unweeded
1> ,    

unweighed
1> 
2> ; 
_Ex:
unweighed behaviour  

unweighted
1> , 
2>   ;     
(   . .)
_Ex:
an unweighted point of view  ,  


unwelcome
1> , ; 
_Ex:
you will be unwelcome   
_Ex:
a not unwelcome visit   
2> 
_Ex:
unwelcome news  
_Ex:
a not unwelcome addition to our stores  
   

unwell
1> 
_Ex:
she is unwell  ; _.   

unwept
1> 
2>  ( )
3> 

unwhipped
1> , 
_Ex:
unwhipped cub     
2>     ,  (. 
)

unwhipt
1> , 
_Ex:
unwhipt cub     
2>     ,  (. 
)

unwholesome
1> , ; 
_Ex:
unwholesome food  
_Ex:
unwholesome pastimes  
2> , ; 
_Ex:
unwholesome appearance  
3> , 

unwieldy
1> , 
2> , 

unwill
1>  , , 

unwilled
1> , , 

unwilling
1> , , 
_Ex:
he appeared unwilling to accept -,   
 
_Ex:
I was unwilling for my wife to accept the invitation  
 ,     
2>  
_Ex:
he aroused our unwilling admiration    

3> 
_Ex:
a hard unwilling man ,  

unwind
1> , 
_Ex:
to unwind thread from a spool    
2> , 
_Ex:
the narrative unwinds slowly   
3> _. ; 

unwinged
1> 

unwinking
1> 
_Ex:
unwinking stare  
2> 

unwinnable
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
unwinnable fortress  

unwisdom
1> , , 

unwise
1> , , 
_Ex:
that was very unwise of you     
 

unwish
1>    
2> _.     -.,
  -.

unwished
1> ; 

unwitnessed
1>    
_Ex:
unwitnessed legal document  

2> , 
3> 

unwitting
1>   (-.)
_Ex:
he kept the truth from his unwitting friends   
     
2> , ;  ( )
_Ex:
unwitting mistake  

unwomanly
1> ,  
2> 

unwonted
1> , ; 
_Ex:
unwonted generosity  
2> 
_Ex:
hands unwonted to rough work ,    


unwooded
1> ,   

unwordable
1>     , 

unworkable
1>    ( )
2> , 

unworkmanlike
1>  , , -

unworldly
1> ,    
2> , ; 
3> , 

unworn
1> 
2> , 

unwound
1> 
_Ex:
unwound clock  
2> ; 
_Ex:
the bobbin has come unwound  
3> _p.  _p-p.  unwind

unwove
1> _p.  unweave

unwoven
1> _p-p.  unweave

unwrap
1> , ;  
_Ex:
to unwrap a package  
2> , 

unwreaked
1> _. 

unwrinkle
1>  

unwritten
1> ; 
_Ex:
unwritten songs of country people   

2> 
_Ex:
unwritten law _.   ;  
_Ex:
unwritten law  
3> ;
_Ex:
unwritten page  

unwrought
1> ; 
2> _. 
3> _. 

unwrung
1> 
2> 
_Id:
our withers are unwrung     ()

unyielding
1> , , 
_Ex:
unyielding in his opinion     

2> _. 
3> _.   

unyoke
1>   
2> ,   
3> , 

unzip
1>  
_Ex:
to unzip a bag  
2> _.  (-.) 
3> _.  ;   (-.)

up
1> ,   . .,    ,  
  
2> _. ,   
3> _. ,  
4> _.  ;  
_Ex:
that's an up   
5> _. _.  , 
_Id:
in two ups _.   , 
_Id:
on the up , 
_Id:
the curve is steadily on the up     
_Id:
on the up and up , ; , ;
, 
6>    ,     ( ,
  . .)
_Ex:
an up train ,     . .
_Ex:
the up platform ,    ,
    . .
7>  
_Ex:
with a slight up gradient   
8> ; 
_Ex:
the up trend   
9>  ( )
10> , 
11> _.  (      )
12> _. 
_Ex:
he upped one end of the plank    
13> _.  (  . .)
_Ex:
they upped the prices   
_Ex:
do you want me to hip fee?  ,    
?
14>  (   . .)
_Ex:
they are upping production    
15>   (   . .)
16> _. 
_Ex:
he ups and says a    
_Ex:
he upped and struck me a       
17> _. _. .   :
_Ex:
to up and do smth.    -.
_Ex:
he up and married   
_Ex:
he upped and died    
_Id:
to up with one's hand  ; 
_Id:
he upped with his fist   
_Id:
to up and down   
18>   :
19>  : , ;  . 
 -
_Ex:
will you carry the box up? , , 
 
_Ex:
the flames mounted up   
_Ex:
to run a flag up  
_Ex:
to fly up 
_Ex:
he pulled his socks up   
_Ex:
to toss up a coin  
_Ex:
lift your head up  ;  
_Ex:
look up  
_Ex:
half way up   
_Ex:
the temperature has gone up  
_Ex:
hands up!  !
_Ex:
up periscope! _.  !
20>  ,     -. : 
_Ex:
to go up to town   
_Ex:
to go up to the university  ()  
( ,  )
21>   , ,    ,  
   (): ; ; 
_Ex:
the army marched up the country    

_Ex:
to go up North  
_Ex:
to sail up the Thames    
22>  :
23>  : , 
_Ex:
what are you doing up there?     ?
_Ex:
we live up on a hill     
_Ex:
the plane is up  ()  
_Ex:
have you ever been up in an aeroplane?  - ?
_Ex:
up there you will have a good view   
 
_Ex:
half way up   
_Ex: "this side up!" "!" (  )
_Ex:
the cat's back is up   
_Ex:
the sun is up  
_Ex:
the moon us up  
24>   -. : , 
_Ex:
he lives three storeys up     
_Ex:
the river is up     
_Ex:
the tide is up  
_Ex:
the window is up   (   
    )
_Ex:
the curtain is up  
25>   ,    -. : 
_Ex:
up in London  
_Ex:
up at Oxford  
_Ex:
up at the university  
_Ex:
will you be up during the vacation?    
  ?
26>    ,   . .  
  :
_Ex:
the city is twenty miles up in the country  
     ,   . .
_Ex:
a divan up right _.     ( )
_Ex:
to live up in Scotland   
27>   : _. ,  
_Ex:
the horse might have won with a better jockey up 
  ,     
28>  :
29>      , 
   -     -
_Ex:
to get up  ( );  (   . .)
_Ex:
he isn't up yet    
_Ex:
to sit up  (  )
_Ex:
to stand up 
_Ex:
help him up   
_Ex:
up with you! ()!
_Ex:
now then, up! !; , ! ( ,
)
30> 
_Ex:
to be up till late   ();   
_Ex:
to be up all night    
31>     -., -. ; 
 .   -
_Ex:
the automobile drove up  
_Ex:
he came up and asked the way    ,  
_Ex:
to follow smb. up    -.
_Ex:
to keep up with smb.    -., 
 -.
_Ex:
to keep up with the times    ;  
  
32>  :
33>  ,    . . - 
   -
_Ex:
prices are going up  
_Ex:
to go up in price   
_Ex:
bread is up  ;    
_Ex:
the rent is up   
_Ex:
he has gone up in my estimation     
34> ,   ,   . .  
 
_Ex:
to come up in the world      
_Ex:
people who have got up in the world ,  
_Ex:
it was a step up for him      
_Ex:
to come up from poverty to affluence 
_Ex:
to be high up in the civil service    
 
35>       
_Ex:
from childhood up  () 
36>  :
37> ,    -.
_Ex:
many new cities have sprung up in our country   
   
_Ex:
to put up a monument  
_Ex:
the house is up at last  - 
_Ex:
to set up a post  
38>  -.     
-.   -. 
_Ex:
the subject may come up in the committee   
  
_Ex:
the problem came up in conversation    
 
_Ex:
the question was up for debate    

_Ex:
the case is up before the court    
_Ex:
to come up before the bench    
_Ex:
to be up for trial _.   
39>       
_Ex:
the boy was sent up to the headmaster   
 (    )
_Ex:
to go up for an eximination   
40>  -.    - 
   -, -, -
_Ex:
to blow up the fire  
_Ex:
to bring up a new topic   
_Ex:
to stir up the people  
41>   ,  ,
   . .
_Ex:
sing up! () !
_Ex:
speak up! () !
_Ex:
hurry up! ()!
_Ex:
cheer up!  ()!
42> _.  : 
_Ex:
one tone up   
_Ex:
I can't get up to that note      
43>    
_Ex:
Parliament is up   , 
 ( , )
_Ex:
you time is up   
_Ex:
his leave is up   
_Ex:
the month was up yesterday   
44>    ,   
: , ;   

_Ex:
to drink up   ( )
_Ex:
to buy up 
_Ex:
the stream has dried up  () 
_Ex:
to tear up a letter  
_Ex:
to boil up 
_Ex:
to draw up a will  
_Ex:
speak up! () !
_Ex:
all the rubbish was burned up    
_Ex:
to beat up eggs  
_Ex:
to clear up debts   
_Ex:
to pay up 
_Ex:
the wound healed up  
_Ex:
to dig up 
_Ex:
to hang up a flag  
45>   :
_Ex:
to invite smb. up for dinner  -.  
_Ex:
to wake up 
_Ex:
to fill up a glass  
_Ex:
to gather up the books  
_Ex:
the party ended up with a dance   
_Ex:
to praise smb. up  -.
46>   :
_Ex:
to be up     -.  ;
   
_Ex:
to be one up     ;
_Ex:
the score is seven up   
_Ex:
to even up scores  
_Id:
steam is up _.  
_Id: "road up" " ", " " ()
_Id:
hold yourself up!  !
_Id:
to be hard up ,   
_Id:
to be up in arms  ,    ;
  
_Id:
the whole nation was up in arms againts the invaders 
   
_Id:
up against smth.     -.
_Id:
to be up against difficulties   
_Id:
he is up against the law     
_Id:
to be up against smb.   -.;  
 -.
_Id:
you are up against a strong man     

_Id:
to be up against it    ,
. 
_Id:
he's been up against it lately     

_Id:
to run up against smb.   -., 
 -.
_Id:
what's up?   ?;  ?
_Id:
what's up with you?   ?
_Id:
something is up - ; -  
_Id:
it is all up with him    ;   
;  
_Id:
the game is up  ;  
_Id:
to be laid up with smth.    
-. 
_Id:
he is laid up with pneumonia     
_Id:
to be up for N.       N.
_Id:
to be (well) up in smth.  -.  , 
  -
_Id:
he is thoroughly up in physics   
 
_Id:
up and about   ( )
_Id:
he was ill last week, but now he's up and about   
  ,      
_Id:
up (with)...  ...
_Id:
up the republic!   ! (  
 )
47>  :
48> :
49>   (): , , ;  . 
 -, -
_Ex:
to go up a ladder   
_Ex:
to climb up a tree   
_Ex:
to smoke goes up the chimney    
_Ex:
his hand went up her face      
50>      -.  
  : , () 
_Ex:
to walk up the street        . .
_Ex:
they were coming up the street to meet us    
 
_Ex:
he walked up the aisle to his seat     
 
51>   ,   . .: , 
_Ex:
to travel up country     
_Ex:
they tiptoed up the yard       
52>     :
() 
_Ex:
to sail up the river    
_Ex:
up stream  
_Ex:
up the wind  
53> :
54>   -.: 
_Ex:
the cat is up the tree    
55>   ,   : ; 
_Ex:
further up the road   
56>   ,   . .:  
57> , ,   , :
_Ex:
to work one's way up a school     
 
_Ex:
he steadily went up the social scale   
  

up and down
1>   ,   
_Ex:
they bobbed up and down in the car     
 
2>   ;   
_Ex:
to walk up and down    
3> , 
_Ex:
I've looked for it up and down    
_Ex:
hints were whispered up and down the city   
  
4> ,  
_Ex:
he knew the subject up and down      
5>    
_Ex:
to give a letter the up and down   ,
  ,   
_Ex:
to give smb. the up and down  -. 
6>   
7> 
8>   ;  
9>  
_Ex:
the ups and downs of politics    
10>  
_Ex:
the ups and downs of the market   

up front
1> ; , 
2> , 

up to
1>  :
2>   -.
_Ex:
do you feel up to making this trip?    
 ?
_Ex:
I don't feel up to it     ;    

3>  -.:   
_Ex:
up to sample    
_Ex:
up to the mark   
_Ex:
to live up to one's income   
_Ex:
he is not up to his work      
_Ex:
he acted up to his promise  ,  
_Ex:
she did not come up to my expectations   
 
4>  :
() 
_Ex:
up to now   
_Ex:
up to this day ()   
_Ex:
up to then   
_Ex:
up to January  
_Ex:
up to what age did you live in the country?   
   ?
5>  : 
_Ex:
up to here   
_Ex:
up to page fifteen   
_Ex:
he is up to the ears in love    
_Ex:
to praise smb. up to the skies  -.  
6>  : 
_Ex:
he has learned to count up to a hundred   
 
_Ex:
I can take up to seven pupils      
7>   -.   : 
_Ex:
he came up to me and asked the time     
.  
_Ex:
he went straight up to the entrance     
_Ex:
they advanced up to the walls of the city   
  
_Ex:
to get up to smb.  -.;   -.
8>        -., -.
_Ex:
to stand close up to one another  
_Ex:
to keep up to the times    ;   
 
9>  -.
_Ex:
it's up to us to give them all the help we can  
  ,  
_Ex:
it's up to you to decide  ,   
10>  :
_Ex:
to be up to smth.  -.;    -.
_Ex:
what are you up to now?    ?
_Ex:
to be up to anything    
_Ex:
to be up to a thing or two    ;  
 
_Ex:
this book is not up to much     

up to date
1>   ,   

up-
1>     ( - 
 )  :
2>  ,  
_Ex:
upheave ()
_Ex:
uphill  
_Ex:
upland 
_Ex:
upside  
3> ,  
_Ex:
uphold 
_Ex:
upkeep  ( )
_Ex:
uproar , 
_Ex:
uproot 
_Ex:
upturn 

up-a-daisy
1> _. !  (   )

up-anchor
1> _.   

up-and-at'em spirit
1> _. _.   

up-and-coming
1> _. _. , , 
2> _. _. ,  ; 
( )

up-and-doing
1> , ;    
_Ex:
to be up-and-doing  , 
_Ex:
he is impatient to be up-and-doing    
 

up-and-down
1>   ,  
_Ex:
up-and-down gait  
_Ex:
an up-and-down life  
_Ex:
up-and-down jacks      
( )
2> 
_Ex:
up-and-down country  
3> , 
_Ex:
straight up-and-down bank  
4> _. , 
5> 
_Ex:
savage up-and-down fighting ,  

up-and-downer
1> _. , , 

up-country
1>   
2>   ; 
3> _. ; , ; ,

4>  ;    ;  
5>  
_Ex:
to travel up-country    

up-dated
1> ; 
_Ex:
up-dated maps .   ,
  . .
_Ex:
up-dated model  
_Ex:
to bring a report up-dated    ()
 
2>   ;    

_Ex:
up-dated methods  

up-end
1>  ; 
_Ex:
he up-ended the basket and sat down   
   
2> ,   
3>  
4>   , ;  
 ( ,   . .)
5> ,   ( , )
6> , 
_Ex:
a shocker designed to up-end matrons  ,
  ,    

up-market
1> ,   

up-river
1>    
2> ,    

up-stroke
1> ,   ( )
2> _.  () 

up-tempo
1>  , .  

up-to-date
1> ; 
_Ex:
up-to-date maps .   ,
  . .
_Ex:
up-to-date model  
_Ex:
to bring a report up-to-date    ()
 
2>   ;    

_Ex:
up-to-date methods  

up-to-the-minute
1> ,   
_Ex:
an up-to-the-minute news report   
,  
2>  ,    

up-top
1>   ( )

Upanishads
1>  (   
  )

upas
1> _.  (Antiaris toxicaria)
2>   
3> , ; -. ;  

upbear
1> . 
2> . 

upbeat
1> _.   , . 
2> 
_Ex:
business is on the upbeat     
3> _. , ; , 
_Ex:
television drams with upbeat endings  
  

upbore
1> _p.  upbear

upborn
1> _p-p.  upbear

upborne
1> 
2> 
3> _p-p.  upbear

upbound
1>      
_Ex:
an upbound freighter  ,   

upbraid
1> 
2> , , 
_Ex:
sheupbraided me for my ingratitude    


upbraiding
1> 
_Ex:
upbraiding looks  

upbringing
1> 

upbuild
1> , 

upbuilding
1> 
_Ex:
the industrial upbuilding of a nation  


upbuilt
1> _p-p.  upbuild

upcast
1> _. 
2> _.  
3>  
_Ex:
with upcast looks  ,  
4>  
5> ,  

upchuck
1> _. _. , 

upcome
1> _.  
2> 

upcoming
1> , 
_Ex:
the upcoming musicals and plays  
   
2> ;  
_Ex:
an upcoming tourist centre   
3>  , ,    ( )

upconverter
1> _.  ()   

update
1> ;    
2> ,  ()
3> ,   (  . .)
4>  
5>  ,  , 
6> _. ,  
_Ex:
update version   () 
7> ; ,   
,      
_Ex:
to update a book      
8> , ; 

updating
1> _. ; ; 

updid
1> _p.  updo

updo
1>  
2>   

updone
1> _p-p.  updo

updraft
1>   (, )

updrawn
1> 
_Ex:
updrawn eyebrows  

uperize
1> _.  ()

upgrade
1> 
_Ex:
on the upgrade  
_Ex:
prices are on the upgrade    
2> , 
_Ex:
he's been the hardest child we've had to handle but I believe
he's on the upgrade    ,   
 -.  ,   ,   
 
3> _. ,  
4>     ; 
 
5>   ()
6>   ()
7>     
8> _. ; 

upgrade-stream side
1> _.  

upgrading
1> 
2>   ()

upgrowth
1> , 
_Ex:
a tremendous upgrowth of science   
2> ,  ,  

upheaval
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
political upheaval  
3> _. ,  ; 

upheave
1> 
2> 
3>   ,  
4>  ,  (  . .)

upheld
1> _p.  _p-p.  uphold

