clause
1> , , ; ,  (,
, )
_Ex:
compromissary clause _.  
_Ex:
general participation clause _.  
_Ex:
optional clause _.  
_Ex:
political and territorial clauses  
  ()
_Ex:
price clause _.  ()  
_Ex:
payment clause _.  ()   
_Ex:
under clause 5 of the agreement   5 
2> _.  (  )
_Ex:
principal clause  
3>   
4>  

clause-by-clause
1> _.  ( )

claused
1>   ( )

clausthalite
1> _. 

claustral
1> 
_Ex:
claustral rule  
2>   ; , 

claustrophilia
1> _. ,   
 ,  ;   

claustrophobia
1> _. ,   

clavate
1> _. _.  ( ,  )

clave
1> _. _p.  cleave

clavecin
1> 

claver
1> , 

claves
1> _pl.  clavis

clavicembali
1> _pl.  clavicembalo

clavicembalo
1> _. 

clavichord
1> 

clavicle
1> _. 

clavicular
1> _. 
_Ex:
clavicular artery  

clavier
1> _. 
2> _.  
3> -  ()

claviform
1> 

clavilux
1>  ( )

clavis
1> _. 
_Ex:
clavis to ciphers   

claw
1> 
2> _.   
3> 
4> _. , 
5> _. 
6> _. _. , 
7> _. 
8> 
9>  ()
10> ;  
11> _. 
12> _.   
_Id:
in smb.'s claws  -. 
_Id:
to clip smb.'s claws  -. 
_Id:
to draw in one's claws ,  
_Id:
to put out a claw  
_Id:
to get one's claws into smb.    -.,
  -
_Id:
to put the claw on smb. _. _. , 
-;   -.  
13> , ; ,  
14>  ()
_Ex:
to claw hold of smth.  - ; 
 -
_Ex:
the climber clawed at the cliff surface  
  
15>   ();  ()
16> , ,    
_Ex:
to claw a hole in smb.'s shirt    - 
17> ,  ( )
18> _. 
_Id:
claw me and I will claw thee   ;   

claw back
1> _.    ,
    

claw hammer
1> -
2> 

claw off
1> _.    

claw-back
1> _.     
    

claw-foot
1> _.   ()

claw-hand
1> _.   ()

clawed
1>  ,  , 

clawless
1>   ,  

clay
1> , 
2> , ; 
3> _.  , 
4> 
5>  
_Ex:
to smoke a short clay    
6> _.     
_Id:
to moisten one's clay ,  
7>  
8> _.  

clay band
1> _.  , 

clay court
1> _.     

clay cutter
1> 

clay loam
1>  

clay pigeon
1> _.   
_Ex:
clay-pigeon shooting   
2> ,     
3> _.  ;  
4> _. _.  

clay pipe
1>  
_Ex:
to smoke a short clay pipe    

clay sand
1> ,  

clay-brained
1> ;   

clay-cold
1> , 

clay-slate
1> _.  
2>  

claybank
1> _.  
2> _. - 
3> - 

clayey
1> 
_Ex:
clayey brick  
_Ex:
clayey soil 
2> ,    

claymore
1> _.  (  )
2>  (  )
3> _.  "",   


Claymore mine
1> _.  "",   


claymore mine
1> _.  "",   


claypan
1> _.  
2> _.    ,   

claystone
1> _. 

clayware
1>  ;   

clean
1> _. , 
_Ex:
a good clean  
_Ex:
she gives the room a clean every day    
 
2> _.      ( )
_Ex:
clean and jerk 
_Ex:
two hand clean and press   
3> ; 
_Ex:
clean sheets  
_Ex:
clean habits 
_Ex:
to keep oneself clean  
_Ex:
to keep one's house clean    
4> _. , ; 
_Ex:
clean wound  
_Ex:
clean bill of health   ;
. 
5> ;  (  )
_Ex:
clean puppy  
6> 
_Ex:
clean heart  
_Ex:
to lead a clean life   
7> ; 
_Ex:
to have a clean record    ; 
 
8> _. ,    

_Ex:
the suspect claimed that he was clean  ,
      
9> , ; 
_Ex:
clean joke  
_Ex:
to keep a clean tongue    
_Ex:
keep the party clean     
;    
10> , ,    
_Ex:
clean sheet of paper   
11> ,   
_Ex:
clean proof  
_Ex:
clean copy ,   
12> ,  ; 
_Ex:
clean gold  
_Ex:
clean diamond   
13> _. _. 
_Ex:
clean bomb _.   (  
 )
14> _.   ( )
15>   ,   ( )
16>   
_Ex:
the whaling ship returned home clean  
  
17> _. _.    ;  
18> _. _.     ,  

_Ex:
the police searched him, but he was clean  
,    
19>   
20> _. , ,    
( )
21>  , ;   (
, )
22> ,  
23> _. ,  ;   
24> , 
_Ex:
clean coast ,    
25> ,     
26>  ; 
_Ex:
a clean piece of work   ,
 
_Ex:
clean performance    ()
27> _. , ,  
_Ex:
clean fighter  
28> _. , ;  
_Ex:
clean throw  
_Ex:
clean stroke  
_Ex:
clean ball    ()
29> _. _-. 
_Ex:
clean cutting   ()
_Ex:
clean fallow _-.  
_Ex:
clean cultivation _-.   (); 
()   
_Id:
clean credit _.   ( )
_Id:
the clean thing _. , , 
_Id:
clean sailing _.  ;  
_Id:
to have clean hands in a matter     (-)
;  
_Id:
to make a clean breast of smth.    -
_Id:
to show a clean pair of heels , 
_Id:
clean as a new pin , ;  
_Id:
clean as a whistle , ; , ;
 
30> _-. , 
_Ex:
I clean forgot about it     
_Ex:
clean broke  , ; 
 
_Ex:
he is clean mad   
_Ex:
clean gone ,   
31> 
_Ex:
the bullet went clean through the shoulder  
 
32> _. 
_Ex:
to scrub floor clean   
33> , 
_Ex:
play the game clean    
_Id:
to come clean   ( -); 
34> ; 
_Ex:
to clean teeth  
_Ex:
to clean a room  
_Ex:
to clean a window  
_Ex:
I must have these clothes cleaned     
 
_Ex:
to clean one's plate   
_Ex:
to clean the town by getting rid of criminals  
 
35>  ();  ( )
36>  (, )
37> _.  
38> _.  ()
39> _. 
40> _.  ()
41>     ( )
_Id:
to clean the slate    
_Id:
to clean smb.'s clock  - ;  -
( , )

clean break
1>  
_Ex:
to make a clean break with one's past   
 
2> _.   ( )

clean down
1> , ,  ()
2>  ()
3>  ()

clean energy
1>    

clean out
1>   ;
_Ex:
clean out your desk      , 
 ;
_Ex:
the premises were quite cleaned out    
  
2> ; ;
_Ex:
the boys cleaned out a whole box of cookies  
  
3> , ;
_Ex:
he cleaned me out   ;
_Ex:
the thives cleaned out a store     
4>     

clean room
1> _.       
   . .

clean sweep
1>  ,  _.    ; 
     
2>  ;
_Ex:
we must make a clean sweep of old ideas   
   
3>  ;  ; _. . 
       
   

clean up
1> ,   ,   . .
2>    ;
_Ex:
to clean up for dinner   
3> _.    ;  

4> _.   -;
_Ex:
he cleaned up a fortune playing cards   
   ;
_Ex:
this show must be cleaning up  ,  ,
  
5> _.  , 
6> _.     
7> _.      
; 
8>   

clean-cut
1>  
_Ex:
clean-cut features   
_Ex:
clean-cut hair style   ( )
2> , 
_Ex:
clean-cut young man   
3> , , 
_Ex:
clean-cut scheme  
_Ex:
clean-cut explanation  

clean-fingered
1> ; 

clean-handed
1> , , 

clean-limbed
1>  ; ,  ( )

clean-living
1> , , 

clean-shaven
1>  

clean-up
1> _. , 
2> _. ; _. 
3>   ;   
4> ,  
5> _. ,   
6>  (  )
7>    ;  ( )
8>    . .   ; 
   . .
9>  
10> _.  , .    ;
_Ex:
to make a clean-up   
11> _. 

cleaner
1> _. ; _. 
2>   ;   
3> ,  
4> _. ,   
5>  (  )
6>    ;  ( )

cleaner's
1> _. 
_Id:
to take to the cleaner's ; ; ,
, ; 
_Id:
to go to the cleaner's _.   

cleaning
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the cleaning of the streets  
2> _-. ,  ()
3> _-. , "" ()
4> _. 
5> _. 
6> _. 
7> , 
_Ex:
cleaning rod 
_Ex:
cleaning crop _-.  

cleaning woman
1> 

cleanliness
1> , ; 

cleanly
1> 
_Ex:
cats are among the cleaniest animals   

2>    (   . .); 
3> ; 
_Ex:
to live cleanly    
4> , 

cleanness
1> ;
_Ex:
cleanness of style  

cleanoff
1> _.  

cleanout
1> _.   ;
_Ex:
cleanout door _-.    ,   . .

cleansable
1>  ()

cleanse
1> ; ,  ;
_Ex:
to cleanse the soul  ;
_Ex:
to cleanse of wickedness _.   
2> ;
_Ex:
his leprosy was cleansed    
3> , ;
_Ex:
to cleanse a wound  
4>   

cleanser
1>  ; 

cleansing
1> , ;
_Ex:
cleansing agent  ;
_Ex:
cleansing cream    ,  

cleanskins
1> _. _.  
2> _. _. ,      

clear
1> , ;
_Ex:
clear day  ;
_Ex:
clear sky  
2> , ;
_Ex:
clear water of the lake   ;
_Ex:
clear glass  
3>  ( )
4> , ;
_Ex:
clear outline  ;
_Ex:
clear sight  ;
_Ex:
clear reflection in the water    ;
_Ex:
clear view  
5> , ,  ( );
_Ex:
clear tone  ;
_Ex:
clear voices of the children   
6> , , ;
_Ex:
his delivery was clear and distinct   
 
7> , ;   ;
_Ex:
clear conclusion  ;
_Ex:
a clear case of murder  ;
_Ex:
to make a clear statement    ;
_Ex:
to have a clear idea   ;
_Ex:
it is clear to me what he is driving at _.  ,
   ;
_Ex:
I am not clear on the point     ;
_Ex:
I am not clear about...   , ...
8> , ,  ( );
_Ex:
clear intellect  ;
_Ex:
clear head  
9> , ; ;
_Ex:
clear passage  ;
_Ex:
clear line _-.  ;  ;
_Ex:
clear opening _. ;  ;
_Ex:
clear way _. ;
_Ex:
next week is clear, let's meet then    
 ,    
10> _. ,  ( )
11> ; ;
_Ex:
clear conscience  ;
_Ex:
clear skin   (   . .)
12> (of)   -;
_Ex:
clear of debt   ;
_Ex:
clear of suspicion  ;
_Ex:
he is clear of all bad intentions     ;
_Ex:
roads clear of traffic    ;
_Ex:
clear of strays _.    ;
_Ex:
we are clear of danger now    
13> , ; ;
_Ex:
clear month  
14>  (   . .);
_Ex:
a hundred pounds clear profit    ;
_Ex:
I get a clear $50 a week   50   

15> , , ;
_Ex:
a clear victory  ;
_Ex:
he obtained a clear majority    

16> _. ;  
17> _. ;
_Ex:
clear I sound    I
18>  . . . ,  ;
_Ex:
in clear ,   ,  
_Id:
to be in the clear   ,   
;
_Id:
the coast is clear  ,  ;
_Id:
all clear  ; _.   ;
_Id:
all clear signal    ;
_Id:
(as) clear as day ,  ;
_Id:
(as) clear as two and two make four    
;
_Id:
(as) clear as a bell  , 
19> 
20> _-. , ; ; ;
_Ex:
three feet clear   
21> (of)    -;
_Ex:
to steer clear (of) , ;
_Ex:
keep clear of pickpockets!  !;
_Ex:
keep clear of the traffic!   
 
22> _. ;
_Ex:
(to be) clear abreast ()    (  
)
_Id:
to see one's way clear to do smth.   
 -;
_Id:
to get clear away ,   ; ;
;    ;
_Id:
to get clear of ; ;   

_Id:
to keep clear of smth.    -,
 -
23> ;
_Ex:
thunder has cleared the air     ;
_Ex:
to clear the table   
24> ,  , ;  ;
_Ex:
the sky is clearing    ;
_Ex:
the weather is clearing  ;
_Ex:
the wine will clear if the sediment is allowed to settle
  ,    
25> , ,  ;
_Ex:
to clear one's meaning    ;
_Ex:
to clear smb. in regard to a matter  -

26> , ; ,  ;
_Ex:
to clear the stones from the road    
_Ex:
to clear a way  ;
_Ex:
to clear the way  ;
_Ex:
to clear the way for future action   
 ;
_Ex:
to clear the ground     ;
_Ex:
land cleared for cultivation ,   ;
_Ex:
to clear the room of people    ;
_Ex:
clear the way! !,  !; !,
!;
_Ex:
to clear one's mind of doubts  
27> ;   ;
_Ex:
to clear one's character   ;
_Ex:
to clear oneself of a charge 
28> ,  ;
_Ex:
to clear a hedge   ;
_Ex:
to clear the hurdle _.  ;
_Ex:
to clear the bar _.  ;
_Ex:
he cleared the bar at six feet _.    
 
29>   , ;
_Ex:
to clear an iceberg at sea -  
 ;
_Ex:
our bus just managed to clear the truck    
  ;
_Ex:
a tree with branches that barely clear the roof ,
    
30> _. , ;
_Ex:
to clear casualties  ;
_Ex:
to clear the enemy    (  . .)
31>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to clear a hawser  
32> ;
_Ex:
to clear a ship of her cargo  
33>  ,  ;   
. .;
_Ex:
this sum will clear all his debts    
 ;
_Ex:
to clear an encumbered estate    
34> _.     ; 
       
35> _.  ,   ;  
;
_Ex:
to clear a ship at the custom-house   
 
36> _.   ;
_Ex:
the firm cleared 300 000     

37> ,  ;
_Ex:
to clear goods  
38>    ()  
39> _.  (  . .)
_Ex:
to clear a corner    ;
_Ex:
to clear the puck     
40> _. ; 
41> _.  
42> (with) _.   -;
_Ex:
you must clear your plan with the headquarters  
     
43> , 
_Id:
to clear an examinator paper     
 ;
_Id:
to clear the coast  ,  ;
_Id:
to clear one's throat ;
_Id:
to clear the decks _.   ; 
 ;
_Id:
to clear the air  ,  ;
_Id:
to clear the skirts of smb.     -;
 - ;
_Id:
to clear a score 

clear away
1>    ;
_Ex:
please clear away the tea-things , ,
 
2>  ( ,   . .);
_Ex:
clouds have cleared away  
3> ,  (, )
4> ,   

clear off
1>   
2> _. , ;
_Ex:
I'm busy, clear off at once  ,   
3>  ( )
4> ,   ,   . .
5>     (  )

clear out
1> ,   , ;
_Ex:
clear out the cupboard please , ,  
   ;
_Ex:
to clear out one's room   
 
2> ;
_Ex:
she decided to clear out all the old clothes  
   
3> _.   
4> _.    ;
_Ex:
I must clear out at once    ;
_Ex:
the audience cleared out of the burning theatre 
   

clear up
1>  ( )
2>   ;
_Ex:
clear up this litter at once!    
!
3> ; ;
_Ex:
to clear up a question  ;
_Ex:
the mystery hasn't been cleared up yet    
4>    . .;
_Ex:
our fears were cleared up   
5> _. _.  
6> ;
_Ex:
I've lots of work to clear up by the weekend   
    

clear-cut
1>  ; , ; ;
_Ex:
clear-cut path to the future    ;
_Ex:
clear-cut policy   , 
 ;
_Ex:
I want everything quite clear-cut  ,   
 
2> _.   

clear-eyed
1> 
2>   ,  
3> , 

clear-headed
1>   , 

clear-obscure
1> 
2> ;   ( )
3> _. 

clear-out
1> _.   ;  
2> _.   

clear-sighted
1> ,   

clear-story
1> _.   ,  
2> _.  ,  

clearance
1> ;
_Ex:
clearance of the theatre was quick    
 
2>    
3> _. 
4> _.    ;
_Ex:
clearance papers ,   
 
5> _.  
6> _.     ;
   
7> _.  ,  
8>  _.    ,  
;
_Ex:
one needs clearance before one can work with the president
        

9> _. , , ; ; ;
_Ex:
clearance gauge ;
_Ex:
clearance space ,    
10> ,  
11> _.  
12> _.   
13> _.    ()
14> _.   ,  
( )

clearcole
1> _. 

clearer
1>  

clearing
1> ; ;
_Ex:
slum clearing  
2>  ,   
3> , 
4> _.    
5> _. ,    
6> _.  
7> _.   
8> _. 
9> _.  
10> _. ; 
11> ;
_Ex:
clearing hospital _.  ;
_Ex:
clearing company _. _.   
12> _. ;
_Ex:
clearing bank  

clearing house
1>   
2>     
3> -  ,
-

clearing mark
1> _.  

clearly
1> , ;
_Ex:
to sing clearly  ;
_Ex:
to speak clearly  
2> , ;
_Ex:
to see clearly  
3> ; ;
_Ex:
to understand clearly  ;  (.  );
_Ex:
this version is clearly wrong   
;
_Ex:
it is clearly impossible to start in such weather 
,       

clearness
1> ;
_Ex:
clearness of voice  

clearstarch
1>  
2> 

clearway
1> _.      
2> _.  ,    


