 I. toad.
 II. . quinsy; ~ angina pectoris.
. . jabot.
. gills, branchia; -.  ~ put* the screws on smb.
. . lark, skylark.
.  . . . greedy-guts.
,  . be* greedy;() be* mean/stingy.
|greedily;. ( ) eagerly;~  eat* greedily;~  listen eagerly;~ . 1. ( .  . ,  .) greed (for, of), avarice (for), cupidity (for);2. () greediness;3. () meanness, stinginess;~ 1. ( . ,  . ,  .;  -. ) greedy (for), hungry (for);2. ( ) avid, eager;~  eager curiosity;3. () greedy, voracious;4. ( ) yearning, hungry;5. () mean, grasping, avaricious, miserly.
.  . . . . .
|. (. .) thirst; ~ be* thirsty;~  thirst for knowledge;~ . (.) thirst (for), long (for), hunger (for), crave (for).
. , ~ . jacket.
|,  1. (.; ) pity (smb.) ;be* sorry (for), feel* sorry (for);2. ( ., ; ) regret (smth.) , be* sorry (about);( ) wish one had, be* sorry one didn`t;( ) wish one hadn`t , be* sorry one did;3. (., ., ) spare (smth.) ;() grudge (smth.) ; ~  () spare no pains (+ to inf.) ; ~  spare no expense; ~  regardless of expense;4. . () be* kind/good (to), care tenderly (for).
,  (.) sting* (smb. , smth.) , (  ) bite* (smb. , smth.).
|1. ( ) pitiful, pitiable;() pathetic;~oe  sorry/pitiful sight;      ~ she suddenly looked old and pathetic;2. (, ) wretched, miserable;(  .) paltry ;~  wretched appearance; ~  look wretched, cut* a poor figure;~  pitiful remains/remnants;~  paltry sum;3. (, ) miserable;~  pitiful attempt; ~  play  sorry part;~  miserable coward.
. .
. sting;~  sting of a calumny.
|. complaint; ~ lodge/make*  complaint; ~ consider  complaint;~ 1. plaintive;doleful;~  plaintive voice: 2. (   -.) complaints attr. ;~  complaints book;~ . . plaintiff;person lodging complaint.
. salary;() wages pl.
|,  1. (. ., . .) . () grant ( smb. , smth. , smth. to smb. );2. . . (.) . () like (smb.) , r (for);   ~ we rely on your good offices;   ~ you`re not among his favourites;~,  ( . ) complain (of);   ~? what`s your complaint?, what`s the matter?;where does it hurt you?
. 1. soft-hearted, compassionate;( ) sympathetic;2. () sad, mournful.
. 1. pitiful, plaintive;2. () sympathetic.
|. pity, compassion, sympathy; ~  -. out of compassion for smb. ; ~! what a pity!
1.  . . . :  ~! what  pity!;  ~ I`m sorry for you;  ~  I have no regrets for the past;~, ... it`s  pity..., what  pit...;~    pity so much time has been wasted;2.  . . . (. , + . ,    -.) grudge ( smth. , + -ing),  ~   I grudge the money;3.  . . . unfortunately.
. . Venetian blinds pl. , jalousie.
. gendarme;~ . gendarmerie.
. 1. genre;2. . genre-painting;3. () style, manner.
. . genre-painter.
|: ~  genre-painting;~  conversation (piece).
. 1. heat;2. . ( ) live coals pl. , embers pl. ;3. ( ) (high) temperature; ~ in a high fever;  ~ he has a temperature;4. ( ) fever of excitement;  ~    it makes one go hot and cold: 5. () ardour, fervour;() warmth;  ~ speak* with animation/heat; ~    set* to work with enthusiasm; ~ -. give* it smb. hot;  ~   make* others do the dirty work for one.
|. heat,   ~ at the hottest time of the day, in the heat of the day.
. slang, jargon;cant;~ slang attr. , jargon attr.
. flower-stand, jardiniere.
|( ) fried;( ) grilled;( ) roast;~ , fried fish;~  fried potatoes pl. , chips pl.
|. 1. (.) ( ) fry (smth.) ;( ) grill (smth.) , broil (smth.) ;( ) roast (smth.) ;2. . ( ) scorch; ~  the sun is fierce;~ . 1. ( ) fry;( ) roast;2. . : ~   roast in the sun.
|1. hot, torrid;~  hot day;~e  hot/tropical countries;~  . torrid zone;2. ( ) ardent;3. () heated;~  heated argument, hot discussion;4. (, ) fierce;intense;~e  fierce fighting.
1. . : ~   hot stove;2.  . . . it is hot;3.  . . (.) :  ~ I`m hot.
. roast, roast meat.
. brazier.
. febrifuge, cooling medicine.
. .
heatproof, heat-resistant.
-. . fire-bird.
. . intense heat, very hot weather.
. jasmin(), jessamin(e).
|. 1. () reaping;2. (   ) harvest-time;3. () harvest;~ harvesting.
. .-. harvester;reaper.
 I. 1. (.;) press (smth.) , squeeze (smth.) , ~ -.  press smb.`s hand;2. ( ) be* tight;( ) pinch.
 II,  (.) .-. reap (smth.).
. 1. huddle up;() be* huddled together;~   stand* huddled up in the cold;2. ( .; ) press (against), cling* (to);~   cling to one`s mother;~   cower in the corner;3. . ( ) dither, hesitate;4. . () skimp, scrimp.
