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

wegotism
1>   ""

wehee
1> _.  : --!

Wehrmacht
1> _. 

weigh
1> 
2>  (. to weigh oneself)
3> 
_Ex:
it weighs five tons    
_Ex:
how much do you weigh?    ?
4> ( with, against)  , ; 
_Ex:
his word weighs heavily with me    
 
_Ex:
it weighs heavily against him     
 
5> (. weigh up)  , ,

_Ex:
to weigh one's words   
_Ex:
to weigh the consequences  
_Ex:
to weigh a proposal   
6> (. weigh up)   ( -.)
7> ; 
_Ex:
to weigh an argument with (against) another  
  
8> _.     (, ; . weigh up)
_Ex:
to weigh ship   
9> _.   ;  ()
10> (upon, down) , , 
_Ex:
the matter weighed upon his conscience   
   
_Ex:
these troubles weigh upon (on) his mind   
 
11> , , 
_Ex:
the fruit weighed the branches down   
 

weigh in
1> _.    ( , )
2> _.    (   )
3> _.   ,  

weigh out
1> , 
_Ex:
to weigh out portions  
2> 
3> _.    (   )

weigh up
1> 
2>  ()
3> _.     (, )

weigh-house
1> 

weigh-in
1>        

weigh-scale
1>  
2> _pl. 

weighable
1>  

weighage
1>   ;  

weighbeam
1>  ; 

weighbridge
1>  ; -

weigher
1> 
_Ex:
official weigher _.   
2> 

weighing
1> 
_Ex:
control weighing  () 
2> _.   

weighing-machine
1>    
2> () 

weighlock
1> _.  

weighman
1> _. 

weighs
1> .  .  .  . .: _. 

weight
1> 
_Ex:
specific weight  
_Ex:
my weight is 140 pounds   ( ) 140 
_Ex:
unit of weight  
_Ex:
to put on weight   , 
_Ex:
to lose weight   , 
_Ex:
to sell by weight   
_Ex:
sole weight _.   
2>  ;  
_Ex:
a table of weights   
_Ex:
apothecaries' weight  
3> , ,  
_Ex:
to be under weight   
4> ; , , 
_Ex:
dead weight _.  
_Ex:
under its own weight   
_Ex:
keep the papers down with a weight   -

_Ex:
weight of roof, roof weight _.  , 
 
_Ex:
weight per axle _.   
5>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
that's a great weight off my mind     

_Ex:
he felt the weight of years    
6>  (. lead weight)
7> , ; 
_Ex:
to give weight to  ,  
(-.)
_Ex:
to lay weight on ,  
_Ex:
the objection is of weight   ()

_Ex:
considerations of no weight ,  

8> , 
_Ex:
men of weight  () 
_Ex:
to carry weight  
_Ex:
his word carries great weight with us     
 
_Ex:
to throw one's weight behind smth.   
 -. (  . .)
9>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to throw the main weight (into) _.   
()
10>  (  . .)
_Ex:
line weight   ( )
11>  (  . .)
12> 
_Ex:
a pound weight  
13> _pl. ; 
14> _.  ( )
_Ex:
weight throwing  
15>  ( )
16> _.   (. weight category)
17> _.  ;   , 
_Ex:
a suit of summer weight   
_Ex:
winter weight   (  . .)
_Ex:
tropical weights   ;   
_Id:
to be worth one's weight of (in) gold    ;
   ()
_Id:
to pull one's weight  ;  
;       . .
_Id:
to throw one's weight about (around)  ,
  ; 
18> ;  ,   . .
_Ex:
to weight a stick with lead   
19>  
_Ex:
to weight silk _.  
_Ex:
to weight sugar  
20>  ,  
_Ex:
circumstances weighted in his favour  
  
21> ,  
22>  (   . .)
23> _. 

weight allowance
1> _.   ;    (. weight allowance
draft)

weight clock
1>   ; 

weight down
1>  , 
2> ; 
3> , 
_Ex:
he was weighted down with shopping    

weight zone
1> _.   

weight-lifter
1> , , 

weight-lifting
1> _.  ;  

weighted
1> (with) ;  ,  ,    . .
_Ex:
weighted shoe _.  
_Ex:
weighted doll "-" ()
2> _.  ( )
3> _. 
_Ex:
weighted average (mean)  
4> (towards) 
5> (against) 

weightily
1> , 
2> , , 

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

weightless
1> 

weightlessness
1> 
_Ex:
state of weightlessness  

weighty
1> , , 
_Ex:
weighty argument  () 
_Ex:
weighty opinions  
_Ex:
weighty utterance  
_Ex:
weighty problems  
2> , 
_Ex:
weighty responsibilities  
_Ex:
weighty cares  
3> , ; 
_Ex:
weighty steps  ,  

weir
1> ; ; 
2>  , 

weird
1> _. , ; 
2> _. ; 
3> , ; 
4> _. , ; , 
_Ex:
weird shapes  
_Ex:
what a weird idea!    () !
_Id:
the W. Sisters ; _.  , 
5> _. 
_Ex:
weirded to  ( -.);  
( -.)

weirdie
1> _.   ,  
2> _.   (,   . .)
3> _.  

weirdly
1> _. ;  
2> _. ; , 

weirdo
1> _.   ,  
2> _.   (,   . .)
3> _.  

weirdy
1> _.   ,  
2> _.   (,   . .)
3> _.  

weisenheimer
1> _. ;  "  "
2> _. _. ,  

weism
1>   ""

Weismannian
1> _. 
_Ex:
Weismannian theory  , 

Weismannism
1> _. 

weiss beer
1> _.  

Welch
1> (the Welch) _. , 
2> ,  
3> _.   (. Welch coal)
4> , 
_Ex:
Welch cattle  ()  
_Id:
Welch rabbit (rarebit)   
_Id:
Welch ambassador 
_Id:
Welch mile   
_Id:
Welch niece  

welch
1> _.    (, )
2> _.   , 
_Ex:
are you going to welch on me?      ?

welcome
1>  (); 
_Ex:
warm welcome  
_Ex:
to find a ready welcome   
_Ex:
they were accorded a hearty welcome    

_Ex:
to overstay one's welcome  ,
  ( )
2> 
_Ex:
to bid welcome  ()
3> , ; 
_Ex:
welcome guest  () 
_Ex:
welcome letter  
_Ex:
welcome gift   -. 
_Ex:
welcome suggestion  (, ) 
_Ex:
he is always welcome in our home    
_Ex:
to make smb. welcome   -.
4> (to)      -.,
 -.
_Ex:
you are welcome to any book in my library   
   
_Ex:
you are welcome to (use) my car     
5> (to) _. ,   -.
_Ex:
he is welcome to it (to try)    
_Ex:
you are welcome to your opinion    
, ,  
_Ex:
he is welcome to any illusion he may have   
  
_Id:
you are welcome  (   
)
6>  ();  
_Ex:
to welcome smb. at one's home   -.  
( )
7> , 
_Ex:
to welcome a suggestion  
8> (by, with)  (-.)
_Ex:
to welcome with a hail of bullets   
9>  !,  !
_Ex:
welcome to Edinburgh!    !

welcome home
1>  ! (  )
2>      ( ,
    . .)

welcome wagon
1>    , , 
   . .,    


welcomer
1>  (    . .)

weld
1> _.  ,  
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> , 
_Ex:
to weld a nation  
_Ex:
welded by common interests   
_Ex:
arguments that are closely welded ,  
  

weldability
1> _. 

welded
1> _. 

welder
1> 
2>  

welding
1> _. 
_Ex:
welding machine  
_Ex:
welding rod  
_Ex:
welding stress   

weldless
1> _. 

weldment
1>  

welfare
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
for the welfare of the people   
_Ex:
to look after a child's welfare   
_Ex:
I am concerned about his welfare  ,   
 
2>     (,   . .);
; ,  
3>   (. social welfare)
4> ()  (   . .)
_Ex:
to be on welfare  ,   

welfare hotel
1>     

welfare mother
1>    ,   


welfare officer
1>      ( 
 . .)
2> _.    
3>      
 ( )

welfare recipient
1> ,   ( , ,
  . .)

welfare state
1> _. "  " ( 
 ,    . .)

welfarism
1> _.    " 
"
2> _. ,   
,   , 
  . .

welfarite
1> _. _. ,   

welkin
1> , 
_Ex:
by the welkin!  !

well
1> 
2> , ;  (. )
3> 
4> _pl.   ()
5> , 
_Ex:
a well of life  
_Ex:
he is a well of information   
6>  ;  
7>  
8>   (  )
9> _. 
10> _. 
11> _. , 
12> _.  ( ;  well up)
_Ex:
tears welled up in her eyes    
13>  (. well up)
14>  ; ,  (. well out, well forth)
_Ex:
the blood was welling out from the wound   

15> (over) ;   
_Ex:
his heart welled over with joy   

16> ; 
_Ex:
I wish him well    
17> (the well) _. 
_Ex:
the sick are often impatient with the well  
 
18> ; 
_Ex:
is she well or ill?    ?
_Ex:
I am not very well today   
_Ex:
to feel well    ()
_Ex:
to look well  ;   
_Ex:
I hope you'll soon get well again ,  

_Ex:
I am practically a well man   
_Ex:
well baby ward    ( 
)
_Ex:
the wound is nearly well   
19> ,   
_Ex:
all is well   ,  
_Ex:
all is not well with him     
_Ex:
things are well with us     
_Ex:
we are very well where we are    
( )
20> , ; 
21> 
_Ex:
it was well for you that nobody saw you  , 
   
22> , 
_Ex:
it might be well for you to leave ,  
 
_Ex:
it would be well to inquire    
_Id:
it's all very well _.  
_Id:
it's all very well (for you) to suggest doing that but
where's the money coming from? ()  ,
   ?
23> , ; ; 
_Ex:
the work is well done   
_Ex:
I did not sleep well last night    
24> , ; 
_Ex:
to think well of smb.   -.  
_Ex:
to speak well of smb.    -.
25> 
_Ex:
to live well   
26> 
_Ex:
he must be well over fifty , ,   
_Ex:
well on in life , 
_Ex:
I am well forward with my work   
,    
_Ex:
it is well up in the list  -   
_Ex:
well into the night   
_Ex:
well to the east  () 
27> , 
_Ex:
he was well out of sight     
28> ,   ; 
_Ex:
I could not well refuse     ()
29> 
_Ex:
shake the bottle well   
( )
_Ex:
examine the account well   
30> , 
_Ex:
I like him well    
_Ex:
to be well pleased   
31> 
_Ex:
it may well be true   
_Ex:
you may well be surprised     
_Ex:
he could well afford a new car     
 
32>  
_Ex:
as well , ;    
_Ex:
there were other books as well    
_Ex:
we may as well begin at once     
_Ex:
you might as well throw your money away     
    
_Ex:
that is just as well   ,   
_Ex:
as well as ;   ;  ;  ;
 ...  
_Id:
well and truly ; 
_Id:
well and good   ;   ;  ; 
, ...
_Id:
let (leave) well alone   ;     
_Id:
he can never let well alone   ,  
  ()
_Id:
well away  ,   ; _. 

_Id:
to turn out well  ;   
_Id:
to come off well  ;  
_Id:
to go well together    ; 
_Id:
to be doing well  ( )
_Id:
mother and child are doing well    
 
_Id:
to be well out of smth.    -.;
   -.   -.
_Id:
to be well up in smth.     -.
_Id:
well done (run)! !, ! ()
_Id:
well said!  !
_Id:
well met!   
_Id:
to do oneself well      
_Id:
all is well that ends well _.  ,  
,   
33> ! ( , , , ,
 ,   . .)
_Ex:
well, you of all people! ,      !
_Ex:
well, I declare! ,   !;   !,  !
_Ex:
well, to be sure   !,   !,  !
_Ex:
well, I never!   !,   !
_Ex:
well, it can't be helped!   ,   !
34>  (    
     -. )
_Ex:
well, then she said ,    

well hole
1> _.  
2> _.      

well room
1> 

well-
1>      
_Ex:
well-preserved  
2>      -
_Ex:
well-natured 
3>      
_Ex:
well-content  

well-acquainted
1> (with)   ( -., -.)
2>  ( -.)

well-acted
1>   ( )

well-advised
1> 
_Ex:
well-advised man  () 
2> 
_Ex:
well-advised action  () 

well-affected
1> , 
2> , 
3> , 

well-aimed
1> ;   

well-apaid
1> _. , 

well-appointed
1>  ,   
_Ex:
well-appointed room   
_Ex:
well-appointed expedition   

well-armed
1>  

well-balanced
1> , 
2> , , 
3> , ; 

well-becoming
1> , , 

well-behaved
1>   ; 

well-being
1> 
2> , () ; 
_Ex:
the well-being of the nation  
_Ex:
well-being of troops _.   

well-beloved
1> () 
2> 

well-born
1> _. ,  
2>    (    )

well-breathed
1>    (   . .);  ,
  

well-bred
1>  (  , .  )
2>    
_Ex:
well-bred behaviour  ; , 

_Ex:
well-bred speech  
3>  ( );   ( )

well-built
1> ,  
2>  ,  

well-child clinic
1>  ,  

well-chosen
1>  ;  
_Ex:
well-chosen words   () 
_Ex:
well-chosen epithet  
_Ex:
at a well-chosen moment   () 

well-conditioned
1>  ; , 
2>   ,   , 
_Ex:
well-conditioned wound   () 

well-conducted
1> ; 
2>   (   . .);  


well-connected
1>  ()    
 
2>  ,     
3> , 

well-contented
1>  ;  

well-cooked
1>   ( )
_Ex:
well-cooked dinner  
2>  

well-cress
1> _.   (Nasturtium officinale)

well-cut
1>  

well-day
1> _.    ()

well-deck
1> _.  

well-defined
1>  
2>  

