train down
1>   (     )

train ferry
1>  ;  ,   
 

train guard
1> _.   

train off
1>  () 
2>  () 

train officer
1> _.  

train oil
1> 

train service
1> _-.  

train shed
1>    
2> 

train staff
1>  

train-bearer
1> _. 

trainability
1> ,  

trainband
1> _.  (   XVI - XVII .)

trained
1> , ; 
_Ex:
trained nurse  
_Ex:
trained soldier    
_Ex:
trained army   
2> 
_Ex:
trained eye  
_Ex:
trained mind  
_Ex:
trained horse  
3> 
_Ex:
troupe of trained dogs   
4> _.  ( ); 
_Ex:
trained fruit tree   ; 
 
5>   (   . .)
_Id:
trained seal _.  ,  ;
  (    
   )

trainee
1> , 
_Ex:
trainee programmer -
2> _.   

traineeship
1>  
2> ;  
3>  
4> 
5> 

trainer
1> ; 
2> 
3> _. - 
4> 
5> _.  
6> 

trainer-simulator
1> _. _. -

training
1> ; 
_Ex:
character training  
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
military training  
_Ex:
vocational training  
_Ex:
further training  
_Ex:
under training  
_Ex:
on-the-job training    
_Ex:
the training of teachers  
_Ex:
training of mind and body    
_Ex:
nurses in training ,   
_Ex:
students in higher training   
3> () , ; , 
_Ex:
a historian by training   
_Ex:
his training in the classics   
4> 
_Ex:
training manager 
_Ex:
training spells _.  ; 

_Ex:
bridge training    "" ()
_Ex:
training for a football match   

_Ex:
to go into training  
_Ex:
the football team is in training for the big game 
    
5>  (  )
6> 
_Ex:
training of horses  
_Ex:
to go in for the training of dogs  

7> _. , ;
() 
_Ex:
to be in first-rate training for a race  
    
_Ex:
to be out of training    ,    
_Ex:
he was in perfect training    
8> _.  ( )
9> _.  ()
10> 
_Ex:
training aids  
_Ex:
training airplane  
_Ex:
training assembly _.  
_Ex:
training camp _.  
_Ex:
training equipment _.  , 
  
_Ex:
training period _.  
11> 
_Ex:
training suit  

training college
1>  
2>  , 

Training Manual
1> _.     

training school
1>  
_Ex:
medical training school  
2> 
_Ex:
vocational and training schools -
  
_Ex:
a training school generally lasts two years  
    
3>  (  );
- ; 

training seat
1>     
(  )

training ship
1> _.  

training stable
1>     

training table
1>     (  )

trainless
1>    
2>  
3>  ,  "" ( )

trainload
1>   
2>   -.   -.
_Ex:
a trainload of tourists   

trainman
1> _.  ; 

trainmaster
1> _.  ;  

trainsick
1>    
_Ex:
he was trainsick    

traipse
1>  
2> 
3>   ,  
_Ex:
to traipse the fields   
_Ex:
to traipse over the country ,   
4> ,  ( )
_Ex:
to traipse downstairs when the raid-warning goes 
    
5> ; 
6>  (   . .)

trait
1>  ; , 
_Ex:
the chief traits of a person's character  
 ()
_Ex:
the trait of delayed response   

2> . _pl.  
_Ex:
the traits of her have become more delicate   
 
3> _. 
_Ex:
a trait of humour  

traitor
1> , 
_Ex:
a traitor to one's country  
_Ex:
to turn traitor  

traitoress
1> , 

traitorous
1> , ; 
_Ex:
traitorous act  
_Ex:
traitorous breach of confidence  


traitorously
1> , ; 

traitorousness
1> , ; 

traitress
1> , 

traject
1> ; 
2>  ( );  (   . .)
3> 
4>  ()

trajection
1> ; ; 
2> 

trajectory
1> _. _. _. 
_Ex:
flat (low) trajectory  
_Ex:
curved trajectory  
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
the whole modern trajectory from naturalism to symbolism 
      
3> _. , () 

trajectory chart
1>   

trajet
1> ; 

tralatitious
1> _. , ,  ( ,
)
2>     ; 
3>    

tralatitiously
1> _. 

tram
1> 
_Ex:
to go by tram   () 
2> _.  tramcar  
3> _.  tramline  
4> _. , 
5>  ,  
6> _.   
7> _.   
8> _.  trammel _. ; 
_Id:
in tram    (   . .)
_Id:
out of tram   ,   

tram-driver
1> 

tramcar
1>  

tramline
1>  
_Ex:
tramline of scientific thought _.  ()
  

trammel
1> . _pl. , ; 
_Ex:
trammels imposed by poverty ,   
_Ex:
the trammels of superstition  
_Ex:
in the trammels of rhyme   
_Ex:
to escape from the trammels of examinations 
 
2>  (. trammel net); 
3>    
4>      
5> . _pl. _. ; 
6> ,  ; , , 
_Ex:
trammeled in his endeavours by the web of intrigue about
him      , 
 
7>  , 
8> ;   ; 
_Ex:
trammeled by prejudice   
_Ex:
trammeled into events   

trammer
1> 
2>   
3> _. ; 

tramming
1> _.  ()

tramontana
1> , " " (  
-   , .    
)

tramontane
1> , 
2> 
3> 
4> , 
5> 

tramp
1> 
_Ex:
to live as a tramp 
_Ex:
to look like a tramp   (); 
 
2>   
3> _. 
4> _.     
_Ex:
to be on (the) tramp  ;  (. 
 )
5>  
_Ex:
to go for tramps on Saturday afternoons  
    
6>   ; 
_Ex:
the tramp of marching soldiers   
7> _. ;  "" ;  
(    ; . ocean tramp)
8>   ( ,   . .)
9> 
_Ex:
tramp dog  
10>  
_Ex:
tramp iron _.    (   . .)
11>    
_Ex:
tramp ship (steamer, vessel)  "" ;
  (    
12> ( tramp across, tramp along, tramp down, tramp
through, tramp up  . .)   ;  
_Ex:
we heard him tramping overhead  ,   

_Ex:
to tramp through the mud    
_Ex:
the guards tramped along the corridors   
  
_Ex:
he got up and tramped heavily into the bar    
  ,   
13> 
_Ex:
to tramp the streets   
_Ex:
to tramp ten kilometres    
_Ex:
I tramped up the miners' rows    , 
 
14> _.   ; ""
_Ex:
to tramp through Scotland    
_Ex:
he has tramped the whole country in his time   
    
_Ex:
he missed the train and had to tramp it    ,
    
15> _. 
_Ex:
I'd rather have tramped it than gone in for any top-hatted
occupation     ,  
-  
16> , ,  (. tramp down)
_Ex:
to tramp itself    ( )
_Ex:
to tramp (down) snow  
17>  ,  (   . .; . tramp
down)
18> 
_Ex:
to tramp on the flowers   
19>  
_Ex:
to tramp grapes  ()  ( )
20> _. _.   "" 
21>    "" 

tramp navigation
1> _.  

tramp shipping
1> _.  

tramper
1>    
2> , 

tramping out
1> _-.   

trample
1> , 
_Ex:
the trample of heavy feet  
2> 
3> 
4> ; , 
_Ex:
trampled to death by elephants   
_Ex:
to trample the grass  
_Ex:
to trample (out) the fire  
_Ex:
to trample morality into the dust    
5>  ()
6>   (. trample across, trample along,
trample down, trample through, trample up  . .)
_Ex:
to trample up and down the corridor  ( )
  
_Ex:
to hear a person trampling (about) overhead , 
-   
7> (on, upon, over) 
_Ex:
to trample on flower beds   
8> , 
_Ex:
to trample on (upon) smb.   
-.;  -.
_Ex:
to trample on smb.'s feelings  -. 
_Ex:
to trample upon the rigths of people   
_Ex:
to trample on one's foe  ()  
9> , ,   
_Ex:
to trample on one's pride   ; 
 
10> ,  
_Ex:
he tramples on conventions     ,
    
_Id:
to trample smb. under foot  -.;  -.

trample down
1> , 
_Ex:
to trample down the grass  
2> , 
3> , , 
_Ex:
to trample down the law  

trampoline
1> 

trampoliner
1>   

trampolining
1>   

trampolinist
1>   

tramroad
1>   ( ,   . .)

tramway
1> ;  

trance
1> _. 
_Ex:
hypnotic trance  ,  
_Ex:
in a trance  
_Ex:
to send smb. into a trance  -.
_Ex:
to fall into a trance   
_Ex:
to wake out of one's trance   , 
2>  
3> _.   
4>   
5>    

trancedly
1>   ;  ,  ; 

tranche
1> _. _. ,   

trangam
1> _. ; 

trank
1> (_.  tranquillizer) _.  

trannie
1> _. ,  ()

tranquil
1> , 
_Ex:
the tranquil surface of a small pond  ( 
)   
_Ex:
the tranquil waters of a lake   ; 
 
_Ex:
tranquil flame  
2> , 
_Ex:
tranquil night  
_Ex:
a tranquil twilight hour   
3> ; ; ,  ;
, 
_Ex:
tranquil life  () 
_Ex:
tranquil country (place)  
_Ex:
the tranquil days of their happiness   

_Ex:
tranquil summer pleasures   
_Ex:
the tranquil beauty of Greek sculpture  
  
4> , , ; , ,

_Ex:
tranquil heart 
_Ex:
tranquil nature  
_Ex:
he waited till she became tranquil  ,  

_Ex:
he was in a tranquil frame of mind    
 
5>  ; , ,
,  ( , , ,   . .)
_Ex:
tranquil face  
_Ex:
tranquil gaze  
_Ex:
tranquil voice  
_Ex:
tranquil melancholy  
_Ex:
his face shone with tranquil contentment   


tranquillity
1> , 
2> 
3> ; 

tranquillization
1> ; 

tranquillize
1> 
_Ex:
it tranquillizes the mind as well as the body  
 ,  
2> 

tranquillizer
1> _.  , 
_Ex:
an injection of a tranquillizer  

tranquilly
1> ; ; 
2> 
3> ; 

trans-
1> _pref.    : ,   ,

_Ex:
transarctic 
_Ex:
transgression ,  ()
_Ex:
transmarine 
2> , 
_Ex:
transform , 
_Ex:
transliteration 

trans-border
1> 
2> 
3> _.  (.,    )

trans-frontier
1> _. , 

trans-Siberian
1> 
_Ex:
trans-Siberian Railroad   

transact
1>  ()
_Ex:
all his affairs were transacted by Smith and Son  
   "  "
2>  ;  
_Ex:
to transact only with honest people   (
)    
3>  ()
4>  ()
5>   ;   ,  

transaction
1> (the transaction)  ( )
_Ex:
the transaction of affairs  
2> _.  ,   
_Ex:
business transactions  
3> ; ; 
_Ex:
profitable transaction  
_Ex:
cash transaction    
_Ex:
engaged in various transactions   
_Ex:
mixed up in shady transactions   

4> ; 
5> _.      
;  
_Ex:
international transaction  
6> _pl. ,  ( )
_Ex:
Transactions of the Philological Society  

7> _. ,  

transactional
1> 
2>   
3>    
_Ex:
transactional analysis _.  

transactor
1> 
2> 
3>  ,   

transalpine
1>  ,   
2> ,   

transarctic
1> ,    

transatlantic
1>      
2> 
3>  
4> 
_Ex:
transatlantic liner  
_Ex:
transatlantic voyage  
5> 

transbus
1> _.  ,   

transcalency
1> _. 

transcalent
1> _. 

transceiver
1> _.      ;


transcend
1>  , ;   
_Ex:
to transcend the limits of decency  

_Ex:
to transcend understanding (the limits of human intelligence)
    ( )
2> , 
_Ex:
it transcends my powers of description    
 
_Ex:
this sorrow transcends all sorrows    
 
_Ex:
the beauty of the Niagara falls transcends words 
    

transcendence
1> ; 
2> _. 

transcendency
1> ; 
2> _. 

transcendent
1> 
2> , , 
_Ex:
transcendent merit  
_Ex:
transcendent beauty  
_Ex:
transcendent folly  
3> ; ;   ,
, 
4> _. ; ; ,

_Ex:
transcendent ideas   ()
(.     )
5> , 
_Ex:
transcendent capacity  
6>  . . .: -. ;
-. 

transcendental
1> _. ; ; ,

_Ex:
transcendental ideas   ()
(.     )
2> , 
_Ex:
transcendental capacity  
3> _. 
_Ex:
transcendental function  
_Ex:
transcendental curve  
4> _. , ; 
_Ex:
transcendental style (of writing)   
5> 
6> , , 
_Ex:
transcendental merit  
_Ex:
transcendental beauty  
_Ex:
transcendental folly  
7> ; ;   ,
, 

transcendental meditation
1>   (, 
     )

