adjutant-stork
1> _. ,   (Leptoptilus)

adjuvancy
1> _. , 

adjuvant
1> 
2>  
3> _.   
4> 
5> 
6> 
7> 
8> , 
9>  ;
_Ex:
adjuvant therapy  

adman
1> _.   ;  ; 
 

admarginate
1> _.   ;    

admass
1>  ; ,    ,

2> _. ,   ; 

3>    ,  

4> _. ;
_Ex:
admass culture  ;
_Ex:
admass audience  ;
_Ex:
admass society   ; 


admeasure
1> ;  , 

admeasurement
1> 
2> , 
3> _. 
4> _.      

adminicle
1> ,  
2> _. ,  

adminicular
1> ,   ;


administer
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
to administer smb.'s affairs  -. ;
_Ex:
to administer the affairs of the state  ;
_Ex:
she administers her household     ;
_Ex:
to administer trust territories  
 ;
_Ex:
to administer upon a will _.  
2>  ;  , ,

3> , ;
_Ex:
to administer relief  ;
_Ex:
to administer safeguards _.    ;
_Ex:
to administer to smb.'s needs  -. 
4> (to) ;  ;
_Ex:
to administer to a person's comfort  
-.;
_Ex:
the goverment administered to the needs of the flood victims
    
5> , ;
_Ex:
to administer justice  ;
_Ex:
to administer the law    , 

6> ;
_Ex:
to administer punishment ,  ;
_Ex:
to administer a rebuke  ;
_Ex:
to administer a blow  ;
_Ex:
to administer an oath to smb.  -.  
7> , , 
8> ;
_Ex:
to administer the last sacraments _. 
9> _. , 

administered price
1> _.  

administerial
1> ; ,
-;
_Ex:
administerial duties  ;
_Ex:
administerial ability  ;
_Ex:
administerial law _.  ;
_Ex:
administerial commandant _.    ;
 ;
_Ex:
administerial platoon _.  ;
_Ex:
administerial unit - ;
_Ex:
administerial discharge      ( )
2> . _.  ( ); ;
_Ex:
administerial agency  ;
_Ex:
administerial policies  
3> _. ;     
 ;
_Ex:
administerial services   ;
_Ex:
administerial link  ;
_Ex:
administerial operation  ;
_Ex:
administerial troops    

administrant
1> 
2> ; 

administrate
1> _. ,  ;
_Ex:
to administrate smb.'s affairs  -. ;
_Ex:
to administrate the affairs of the state 
;
_Ex:
she administrates her household     ;
_Ex:
to administrate trust territories  
 ;
_Ex:
to administrate upon a will _.  
2> _.  ;  ,
, 
3> _. , ;
_Ex:
to administrate relief  ;
_Ex:
to administrate safeguards _.    ;
_Ex:
to administrate to smb.'s needs  -. 
4> (to) ;  ;
_Ex:
to administrate to a person's comfort  
-.;
_Ex:
the goverment administrateed to the needs of the flood
victims     
5> _. , ;
_Ex:
to administrate justice  ;
_Ex:
to administrate the law    , 

6> _. ;
_Ex:
to administrate punishment ,  ;
_Ex:
to administrate a rebuke  ;
_Ex:
to administrate a blow  ;
_Ex:
to administrate an oath to smb.  -.  
7> _. , , 
8> _. ;
_Ex:
to administrate the last sacraments _. 
9> _. _. , 

administration
1>  ;
_Ex:
administration of a school  
2>  , ;  -.;
_Ex:
administration of a home   ;
_Ex:
administration of a big business requires skill 
   
3> _.  
4> ; ;
_Ex:
military administration  
5> _. , ;
_Ex:
the administration  ; 
;
_Ex:
the Liberal administration in Canada  
 
6> _.    
7> _. ;
_Ex:
during the Eisenhower administration  
 
8>  ; ; ;
_Ex:
administration and supply group
_. _. - ;
_Ex:
the Red Cross handled the administration of aid 
   
9>  ;
_Ex:
administration of the law  ;
 
10>    
11> _.  ;
_Ex:
administration of last sacraments 
12> _.    

administrative
1> ; ,
-;
_Ex:
administrative duties  ;
_Ex:
administrative ability  ;
_Ex:
administrative law _.  ;
_Ex:
administrative commandant _.    ;
 ;
_Ex:
administrative platoon _.  ;
_Ex:
administrative unit - ;
_Ex:
administrative discharge      ( )
2> . _.  ( ); ;
_Ex:
administrative agency  ;
_Ex:
administrative policies  
3> _. ;     
 ;
_Ex:
administrative services   ;
_Ex:
administrative link  ;
_Ex:
administrative operation  ;
_Ex:
administrative troops    

administrator
1> ; ; , 
;  ;
_Ex:
born administrator  
2> _. 
3> _. ;  ; 


administratrices
1> _pl.  administratrix

administratrix
1> - , , 


admirable
1> , ;
_Ex:
admirable qualities ,  ;
_Ex:
admirable dinner  

admiral
1> ;
_Ex:
admiral of the Fleet  ;
_Ex:
full admiral  
2>  
3>  
4>   
5>    
_Id:
admiral of the red _. ;
_Id:
to tap the admiral _.    ,
  
6> _. - (Vanessa atalanta)

admiral ship
1>  

admiralty
1> ; -  (
 1964 .)
_Ex:
First Lord of the A.   ,
-  ( 1964 .)
2>  
3>    
4> _.  ; - 

Admiralty Court
1>    

admiralty law
1> _.  ; - 
2> _.     

admiralty mile
1>    (1853 )

admiration
1> , ;
_Ex:
profound admiration  ;
_Ex:
cry of admiration  ;
_Ex:
note of admiration _.  ;
_Ex:
to be filled with admiration for smth.    
-.;  -.;
_Ex:
lost in admiration   , 
;
_Ex:
to excite general admiration   
2>  , ;
_Ex:
she was the admiration of all the young men  
  
3> _. , 

admire
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
to admire smb.  -.;
_Ex:
I admire him for his courage    ;
_Ex:
to admire a baby  
2> _. , ;
_Ex:
I admire your nerve!     !;  
  !
3> _. _. , ;
_Ex:
I should admire to have you all go along   ,
    

admirer
1> ; , 
2> ;
_Ex:
an admirer of music  

admiring
1> 

admissibility
1> , 

admissible
1> , ;
_Ex:
an admissible excuse  ;
_Ex:
is it admissible to smoke here?   ?;
_Ex:
behaviour that was hardly admissible 

2>  -.;  ;
_Ex:
only adults are admissible to this club   
 ;
_Ex:
children not admissible   
3> _.   

admission
1> , ;
_Ex:
admission fee  ;
_Ex:
admission free  ;   
;
_Ex:
admission by ticket   ;
_Ex:
admission of aliens into a country  
    ;
_Ex:
to gain admission to   ;
_Ex:
to grant admission    ; 
2> ;
_Ex:
admission to the school   ;
_Ex:
admission to membership of the United Nations  
 ;
_Ex:
admission to the Union _.     
3>  
4>  , ;
_Ex:
serious admission  ;
_Ex:
admission of guilt  ;
_Ex:
to make full admission(s)  
5> (to) , ;
_Ex:
admission to the practice of law   
;
_Ex:
admission to pension _.  
6> _. , , ;
_Ex:
admission valve  ;
_Ex:
admission gear  ;
_Ex:
admission stroke  

Admission Day
1>        
(  )

admissive
1> 
2> ,  

admit
1> , ;
_Ex:
to admit a hypothesis  ;
_Ex:
to admit an assumption  ;
_Ex:
to admit the truth of the story  
;
_Ex:
I admit it to be true  ,   ;
_Ex:
you must admit that he is right   , 
 ;
_Ex:
this, I admit, was wrong ,  ,  ;
_Ex:
it is generally admitted that... , ...
2> (to)  (); ,  (
);
_Ex:
to admit (to) stealing   ;
_Ex:
he admitted to the murder     

3> ; ;
_Ex:
to admit smb. into the house  -.  ;
_Ex:
the key admits to the garden     ;
_Ex:
to admit to college   ;
_Ex:
this door admits to the dining-room    
;
_Ex:
he was admitted to the hospital suffering from burns 
    ;
_Ex:
children are not admitted   ;
_Ex:
he was never admitted into my confidence   
  ;
_Ex:
windows admit light and air to the room    
    
4>    ;
_Ex:
the ticket admits one     ,   
   
5> (to)    ();
_Ex:
to admit to the UN    
6>  ;      
;
_Ex:
to be admitted to the bar    
 
7>  (.  );
_Ex:
the hall admits 300 persons     300 ;
_Ex:
the garage door admits two cars abreast    
   ;
_Ex:
the harbour admits large liners and cargo boats  
     
8> _. (of) , ;
_Ex:
it does not admit of doubt    ;
_Ex:
it admits of no delay    ;
_Ex:
the words admit of no other interpretation   
  ;
_Ex:
his conduct admits of no complaint    


admittable
1> _. 

admittance
1> , ;   ;
_Ex:
no admittance!  !;
_Ex:
to grant admittance ;  ;
_Ex:
to obtain admittance  ;
_Ex:
to be refused admittance   ;  
;
_Ex:
no admittance except on business!  
! ();
2> (to)   ;
_Ex:
admittance to the United Nations   
 
3> _.  , 

admitted
1> , ;
_Ex:
admitted fact  
2> ;
_Ex:
he's an admitted thief   ,   

admittedly
1>   , ;
_Ex:
it is admittedly difficult to admit one's mistake  ,
    
2>    , ;
() ;
_Ex:
admittedly, he's a great writer, but I dislike him as a
person ,   ,     
 

admix
1> , ; 
2> ; 

admixture
1> 
2> 
3> 
4> 

admonish
1> ; ;  ( 
-. );
_Ex:
the teacher admonished the boys of being late 
 ,    
2> (about, for) , ;  ; 
,  ( -. );
_Ex:
the teacher admonished him about excessive noise 
,    
3> , ;
_Ex:
to admonish smb. to do smth.  -.  -.;
_Ex:
the policeman admonished him not to drive so fast 
   ;
_Ex:
the guide admonished the climbers to follow him carefully
        
  
4> (of, about) ; ;
_Ex:
to admonish smb. about his obligations  -. 
 

admonishment
1> _. ; , 

admonition
1> , ; ; ,

2> , ;
_Ex:
he received an admonition from his teacher for not doing
his homework       
3> ; _.  ;
_Ex:
to give an admonition  ;  

admonitive
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
admonitive talk  , ;
_Ex:
the librarien raised an admonitive finger for silence
  , ,   

admonitory
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
admonitory talk  , ;
_Ex:
the librarien raised an admonitory finger for silence
  , ,   

admortization
1> _. ,    
2>  ;  
3> _.     " 
"
4> _. , ; , 

5>      

adnate
1> _. _. ; , 

adnation
1> _. , 

adnexa
1> _. 

adnexal
1> _.   ;
_Ex:
adnexal affection   

adnominal
1> 

adnoun
1> _. , . 

ado
1> , , ;
_Ex:
(to make) much ado about smth. ()   -
-.;
_Ex:
much ado about nothing    
2> , , ;
_Ex:
to have much ado   , 
 ;
_Ex:
without further ado   ;  
;
_Ex:
without much ado he jumped into the water   
  

adobe
1> _. , ,   ;
_Ex:
adobe hut  
2>  
3> _.   

adobe dollar
1> _. _.  

adolesce
1> _.   ;   
11-16 
2>    ; 

adolescence, -cy
1> 
2> 
3> 

adolescent
1> 
2>    11-16 
3> _. ; ,  
4> 
5> ; 
6> , , ;
_Ex:
I find his humour a bit adolescent  ,  
    
7> _. ;
_Ex:
adolescent mountains  

Adonic
1> _. _.   
2> _. 

Adonis
1> _. _. 
2> -
3> , 
4> _. ,  (Adonis gen.)

adopt
1> ; ;
_Ex:
to adopt a child  
2>    -.;
_Ex:
to adopt a person as an heir  -. 

3> ; ; ;
_Ex:
to adopt another course of action  ;
_Ex:
to adopt a patronizing tone   ;
_Ex:
to adopt stolen goods _.  ;
_Ex:
to adopt the attitude of an onlooker   

4>  ,     ;
_Ex:
to adopt a resolution  ;
_Ex:
to adopt a report  
5> ;
_Ex:
to adopt smb.'s ideas  -. ;
_Ex:
his methods should be adopted    
6>       ( 
)
7>  (  )
8> _.   

adoptability
1> 
2>   ()  

adoptable
1> 

adopted
1> ; ;
_Ex:
adopted child  
2> 
3> ;
_Ex:
adopted word  

adoptee
1>  ;  ;  ;
 

adopter
1>  ;  ; _. 
2> _. ,    

adoption
1> ;
_Ex:
to offer a child for adoption    ;
_Ex:
the country of his adoption   
2> ;
_Ex:
the adoption of new rules   ;
_Ex:
adoption of the agenda   
3>  (  )

adoptive
1> ; ;  ( )
2>  ( );
_Ex:
adoptive parents ;
_Ex:
one's adoptive country  ; , 
-.  
3> ;  ;
_Ex:
English is an adoptive language   
  

adorable
1>  ; 
2> _. , ;
_Ex:
adorable baby  ;
_Ex:
what adorable curtains!   !

adoral
1> _.   

adoration
1> ; ;
_Ex:
popular adoration  ;
_Ex:
object of adoration  , , ;
_Ex:
to fall down in adoration  
2> _. ;
_Ex:
adoration of the Magi  

adore
1> ; ; 
2> _.  , ;
_Ex:
to adore children   ;
_Ex:
to adore swimming   ;
_Ex:
I adore your new dress       
3> _. 

adorer
1> ; 

adorn
1> ;
_Ex:
to adorn a room with flowers   ;
_Ex:
to adorn oneself with fine clothes 
2>  ;
_Ex:
to adorn the stage   
3> , ;
_Ex:
he adorned his story with adventures that never happened 
   ,    

adornment
1>  ()
2> ;
_Ex:
the beatiful adornments  
3>  -.;
_Ex:
her hair is her best adornment     

adorno
1>    

adorsed
1> _.  

adown
1> ; ;
_Ex:
adown the stream of time    

adoze
1> , 

adperson
1>   

adpress
1> _. 

adrenal
1> _. ;  
2> _. ;
_Ex:
adrenal gland 

adrenalectomy
1> _. ,   

adrenalin
1> _. 
2> ,  -. 

adrenalize
1> ,  -. 

adrenolytic
1> _. ,   

adret
1>    (.  )

Adriatic
1> ,  
2> 

adrift
1>   ,     ;  
 ;
_Ex:
to be adrift   ; , ;
_. ;
_Ex:
his mind was adrift   ;
_Ex:
I am all adrift   
2>  ;   ; , ;
_Ex:
to set adrift   ;    ;
_Ex:
to go adrift ;
_Ex:
he cut himself adrift from his people    
;
_Ex:
the tip of your pen is coming adrift and will soon fall off
      ;
_Ex:
to turn adrift   ;    ;
  

adrip
1> ;  , ; 

adroit
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
adroit debater  ;
_Ex:
monkeys are adroit climbers   

adroitly
1> ; ; 

adroitness
1> ; ; 

adroop
1> ; , , ;
_Ex:
her neck adroop   

adscititious
1> _. ; , ;
_Ex:
adscititious customs alien to the tribe  ,
  

adscript
1> _. ,    
2> _.     ( )
3>  ;
_Ex:
adscript letter  

adscription
1> 
_Ex:
the adscription of their failure to lack of money is not
honest       
 
2> 
_Ex:
the adscription of this work to Schubert may be false
      
3> _.  

