witereden
1> _. , 

with
1>   , 
2>  , , ; 
3> _. 
4> _. _.  ,   
5> _. _.  (, )  , 
6>    ( together with):
() 
_Ex:
to work (together) with smb.  ()  -.
_Ex:
to go with the times     ;  
 
_Ex:
she came with two daughters     
_Ex:
in company with  
_Ex:
your name was mentioned with others    
  
_Ex:
he bought the chairs (together) with the table  
   
_Ex:
side by side with smb.  (  )  -.
_Ex:
Great Britain fought with France   
 
_Ex:
he fought with the navy     
7>   : 
_Ex:
with each other (one another)   
_Ex:
to talk with smb.   -.
_Ex:
to make friends with smb.   -.
_Ex:
to quarrel with smb.   -.
_Ex:
to fight with smb.   -. ( -.)
_Ex:
to break with one's family    
_Ex:
to be at odds with smb.   (   )
_Ex:
to mix with smb.   -.
_Ex:
he did not like to mix with such people   
    (   
)
8>   , : 
_Ex:
the rent is five guineas a week with attendance  
      
9>       -.: 
_Ex:
to stay with one's parents   
_Ex:
to have a dinner with a friend   
10>    -.  -. : 
_Ex:
leave the child with me    
_Ex:
leave your key with the hotel clerk    
11>    -.   -.: , 
_Ex:
he signs with a string quartet     
_Ex:
he worked with the firm for five years    
  
12>   , , :
() 
_Ex:
mix it with water    
_Ex:
do you want sugar with your tea?      ?
13>     ,   . .: , 
_Ex:
the whale is sometimes mistakenly included with the fishes
     
14>   ,    
;  . 
_Ex:
to hit with a rock  
_Ex:
to light a hall with candles   
_Ex:
to take smth. with both hands  -.  
_Ex:
I saw it with my own eyes     
15>   : , ;  . . 
_Ex:
to buy smth. with money  -.  
_Ex:
to pay for smth. with one's life   -. 

_Ex:
to treat with a serum  
16>      -.: ;
 . . 
_Ex:
to load a ship with coal   
_Ex:
stuffed with straw  
_Ex:
a telegram with bad news    
17>   ,   . ., ,
   -.;  . 
_Ex:
a table with a white tablecloth ,   
_Ex:
decorated with flowers  
_Ex:
covered with snow  
_Ex:
the room was hung with pictures    
_Ex:
a house surrounded with trees ,  
18>    : ;  
    
_Ex:
a house with a red roof    
_Ex:
a room with a bath   
_Ex:
a man with white hair  ,   

19>    -.  -.: , ,  ()
_Ex:
I have no money with me     ( )  
_Ex:
he came with all his luggage     
_Ex:
he always carries a stick with him     
_Ex:
he came home with a headache      
20>     : ; 
   .   
_Ex:
with a smile  , 
_Ex:
with a laugh  , 
_Ex:
with pleasure  
_Ex:
to speak with an accent   
_Ex:
to walk with a limp  
_Ex:
to receive smb. with open arms  -. 
 
_Ex:
handle with care!  ! ()
_Ex:
he looked at his work with a critical eye    
 
21>      
 : ;    
.      
_Ex:
another ten minutes passed with no sign of John  
 ,     
_Ex:
he sat with his head down    
_Ex:
with one's hat off  ,  ;
_. _.   
22>       -.:
;  . . 
_Ex:
to begin with smth.   -.
_Ex:
to end with smth.  -.
_Ex: "meat" begins with "m" () "meat"   "m"
_Ex:
we may close the history of this movement with the
seventeenth century  ,    
  
23>      :

_Ex:
they were all late with him being the last   ,
   
24>     :  ,
,  , 
_Ex:
with unemployment rising no economic growth is possible 
     
_Ex:
with major crimes mounting yearly, the federal government
does little about it    
,      
25>     -., -.: 
_Ex:
to agree with smb.   -.
_Ex:
to side with smb.   -. ;  
-. 
_Ex:
I think with you    ,   ,    ,
    
_Ex:
who is not with us is against us    ,   
26>    ,  
. . : ;
( ) 
_Ex:
to be patient with smb.    -.
_Ex:
to sympathize with smb.  -.
_Ex:
to be angry with smb.   -.
_Ex:
to be in love with smb.  -.;  
 -.
27>     -.
_Ex:
to compete with smb.  ()  -.;
  -.
28>    , , : , 
_Ex:
he was concerned with English poetry   

_Ex:
he had trouble with his luggage    
 
_Ex:
this film is made with children in mind   
 
_Ex:
this treatment has worked wonders with him  
   
_Ex:
we can do nothing with him       
29>   , ,  ,  
: 
_Ex:
to be familiar with smth. ()  -.
_Ex:
to be acquainted with smb.    -.
30>   ,  ,  , 

_Ex:
to entrust smb. with smth.  -. -.
_Ex:
what has he presented her with?    ?
31>   ,   -.
_Ex:
this decision rests (lies) with you    
_Ex:
a question that is always with us ,  
  
32>       ;
  . 
_Ex:
to be satisfied with smth.   -.
_Ex:
we are pleased with the house   
33>   : 
_Ex:
to compare one thing with another   
 
_Ex:
in comparison with   ,   
_Ex:
not to be compared with  ,     
_Ex:
this skirt is identical with mine     ,
 
34>     :  
_Ex:
to match a hat with a coat    
_Ex:
he can work with the best      
_Ex:
does red go with green?      ?
35>   ,  -.: , -
_Ex:
to tremble with fear   
_Ex:
to be ill with fever  
_Ex:
he was bent with age   
36>     : , 
_Ex:
such mistakes would be impossible with a careful secretary
       
_Ex:
with his intelligence he will easily understand that 
     
_Ex:
with your permission   
_Ex:
with your consent   
37>       
: 
_Ex:
with his death the work came to an end    

_Ex:
with John away, we've got more room ,   ,
   
38>    
_Ex:
her hair became grey with the passing of the years  
  
39>   
_Ex:
the pressure varies with the depth   
  
_Ex:
his earnings increased with his power    
   
40>       : 
_Ex:
to go with the tide   
_Ex:
with the sun   
_Ex:
with the wind  ,   
41>   ,  -. , ,
  . .: , , 
_Ex:
as is usual with him      
_Ex:
with him it's all a matter of money    
- 
_Ex:
he has such an honest way with him    
42>  
_Ex:
it is different with me     
_Ex:
it is holiday time with us    
_Ex:
be careful with that glass    
_Ex:
what's wrong with you?   ?,    ?
_Ex:
what do you want with me?     ?
_Ex:
there's a difficulty with this new timetable    
    
_Ex:
I no longer have any influence with him     
  
43>    ( with all)  
_Ex:
with all his faults we liked him    
,   
44>      
_Ex:
away with him!  () !
_Ex:
away with it!  !
_Ex:
down with the door!  !
_Ex:
off with you!  !
45>  
_Ex:
with regard to, with reference to, with relation to, with
respect to  ,  ;  ; 
_Ex:
with the object of  , ( ) 
_Ex:
with this   ,  
_Ex:
with that  
_Ex:
with the exception  
_Ex:
with a few exceptions   
_Ex:
to begin with  ; -
_Ex:
with kind regards   ( )
_Ex:
with one accord 
_Ex:
to be with child  
_Ex:
it is pouring with rain    
_Ex:
what with... (and what with) -
_Ex:
what with the darkness and what with the fright he did not
notice much -       
_Ex:
close with, close in with _. , 
_Ex:
some dark object close in with the land - 
  

with-
1>        
   , , 
-.  -.:
_Ex:
withdraw ; ;  
_Ex:
withdrawal ; ; 
2>   :
_Ex:
withstand , 

with-it
1> ( with it, With It) _.  
_Ex:
with-it sweater  
2>   ;   
_Ex:
with-it poetry    (  )
_Ex:
to feel with-it    ( -. )
3> , 

withal
1> _.   ,  ;  ; ;  
 
_Ex:
he is an honest man withal       
2>  ,   
_Ex:
her voice was rough but had an appealing quality withal
    ,   
3>  ;   
4> ,  
5> _.   : ; 
. . 
_Ex:
the sword he used to defend himself withal , 
 

withdraw
1> , 
_Ex:
to withdraw one's hand    
_Ex:
to withdraw one's eyes   ()
_Ex:
to withdraw smb. from an influence  -. -

2> ,  
_Ex:
to withdraw a boy from school    
3> 
_Ex:
to withdraw deposits  
_Ex:
to withdraw a sum from a bank account   
-. 
_Ex:
to withdraw coins from circulation    
_Ex:
to withdraw from use _.   
4> 
_Ex:
to withdraw an offer   
_Ex:
to withdraw one's friendship from smb.  -. 

_Ex:
to withdraw one's promise    
5>    
_Ex:
he refused to withdraw      
_Ex:
cries of "withdraw!"  "  
!" ( )
6> , ; 
_Ex:
to withdraw one's name from the list of nominees 
 
_Ex:
to withdraw credit _.  
_Ex:
to withdraw an action _.  
_Ex:
to withdraw an attachment _.   
7> (from)   
_Ex:
to withdraw from a treaty _.   
_Ex:
to withdraw from partnership _.   
_Ex:
to withdraw from a race    

8> , 
_Ex:
the jury withdrew    
9> , 
_Ex:
to withdraw from business   
_Ex:
to withdraw into oneself   ,   
_Ex:
to withdraw into silence   
10> _.  ();  ()
11> , , 
12> _. ;  ()
_Ex:
to withdraw troops (from)  () 
(-.)
_Ex:
to withdraw from action     
_Ex:
to withdraw outposts  
_Ex:
to withdraw from operational use    
13> (from) ,   ( 
. .);     

withdrawable
1> _. , , 

withdrawal
1> ; 
2> 
3> 
4>  ;  (   . .)
5> , ;  (  . .)
6>  ( ,   )
7> , 
8>  (  . .)
9> 
_Ex:
withdrawal of weeds ,  
_Ex:
withdrawal of blood _. 
10> _. ;    (. withdrawal from action)
11> ,  
12> ,  ( , , )
13> _.  ();  ()

withdrawing room
1> _. _. 

withdrawn
1> ,    ( )
2> _. , 
3> _p-p.  withdraw

withdrew
1> _p.  withdraw

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

withe rod
1> _.   (Viburnum cassinoides)
2> _.   (Viburnum dentatum)

wither
1> , ;  (. wither away, wither up)
_Ex:
the flowers withered in the cold    
_Ex:
his hopes withered (away)   
_Ex:
her beauty withered    ()
2> ; ;  , 
_Ex:
illness has withered him   
_Ex:
grief has withered his heart    
_Ex:
the hot summer withered the grass     

3> ,   , 
_Ex:
her affection withered   
4> 
_Ex:
to wither smb. with a look  -. 
5> _.   

withered
1> , ; 
2>  (   . .)
3>  ( )
4> ; 
5> _. , 
_Ex:
withered arm  
_Id:
withered heart  

withering
1> ; ; 
2>  (   . .)
_Ex:
withering remark  

witherite
1> _. 

withers
1> _pl.  (); 
2>  ;   
_Id:
our withers are unwrung     (  . .)

withershins
1> _.   ,   
( )

withheld
1> _p.  _p-p.  withhold

withhold
1>  ( -.);  ( -.)
_Ex:
to withhold one's consent   
_Ex:
to withhold one's help   
_Ex:
to withhold comment   
_Ex:
to withhold fire _.   
_Ex:
to withhold one's promise    
_Ex:
one cannot withhold admiration from this work  
   
2> , ; 
_Ex:
to withhold property _.  ( ) 
_Ex:
to withhold payment  ,  
_Ex:
to withhold smb. from doing smth.  -. 
-. 
_Ex:
to withhold one's hand   () 
3> ; 
_Ex:
to withhold information   
_Ex:
to withhold data   
_Ex:
to withhold evidence  
_Ex:
to withhold an important fact    
_Ex:
the facts were withheld from him    
4> _. ,  (   . .)

withholding tax
1> _.  ,     ,
,   . .

withhout
1>      -.
_Ex:
they came from withhout     ()
2> _. ,   
_Ex:
the house was decent enough withhout    
  
3> ,  
_Ex:
he was at ease withhout    
4> _. ,  , 
_Ex:
withhout a city wall   
_Ex:
the messenger stands withhout    
5> 
_Ex:
to turn the seamy side withhout  
6>  -.
_Ex:
withhout fear  ; 
_Ex:
to go (to do) withhout smth.   -.
_Ex:
he answered withhout delay    
(, )
7>    -., -.: 
_Ex:
to do (to go) withhout smth.   -.
_Ex:
if no lunch comes we must do withhout    ,
   
_Ex:
they left withhout him    
_Ex:
he cannot walk withhout a stick      
8>  :
(  ) ,   ,   ( 
  .)
_Ex:
she sat withhout moving    
_Ex:
he left withhout a word  ,    
_Ex:
a day never passes withhout his coming to see us  
   ,      
_Ex:
she will not come withhout being invited   ,
   
9> _.  , , 
_Ex:
you are too many withhout me      
10>  :
_Ex:
withhout regard to  ,  ;  
 
_Ex:
not withhout  
_Ex:
not withhout difficulty   
_Ex:
withhout exception  
_Ex:
it goes withhout saying    
_Ex:
withhout day (date)   ;  

_Ex:
withhout prejudice (to)   ();  
  . .
_Id:
withhout number  
11> _. _.  ;  ,  ()
_Ex:
I shan't go withhout I get the letter   ,  
 
_Ex:
they never met withhout they quarelled   
  ,   

within
1> _.   (,   . .)
_Ex:
the within complaint  ( ) 
_Ex:
revolt from within   
2> _. _. ;   
_Ex:
he whitewashed the walls within and without   
  
_Ex:
the door was bolted within     
 ()
_Ex:
those apples are rotten within    
_Ex: "Rooms for Rent. Inquire W." "
.  " ()
3>  ,  
_Ex:
to be pure within   
_Ex:
to keep one's thoughts within   
_Ex:
he was outwardly calm, but raging within   
,       
4>   
5>  . . .:   (-.)
_Ex:
the within of the box is red   
6>     -.   
 -.  : , 
_Ex:
within the house  , 
_Ex:
within the city   
_Ex:
within the country   
_Ex:
within the walls of  
_Ex:
within four walls   ; , 
7>   -.   . ., 
_Ex:
within the committee  
8> ,    . .:  ,  , 
_Ex:
hope sprang within him    
_Ex:
a voice within me said    
_Ex:
his heart sank within him    
_Ex:
within oneself  
_Ex:
he though within himself that...    , ...
9>      :
  ,  
_Ex:
within a few miles of London     
_Ex:
within a radius of ten miles    
_Ex:
within hearing (call)   
_Ex:
within sight   
_Ex:
within reach (range)   
_Ex:
within striking range _.    (
 )
_Ex:
are we within walking distance of N.?    
  N.?
_Ex:
within a mile of the station     
  
10>   :  ,  
_Ex:
within reason   
_Ex:
within (the) jurisdiction (of)   
_Ex:
within (the) law   
_Ex:
to keep within the law  ,  
  
_Ex:
to live (to keep) within one's means   
_Ex:
to come within smb.'s duties   -. 
_Ex:
keep within the speed limit!  () 
!
_Ex:
the task is within his powers    
11>  :  ;   (); 
_Ex:
within a week   ,   
_Ex:
you must answer within three days    
   (  )
_Ex:
an order to vacate the premises within twenty-four hours
      
_Ex:
the letters came within a few days of each other 
        
_Ex:
within a year of his death (, )     ;
(, )     
12>  :   , 
_Ex:
he will tell you your weight within a pound  
     () 
_Ex:
they are within a few months of the same age  
      
13>  :
_Ex:
within one's right(s)  
_Ex:
within oneself    ; 
_Ex:
to run well within oneself   
_Ex:
within an inch of death    
_Ex:
within an ace of   
_Ex:
he was within an ace of death    

within-named
1> _. ,  (  )

withoutdoors
1>   
2> (. without doors)   ,  
,   . .

withstand
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to withstand temptation   , 
 
_Ex:
to withstand an attack  
2> _. ; 
3> _. 

withstood
1> _p.  _p-p.  withstand

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

witless
1> ,  ( )
2> ,  ( ,   . .)
3> , 
_Ex:
witless with anxiety     
4> (of)  ,  
_Ex:
witless of the crime      
_Ex:
witless of the storm his words excite  , 
   
5>    
6> _. 

witling
1> ,  ; _. ""

witness
1> , 
_Ex:
the witnesses of the accident  
2>  (.  )
_Ex:
to call as a witness    
_Ex:
to call to witness   
_Ex:
god is my witness that  , ...
_Ex:
swearing of a witness    
_Ex:
witness for the defence  
_Ex:
witness for the crown (for the prosecution, against the
accused)  
_Ex:
hostile witness   
_Ex:
false witness 
_Ex:
to hear (to examine) a witness  
_Ex:
to challenge a witness  
3> _. ,    , ,
    . .
_Ex:
attesting (subscribing) witness,witness to a signature ,
 -. ;   ( ,
)
4>  ; 
_Ex:
to give witness   ;

_Ex:
to bear witness (of, to) ; 
 
_Ex:
he bore witness in the murder case    
  
_Ex:
to bear smb. witness  -. ;
 -. 
_Ex:
in witness of (whereof)... _.   ...
5> , , , 
_Ex:
my clothes are a witness to my poverty   
()  
6> 
7>  ,  (-.);  (-.)
_Ex:
to witness an accident   
8> ;  , 
_Ex:
her pale face witnessed the agitation she felt  
   ,   
9>      -.
_Ex:
the area has witnessed many a battle   
 
10> _.     , 
(  . .)   
_Ex:
to witness a will  ; 
  
_Ex: "witnessed" "", ""
11>   ,  
(   . .)
_Ex:
to witness against smb.    -.
_Ex:
he witnessed to having seen the man enter the building 
,  ,      

witness box
1>       

witness-stand
1> _.      ( ,
  . .)

wittcize
1> _. ,  

witticism
1> ;  ; 
2> 

wittily
1> 

wittiness
1> , 

witting
1> _. , 
_Ex:
at (by) one's witting  -. 
2> , 
_Ex:
to get witting  
3> _. 
4> _. , ; 
5> , ; 

wittingly
1> , ; 

wittol
1> _. _.  ; 

witty
1> 
2> _. 

wivern
1> _.  

wives
1> _pl.  wife

wiz
1>   , . 
-.  
_Ex:
a financial wiz  
_Ex:
he is a wiz at playing the piano   
 

wizard
1> , , , , 
_Ex:
the W. of the North   (  )
2> , 
3>   , . 
-.  
_Ex:
a financial wizard  
_Ex:
he is a wizard at playing the piano   
 
4> _. 
5> _. 
6> _. 
7> _. , , 
8> _. 

wizardly
1> , 
2> _-. , , 

wizardry
1> , 
2>  

wizen
1> ,  ( )
2> ,  ( )
3>  ( )
4>   ( )

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

wo
1> !
2>  "";  

woa
1> !
2>  "";  

woad
1> _.  (Isatis gen.)
2>   ,   

wobble
1> ; , 
2> 
_Ex:
with a wobble in her voice  
3>  , 
4> _.  ,  ; 
 
5> _.  , , ()
6> ; ; 
_Ex:
this table wobbles   
7>  , 
_Ex:
to wobble in one's opinions     
8> _. ; 
9> 
_Ex:
her chin wobbled    
_Ex:
the singer's voice wobbles   
10> ,  ( )
11> _.  
12> _. 
_Ex:
to wobble on the course   

wobbler
1> ; ,  
2> _. 

wobbly
1> , ; 
2> (. W.) _. _. _.   
"  " (IWW - the Industrial Workers
of the World)

wobbly-wheel
1> "" ( )

wobbulation
1> _.  , , ()

wobbulator
1> _.   

wobegone
1> , ,  (  )
2> ,  
3>    

Wodan, Woden
1> ,  (    )

wodge
1> _. , 
2> _. _. , 
3> _. 

woe
1> ; , 
_Ex:
woe is me!  !
_Ex:
a tale of woe  
2> _pl. , , 
_Ex:
poverty, illness and other woes ,   

_Ex:
economic woes  
3> !,  !

woebegone
1> , ,  (  )
2> ,  
3>    

woeful
1> , , 
_Ex:
woeful news  
_Ex:
woeful cry  
_Ex:
woeful eyes  
2> ; 
3> ; ; 
_Ex:
woeful want  
_Ex:
woeful spectacle  
_Ex:
woeful epoch  
_Ex:
woeful ignorance  ;  

woefully
1> ;  
2> , , 

woesome
1> , , 
_Ex:
woesome news  
_Ex:
woesome cry  
_Ex:
woesome eyes  
2> ; 
3> ; ; 
_Ex:
woesome want  
_Ex:
woesome spectacle  
_Ex:
woesome epoch  
_Ex:
woesome ignorance  ;  

woffle
1> _. _. , 

wog
1> _. _.   ( ,   . .)
2> _. _.    

wok
1>     (.    )

woke
1> _p.  _p-p.  wake

wold
1>  
2> _pl.   
3> 
4> _.  

wolf
1> _.  (Canis lupus)
2>  
3> ,    ; , 
4> _. _. ; , 
5> _. _. _.  ()
_Id:
to cry wolf   
_Id:
to have a wolf in one's stomach  
_Id:
to see (to have seen) a wolf   ;  
 
_Id:
to keep the wolf from the door    ;
    
_Id:
to wake a sleeping wolf   
_Id:
to have (to hold) a wolf by the ears   
,     
_Id:
a wolf in a lamb's skin (in sheep's clothing)  
 
6>  ()   ( wolf down)
7> _. _. ,    
8> _. _.   ( -.)
9> _.   

wolf boy
1> ,     ( 
 ,    . .); " "

wolf cub
1> 
2> _pl. "" (  8  10 )

wolf dog
1> 
2>    
3> ,    (  )
4>   ; 

wolf pack
1>  
2> _. _.  ;  
3> _. _. _. " " (   
 )

wolf whistle
1> _. _.       ( 
)

wolf's-claws
1> _.   (Lycopodium clavatum)

wolf's-milk
1> _.   (Euphorbia helioscopia)

wolf-fish
1> _.   (Anarrhichas lupus)

wolfer
1>   

wolfhound
1> 
2>    
3> ,    (  )
4>   ; 

wolfish
1>   , 
2>   
3>   ; ; 
_Ex:
wolfish appetite  
_Ex:
to feel wolfish _. _.  

wolfling
1> ;  

wolfman
1> _. -, 

wolfram
1> _. 
2> _. 

wolframite
1> _. 

wolfsbane
1> _. ,  (Aconitum gen.)

wolfskin
1>  
2>    ,   

wollastonite
1> _. 

wolliness
1> ; ; 
2> , , , 

wolly
1> _. "",  
2> . _pl.   
3> _. _. _. 
4>  , 
5> ; ; 
_Ex:
wolly clouds  
_Ex:
wolly poodle  
6>    ( )
7> , , , 
_Ex:
wolly outlines  () 
_Ex:
the wolly sound of a worn record   
8> , , 
_Ex:
wolly ideas  
9> _. , 
10> _.    
_Ex:
wolly melodrama     
11> _. 

wolver
1>   

wolverene, wolverine
1> _.  (Gulo luscus)
2>  
3> (W.) _. "" (  )
_Ex:
W. State _. " " (  
)

wolves
1> _pl.  wolf

wolvish
1>   , 
2>   
3>   ; ; 
_Ex:
wolvish appetite  
_Ex:
to feel wolvish _. _.  

woman
1> 
_Ex:
young woman  ; 
_Ex:
little woman   ( );  ()
(   ); _. 
_Ex:
single woman  ()
_Ex:
the new woman  ; _. 
 (   . .)
_Ex:
a woman of fashion  ; 
_Ex:
a woman of quality  
_Ex:
a woman of pleasure   
_Ex:
a woman of the town (of the street(s)) 
_Ex:
the strange woman _. 
_Ex:
a woman of the house  
_Ex:
a woman of the world ,    
( ); , ,    ;
 
_Ex:
there is a woman in it   
_Ex:
woman's man  , 
_Ex:
woman's wit  ,  
_Ex:
woman's reason . _.  
2> _. ,  
_Ex:
woman is weaker than man   
_Ex:
man born of woman 
3> _.  ( )
_Ex:
to play the woman    
4> (the woman)  ;  ,
 
_Ex:
there is something of the woman in his character  
  - 
_Ex:
it's the woman in her  ,   ;
   
_Ex:
there is little of the woman in her    
5> _. ; ;  (, )
6>  -.  (.  )
_Ex:
woman doctor -
_Ex:
council woman - 
_Ex:
woman worker 
_Ex:
woman servant  ; 
7> ; 
_Ex:
two women to help in the kitchen    
 
_Ex:
she sent one of her women      
_Ex:
the Queen and her women    
_Id:
old woman  ; ; _. ;
  ( ); _.   (  )

woman suffrage
1>   

woman-grown
1> ,  ( )

