toxicant insanity  
4>  

toxication
1> ; , 

toxicide
1> , 

toxicity
1> , 

toxico-
1> (. tox-, toxi-)    ( . )
 : 
_Ex:
toxicology 
_Ex:
toxemia 
_Ex:
toxiferous  

toxicoderma
1> _. 

toxicogenic
1> _. 

toxicoid
1>  , 

toxicological
1> ;   
2> 
_Ex:
toxicological agents  

toxicologist
1> 

toxicology
1> ,     

toxicomania
1> _. ;    
 

toxicoses
1> _pl.  toxicosis

toxicosis
1> _. 

toxiferous
1> _. _.  ,  

toxigenic
1> _. 

toxin
1> , 

toxinology
1>    

toxiphobia
1> _. ,   

toxophilite
1>    
2>   

toxophily
1>   
2>    

toxoplasm
1> _. 

toxoplasmosis
1> _. 

toxyl
1> ,  ( )

toy
1>  ()
_Ex:
toy shop  
_Ex:
toy box   
2> -.  
_Ex:
the tug was a toy beside the ship it guided  
   ,   
3> , 
_Ex:
to make a toy of smth.  () -.
4>  
_Ex:
he was a mere toy in her hands      
_Ex:
the wrecked sailors were but helpless toys in the raging
ocean     
   
5> ,     ; , 
6> ;   
7> -. , , 
_Ex:
a toy of a church 
_Ex:
a toy of a dog 
8> _. 
_Ex:
toy and tackle   
9> _. ,  
10> ; 
11> _pl. , , 
12> , ,  
13> , ()  (   
, ,   . .)
14> _. ,  
15> 
16> , 
_Ex:
toy dog  ()
_Ex:
toy house  
_Ex:
toy monkey  
_Ex:
toy soldier  ;   
_Ex:
toy railway   
_Ex:
toy theatre  ,  
_Ex:
to run a toy car    
17> ;   
_Ex:
toy dog  
_Ex:
toy poodle  
_Ex:
toy fish   
18> 
_Ex:
toy furniture  
_Ex:
toy stove  () 
19> ; ;  -. 
_Ex:
toy army  
_Ex:
toy Napoleon ()  ,  
20> (with)   
_Ex:
he toyed with a pencil     
21> , 
_Ex:
don't toy with the matches    
22>   -.
_Ex:
he was not hungry and only toyed with his food   
     (   
)
23> , , ;  
_Ex:
to toy with an idea   
_Ex:
to toy with a young girl's affections   
_Ex:
to toy with the muse 
_Ex:
he is merely toying with you    
24> 

toying
1> , 
2> 

toyish
1> _. , ,  ( -.)

toyland
1>  ;  

toylike
1>  , 
_Ex:
toylike masts  () 

toyman
1>  
2>  

toyshop
1>  
2> _.  

toze
1> _.  ()
2> _.  ()

tra-la,tra-la-la
1> --! ( , )

trabea
1>  (     
 )

trabeae
1> _pl.  trabea

trabeate
1> _. ()   

trabeated
1> _. ()   

trabeation
1> _. ,  

trabecula
1> _. , 

trabeculae
1> _pl.  trabecula

trabeculate, trabeculated
1> _.   , 

trabuch
1> _.    

trac
1> _.  tractor

tracasseries
1> _pl. _.  ; ; 

trace
1> . _pl. ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
traces of human feet   
_Ex:
traces of rabbits on (in) the snow    
_Ex:
to leave no trace   
_Ex:
to follow smb.'s traces   -. 
_Ex:
to double on one's trace   (  );
 
_Ex:
hot on the traces of smb.  -.  
2> . _pl. ,  (-.); 
_Ex:
traces of an ancient city  ()  
_Ex:
without a trace 
_Ex:
with no traces of life   ;  
 
_Ex:
to remove traces of smth.   -.
_Ex:
no traces remained of the old castle    
 
_Ex:
they could find no trace of him   ,   ;
   
_Ex:
she has still some traces of beauty  ( )  
  
_Ex:
the room bore numerous traces of his presence  
    
3> , , 
_Ex:
war had left its traces on him     

_Ex:
sorrow and disappointment had left their traces upon his
character       

_Ex:
there were traces of deep emotion on her face  
    
4> _. ,   
5> , ,  
_Ex:
a trace more salt   (-) 
6> ; ,   . .
_Ex:
a mere trace of a smile  ,   
_Ex:
without a trace of fear   
_Ex:
to betray traces of anger   
_Ex:
there is just a trace of onion in the salad   
 ;     () 
_Ex:
there is no trace of scent on the handkerchief  
   ()
_Ex:
there is no trace of truth in the story    
 
_Ex:
there was not a trace of colour in her cheeks    
   
7> _pl. _.   ,    
8> _.  
_Ex:
sheep trace on (along) the hill     
9> _. 
10> ()    (  . .)
11> , 
12>  (-.  )
13>   (  )  
 (   )
14>   
15> _. 
16> _. , 
17> _.  
18> _. 
19> _. _.   
20> 
_Ex:
trace gases  ,  
21> (. trace out)  ();  (,
  . .)
_Ex:
to trace (out) a plan of the district   
_Ex:
trace the route on the map in pencil  
  
22>  (   . .)
_Ex:
the map traces the routes of airships   
  
23>    ,    . .
_Ex:
to trace (out) a line of conduct   
_Ex:
he never followed the policy he traced (out) for himself 
     
24> (. trace over) ;  
25> 
26>  ,  (, )
_Ex:
to trace the words with a shaking hand  
 
27> _. , ;  
28> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
to trace deer    
_Ex:
to trace a fox to its den       
_Ex:
they traced a person's footsteps in the snow   
   
29> ; 
_Ex:
to trace a person   
_Ex:
to trace smb. as far as Paris (to Paris)  -. 

30>   -.    ( 
. .)
_Ex:
to trace the river to its source  ()   
 
31> ;  ; 
_Ex:
to trace long-lost relations  ,
    
_Ex:
the police have traced the criminal  

32> (. trace back) ; 
_Ex:
to trace the origin of a plot   
_Ex:
to trace the etymology of a word   
_Ex:
to trace the evil to its source    
_Ex:
to trace a family back three hundred years  
    
_Ex:
to trace the history of English science through most of the
XVIIth century     
     
_Ex:
the crime has been traced back to him , 
   
_Ex:
this custom has been traced back to the twelfth century 
    
33> ; 
_Ex:
a family that traces back to the Norman conquest ,
   ()   
34> , , , 
_Ex:
to trace no spark of jealousy in smb.   ( )
 -.    
_Ex:
to trace no reference to it   (  
  
_Ex:
I cannot trace any connection to the event    
()     
35>     (
,   . .   )
_Ex:
the form of the ancient manor house may still be traced 
       
36>   , 
_Ex:
I could scarcely trace her features in the gloom  
     
37> 
_Ex:
thrice he traced the runic rhyme   
 
38> . _p-p.  
_Ex:
the stained and traced windows    
 
39> , ,  (  
. .)
40> _. ,  ()
41> 
_Ex:
in the traces  
42> _. 
43> 
_Id:
in the traces   
_Id:
to die in the traces   
_Id:
to force smb. into the traces  -.  
_Id:
to work in the traces _.   ; 
 ;   ()
_Id:
to kick over the traces    ( );
, ,    ( );
, ,    ( );
   ;   

trace elements
1> _.  , 

trace fertilizer
1> 

trace horse
1>  
2>  ()

trace-pollutant
1>  ( )

traceability
1> _. 

traceable
1> ; 
_Ex:
a barely traceable inscription   
2>  (-.);  (  -.);
 ( -.)
_Ex:
traceable to the death instinct   

traceless
1>      ( )
2>   
3> 

