vinegar-faced
1>   

vinegarette
1>    ,    . .

vinegarish
1> ; ;   

vinegary
1> 
2> , 
3> ; ;   

viner
1> _-.  

vinery
1>  
2> 

vineyard
1> 

vineyardist
1> _. 

vingt-et-un
1> " " ( )

vini-
1>      , 
_Ex:
viniferous 
_Ex:
viniculture 

vinicultural
1> , 

viniculture
1> ,   (.  )

viniferous
1> 

vinification
1> 

vining plant
1> _.    

vino
1> _. _. ,  (.  )

vinose
1> _. 
2> _. , 
3> _. 
_Ex:
vinose state  
_Ex:
in a somewhat vinose condition  
4> _.  
_Ex:
vinose eloquence  
5> _.  , 

vinosity
1> 
2> 
3> 

vinous
1> 
2> , 
3> 
_Ex:
vinous state  
_Ex:
in a somewhat vinous condition  
4>  
_Ex:
vinous eloquence  
5>  , 

vint
1> _.  ( )
2>  
_Ex:
the best wine that ever was vinted    
 

vintage
1>  
2>   
3>     
_Ex:
the vintage last year was harmed by disease  
   
4>    
5>  ,    (. vintage wine)
_Ex:
rare vintages  
6>     -., . 
_Ex:
a piano of 1845 vintage  1845  ()
7> ;  
8> _.  
_Ex:
old and new vintages     
_Ex:
vintage of capital  ,  
 
9> ; 
_Ex:
vintage wine  
_Ex:
vintage vodka  
10> ; 
_Ex:
a vintage silent film   ()  
11> , 
_Ex:
vintage suits ,   
_Ex:
vintage plays  
_Ex:
old vintage joke  " "
12> 
_Ex:
vintage O'Neill ,   
 '
13>    1916-1930 . ( )
14>  
15>  () 

vintage year
1>    
2>   

vintager
1> 

vintaging
1>  

vintner
1> 
2> 

viny
1>   () 
2> , 
3>  

vinyl
1> _. 

vinyl chloride
1> _.  

viol
1> _. 

viola
1>  ( )
2> _.  (Viola gen.)

viola d'amore
1>  ',  ' ( 
)

viola da gamba
1>    (  )

violaceous
1> _. 
2> 

violate
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to violate the law    
_Ex:
to violate an oath  () 
_Ex:
to violate one's conscience    
2> _.  
3> ; 
_Ex:
to violate a tomb  
_Ex:
to violate fellings  
4> ; ; 
_Ex:
to violate calm  ,  
5> ,  
6> 

violation
1> 
_Ex:
the violation of a treaty  
_Ex:
a violation of military discipline  

_Ex:
violation of signals   
_Ex:
in violation of  -.
2> _.  
3> ;  ()
_Ex:
the violation of a sacred place   
()
4> ,  
5> 

violative
1> . _. (of)  (-.);  
 (-.)
_Ex:
violative of the 14th Amendment  14- 
(  )

violator
1> 
2> 
3> 

violence
1> , 
_Ex:
to use violence   ()
_Ex:
mingled persuasion and violence   

2>  ; ; ;  
_Ex:
robbery with violence  
_Ex:
crime of violence _.  
_Ex:
to handle smb. with violence   -. 
 (  . .)
_Ex:
to resort to violence   
_Ex:
to die by violence   
_Ex:
to enter a house by violence   
3> 
4>  (. )
_Ex:
violence to a superior  
5> , ; , 
_Ex:
violence of passions  
_Ex:
the violence of the storm  () 
_Ex:
violence of invective  ,  
_Ex:
violence of an explosive _.   
_Ex:
to attack an enemy with violence    ;
    
_Ex:
the wind blew with great violence     
_Id:
to do violence to smth.  -.; ;
, ; ,  
_Id:
to do violence to reason   
_Id:
to do violence to one's conscience   ;
  
_Id:
it would do violence to his principles to eat meat 
    
_Id:
to do violence to a person's feelings 
-. 
_Id:
do violence to no man _.   
_Id:
to do violence to a text  
_Id:
to do violence to truth  
_Id:
these boxlike buildings do violence to the city 
-   

violent
1> , , ; 
_Ex:
violent passions  
_Ex:
violent efforts  
_Ex:
violent abuse  
_Ex:
violent rage  
_Ex:
violent controversy  
_Ex:
in a violent temper  ,  
2> , , 
_Ex:
violent storm  
_Ex:
violent galaxy _.  () 
_Ex:
violent blow  () 
_Ex:
violent revulsion  
_Ex:
violent discrepancy  
_Ex:
violent pain  
_Ex:
violent cough  
_Ex:
violent attack of gout   
_Ex:
violent mental exertion   
_Ex:
violent colours  () 
_Ex:
violent reds    
_Ex:
violent exercise ,   

_Ex:
in violent contrast   
3> 
_Ex:
violent death  
_Ex:
to resort to violent means   
_Ex:
to lay violent hands (on)  
4> , 
_Ex:
violent speech  () 
_Ex:
apt to form violent attachments () ;

5> , ; 
_Ex:
violent man  () 
_Ex:
violent language   
_Ex:
violent scene  
6>  (.   )
_Ex:
violent delirium _.  
_Ex:
he became violent    (   . .);
   ( )
7> , ; 
_Ex:
a violent construction of the text  
;   

violet
1> _.  (Viola gen.)
2>    
3> _pl. _. ()  (  -  ;   -
 )
_Id:
a shrinking (blushing) violet   
_Id:
to play the shrinking violet    ,
  
4> 
_Ex:
violet family _.  (Violaceae)
5> , 
_Ex:
violet rays  ,  
6> _.    
7> _.  

violin
1> 
_Ex:
to play the (on a) violin   
_Ex:
to teach the violin    ;   
_Ex:
violin string  
_Ex:
violin case   
2>  ( )
_Id:
to play first violin   ;  
,   

violin-maker
1>  

violinist
1> 

violist
1> _. 

violoncellist
1> 

violoncello
1> 

VIP
1> (_.  very important person) _.  
,  
_Ex:
to welcome the VIPs   

vipe
1> _.  

viper
1> _. ,  (Viperidae fam.)
2>    ; , , 
( )
_Ex:
to cherish (to nurse, to warm) a viper in one's bosom 
  
_Ex:
generation of vipers _.  
3> _.  
4> _. _. 

viperfish
1> _. - (Chauliodus)

viperish
1> ,   ; 

viperous
1> _. 
_Ex:
viperous hiss  
_Ex:
viperous brood (generation)  ; _. 

2> , , 

viraginian
1> _.  ( )

viraginous
1>  ( )

virago
1> ,  ; 
2> _. ; ; ;  ;
-

viral
1> _. 

virelai, virelay
1> _. 

virent
1> _. ,  

vires
1> _pl.  vis

virescent
1> _. 
2> _. ,  

Virgilian
1>   
2>   , 

virgin
1> , 
_Ex:
the (Blessed) V. Mary, the Blessed (the Holy) V., the
V. _.  , , 
_Ex:
a V. _.  (, )
_Ex:
the wise and foolish virgins _.    
2> 
_Ex:
this mountain in Africa is still a virgin   
     
3> 
_Ex:
Virgin _.  (   )
4> ; , 
_Ex:
the V. Birth _.  
_Ex:
the V. Queen _. - ( I)
5> 
_Ex:
virgin modesty  
6> , , 
_Ex:
virgin snow  () 
_Ex:
virgin peak ,      
_Ex:
virgin forest  () 
_Ex:
virgin sword     
7> 
_Ex:
virgin cruise  
8> _. , ; 
_Ex:
virgin birth (generation, procreation, reproduction,
production)  (   )
9> _. , ,  ( )
_Ex:
virgin gold  
_Ex:
virgin aluminium  
10>  ( )
_Ex:
virgin soil (land) ,  
11> _.    
_Ex:
virgin wool _.  ,  

12> _.  ( )
13> _. ;  ( )
14> _. ,  (  )
15> (to, of)   ( -.);   (
-.);   (-.)
_Ex:
a team virgin to harness   ,  
 
_Ex:
a forest virgin of hunters ,    
(     )

virgin tape
1> _.      

virginal
1> ; , 
2> 
3> , 
4> . _pl. _. _. ,  
(. pair of virginals)

virginhood
1> ; 

Virginia
1> 
_Ex:
Virginia Dynasty _. _. " " ( 
,  : , , )
2>  
_Ex:
Virginia weed _. _.   ( )

virginia cedar
1> _.   (Juniperus virginiana)

virginia creeper
1> _.   (Paethenocissus quinquefolia)

Virginian
1> ;    
2>     
3>    
_Ex:
Virginian hemp _.   (Acnida cannabina)

virginity
1> ; , 
2> , 
3> , 
4> _.  ()

virginium
1> _. 

Virgo
1> _.  (   )

virgule
1> _.  ,  

viricide
1> _.  

virid
1> , 

viridescent
1> _. 

viridian
1> - 

viridity
1> _. 
2> _. ; , 

virile
1> 
_Ex:
virile strength  
_Ex:
virile courage ; ,  
_Ex:
virile member   
2> ( ) , ;   
_Ex:
the virile age   
3> ( )       
4> , 
_Ex:
virile character  (, ) 
_Ex:
virile mind  
_Ex:
virile literary style   

virilescent
1>    ( );  
 ( )

virilism
1> , ,  

virility
1>    
2> ;   ( )
3>       ( );
 
4> ; ;  

virocracy
1>  , 

virogene
1> _.   (. )

virology
1> 

virosis
1>  

virtu
1> _.   ;  
2> _.   ,  
. .
_Ex:
article (object, piece) of virtu   
 
_Ex:
gentleman (man) of virtu  ,
. 
3> _.  , .   ;
; 

virtual
1> , ;  (-.) 
,  (  )
_Ex:
virtual rulers of a country   
_Ex:
he is a virtual stranger, although we've met    
 ,    
2> _. , 
_Ex:
virtual velocity  
_Ex:
virtual particle  
3> _.  ( , )
_Ex:
virtual image  
4> _. 
_Ex:
virtual rating _.  

virtual memory
1> _.     

virtuality
1> , ,  
2> ; 

virtually
1> , ,  , ;
 ,  ,  
_Ex:
virtually powerless  ,  
 
_Ex:
the request was virtually a command   , 
, 
_Ex:
virtually the same   (  )
_Ex:
I am virtually certain that...    ,
...

virtue
1> , 
_Ex:
virtue and vice   
_Ex:
cloistered virtue ,   
_Ex:
the path of virtue  
_Ex:
to entice smb. from the path of virtue  -. 
 ,  () -.
_Ex:
to follow virtue   
_Ex:
to win smb. to virtue  -.   
2> 
_Ex:
a woman of virtue  () 
_Ex:
a woman of easy virtue _.   
3>  ,    ;
; 
_Ex:
virtues and shortcomings   
_Ex:
cardinal virtues _.  
_Ex:
natural virtues are justice, prudence, temperance and
fortitude _.   - ,
, , 
_Ex:
Christian (theological) virtues are faith, hope and charity
 ()  - , ,

_Ex:
negative virtue   (  . .);
    ( ,
   . .)
_Ex:
clarity is a virtue of style  -   
( )
_Ex:
this climate has the virtues of never being too cold or
too hot      ,  
     ,   
_Ex:
there is some virtue in what you say ,   ,
  
4> ; ; 
_Ex:
there is no virtue in such drugs   
()
_Ex:
I have no faith in the virtue of herbs to heal sickness 
 ,      
5> , 
6> _pl. _.  ( )
_Ex:
heavenly virtues  
_Ex:
a hundred virtues rise    
_Id:
in (by) virtue of   (-.);   (-.);
,   (-.)
_Id:
to claim smth. in virtue of long service  
-.   ( )  
_Id:
to make a virtue of smth.     -.
_Id:
to make a virtue of necessity  ,  

_Id:
virtue is its own reward _.   
 

virtued
1> _. ;  (-.) 
2> _. ; , 

virtueless
1>  (   . .); ,

2> , ; , 

virtuosa
1> _. .  virtuoso

virtuose
1> _pl.  virtuosa

virtuosi
1> _pl.  virtuoso

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

virtuoso
1> 
2>  ;    
, ,   . .
3> 

virtuous
1> 
_Ex:
a virtuous wife is a crown to her husband
_.   -    
2>  ( )
3> _.  (   . .)
4> , , 
_Ex:
virtuous herbs  

