wild mine
1> "" , , 
 

wild oat
1> _.  ,  (Avena fatua)
_Id:
to sow one's wild oats     

wild pig
1> _. , ,   (Sus scrofa)

wild plantain
1> _.     (Heliconia caribaea)

wild radish
1> _.     (Raphanus raphanistrum)

wild rice
1> _.  ,   (Zizania aquatica)

wild rose
1> _.   (Rosa canina)

wild sow
1>  ,  

wild strawberry
1> _.   (Fragaria vesca)

wild turnip
1> _.  (Brassica gen.)

wild vetsch
1> _.   (Vicia cracca)

Wild West
1>   (  )
_Ex:
Wild West film  , 

wild-eyed
1>   
2> _.  ( ,   . .)

wildcat
1> _.    (Felis sylvestris)
2> _.   (Felis ocreata)
3>   
4> ,  , . ; ""
5>  
6> _pl. _.   
7> "" ,    
    
8> ,    
9>     
10> _. _.   ()
11> _. " " (,  )
12> _. 
_Ex:
wildcat bank  
_Ex:
wildcat venture ,  
13> ; 
_Ex:
wildcat insurance scheme   
_Ex:
wildcat strike "" ,   
     
14> , 
_Ex:
wildcat schemes  
15> _. , ;  
(.  )
16> _.    ;  ( )
17> _.       
 

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

wildebeest
1> _-.  ()

wilder
1> _.   ;   , ;  
;  

wilderness
1>  ;  
2>  , 
_Ex:
a voice in the wilderness _.    
3>     
_Ex:
wilderness area ()  
4> , 
5> (of) , ,  (-.)
_Id:
to go into the wilderness    (  
   . .);    

wildfire
1> ;  ( )
_Ex:
to spread (to go round) like wildfire  
 
_Ex:
the news spread like wildfire   
 
_Ex:
the wildfire of passion  
2> _. ;   
3>  
4> " ",   ( , ,
 )
5> _. _.  ()
6> _-.    

wildfowl
1>  

wilding
1>  , .  
2>   
3>   
4> _. , 
5>    

wildish
1> ; 

wildlife
1>  
_Ex:
the wildlife of the area    
_Ex:
wildlife conservation  
_Ex:
wildlife refuge 

wildling
1>  
2> _.  

wildshot
1> _.   

wildwater
1>  

wildwood
1> .  ;  ,  ;
  (   )

wile
1> . _pl. , ; 
_Ex:
the wiles of the devil  
2> _. ; , ; , 
3> _.  ()
4> , ;   
5> ,  (; . wile away)

wilful
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
wilful child  () 
_Ex:
wilful horse  
2> , ()
_Ex:
wilful murder  
_Ex:
wilful disobedience _.  
3>  . . .: _. ;  
4>  
_Id:
wilful waste makes woeful want _.   
 

wilfully
1> , ; 
2> , , 

wiliness
1> ; ; 

wilko
1> (_.  will comply)  

will
1> ;  
_Ex:
strong will  
_Ex:
lack of will 
_Ex:
a will of one's own , ; 
_Ex:
by force of will  
2> , 
_Ex:
God's will  
_Ex:
the will be done _.    
_Ex:
will to live   
_Ex:
will to win (to victory)   
_Ex:
at will  ,  
_Ex:
tenant at will ,      
 ( )
_Ex:
he may come and go at will     ,
 
_Ex:
at one's own sweet will   ()
_Ex:
to do smth. of one's own free will  -. 
 
_Ex:
against one's will  -. 
_Ex:
to work (to have) one's will  -
_Ex:
to work one's will upon smb.  -.  
_Ex:
to be at smb.'s will   -.  (
-. )
_Ex:
with the best will (in the world)      
_Ex:
such is our will and pleasure _.   
 
3> _. ; 
4> , ; 
_Ex:
they set to work with a will     
5> ,   (. _. last will and testament)
_Ex:
to make (to draw up) a will  
_Id:
at will! _.  ! ()
_Id:
to take the will for the deed    
  ;  -. 
()
_Id:
where there's a will, there's a way _.  ,
  
6> _. _.  , ; , 
_Ex:
whatever he wills he may accomplish     ,
   
_Ex:
he who wills success is half-way to it    -
 
_Ex:
God has willed it so     
_Ex:
fate willed it that he should die young    
  
7> ; 
_Ex:
to will oneself to fall asleep   
_Ex:
to will smb. to do (into doing) smth. 
-.  -.
8> 
_Ex:
to will one's money to charities  
 
_Ex:
to will away from smb.    
9>  , , , :
_Ex:
I will do it  ()  
_Ex:
I will not (won't) do it    ( ,  )
 
_Ex:
we will not put up with your refusal this time   
    
_Ex:
he can find no one who will take the job   
 ,      
_Ex:
come whenever you will ,   ()
_Ex:
call it what you will    
_Ex:
do as you will   
_Ex:
they have to obey, whether they will or not  
,     
10>  :
_Ex:
I can and I will learn it      
() 
_Ex:
I have made up my mind to go and go I will   ,
    
_Ex:
I will be obeyed    -
11>  ,    ( 
):
_Ex:
will you have a cup of tea?     ?
_Ex:
will you tell me the time? , ,  ?
_Ex:
won't you sit down? , 
_Ex:
will you come in? , 
12>    :
_Ex:
will you remember that you have to be here at three  ,
      
_Ex:
just wait a moment, will you?  , 
_Ex:
you will do what I say at once    , 
 
_Ex:
will you post the letter without delay? () 
  
_Ex:
you will report to the colonel  
_Ex:
shut the door, will you?  , ()
13>  , :
_Ex:
the back seat will hold three passengers   
 ( )  
_Ex:
three metres of cloth will make a skirt and jacket  
     
14>  :
_Ex:
this'll be our train , ,  
_Ex:
this will be your cousin , -,   
_Ex:
you will remember...   ...
_Ex:
you will have read that article , ,  

15>  :
_Ex:
accident will happen    
 
_Ex:
what will be, will be  ,   
_Ex:
truth will out   
_Ex:
boys will be boys    ,
  
16>      
:
_Ex:
there he'll (he will) sit hour after hour  
()  
_Ex:
he will have his little joke, the doctor _-.  
  ,  !
_Ex:
the drawer will not open     
_Ex:
the engine won't start   
17>  ,    
   2  3 .:
_Ex:
I shall tell you everything and you will give me your opinion
   ,      
_Ex:
when will it be ready?    ?
_Id:
if you will   
_Id:
come what will   
_Id:
I'll be hanged if...     , ...
18> _.  
19> _. ,   
20> _. , 

will-less
1> 
2> 

will-o'-the-wisp
1>  
2>  
3>  ;  

will-worship
1> _.   (  )

willed
1> _. 
2> _. ,    ; 
 
3> _. 
4> (-willed)    :  - 
_Ex:
self-willed 
_Ex:
weak-willed 
_Ex:
strong-willed 

willey
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _.  ()

willful
1> , ; 
2> , , 

willie-waucht, wille-waught
1> _.   (  . .)

willies
1> (. the willies) _pl. _. ;  
_Ex:
a fit of the willies  
_Ex:
it gave me the willies   -  ( )

willing
1> , , ,  (
-.);   ( -.)
_Ex:
willing to oblige , , 
_Ex:
willing or not -,   
_Ex:
I am quite willing to come with you   ()
  
_Ex:
I am quite willing that you should come (for you to come)
     
2> , ;   (-.)
_Ex:
willing hands  , , 
_Ex:
to lend a willing hand   
_Ex:
to be able and willing    
_Ex:
to give willing service   
3> , 
_Ex:
willing sacrifice  
_Ex:
willing obedience  , 

4> _. ;   () 
_Ex:
willing horse 
_Ex:
to spur (to flog) a willing horse  ,   
   ;   
_Ex:
willing ear  ,  
_Ex:
God willing   ,   
_Ex:
nothing is impossible to a willing heart (mind) _. 
 -  ;     

willing-minded
1> _. , 

willingly
1> ,  
2> ,  

willingness
1> 

williwaw
1> _. 
2> "-" (    )
3> 

willow
1> _.  (Salix gen.)
2>  , 
3>  
4>    , .  ( , )
_Ex:
to wield the willow   
5> _.  
6> _.  
_Id:
to wear the (green) willow   ();
   (, ,  
 )
7> _.  ()

willow herb
1> _. , - (Epilobium angustifolium)

willow pattern
1>        ( 
    )

willow tree
1> _.  (Salix gen.)

willow warbler
1> _. - (Phylloscopus trochillus)

willow wren
1> _. - (Phylloscopus trochillus)

willow-ware
1>       

willowed
1>    

willowy
1>    ( )
_Ex:
willowy figure  () 
2>    

willpower
1>  

willy
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _.  ()

Willy-boy, willy-boy
1> _. _.  ( );  

willy-goat
1> _. 

willy-nilly
1> 
2> . . shilly-shally
3> , -,   

willy-willy
1> _. - ( )

willyard, willyart
1> _. 
2> _. ; 

wilt
1> ; 
2>  ( )
3> ,  ( )
4> ; ,  
5>  (  . .)
6>  (  . .)
7> _. 2- . ..   . will

Wilton
1> _.  (  ; . Wilton
carpet, Wilton rug)

wily
1> , ; 

wimble
1> 
2> 
3> _. _. ; 
_Ex:
to wimble into smth.   -.;  -. (
  . .)
4> _. , ; 

wimp
1> _.  , 
2> _.  ;  ( ); ,

3> _. , 
4> _. , 

wimple
1> _.   ,  . ,
; ; 
2> _. ,  ()
3> 
4> ,   ( )
5> _. 
6>  ()
7> 
8>  
9> . _.  ( )
10> . _. ,   ( )

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

win
1> ,  (.  ,  )
2> _pl.  
3> ; ,   (. win out, win
a victory)
_Ex:
to win a battle  
_Ex:
to win a contest   
_Ex:
to win an election    
_Ex:
to win a senate seat    
_Ex:
to win a prize  
_Ex:
to win in a lottery   
_Ex:
to win the day (the field)  
_Ex:
to win hands down (in a canter, in a walk) _. 
 
_Ex:
to win championship _.  
_Ex:
to win individual championship _.   

_Ex:
to win on points _.   
_Ex:
to win a piece   ()
_Ex:
to win four goals to nil _.    4:0
4> , , , 
_Ex:
to win respect  
_Ex:
to win affection  
_Ex:
to win confidence  
_Ex:
to win compassion  
_Ex:
to win smb.'s love  -. 
_Ex:
to win power  () ;   
_Ex:
to win a reputation   
_Ex:
to win a supporter  
_Ex:
to win all hearts  ()  
_Ex:
to win a husband   
_Ex:
to win an order    ( )
5> _. 
_Ex:
to win one's livelihood (one's daily bread) 
  ,    
6> ( upon) , ;    
(. win over)
_Ex:
to win smb. to consent  -. 
_Ex:
you have won me!   !; , 
_Ex:
to win smb. (over) to one's cause  -.  
,  
_Ex:
to win upon (on) smb.   -. ,

_Ex:
the idea is winning upon him  -  
 
_Ex:
she could not win him to any conversation    
   
7> ,  ( ); , 
_Ex:
to win across  (   . .)
_Ex:
to win down    (   . .)
_Ex:
to win forward (through)  
_Ex:
to win up   ;  ; 
( ); 
_Ex:
to win the shore   () 
_Ex:
to win the summit  
_Ex:
to win one's way (to)    (-.)
_Ex:
to win clear (free)   ; - 
_Ex:
to win clear of dangers  
_Ex:
he won loose from the crowd      
_Ex:
to win home   ;  
8> _.  (, , ); 
_Ex:
to win a fortress  
9> _. , 
10> _.  ()
11> _.  (, )
12> _.  (  )
13> _.  ;  
_Id:
to win one's letter     

_Id:
to win and wear   
_Id:
lightly won, lightly gone  ,  
_Id:
either to win the horse or lose the saddle  ,
 
_Id:
to win or place  ;      
( )
_Id:
to win, place or show _.  ;   ,
    ( )
14> _. 

win away
1> , 
_Ex:
to win wife away from husband    
2> , 

win back
1>  ;  (  . .)
2>  ()

win through
1>     
_Ex:
to win through to recovery    

wince
1>  ( , , )
_Ex:
with a wince ; ; 
2> , ,  ( ,
);  ( )
_Ex:
to wince at a blow   
_Ex:
to wince at an illusion   
_Ex:
without wincing  ;    
3> _. ; 
4> _.  

wincey
1> _.  ;   

winceyette
1> _. 

winch
1> _. ; 
2> _.  
3> _. 
4>     (. winch up)

Winchester
1>  (. Winchester rifle)

wind
1> 
_Ex:
strong wind  
_Ex:
fair (favourable) wind  () 
_Ex:
adverse (contrary, head, foul) wind  ()

_Ex:
cardinal winds     ( 
, ,   )
_Ex:
dead wind  () 
_Ex:
the windwas dead against us      
_Ex:
before (down, with) the wind  ;   
_Ex:
up (into, on) the wind  
_Ex:
in the eye (in the teeth) of the wind, in the wind's eye
  
_Ex:
off the wind   ; _.  ,
 
_Ex:
by the wind _.  ,  
_Ex:
wind falls  
_Ex:
a breath (a waft) of wind   ; 

_Ex:
a gust (a blast) of wind  
_Ex:
to have the wind in one's face   ; 
 
_Ex:
to gain the wind _.  
_Ex:
to get the wind _.   
2>  ,  
_Ex:
the wind of a passing train    

3> 
_Ex:
to get (to catch, to have) (the) wind of ; ,

_Ex:
the deer got wind of the hunter   
_Ex:
he got wind of my plans     
_Ex:
the dogs are keeping the wind    
_Ex:
within wind of    ( )
4> , 
_Ex:
there is something in the wind   - ,
-  (, );  -

_Ex:
what's in the wind?  ?;  ?
5> 
_Ex:
broken wind 
_Ex:
to lose one's wind 
_Ex:
to get (to recover, to fetch) one's wind , 
;   
_Ex:
sound in wind and limb  ;   
_Ex:
he has (got) the wind knocked out of him    
(  )    
6> , , 
_Ex:
wind of change  
7>  , 
_Ex:
their promises are but wind   -  
8> 
9> _. , () ; 
10> _. 
11> (the wind) _.  
_Ex:
the brass wind   
12> _. _. ,   
13> _. _.   (. second wind)
14> _. 
15> _.  (. broken wind)
16> _. 
_Id:
the four winds  
_Id:
from the four winds   ,   
_Id:
to scatter (to blow) to the four winds of heaven
_.    ;    ;
 ()
_Id:
to cast (to fling, to throw) smth. to the winds 
-.
_Id:
to throw caution to the winds  
_Id:
to talk (to preach) to the wind(s)    ,
  
_Id:
gone with the wind  ;   
_Id:
to hang (to twist) in the wind ,  
;    
_Id:
to take the wind out of (from) smb.'s sails 
-.   ;   -.  - 
_Id:
to get (to have) the wind up 
_Id:
to put the wind up smb.  -.,  
-.
_Id:
to raise the wind _.  
_Id:
to give smb. the wind _.  -.,  
-.
_Id:
to find out (to see) how (which way) the wind blows 
(),   ,   
_Id:
to sail with every (shift of) wind  

_Id:
to be three sheets in (to) the wind _. _. 
_Id:
between wind and water _.  ;   
 
_Id:
to strike between wind and water  ;
_. _.     
_Id:
to sail close to (near) the wind _.   
;    ;   
;   
_Id:
it's an ill wind that blows nobody (any) good, it's an ill
wind that turns none to good _.    
_Id:
trim one's sails before the wind    
_Id:
to catch the wind in a net   
_Id:
to sow the wind and to reap the whirlwind   -
 
17> ; ;   
18> 
19>     
_Ex:
the stiff climb winded him      
20>   
_Ex:
we stopped to wind our horses  ,  
 
21>   ; 
22> _.  
23> ;    
24> 
_Ex:
out of wind 
25> , ; 
26> ; 
27> ; 
28> , ; , 
29> , 
_Ex:
the path winds   ()
30> , ;  (. wind up)
_Ex:
to wind yarn  
_Ex:
to wind thread on a reel    
_Ex:
to wind into smth.   -.
_Ex:
to wind in the line  
_Ex:
to wind off ; ; ,

_Ex:
to wind (up) wool into a ball    
_Ex:
to wind a shawl round a baby, to wind a baby in a shawl
  
_Ex:
wind the bandage round your finger   ,
 
31> , 
32> , 
_Ex:
she wound her arms round the child, she wound the child in
her arms    
_Ex:
vines wind around a pole    ( 
)
33> 
34>  (   . .)
35> (. wind up)  ()
36> (. wind up)  ()
37> (. wind up) ,  (, )
38>  ,   . . (. wind up)
39> ;  (   . .)
40>  
_Id:
to wind smb. round one's (little) finger  -.;
   -.
_Id:
to wind (oneself) into smb.'s favour, to wind one's way into
smb.'s affections  -.  

wind band
1>  

wind cone
1> _.  

wind deposits
1> _.  

wind down
1> ()   ;   ,

2>    ; - 
3> ,  , 
_Ex:
to wind down after one's work   

wind engine
1> 

wind erosion
1>  

wind gauge
1> _. 

wind harp
1>  

wind instrument
1>  

wind load
1> _.  

wind power
1>  
2> 

wind resistance
1>  ;  

wind rose
1> _.  

wind scale
1> _.   ()

wind shake
1> _.  ( )

wind sleeve
1> _.  

wind sock
1> _.  

wind sprint
1> _. ,   

wind T
1> _.  

wind tunnel
1> _. _.  

wind up
1>  ,   -. , 
 . .
_Ex:
to wind up in jail      
_Ex:
wound up to a fury   
_Ex:
he was wound up to a high pitch of excitement   

_Ex:
he wound up drunk   ,  
2>   -.
_Ex:
he is winding himself up for an effort (to do it) 
    
3> , , 
_Ex:
to wind up a meeting  
_Ex:
how does the story wind up?   ?
_Ex:
he wound up (his speech) by declaring...   (
)  ...
_Ex:
it is time he wound up his speech    
4> _. 
_Ex:
to wind up company  
5> _. 
_Ex:
the company winds up  
6> _.  ,  

