championship
1> _. , ;   ;
_Ex:
individual championship  ;
_Ex:
free style championship    
;
_Ex:
championship table _.  
2>  
3> ; ;
_Ex:
his championship of peace    

champleve
1> _. _.  

chance
1> ; ;
_Ex:
rare chance  ;
_Ex:
by chance ;
_Ex:
by what chance?  ?;
_Ex:
is he, by any chancet, behind this scheme?  , ,
  ?;
_Ex:
it was a chance that they met on the road  
  ;
_Ex:
he goes as chance directs him  ,   ;
_Ex:
on the chance   ;
_Ex:
I called at his house on the chance of seeing him  
 ,    
2>  , ;
_Ex:
a chance to do smth.    -;
_Ex:
to get a chance to do smth.   
-;
_Ex:
to lose the chance  ;
_Ex:
to throw away a chance   ;
_Ex:
to give smb. a chance  - 
_Ex:
give me another chance!     !; 
    !
3>  , , ;
_Ex:
chance cannot be calculated on    
;
_Ex:
to take one's chance with smth.    -
4> , , ;
_Ex:
to have a good chance   ;
_Ex:
to stand little chance of success     ;
_Ex:
not the slightest chance   ;
_Ex:
there's just a chance that he'll help you  ,
   ;
_Ex:
there is a chance of success    ;
_Ex:
his chance of success is one to ten     
;
_Ex:
even chances  ;
_Ex:
he has every chance    ;   
 ;
_Ex:
chances are against him   , 
   ;
_Ex:
to have a chance with smb.      -;
_Ex:
not a got's chance _.  ;
_Ex:
theory of chance _.  
5> ;
_Ex:
games of chance  ;
_Ex:
it is the chance of a lifetime     
 ;
_Ex:
number nine is my chance    ;
_Ex:
we can't take any chances    
6>    ( )
7> _. ;  ;
_Ex:
to await no gifts from C.     ;
_Ex:
to bear stoutly the chances of fortune  
  ;
_Ex:
all the changes and chances of this mortal life 
     
_Id:
chances are   ;  ;
_Id:
chances are he's already heard the news  ,
      ;
_Id:
to have an eye to the main chance ,   ;
 ;
_Id:
let chance decide   !;
_Id:
leave things to chance     
   ;
_Id:
as chance would have is  ;  ,  ...
8> ;
_Ex:
chance encounter  ;
_Ex:
chance shell _.   ; 
 
9> ;
_Ex:
let's chance it ;
_Ex:
to chance one's luck  
10> ,  ;
_Ex:
it chanced that he lost  ,   ;
_Ex:
it chanced that I was out when he called  , ,
  ,    ;
_Ex:
I chanced to be passing when she fell   
,   ;
_Ex:
if I chance to find it     
11> (on, upon)   ;, ;
_Ex:
I chanced upon an old friend in a bar    
   
_Id:
to chance one's arm   ;  

chance music
1> _. 

chance-child
1> _.   

chance-comer
1>    

chance-medley
1> _.  ; , 


chanceable
1> _. 

chanceful
1>  ,  
2> _.   , 
3> _. , 

chancel
1> _. ;
_Ex:
chancel table 

chancellery
1>  , 
2>  
3> ,      
4> _.  (, );
_Ex:
chancellery handwriting  ;  

chancellor
1> ;
_Ex:
C. of the Exchequer  ,  ;
_Ex:
C. of England, the King's C. _. - ( );
_Ex:
Federal C.   (    )
2> _. . _.     
3>   (  - ,  
- )
4> _. ,  , .  
( )
5> _.    ( 
 )
6>   

chancellorate
1>  , 

chancellorship
1>  , 

chancellory
1>  , 
2>  
3> ,      
4> _.  (, );
_Ex:
chancellory handwriting  ;  

chancery
1>  - (   1873 );
_Ex:
in chancery _.     -;
      
;
_Ex:
C. Division   (  
);
_Ex:
C. proceeding     -
      
;
_Ex:
C. suit ,     -  
     
2> _. " ", " " ( 
 )
3> ; 
4> _.  
_Id:
in chancery   ,  ,  

chancey
1> _. , ; ,
;
_Ex:
acting is a chancey profession    
   
2> _.   ( ); 
( ,   . .); 

chancre
1> _.  

chancroid
1> _.  

chancy
1> _. , ; ,
;
_Ex:
acting is a chancy profession     
  
2> _.   ( ); 
( ,   . .); 

chandelier
1> 
2> _. 
3> _. 

chandler
1> _. ,    
2>  
3>  
4>  _. ;  ; 
5> (-chandler)     ;
_Ex:
corn-chandler 

Chandler wobble
1>     ,  14 

chandlery
1>  
2> . _pl.  ; 

change
1> , ;
_Ex:
change of weather  ;
_Ex:
change of scene  ;
_Ex:
change of the scenes _.  ;
_Ex:
change of heart  ;   
 ;
_Ex:
change of pace  , , ;  
   ;    ;
_Ex:
change of front _.  ;  ;
  180 ;
_Ex:
change of air  ; _.  ;
_Ex:
change of station _. ,    ;
_Ex:
change of leads    ;
_Ex:
change of tide  - ;
_Ex:
subject to change  ;  ;
_Ex:
many changes have taken place  ;
_Ex:
the change from winter to spring     ;
_Ex:
change gear _.     ;
_Ex:
change part _.  ;
_Ex:
change switch _. 
2> , ; ; ;
_Ex:
for a change  ;
_Ex:
you need a change    ;
_Ex:
this journey will be a change for you    
  
3>  ();
_Ex:
change station _.   ;
_Ex:
a change of underwear  
4>  ();
_Ex:
to give change for a pound note    
1  
5>  (  )
6> ;
_Ex:
he got ninepence change   9  ;
_Ex:
keep the change!   
7>  ;  , ;
8> - ; ,  
9>  (  );
_Ex:
no change for Oxford    ;
()    ;
_Ex:
to make a change at N.    N.
10> _. ;
_Ex:
chemical change  
11> _.   , 
12> . _pl.  ()
_Ex:
to ring the changes   
13> _. , 
14> "" ( )
_Id:
to get no change out of smb.     -;
    -;
_Id:
to take the change out of smb.  -;
_Id:
take your change out of that! !,  !;
_Id:
to ring the change ,      
 ;      ; ,
;
15> , ; ;
_Ex:
to change the course _.  ;
_Ex:
to change one's address  , ;
_Ex:
to change colour   ;
_Ex:
to change countenance   ;
_Ex:
to change step  ;
_Ex:
change arms! _.  ! (    ,
    )
_Ex:
success changed him  ,  ;
_Ex:
we can't change human nature   
;
_Ex:
we changed the room by making a new window  
,   
16> , ;
_Ex:
the weather changes very often   ;
_Ex:
times change  ;
_Ex:
the wind has changed from north to east  
  ;
_Ex:
how he has changed   !
_Ex:
they are changing from their old ideas   
  ;
_Ex:
I could not wish it changed   ,   
-
17> ;
_Ex:
take the hat back to the shop and change it   
   
18> , ;
19>   - 
20> ;
_Ex:
to change for dinner   ;
_Ex:
to change into a new suit    ;
_Ex:
he changed his clothes  ;
21>  , ;
_Ex:
to change a bed  ,   ;
_Ex:
to change a baby _.  
22> ;
_Ex:
the magician changed a watch into a rabbit  
  
23> ;
_Ex:
caterpillars change into butterflies  
 ;
_Ex:
to change into a bird   ,  ;
_Ex:
to change into a miser   ,  
24> ;
_Ex:
this colour changes   
25> _. ;
_Ex:
the milk is changed  
26>     ( );
_Ex:
the moon will change on the fourteenth  

27> ,  ();
_Ex:
to change a pound note      ;
_Ex:
to change a cheque     
28>  ( );
_Ex:
to change pounds into francs    
29>  , ;
_Ex:
to change from one train to another  
 ;
_Ex:
allchange!    !
_Id:
to change one's mind ,   ;
_Id:
to change hands     ;  
 ;
_Id:
the house has changed hands four times   
    ;
_Id:
to change the hand   ( );
_Id:
to change one's skin   ;
"";
_Id:
to change face   180 ,  ,
   ;
_Id:
to change sides    ; 
 ;
_Id:
to change one's note  ,  -;
_Id:
to change horses in midstream   
  ;    

change machine
1>  , 

change of life
1> _. " ", ;
_Ex:
she is undergoing the change of life   

change off
1> _.   ,   (
)

change over
1>  ;
_Ex:
during the dance they had to change over    
  
2> ;
_Ex:
to change over to Hindi    ;
_Ex:
to change over from summer to winter uniform _. 
     

change-house
1> _. , 

change-over
1> ; ;
_Ex:
the change-over from English to Hindi   
  ;
_Ex:
change-over to new models     
2> , 
_Ex:
change-over in editors  
3> _. ,  ()
4> _.  ;
_Ex:
change-over station   

change-ringing
1>      ( 
)
2>  
3>    

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


changeable
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
changeable weather  ;
_Ex:
a changeable sort of person  ;
_Ex:
changeable places of meeting    
2>  ;
_Ex:
a clause in the contract changeable at will  ,
   
3> ,  ;   
4> _. ,  ( )

changeful
1> , , 

changeless
1> , 
2>   , ;
_Ex:
changeless fate  

changeling
1> _. ,    ;
 ; ,    ;
 
2> _. ,  ; ,

3> _. , 

changemaker
1>  , 

changepocket
1>    ( )
2>    ( )

changer
1> _. ; 
2>  (    )

changing bag
1> _.  ,    


changing room
1> ; ,  ,  
. . 

channel
1> ;
_Ex:
channel for irrigation  
2> , ; ;
_Ex:
rivers cut their own channels to the sea  
    
3>  -;
_Ex:
C. boat ,    
 ;
_Ex:
C. fever   
4> ; ,  
5> ; , , ;
_Ex:
through the usual channels   , 
;
_Ex:
ordinary diplomatic channels   ;
_Ex:
channels of information  ;
_Ex:
channel of communication   ; 
 ;  ; _.  ;
_Ex:
channels of distribution  ;
_Ex:
the great channels of trade   ;
_Ex:
your only chance of success lies through this channel 
     ;
_Ex:
he needs a new channel for his activities   
 
6> _. _. ;
_Ex:
the soldier made his request through channels  
  
7> _.  ;
_Ex:
to change the channel    ;
_. _.   ;
_Ex:
let's change the channel    - 
8> _.  -
9>  ;
_Ex:
selector channel  
10> ; ; 
11> 
12> 
13> _. _.  ;  ;
 
14> _. 
15>  ;  ;
16>  ;
_Ex:
we ought to channel this street to help water to flow away
easily      ,  
 
17>   ;   ;
_Ex:
aid must be channelled through U.N. agencies  
   ;
_Ex:
try to channel your abilities into something useful
     - 
18> _.    

channel off
1>  (  ); 

Channel tunnel
1>   -

channeled
1>  ,   . .
2> 
3>   ()   
4> _. 
5> _. ,  (   . .)

channelize
1> ,  (-.) ;
_Ex:
their energies must be channelized into constructive tasks
     - 

channelled
1>  ,   . .
2> 
3>   ()   
4> _. 
5> _. ,  (   . .)

channelure
1> _. 
2> ,  ;  

chanoyu
1> _.  

chanson
1> _. ;
_Ex:
C. de Roland   ;
_Ex:
chanson de geste    (  
 )

chansonette
1> _. , 

chansonnier
1> _. ,  

chant
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
the chant of birds  
2>  , ; ()
3>  ;   ;  
4>    ;
_Ex:
the chant of the auctioneer   
5> 
6> ;  ( )
7> ; 
8> ;
_Ex:
to chant the praises of smb.  -.; 
 -.
9>    
10>    
11>      ;
12> 
13> ;
_Ex:
the crowd chanted  
14> _.   ; 

chantage
1> _. , 

chanter
1> ; , 
2> ; 
3>  ;  ( )
4>  (); 
5> _. ,  
6>   ( )
7> _.  (Prunella spp.)

chanterelle
1> _.  ( )
2> _.   (Cantharellus cibarius; )

chanteuse
1> _.  ()

chantey
1> _.    (    );
 

chanticleer
1> _. 
2> (C.) _. 

Chantilly
1>  
2>  ,  ;
_Ex:
strawberries Chantilly    
3>    

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

chanty
1> _.    (    );
 

chaos
1> ;  
2> (C.) _.  ;
_Ex:
to rise out of chaos   
3> _. 

chaotic, chaotical
1> , 

chap
1> _. , ;
_Ex:
merry chap ;
_Ex:
nice chap  ;
_Ex:
old chap , , 
2> _. 
3> _.   ( )
4> , 
5> _. , 
6>  ; ;
_Ex:
cold weather chaps the skin    ;
_Ex:
hands chapped by wind  
7>  ( );
_Ex:
my skin chaps easily     
8> _. 
9> _. 
10> _. ;
_Ex:
to chap hands    (  )
11>  (. )
_Ex:
open your chaps  
12>  
13> _pl.  ()
14> 
_Id:
to lick one's chaps  - ; 


chap-stick
1>    ()

chaparajos
1> .  .  . . _.    


chaparejos
1> .  .  . . _.    


chapbook
1>  ; 
2>    , , 

chape
1> ,  
2>    
3> ,  ()

chapeau
1>   (. .)
2> _. 

chapeau bras
1> _.   (XIII )

chapel
1> _. ;
_Ex:
chapel of ease    (  
 )
2> () ,  (, , ,
    . .)
3> 
4> 
5>  ;   (  
 ,    ;
 .)
_Ex:
the villagers are mostly chapel    
 ;
_Ex:
chapel folk _. ;   
 , 
6>  ;   (. )
7> ,   ,  
 . .
_Ex:
to miss chapel  ;
_Ex:
there is chapel today after lessons   
   
8> _.  
9>    
10>    
11>  
12> "",   (  )

chapel-master
1>  (. )
2>  ( ); 

chapelet
1>    
2> _.  ,   , 

chapelgoer
1>    ( )
2> _. 

chaperon
1>  ,      
. .;
()  ;    
2> ,  ()
3> ,    (  
  . .)
4> _. 
5>  ,       . .;
  ;  ()   ;
_Ex:
your aunt will chaperon you     

6>  ,  ()
7>    (   . .);
     ( 
  . .)

chaperonage
1>  ( )    
 . .;   
2>  ,  (  )
3>   ;  ( 
. .)     . .

chaperone
1>  ,      
. .;
()  ;    
2> ,  ()
3> ,    (  
  . .)
4> _. 
5>  ,       . .;
  ;  ()   ;
_Ex:
your aunt will chaperone you    
 
6>  ,  ()
7>    (   . .);
     ( 
  . .)

chapfallen
1>   
2> _. , ; 

chapiter
1> _.  

chaplain
1> _. ; ;
_Ex:
chaplain's fund _.    
2> _. ,    ;
_Ex:
chaplain service   ;
_Ex:
C. of the Fleet _.   

Chaplain-in-Chief
1> _.   - 

chaplaincy
1> chaplainship

chaplainship
1>    ,  (. )

chaplet
1> , , ,  ( );
_Ex:
a chaplet of roses   
2>  (  50 )
3> ,   
4> , 
5> _. 
6>    
7> _.  ,   , 
8> 

Chaplinesque
1> ;  ,    

chapman
1> , ; 
2> _. , , 

chappals
1> _pl. , . 

chapparral
1> ,     -
 

chapped
1> ; ;  ;
_Ex:
chapped ground  ;
_Ex:
chapped hands  
2> ,  ;  (   . .)
3> _.  ();   

chappie, chappy
1> _. , 

chaps
1> _pl. _. _.  chaparajos _.   
 

chapt
1> _p.  _p-p.  chap

chapter
1> ,  ();
_Ex:
to the end of the chapter   ;   ,
 ;
_Ex:
a curious chapter in history   
2>  (, ,   . .)
3>  
4> ,  (, , ); ,
  (  . .)
5> _.  , 
6> , ;
_Ex:
enough on that chapter   
7> _.  ,     
 
_Id:
chapter and verse    ;   
;     ( -.)
_Id:
the chapter of accidents  
() ;
_Id:
the chapter of possibilities   
8>  ()  

chapter-lands
1> _pl. ,  ;  

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

chaqueta
1> _. ,   (  )

char
1> ,  ; 
2> _pl.   
3> _.  charwoman
4>   ;   
5>   (.  )
6> -. ; ; , 
, 
7>  
8> ; ;
_Ex:
charred bones  
9> 
10>  ()
11> _.  (Salvelinus spp.)
12> _. 

