working party
1>   (    . .)

working people
1> ; 

working standard
1> _.  
2> _.  
3> _.  , 

working week
1>  
_Ex:
a 5-day working week   

working woman
1> 
2>  

working year
1> _.    

working-out
1> ,  (  . .)
2> , , 

workless
1> ,   

workman
1>  (. )
2> 
_Ex:
good workman   
3> . _.  ; ,  

_Id:
a bad workman finds fault with his tools _.  
   

workmanlike
1>    ; 
  

workmanly
1>    ; 
  
2> _. 

workmanship
1> , ; 
_Ex:
a piece of workmanship   , 

2> , 
_Ex:
exquisite workmanship  
3>  
4>  , 

workmaster
1> _. ,  , 

workmate
1> ,   

workmen's compensation insurance
1>  ,     
   

workout
1> _. ; 
2> , 
3> _. _. 

workpeople
1> ; 

workpiece
1>  , 

workplace
1>  
2>  

workroom
1>   ;  (,  
. .)

works
1> _pl.   
_Ex:
the works of a clock  
2>  (  )
3>  
4>  
5> _. 
_Ex:
defensive works  
_Id:
to give smb., smth. the works _. _.  ,
 ;  -.  ; 
-. ;    -.
_Id:
the barber gave him the works    ,
  (,   . .)
_Id:
we've given our house the works    
 
_Id:
to get the works    ; 
 
6> .  .  .  . .: , , 
_Ex:
a gas works  

works committee, works council
1>   (   
 )

workshop
1> ; 
2>  
3> ; 
_Ex:
seminar-cum-workshop -

workwear
1>  ; 
2> ,   

workweek
1>  

workwoman
1> 

world
1> , , ,  
_Ex:
the whole (entire) world  
_Ex:
to bring into the world   , 
_Ex:
to come into the world   , 
_Ex:
a citizen of the world  , 
_Ex:
the world over, all over the world   ,   
_Ex:
a journey round the world  
_Ex:
world's fair  
2> 
_Ex:
are there any other inhabited worlds?    
,  ?
3> , 
4>   
_Ex:
the Third W. countries  " "
_Ex:
the Old W.  
_Ex:
the New W.  
5>   , 
6> , 
_Ex:
the world of books  
_Ex:
the scientific world  
_Ex:
the world of commerce  
7> , 
_Ex:
the animal world  
8>  
_Ex:
the ancient world  
9>  ()
_Ex:
to begin the world   
_Ex:
to begin the world anew   
_Ex:
to have the world before one     ;
   
_Ex:
to take the world as it is (as one finds it) 
 ;   ,   
_Ex:
to let the world slide     (),
   ;  
_Ex:
to know the world  ,  
_Ex:
to come up (to rise, to make one's way) in the world 
,   
_Ex:
to come (to go) down in the world   
 
_Ex:
how is the world using you?, how goes the world with
you? _.  ?,  ?
_Ex:
the world goes very well with me _.     ,
  
_Ex:
so goes (wags) the world _.  
10>  ; , ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
her middle-class world   ,  

_Ex:
I do not move in his world      
11> 
_Ex:
the great world, the world of fashion  
_Ex:
all the world and his wife " "
_Ex:
he lives out of the world     
_Ex:
what will the world say?    ?
_Ex:
all the world knows that...  , ...
12> _. , , 
_Ex:
a world of faults  
_Ex:
a world of waters    ()
_Ex:
a world of money  
_Ex:
to bring upon oneself a world of trouble   
 
_Ex:
to think the world of smb.    
 -.
_Ex:
the holiday did me a world (worlds) of good  
  
_Ex:
it makes a world of difference    
_Ex:
they are worlds apart    
13> _. , 
_Ex:
to forsake the world  ()  ; 
 
_Ex:
to go to a better world     (  )
_Ex:
the other (the next) world, the world to come  ,
 
_Ex:
this world  ,  ()  (
.  )
_Ex:
in this world and the next      
_Ex:
he is not long for this world      
_Ex:
the lower (the nether) world , ;  (
. );  
14>  _-. :
_Ex:
what in the world did he mean?     ?
_Ex:
who in the world is that fellow?     ?
_Ex:
I do not know what in the world to do with it   ,
   
_Ex:
for all the world like    
_Ex:
for all the world as if  ,   
_Ex:
to the world , 
_Ex:
tired to the world   
_Ex:
drunk to the world  
_Id:
on top of the world   ;    
 . .
_Id:
out of this world , , 
_Id:
her voice is simply out of this world    
_Id:
she had a figure which was out of this world  ,
  ,   
_Id:
world without end _.   
_Id:
not for the world    ;     
_Id:
he would give the world to know that      ,
  ;      
_Id:
to make the best of both worlds   ,   (
 )
_Id:
to carry the world before one   ; 
   
_Id:
dead to the world   ;   
 ( ,   . .)
_Id:
the world is his oyster     
_Id:
it's a small world  
15>    , , 
_Ex:
a world championship  
16>   
_Ex:
world peace    
17>    
_Ex:
world scientist    

world history
1>  

world line
1>   (  )

world politics
1>  

world power
1>  
2> _.    ( . )

world record-breaker
1>  

world ruler
1> ,  

world series
1> _.    ( )

world soul
1> _.  

world war
1>  

world-beater
1>  
2> ,   . .  
3>  
_Ex:
the story is a world-beater  

world-class
1>  
_Ex:
world-class accomplishment   
_Ex:
world-class drug ,    

world-famous
1>   ,  

world-old
1> _.   

world-renowned
1>   ,  

world-shaker
1> _.   
_Ex:
the book is no world-shaker     

world-shaking
1>   
_Ex:
world-shaking event ,   

world-weary
1> _.    ; , . 
; 

worldliness
1>   ;  
(. ) ; 

worldling
1> ,   

worldly
1> , ;  ( . )
_Ex:
worldly pleasures  () 
_Ex:
worldly goods (possessions)   ( )
2>   
3> , 
_Ex:
worldly interests  
_Ex:
worldly wisdom  ;  
_Ex:
he is a child in worldly matters     

worldly-minded
1>  ,    

worldly-wise
1>   , , 
 

worldwide
1> , ;    
_Ex:
worldwide fame  () 
2>   
_Ex:
Swiss cheeses are famous worldwide   
  

worm
1> _.  (Lumbricus)
2> , 
3> , 
4>  ,  ,  
_Ex:
he is a worm (of a man)!  !
5> _. ,  ; 
6> _. _. 
7> _. ; ; 
_Id:
to be food (meat) for worms  
_Id:
the worm of conscience  
_Id:
I am a worm today      ;  
  
_Id:
to have a worm in one's tongue  
_Id:
even a worm will turn     
 
_Id:
the worm has turned!     !
_Id:
tread on a worm and it will turn _.  
 
8> ;  ; 
_Ex:
he wormed his way through the bushes    
9> (into) , ; ; 
_Ex:
to worm oneself into smb.'s confidence   
 -.
_Ex:
to worm oneself (one's way) into a movement 
 
_Ex:
to worm oneself into a conversation   
10>    (  . .)
11>  
12>  
13> _.  ()

worm conveyor
1> _.  

worm gear
1> _.  
2> _. _.  ,  

worm out
1> _. , 
_Ex:
to worm a secret out of smb.   -. 
2> , , 
_Ex:
to worm out of a difficult situation   

_Ex:
to worm out of a promise    
_Ex:
to worm out of a duty    
3> , ;  (   . .)
_Ex:
he wormed his partner out of the business   
   
4>  -. (  . .)
_Ex:
they tried to worm him out of his money   
  
_Ex:
he wormed permission out of his parents   
 

worm pipe
1> _. 

worm powder
1>  

worm wheel
1> _.  ,  

worm's-eye view
1>   ( . bird's-eye view)

worm-eaten
1>  ;  ;  (  
. .)
2> ; , 

worm-fishing
1>    

wormcast
1> ,   

wormed
1>  ;  ;  (  
. .)

wormery
1> ,       

wormhole
1> 

wormil
1>   (  )   

wormlike
1> ,   
2>  ( )

wormling
1> 
2> ,  , 

wormseed
1>    
2> _.  (Chenopodium)
3> _.  (Artemisia)
4> _.  
_Ex:
wormseed oil  
5> _. 

wormwood
1> _.  (Artemisia gen.)
_Ex:
wormwood wine (water)  
_Ex:
wormwood beer (ale)  
2>  (  . .)
_Ex:
it is wormwood to me    ()

wormy
1>  ;   (   . .);
 ( )
2>   (   . .)
3> ,  
4> ,   
_Ex:
wormy feelers  
5> ,    ( -.)
6> ,  ( )
7> ,  ( )

worn
1> ; , 
_Ex:
worn clothes  
_Ex:
worn rope  
_Ex:
steps worn with pilgrims' knees ,  

2> , , , , 
( )
3> , , 
_Ex:
he looked worn    
4> _.  ( )
5> _p-p.  wear

worn-down
1> ; , 
_Ex:
worn-down clothes  
_Ex:
worn-down rope  
_Ex:
steps worn-down with pilgrims' knees , 
 
2> , , , , 
( )

worn-in
1> 
2> _. 

worn-out
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
worn-out carpets  
2> , , , 
3> , , ; , 
4> _. 

worricow
1> _.  ;  (.  )

worried
1> , , 

worrier
1> ,  ,   . .

worriment
1> _. , , 
2> _. , 

worrisome
1>  ;  , ,

2>   , ; 
3> 

worrit
1> _. , 
2> _. , , ;  
3> _. , ,  

worry
1> , , ; , 
_Ex:
he was showing signs of worry    
() 
2> . _pl. ; 
_Ex:
little domestic worries  
_Ex:
money worries  
_Ex:
that's the least of my worries     
_Ex:
what's your worry? _.   ?,   ?
3> _. 
_Ex:
he has always been a worry to me     
_Ex:
what a worry that child is!     !,
  ,   !
4>  (.   )
5> , ;  -. (. at, out)
_Ex:
to worry smb. with foolish questions   -. 
 
_Ex:
to worry smb. with demands  -. 
_Ex:
to worry the enemy _.  
_Ex:
she was worrying at her husband to buy a car  
 ,    
_Ex:
don't worry him!    !
_Ex:
worry him out till he gives his consent    ,
   
6>  -., -.  ;  
 
7> , ; , 
_Ex:
his prolonged absence worries me    

_Ex:
his old wound worries him   ()  
8> , ; , 
_Ex:
to worry about nothing   (- )
_Ex:
don't (you) worry! _.  !
_Ex:
don't (you) worry over (about) me!    !
9> ( at) ,  (; .  , )
10> , , 
11> _. 
_Id:
I should worry! -   !
_Id:
to worry to death   -.  
_Id:
after she vanished I was worried to death   ,
     

worry along
1> , , 
_Ex:
we'll worry along somehow _.  -  


worry beads
1> "  " (   )

worry out
1>  ()
_Ex:
to worry out a promlem  

worrywart
1> ,  ,  


worse
1> 
_Ex:
to go from bad to worse     
_Ex:
to have the worse  
_Ex:
to put to the worse  
_Ex:
a change (a turn) for the worse   
_Ex:
worse cannot happen     
_Ex:
I've seen worse, I've been through worse (than that) _. 
    ,       

_Ex:
so much the worse for him    
_Id:
to be the worse for wear   -.,  
  -.
_Id:
to be none the worse for smth.     -.
_Id:
for better or for worse    
2> compar  bad
3> ;
() 
_Ex:
to make matters worse... _.     (
) ...
_Ex:
what is worse... _.    ...
_Ex:
it's not a bad mark, but it's worse than your usual one 
 ,   
_Ex:
he escaped with nothing worse than a fright  

4> compar  ill
5>    ()
_Ex:
the patient is worse today   
_Id:
worse luck    ;  
_Id:
I've got to go, worse luck  ,   
6> compar  badly
7> () 
_Ex:
you are playing worse than you did last week   ,
   
_Ex:
the patient has been taken worse   () 
_Ex:
the remedy is worse than useless    
,   
8> , 
_Ex:
it is raining worse than ever   
_Ex:
I hate him worse than before     
_Id:
none the worse   ;  
_Id:
I like him none the worse for being outspoken   
   
_Id:
she is worse off than before    (
 )

worsen
1> , 
2> , 
3> ,    
_Ex:
to worsen oneself _.     

worship
1> , 
_Ex:
an object of worship  
_Ex:
the worship of rank   
_Ex:
hero worship  ,  (
)
_Ex:
to offer worship to smb., smth.  -., -.
2> _. ; ;   ;

_Ex:
freedom of worship    
_Ex:
public act of worship 
_Ex:
forms of worship  , 
_Ex:
place of worship , 
_Ex:
worship of images ;  ,
 
3> _. 
_Id:
Your W.   ( , ; .  )
4> , ; 
_Ex:
to worship God  
_Ex:
to worship money   
5> , 
_Ex:
he worships his mother    
6> _.  ;  (.  )

worshiper
1> 
_Ex:
worshipers of idols 
2> _. 
_Ex:
the church was full of worshipers   


worshipful
1> , 
_Ex:
worshipful feeling  
2> _. , 
_Ex:
Right worshipful 

worshipper
1> 
_Ex:
worshippers of idols 
2> _. 
_Ex:
the church was full of worshippers   


worst
1> ,  
_Ex:
to suppose (to assume) the worst   
_Ex:
you must be prepared for the worst     
 
_Ex:
the worst of it is that... _.   , ...
_Ex:
if the worst comes to the worst    , 
()   
_Ex:
at (the) worst   
_Ex:
at one's worst    
_Ex:
to make the worst of smth.   -. ;
   
_Id:
to get the worst of it   ; 
  ;    -.
_Id:
to put to the worst   
_Id:
to give one the worst of it  ; 

_Id:
do your worst!   ,    !
2> superl  bad
3> ,  
_Ex:
the worst weather in years      
 
_Ex:
the worst of all evils  ()  
_Ex:
his worst mistake    () 
_Ex:
his worst enemy   
_Ex:
the worst kind of _. 
_Ex:
(in) the worst way _. _.  , 
_Ex:
she wanted to be a singer the worst way   
 
4> superl  badly
5>  
_Ex:
Tom played (the) worst    
_Ex:
we were the worst treated    ,   
   
6> ,  
_Ex:
that frightened me worst of all     
7> ,  
_Ex:
the worst educated  
8> ,  (-.);  
_Ex:
to be worsted  

worsted
1> _.    ;  
2> _.  
3>      
4> _. ;  ( )
_Ex:
worsted wool  
_Ex:
worsted yarn  ;    
5> _. 
_Ex:
worsted suiting   
_Ex:
worsted socks   (.  )

wort
1> _. , 

worth
1> , ; 
_Ex:
discoveries of great worth ,   
_Ex:
poems of little worth  () 
_Ex:
to be of no worth    ,  
 
_Ex:
a man of worth  
_Ex:
to know a friend's worth    
_Ex:
true worth often goes unrecognized  
()    
2> , 
_Ex:
a pearl of great worth  
_Ex:
to sell smth. for a tenth part of its worth  -. 
  
_Ex:
give me a shilling's worth of stamps    

_Ex:
money's worth _. ,   , 

_Ex:
one's money's worth  
_Ex:
he always gets his money's worth    
_Ex:
she gives you your money's worth    
3> , 
_Ex:
his personal worth is several millions   
   
_Id:
to put in one's two cents worth _. _.  (
  . .);   
4> ,    
_Ex:
to be worth its weight in gold    
_Ex:
what is it worth?   ?
_Ex:
the property is worth $5000    5000

_Ex:
what is the franc worth?    ?
_Ex:
worth the money ,  ( )
5> ;  (-.);  
_Ex:
worth attention  
_Ex:
to be worth nothing     ;
  
_Ex:
it is not worth mentioning    
_Ex:
it is not worth remembering     
6>  
_Ex:
he is worth a hundred thousand dollars    
  
_Ex:
he is worth money  
_Ex:
she died worth a million   () 
_Ex:
that's all I am worth    
7>  
_Ex:
to be worth $1000 a year     1000

_Id:
for all one (it) is worth   
_Id:
to run for all one is worth    
_Id:
I give you this for what it is worth   
;  ,    - 
_Id:
it was worth it     ,   
_Id:
to be worth one's while   ( )
_Id:
to make it worth smb.'s while  
_Id:
I'll make it worth your while   ,  
,     
_Id:
to be worth one's salt (one's keep, one's meat and drink)
  (  )
_Id:
to be worth the whistle _.  
_Id:
not worth a damn (a hang, a button, a bean, a curse, a pin,
a fig, a straw) , ;    
_Id:
worth the name _. , 
_Id:
any art student worth the name would tell you that it's a
bad painting      ,
   
8> _. ; 
9> _. , 
_Ex:
woe worth the day!     !

worthful
1> _. ; , 
2> _. 

worthily
1> ,  
2>  , 

worthless
1>   ;    
2> 
3> , , 
_Ex:
worthless woman  () ; 
_Ex:
worthless excuses  
_Ex:
worthless arguments  

worthwhile
1> ;  
_Ex:
worthwhile experiment  
_Ex:
is the experiment worthwhile?    ( )
  ?
_Ex:
we tried it but found it was not worthwhile  ,
 ,    
_Ex:
in a worthwhile manner 

worthy
1>  
2> . _. _.  ,  , ""
_Ex:
local worthies   
3> ( of) ; 
_Ex:
worthy adversary  
_Ex:
worthy life   
_Ex:
worthy of praise (to be praised)  
_Ex:
worthy of punishment (of being punished, to be punished)
 
_Ex:
the plan is worthy of consideration   

_Ex:
poetry worthy of the name  
_Ex:
it is worthy of note that...  , ...,
, ...
4> , 
_Ex:
a speech worthy of the occasion ,  
5> _. ; 
_Ex:
worthy man  
6> (-worthy)    : ...,
...
_Ex:
noteworthy  
_Ex:
blameworthy  
_Ex:
praiseworthy 

