butter-and-eggs
1> _.   (Linaria vulgarus)

butter-fingers
1> _. , ; ,    
 ;  ; -

butter-muslin
1> 

butter-paper
1>  

butter-print
1>  ( )

butter-weed
1> _.   (Erigeron canadensis)

butterball
1> _. _. -
2> _.   (Bucephala albeola)

butterbean
1> _.   (Phaseolus lunatus microspermus)

butterboat
1>  (  )

butterbox
1> 
2> _. "" ( )
3> _.   (Bucephala albeola)

butterbur
1> _. ,  (Petasites gen.)

buttercloth
1> 

buttercup
1> _.    (Ranunculus spp.)
2> _.  (Ranunculus acris)

butterdish
1> 

butterfat
1> _-.  
_Ex:
butterfat content (percentage) , 
   

butterfish
1> _. ,  (Poronotus gen.)

butterfly
1> ; 
_Ex:
nocturnal butterfly  
2> ,    , ""
_Ex:
social butterfly  
_Ex:
butterfly perfections  
3> "" ( )
4> _. _.  
_Id:
butterflies (in the tummy (stomach))   (
);   
5>    
_Ex:
a butterfly roof  
_Ex:
butterfly doors  

butterfly chair
1>    (  )

butterfly damper
1> _.  ; -

butterfly diagram
1> _. "" ,  

butterfly fish
1> _. - (Chaetodon)

butterfly nut
1> _. -

butterfly orchid
1> _.  ,   (Platanthera bifolia)

butterfly screw
1> _. -

butterfly stroke
1>   ""

butterfly table
1>     

butterfly tail
1> _. V-  

butterfly valve
1> _.  ; -

butterine
1>  , 

butteris
1>  ,  (    )

butterknife
1>   

butterman
1>  

buttermilk
1> 

butternut
1> _.    (Juglans cinerea)

butterscotch
1> 
2>       
3> - 

butterwort
1> _.  (Pinguicula gen.)

buttery
1>    , ,   . . (. 
)
2> , 
3>  
4> _. , 

buttery-hatch
1>     

butting
1> , 

buttinsky
1> _. _. ,    ,  
;    

buttle
1>   (  );  () 

buttlegging
1> _.     

buttock
1> . _pl. , 
2> _. _.      (
 )
3>    

button
1> 
_Ex:
to sew on buttons  
2> , 
_Ex:
button switch _.  
_Ex:
button torch _.  
_Ex:
to press the button   (, , )
3> ,    , 
_Ex:
button nose  
4>  ( )
5>  
6> ,    . .
7> _.    
8> 
9> _.  ()  
10> ()  ;  (  ,
     . .)
11>  (  )
12>  ( )
13> _pl. _. "",  
14> _pl. _. - ( )
15>  (   )
_Id:
on the button _.  
_Id:
the timing of each action is right on the button  
    ()
_Id:
(to have) a button loose (missing), (to be) a button short
  
_Id:
not to have all one's buttons   
_Id:
not worth a button    
_Id:
to press the button    ,    
_Id:
to touch the button " ",    
_Id:
not to care a button    ; 
_Id:
to take smb. by the button  -.  ,
    -.
16>  ( ; . button up)
17> 
_Ex:
this dress buttons down the back    
 
_Ex:
my collar won't button   
18> _.  
_Ex:
I buttoned my mouth and refused to talk   

19>  ;  
20>    ()

button accordion
1> 

button man
1> _. _.   , 

button snakeroot
1> _.  (Liatris gen.)

button up
1>   
_Ex:
button up your coat  
2>  
_Ex:
to button up one's purse ,  
3>  (  . .);   
4> 
_Ex:
to button up one's mouth   ;  
 ,  ,    
5> _. _.   ()
6> _.    ()
7> _.  
8>  
9> _. _.  ( )

button-down
1>    ()
_Ex:
button-down dress   
_Ex:
button-down collar ,   
 
2> ; ; , 
3> ;  
_Ex:
button-down minds  

button-through
1> -; ,  

buttonball
1> _.     (Platanus
occidentalis)

buttonboot
1>   

buttonbush
1> _.  (Cephalanthus gen.)

buttoned up
1> _. , , 
2>  

buttoned-down
1> ; ; , 
2> ;  
_Ex:
buttoned-down minds  

buttonhold
1> _.  (-.)    


buttonholder
1>   
2> _. ,   

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


buttonhole stitch
1>  ;  

buttonholer
1> _. ,   

buttonhook
1>  (    , )

buttonmould
1>   (,   
,  )

buttonwood
1> _.     (Platanus
occidentalis)

buttony
1>   
2>   

buttress
1> _. , 
2> , 
_Ex:
the buttress of the constitution  
_Ex:
the buttress of an argument  
3> (. buttress up) , 
4> , 
_Ex:
to buttress up an argument  ()


buttry
1>    , ,   . . (. 
)

butty
1> _. ; 
2> _. , , 

butyl
1> _. 

butyl rubber
1> _. 

butylene
1> _. 

butyraceous
1> _. , 

butyric
1> _. 
_Ex:
butyric acid  

butyrometer
1> 

buxom
1> , , ;  , 
2> , 
3> , , 
_Ex:
noisily buxom   
4> _. , , 
5> _. , 

buy
1> _. , 
_Ex:
bad buy  () 
2> , 
_Ex:
to buy back  ()
_Ex:
to buy smth. from (of) smb.  -.  -.
_Ex:
to buy for cash  (-.)   
_Ex:
the best that money can buy ,   
 
_Ex:
that which no gold can buy ,     
 
3> ,  ( )
_Ex:
to buy fame with one's life    
_Ex:
the victory was dearly bought    ,
    
_Ex:
to buy smth. at the expense of one's health 
 -.  
4> _. 
_Ex:
I'll buy me a lawyer    
5> ,   (. buy over)
_Ex:
to buy a public official   
6> _.  -.;  -.   ;
  -.   -.
_Ex:
will you buy it? ?, ?,  ?
_Ex:
I am willing to buy that    
_Ex:
I will not buy that      ,   
 
_Ex:
I'll buy that idea! !, !
_Ex:
nobody is eager to buy the plan     
 ;        
7> _. , 
_Ex:
what are you trying to buy with that?    ?
8> _.  (-. )
_Id:
I'll buy it! _. !,  ! (    
); !, !, !
_Id:
(he) bought it _. () ;
()  
_Id:
to buy a pig in a poke    , 
( -.) 
_Id:
to buy a pup  ; ""
_Id:
to be bought and sold _.    
_Id:
to buy the farm _. ;   

buy in
1> ,    (.  )
2>  
3>  , 

buy off
1>  ;  (.  ,
, )
2>  (    . .)

buy out
1>  (-.)  ( ,   . .)
2>  (-.)    ,   
 . .
3> _. ,    
4>    (-.) 
(   )
_Ex:
in order to buy out the execution   
 

buy up
1> 

buy-off
1> _.      
2> _. ,    

buy-out
1> _.    

buyer
1> 
_Ex:
buyers' market _.  ,  

2>      
( )
3>     
_Id:
space and time buyers   ,
      

buzz
1> ;  ,  ()
2> ;  
3> ,  , 
4> _. ;  
_Ex:
I'll give you a buzz    ()
5> _.  
6>    
7> _. , 
8> 
_Ex:
her brain was buzzing     
9>  (   . .);   
10> ;     (. buzz along,
buzz about)
_Ex:
students were buzzing out of the building  
 ()   
11> _. , 
_Ex:
to buzz a stone  () 
12> _. _.    
13> _. _.   
14> _.  , 
15> _.   
_Ex:
to buzz off  ,   
_Ex:
to buzz up smb.  -.  
16> _.   (  . .)
17> _. ,  (. buzz about, buzz over)
18> _. , 
19>    
20>  ()
_Ex:
to buzz a bottle  
21> _. , 
22> ,  (  )

buzz away
1> _. , 

buzz bomb
1> _. _. -

buzz off
1> , 
_Ex:
buzz off! !

buzz session
1> () ; ,  ( 
-.)

buzz word
1> . _.    ; ,
    
_Ex:
buzz word of technology ""  
2>   ( ),  
 

buzz-bug
1> _. , ,  

buzz-saw
1> _.  

buzzard
1> _.  (Buteo gen.)
2> _. _. _.   
3> _. ; 
4> _. 
5> _. , 
6> _. (. old buzzard)  ,  
7> ,  ( )
8> , 

buzzer
1> _. ; 
2> _. 
_Ex:
factory buzzers  
_Ex:
the buzzer sounded  
_Ex:
before the earliest buzzers sounded   
3> _. ,  
4> _. _. ,    
5> _. _. 

buzzwig
1>   
2>  , 

BVDs
1> _. _.  ;     


by
1>   
2> , 
3> 
_Ex:
he passed by without a word   ,    
_Ex:
I can't get by    
_Ex:
in days gone by   ,  
_Ex:
time went by  
4> , 
_Ex:
no one was by    
_Ex:
to stand by  
5>  
_Ex:
stand (step) by! !, !
6>   to put, to set, to lay :

_Ex:
to put by money  
_Ex:
put this work by for the moment    
7> _. _. ,  
_Ex:
come by ,    
_Ex:
stop by 
8> _.  
9>  :
_Ex:
by and by ; _. , 
_Ex:
by and large _.  ,  
_Ex:
stand by! _. !
_Ex:
by the by ,  
10>     :
11>   -.:
12> , , , , 
_Ex:
by the fire  () 
_Ex:
by the sea  ,   
_Ex:
by the side of the road   
_Ex:
to sit by smb. (by smb.'s side)    -. (
-.)
_Ex:
to stand by smb.    -.;  -.,
 -.
13>     :
14> , 
_Ex:
a path by the river   
_Ex:
to walk by smb., smth.   -., -.
15> ,   -. :
16> 
_Ex:
to travel by Moscow   
_Ex:
to come by the door   
17>       
-.    -. :
18> 
_Ex:
by two o'clock   
_Ex:
by the end of the year   
_Ex:
by then   
_Ex:
he ought to be here by now ()    
 
_Ex:
by the time that...   , ...
19>  
_Ex:
by day 
_Ex:
by night 
20> (    )  :
21> ;     . ,
 . . 
_Ex:
the play was written by Shakespeare    

_Ex:
a novel by Dickens  
_Ex:
a speech by the Foreign Secretary   

_Ex:
the city was destroyed by fire    
_Ex:
the house was struck by lightning    
22> , :
23> ,   (. 
. . )
_Ex:
engines driven by electricity ,   

_Ex:
roads linked by a bridge ,  
_Ex:
absorption of moisture by activated carbon  
 
_Ex:
we broaden our outlook by learning langauges  ,
   
_Ex:
to get one's living by teaching   

_Ex:
he began the work by collecting material    
 
24>  :
25>  ,   . .:
26> ,  ( . . )
_Ex:
by air  , 
_Ex:
by bus  , 
_Ex:
by rail   
_Ex:
by water  
_Ex:
by post  
_Ex:
by airmail  , 
_Ex:
by return post  
27>  ,   
,    ;
28>       
_Ex:
by degress 
_Ex:
by turns , 
_Ex:
drop by drop  
_Ex:
one by one, man by man ,  ,   
_Ex:
day by day  ;   ;   
_Ex:
step by step   
_Ex:
two by two, by twos  
_Ex:
by three  
_Ex:
to do smth. by the hour  -. 
_Ex:
by good luck, by fortune  
_Ex:
by chance 
_Ex:
by (an) error  
29>   ,      
 :
30>   
_Ex:
to do one's duty by smb.  ()   
 -.
_Ex:
to act (to deal, to do) well by smb.   
  -.
31>    -.  
 -.:
32> , , 
_Ex:
by right  
_Ex:
by the stipulations of the treaty   
_Ex:
by smb.'s request  -. 
_Ex:
by your permission (leave)   
_Ex:
by your consent   
_Ex:
twenty dergees by F.    
_Ex:
by all accounts  
_Ex:
to judge by smb.'s appearance   -. 
_Ex:
to know smb. by sight  -.  
_Ex:
to call a child by the name of smb.   
( )   -.
_Ex:
he goes by the name of John     
_Ex:
to work by the rules   
33> , . :
34> 
_Ex:
two children by her first husband     
_Ex:
he has one child by his first wife     
 
_Ex:
Lightning by Napoleon out of Linda ()  
()   () 
35>    , , ,  
 
36> ,  ( . . )
_Ex:
by the piece 
_Ex:
by the dozen _. by dozens 
_Ex:
to sell by the pound (by pounds)    ()
37>     :
_Ex:
to pay by the month  
38>   , :
39> 
_Ex:
to die by starvation (by hunger)   
_Ex:
to die by sword  ()  
_Ex:
to know by experience   
40>    :
41> 
_Ex:
older by two years    
_Ex:
taller by a foot   
_Ex:
a rise by 56 pounds   56 
_Ex:
to lessen by a third    
_Ex:
by far, by much 
_Ex:
to be better by far   
42>   :
43> 
_Ex:
ten (multiplied) by two  ()  
_Ex:
ten divided by two ,   
_Ex:
a hall twenty feet by ten    
 
44>     :
45> , 
_Ex:
by 200 pounds  200 
46>      :
47> 
_Ex:
X by Dover X ( 
48>        
,   . .
_Ex:
North by East _. --
_Ex:
the island lies North by East from here _.  
 -- 
49> _.  
_Ex:
(down) by the head    ;  ;  
_Ex:
by the stern    ;  ;  
50> _.  
_Ex:
by the right! !
_Ex:
by the numbers!  !
51>  :
_Ex:
by dint of , ;   (-.)
_Ex:
by dint of argument  
_Ex:
he succeded by dint of perseverance   
 
_Ex:
by means of 
_Ex:
he achieved success by means of hard work   
 
_Ex:
by virtue of  (-.);  (-.);
  ( ) -.
_Ex:
by virtue of the treaty   
_Ex:
by way of 
_Ex:
we'll come back by way of mountains   
 
_Ex:
by the bye, by the way  ; 
_Ex:
by land and by sea     
_Ex:
(all) by oneself ,  ; ,  

_Ex:
he did it (all) by himself    
_Ex:
to have (to keep) smth. by one  -.   ( )
_Ex:
he has no money by him     ( )  

by-
1>     :
2> , , 
_Ex:
by-effect  
_Ex:
by-election  
_Ex:
by-interest  
_Ex:
by-job   
_Ex:
by-name 
_Ex:
by-product  
3>  ,  
_Ex:
by-corner, by-place  
_Ex:
bypass 
_Ex:
byroad, byway  
_Ex:
bystander  
_Ex:
bypasser 

by-and-by
1> _. 

by-blow
1> ,  
2> ,  

by-effect
1> _.  ;  

by-election
1>   ( )

