wayzgoose
1>   ( , )

wazir
1> 

we
1> 
_Ex:
where shall we go?   ?
_Ex:
we both thank you    
2>  (.  2-    )
_Ex:
well, Jane, and how are we this morning? , ,  
  ?
3>  (   1-   ,  
 . .);  ""
_Ex:
we are of the opinion that...   ...
4>  (    , 
 ,   . .)
_Ex:
we lawyers... , ...
5>  (      
)
_Ex:
as we are often apt to think     

_Ex:
we in the United States believe that...   
, ...
6>  (    "")

we'd
1> _. _.  we had, we should, we would

we'll
1> _. _.  we will  we shall

we're
1> _. _.  we are

we've
1> _. _.  we have

weak
1>  (); ; , 
_Ex:
weak muscles  
_Ex:
weak constitution  
_Ex:
weak sight  () 
_Ex:
weak coal _.  
_Ex:
weak in intellect (in the head)  ;

_Ex:
weak with loss of blood    
_Ex:
too weak to walk     
2> , ; 
_Ex:
weak will , 
_Ex:
weak man  () 
_Ex:
weak character 
_Ex:
weak refusal  
_Ex:
in a weak moment   
_Ex:
weak in faith  (_. )  
_Ex:
weak in spirit  
_Ex:
weaker brethren _.  ; 
()  (  . .)
3> , , 
_Ex:
weak excuse  ,  
_Ex:
weak argument  () 
_Ex:
weak logic  ,  
4> , ; 
_Ex:
weak tea  
_Ex:
weak decoction  
_Ex:
weak wine  () 
5> _.  (  )
6> , , 
_Ex:
weak government  
7> 
_Ex:
weak students  
8> ,  ( )
9> _.  ( , ); , ,
   ( )
_Ex:
the market is weak   
_Ex:
weak demand for goods    
10> _. 
_Ex:
weak verb  
11> _. , 
12> _. ,  ( )
13> _. ,  ; 
14> _. 
_Ex:
weak picture  
_Id:
weak knees ; 
_Id:
the weaker sex   ( )
_Id:
weak hand _.  ,  
_Id:
weak as a cat ;  
_Id:
weak as water , ; ; 

weak interaction
1> _.  - 

weak sister
1>  ,   ; 
_Ex:
the weak sisters in the class found the assignment too
difficult      

weak-brained
1> 

weak-eyed
1>  ,  ; 

weak-handed
1>   ; , 
2>    ;   ,


weak-headed
1> 
2> 
3>  

weak-hearted
1> ; , 
2> ; 

weak-kneed
1> , , 

weak-minded
1> , ; ; 
2> ; ;  

weak-sighted
1>  ,  ; 

weak-spirited
1> 

weaken
1> ;  
_Ex:
to weaken a blow  () 
_Ex:
he has been weakened by illness   
_Ex:
to weaken wine with water   
2> , 
3> _.  (  . .); 
;  ( ,   . .); ;
  ()
4> _.  ( , )

weakening
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
weakening sound _.  

weakfish
1> _.  (Cynoscion)

weakish
1> 
_Ex:
weakish tea  

weakling
1> ,  
2>  , ""

weakly
1> , ;  ( )
2> ,  ()
3> 

weakness
1> , , ; , 
_Ex:
weakness of memory _.  () 
_Ex:
the weakness of old age  
_Ex:
weakness of brain-power , 
_Ex:
weakness of mind _. 
2> 
_Ex:
the weakness of a lock  
_Ex:
the weakness of smb.'s classical knowledge  
,    
_Ex:
weakness in scholarship  , 

3> , , 
_Ex:
weakness in resistance  () 
4> ; 
_Ex:
the weakness of an argument  ,
 
5> ,  ; , 
_Ex:
his chief weakness is a fondness for the bottle  
 - 
6> (for) ;  ( -.)
_Ex:
to have a weakness for smb.    -.
_Ex:
candy is a weakness of mine  -  
7> _.  (, );  
()
8> _. ;  

weal
1> _. ; , 
_Ex:
the public (the general) weal  
_Ex:
in weal and woe   ,   
_Ex:
for the weal of smb.'s soul  -. 
2> ,  (  )
3>  ()

weald
1> , 
2> ,  , . 

3> (the W.)  ( ,     
, , , )
4> (w.) _. 

wealth
1> 
_Ex:
intellectual wealth  
_Ex:
a man of wealth 
2> (of) , ; 
_Ex:
a wealth of illustration  
_Ex:
a wealth of detail  
_Ex:
a wealth of ideas  () 
_Ex:
a wealth of wit  
_Ex:
a wealth of flowers  
_Ex:
a wealth of deep black hair   
_Ex:
a dictionary with a wealth of examples   

3> _.  , 
_Ex:
national wealth  ,  
_Ex:
the wealth of the oceans  ,  
_Ex:
the W. of Nations " " ( .)
4>    (   ;
. personal wealth)

wealthy
1> (the wealthy) _. , , 
_Ex:
power in the hands of the wealthy    
2> , 
_Ex:
wealthy man ;  
_Ex:
wealthy country  
3> (in) ,  (-.)
_Ex:
language wealthy in nuances ,  

wean
1> _. ;  
2>    ();    (
 . .)
3> (from, of)  ( -.; . wean away)
_Ex:
to wean smb. from a habit  -.  
_Ex:
how can we wean him away from his bad companions?  
    ?

weaner
1> _-. 

weanling
1> ,     
2> _-. 

weapon
1> ,  ; 
_Ex:
nuclear weapons, the nuclear weapon  
_Ex:
weapons of mass destruction (annihilation)  

_Ex:
sophisticated weapons    
_Ex:
all-purpose weapon  
_Ex:
directed energy weapon  
_Ex:
cutting weapon  
_Ex:
weapon of opportunity _.    (
   )
2> , , 
_Ex:
the strike as a political weapon   

_Ex:
to fight an adversary with (at) his own weapon(s) 
   
3> _.   ( , )

weaponed
1> 

weaponeer
1> _.   
2> _. ,     

weaponization
1> _. ;  

weaponless
1> 
2> _. ;    
( )

weaponry
1> _. ,  

wear
1> ,  ()
_Ex:
in wear   , ; 
_Ex:
the coat I have in wear ,    
_Ex:
this is no longer in wear     ,  
 
_Ex:
clothes for everyday wear  
_Ex:
a dress for winter wear  
_Ex:
for seaside wear   ( )
2> , 
_Ex:
to show wear , 
_Ex:
the carpets are showing wear  
_Ex:
it will stand any amount of wear     
_Ex:
to look the worse for wear   
()
_Ex:
wear allowance _.   
_Ex:
wear resistance _. 
3> 
_Ex:
there is still much wear in these shoes   
  
_Ex:
wear life _.   ()
_Ex:
wear performance _.  (, ), 
 ; 
4> , 
_Ex:
men's wear  
_Ex:
working wear  ; 
_Ex:
beach wear _.  ,   . .;
 
_Ex:
slumber wear    
_Ex:
wear fabrics  
5> (-wear)    : 
_Ex:
foot wear 
_Ex:
underwear 
_Ex:
knitwear 
6>   ( -.);  (  . .)
_Ex:
to wear a hat  
_Ex:
to wear stockings   
_Ex:
to wear one's hair long   
_Ex:
to wear scent 
_Ex:
to wear a sword   
_Ex:
to wear the ensign (the flag colours) of ...  
 ( )
_Ex:
she wore a black gown     ,   
 
_Ex:
she was wearing diamonds    
_Ex:
I have nothing to wear!   !
_Ex:
what do they wear in Paris this spring?   
  ?
_Ex:
navy blue is very much worn this year    
- 
7> , 
_Ex:
to wear one's head high   
_Ex:
to wear a famous name   
_Ex:
to wear smb., smth. in one's heart   -.,
-.
8>  
_Ex:
to wear a troubled look   
_Ex:
the house wore a neglected look   
_Ex:
to wear a sad smile  
_Ex:
to wear a face of joy   
9> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
wear a hole in the rug    
_Ex:
to wear a path across a field    
_Ex:
to wear ruts in a road    
10> ; ; 
11> ;  ;    
_Ex:
this cloth will wear for years    
_Ex:
the material won't wear  
_Ex:
the colour won't wear     (,
)
_Ex:
clothes wear to one's shape      
12> 
_Ex:
to wear one's years well  
_Ex:
old Smith is wearing      (
  )
13>    -. (.  )
_Ex:
to wear threadbare ; 
_Ex:
his stock of money began to wear very low  
 
_Ex:
wear smooth ; 
14> ,  (. wear out)
_Ex:
to be worn by anxiety   
15> ( ) , 
_Ex:
the day wears towards its close   
_Ex:
the time wears late  
16> ( ) ,  (. wear away)
_Ex:
to wear away one's life in trifles  
 
_Ex:
to wear through the day  
17> _. ,  (-.)
18> _.  (  . .)
19> _.  ( -.); 
20> _. , 
21> _. ,  
22> _. , 
23> _.   
_Ex:
it's hard to know him but he wears well   
,      
_Ex:
that idea won't wear   
24> _.   -.
_Id:
to wear the breeches (the pants, the trousers) 
  ( );    
_Id:
to wear the cravat _.   , 

_Id:
to wear the King's (the Queen's) coat   

_Id:
to wear stripes   ,   

_Id:
to wear thin ;  ,  
;   (, ;
)
_Id:
the coin has worn thin  
_Id:
hair wearing thin on top ,   
_Id:
his temper was wearing thin    (
 )
_Id:
arguments that quickly wore thin ,  
 
25> _.    

wear and tear
1> _.   ,   (
 )
2> ; 
_Ex:
fair wear and tear _.     
3> _.   
4> 
_Ex:
wear and tear of life  

wear away
1> 
_Ex:
time has worn away the inscription   
2> , 
_Ex:
the inscription has worn away  
3>  (   . .)
_Ex:
the long winter wore away     
4> _.  

wear down
1> , 
2> , 
_Ex:
the heels of these shoes are worn down    

3> , 
4> ,  
5> , 
_Ex:
the illness wore her down   

wear off
1> ; 
_Ex:
to wear off the stiffness of one's shoes  
_Ex:
to wear off an impression  
2> 
_Ex:
the nap soon wore off   
3> ,  (   . .); 
_Ex:
the impression will soon wear off   
_Ex:
the strangeness will wear off in time   
 

wear on
1>  , 
_Ex:
the meeting wore on all morning    
2> ,   ,  

wear out
1> 
_Ex:
to wear out a dress  
2> 
_Ex:
this cloth will soon wear out     
3>  (   . .)
_Ex:
his patience wore (was worn) out    
4> , ; 
_Ex:
all this talking wears me out      

_Ex:
hardship and penury wore him out before his time  
    
5> ,  ()
6> , 
7> ; , 
_Ex:
we wore out a storm   

wear-in
1> _. ; 

wearability
1>  (, )
2>  ( -.)

wearable
1> . _pl.  
2>   ;   
_Ex:
this hat is simply not wearable     


wearer
1>  (,   . .)

wearies
1> _. 
_Ex:
I am getting the evening wearies    


weariful
1> ; ; 
2> 
3> , , , 

weariless
1> 
_Ex:
weariless vigil  

wearily
1> ; , 
2> 
_Ex:
I wearily threw myself on the bed in my clothes  
    

weariness
1> , 
2> ; 

wearing
1> ; 
2> 
3> 
_Ex:
wearing test   
_Ex:
wearing capacity 
_Ex:
wearing quality 
4>   
_Ex:
wearing apparel ,  
5> , 
_Ex:
wearing journey  
_Ex:
wearing occupation  
_Ex:
children are often very wearing    
6> , ; 
7> _.  ; 

wearisome
1> , ; , 
2> ,  (   . .)

wearproof
1> , , 

weary
1> ; 
_Ex:
weary sigh  
_Ex:
weary in body and mind    
_Ex:
weary with resistance   
2>   
_Ex:
to make weary , 
_Ex:
they were weary of the subject    
3> , ; 
_Ex:
wait  
_Ex:
to walk ten weary miles   , 

4> (of) ,   ( -.)
_Ex:
I am weary of life   
_Ex:
I am weary of his complaints    
5> _. , 
_Ex:
weary life  
_Ex:
weary world  
6> ; 
_Ex:
to weary smb. with idle chatter  -. 

7> 
8>   
9> (for) ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to weary for quiet  
_Ex:
to weary for sleep   
_Ex:
to weary for a letter    
_Ex:
she wearies for her children    
10> (of)  ;  ; 
_Ex:
she wearied of loneliness   
_Ex:
he wearied of too much gaiety   


Weary Willie
1> _. , 
2> _. , 

wearying
1> , ; , 
2> , 

weasand
1> _. 

weasel
1> _. ,   .   
(Mustela gen.)
2>     
3> , ,  
4> _. ; 
_Id:
weasel words _.      ;
     
_Id:
to catch a weasel asleep   ;
 -. () 
5> _. _. , ;  ( ,
);  (    );
,  (. weasel out)
6>  , 
7> _. ;  

weasel-faced
1>      ; 

weasel-worded
1>  ;  

weaselly
1> , ,  ( )

weather
1> 
_Ex:
fine weather  
_Ex:
broken weather  () 
_Ex:
rough weather , , 
_Ex:
flying weather _.  
_Ex:
thawing weather 
_Ex:
greasy weather _.  , 
_Ex:
in all weather(s)   
2> , , , , 
_Ex:
to make good weather of it _.   
( )
_Ex:
under stress of weather   ,
- 
_Ex:
protection against the weather   , 
 . .
3> _.  
_Ex:
to have the weather (of)    
_Ex:
to drive with the weather     
4> _-.    
_Id:
April weather  ;  ,  ;
 ;   
_Id:
King's (Queen's) weather  ;  
_Id:
in the weather   
_Id:
under the weather , ;  
;  ;  ; _. ,

_Id:
to make heavy weather of smth. _.  ,
  ;  ,  
_Id:
to make heavy weather of the simplest tasks 
    
_Id:
to have the weather of smb.    -.
5>   
_Ex:
weather sign  
_Ex:
weather ageing     
6> _. ; 
_Ex:
weather message (report) 
_Ex:
weather observation  
_Ex:
weather officer _.  
7> _. 
_Ex:
weather roll      
8> , ,  (. weather out, weather
through)
_Ex:
to weather storm  
9> _.    (. weather on)
10>    ; () 

11> _. ; 

weather breeder
1>   

weather bureau
1>  

weather chart
1>    

weather cloth
1> _.  

weather deck
1> _.  ;  ;  

weather eye
1>   
2> , 
_Id:
to keep one's weather eye open _.   ;
  ;  , 

weather forecast
1> _.  

weather helm
1> _.    

weather modification
1>     

weather satellite
1> _.  

weather service
1>  ,  

weather side
1> _.  

weather strip
1>      ( );  
 . .
2> _.  , 

weather vane
1>  (.  ,  )

weather window
1> 

weather-beaten
1>  , , 
2>  , 
3>   ,  ( )
_Ex:
weather-beaten face  

weather-burned
1>   

weather-driven
1>  , , 

weather-resistant
1>     , 

_Ex:
weather-resistant house ()  
_Ex:
weather-resistant window    , 
  . .
_Ex:
weather-resistant jacket  ()  
 
_Ex:
weather-resistant suit _.     
 
_Ex:
weather-resistant container _.  
2>    ; ;


weather-stained
1>  ( )
2>  ,  ( )

weather-strip
1>  (  . .) , ;  
  (, )

weather-wise
1>   ;   
2>     , ,
  

weatherability
1>    

weatherboard
1> _.  
2> _.  

weatherboarding
1> _.   ;  

weatherbound
1>   ;  -  

weathercock
1>  (.  ,  )
2> _. 
3>  . . .: _.  ;
, ; ;   
4>  
5>  ,  (-.)
6>    

weathered
1>   ( )
2> ,  ,   
( )
3>   
4> _. 
5> _.     ; 

weathergauge
1> _. 

weatherglass
1> _. 

weathering
1> _.       ; 
2> _. , 
3> 
4>  ()
5> _. ,  
6> _.  

weatherize
1>  , , ;
,    

weatherly
1> _.  ( )     
  

