come around
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
I had to come around by the village   
    
2> , 
_Ex:
she came around last night    
3> _.   ;
_Ex:
he took a long time to come around     
 
4>   ; ;
_Ex:
I had confident expectations that things would come around
  ,   ;
_Ex:
things did not come around as they were expected
   ,     
5> ;
_Ex:
John and Mary often argue but it does not take them long to
come around     ,    
  
6>    ;
_Ex:
he came around to another way of thinking   
-;
_Ex:
I have come around to your way of thinking  
    
7>  ( );
_Ex:
conversation that comes around to the same subject again
,       
8> , ;
_Ex:
it came around this way    
9> , ;
_Ex:
good books come around as the result of hard work 
     
10> _. ,    
11>  

come asunder
1>   

come away
1> ;
_Ex:
come away from there - you are in danger  ,
 ;
_Ex:
you're too near the stove, come away!   
  , !
2> ; ; ; ;
_Ex:
the handle came away in her hand    
 ;
_Ex:
I didn't tear out the page, it just came away in my fingers
   ,   
_Id:
to come away none the wiser    ;  


come back
1> ,   ;
_Ex:
don't wory, it will all come back to you  ,
   ;
_Ex:
the tune came back to me    
2>    , , ;
_Ex:
the actress has come back after a two-year absence 
     ;
_Ex:
the athlete came back    
3> _.   , 
4> _. _.    ,    ;
_Ex:
after his unkind remark she came back at him with an angry
report       
 
_Id:
to come back as wise as one went   

come by
1>  ( ,    . .)
2> ,  (-.)

come down
1> ;
_Ex:
he came down on his nose   ;
_Ex:
how the rain is coming down!    !,
  !
2> , ;
_Ex:
her hair came down over her shoulders   
 
3> ;
_Ex:
the plane came down safely   

4> ; ;
_Ex:
when the tree came down    ;
_Ex:
these houses are coming down soon     
5> , , ;
_Ex:
prices came down  ;
_Ex:
rent came down   
6> ,   ;
_Ex:
to come down in the world    ;
_Ex:
he had come down to begging    ,  
 
7>   ,  ;
_Ex:
the custom has come down to us from our ancestors  
     
8>  ( -);
_Ex:
the whole problem comes down to this   
 
9> _. _. ;
_Ex:
he came down with the flu   
10> _. , ;
_Ex:
come down with your money! !, !;
_Ex:
he came down handsomely when I was hard up   
 ,      
11> _. ;
_Ex:
he came down on the boy for his carelessness  
  
12>  ;
_Ex:
the treacherous enemy came down upon a sleeping village
      
13>     ,   ,
   ;
_Ex:
he is coming down (from Oxford) at Easter    
 
14>   (    ,
.   )
15> _. _. _-.  ( )
_Id:
to come down in favour of smb., smth.   
   -, -;
_Id:
the court came down on the side of the employees  
   

come forward
1> ;
_Ex:
Smith then came forward with his evidence  
   ;
_Ex:
he came forward as a candidate    
2>   , ;
_Ex:
nobody came forward to help     
3> ,  ;   
4> _.   ;
_Ex:
how many pigs are expected to come forward this month? 
       ?

come in
1> , ;
_Ex:
what time does the train come in?   ?;
_Ex:
the wounded began to come in   
2> _.   ;
_Ex:
to come in a close second   ;
_Ex:
the horse came in third   
3> ;
_Ex:
the mail comes in at eight    8 ;
_Ex:
wool is coming in abundantly   ( )
  
4>   ;
_Ex:
lawn tennis was then just coming in    
  ;
_Ex:
this fashion is coming in again      
5>    (  )
6>   ;   ;
_Ex:
the government came in with a big majority 
  ,     

7>   ( -);
_Ex:
where do I come in?    ?,    ;
8> (between)  ( );
_Ex:
she is always trying to come in between us  
   
9> , ;
_Ex:
these apples don't come in till August   
  
10> _. ; 
11> _.    
12>  ;
_Ex:
the eldest son came in for everything   

13>   ; ;
_Ex:
to come in for increasing criticism    
 
14> _.  ( ),  ( );
_Ex:
has it never come in upon your mind what you are doing? 
       ,   ?
15>  , ;
_Ex:
let's ask her to come in on the plan   
    
_Id:
to come in handy (useful) ,  

come off
1> ;
_Ex:
the handle came off  ;
_Ex:
the wheel of the car came off in the middle of the road
   
2> ,  ( )
3>  ( , )
4> , ; ;
_Ex:
it didn't come off     ,  
;
_Ex:
the experiment did not come off   ;
_Ex:
how will that come off, do you think?   , 
  
5> ;
_Ex:
the bargain didn't come off    
6>  ();  ;
_Ex:
to come off victorious  ;
_Ex:
to come off with honour   ;
_Ex:
to come off cheap _.  ;
_Ex:
to come off clear    ;
_Ex:
to come off best in a fight    ;
_Ex:
to come off second best  ;
_Ex:
to come off a loser   

come on
1> , ;
_Ex:
night was coming on  ;
_Ex:
a terrible storm came on   ;
_Ex:
it suddenly came on to rain   ;
_Ex:
he felt a bad cold coming on  ,  
2> ,   ;
_Ex:
when his question came on      
3>  (   );
_Ex:
my case comes on before the judge tomorrow  
   
4> ,  ;
_Ex:
he is coming on well in his studies   
 
5> _. , ;
_Ex:
the crops are coming on nicely   
6>    ,   ;
_Ex:
he comes on is the last act     
 ;
_Ex:
when will the main feature come on?   
?
7> _. _.   , 
 ;
_Ex:
he comes on gruff and laconic   
   ;
_Ex:
she comes on sincere   
8> ;  ;
_Ex:
to come on strong to smb   -  
9>  . .  _. -,  ;
_Ex:
come on, or we'll be late -,   ;
_Ex:
come on, children, let's have a little quiet -, ,
 ;
_Ex:
oh, come on, be serious! ,  !
10>  . .  _.   !,  
! ( , , )

come out
1> ;
_Ex:
the leaves are coming out  ;
_Ex:
the rash has come out  ;
_Ex:
she came out in a rash    ,   
2> , ;
_Ex:
how many boys came out for baseball?   
   ?
3> ,  ;
_Ex:
the truth will come out  ;
_Ex:
his secret came out    ;
_Ex:
his pride came out in his refusal to accept help   
    
4>  ( );
_Ex:
the book came out in June    
5> ;
_Ex:
we are going to come out with a large new dictionary next
year        
6> , ;
_Ex:
her sums would never come out right    
 ;
_Ex:
it will come out as I predicted   , 
 ;
_Ex:
the crossword puzzle came out easily   
;
_Ex:
he always comes out well     (
);
7>  ( , );
_Ex:
my tooth is aching, the filling has come out    ,
   
8> ,  ( )
9> ;
_Ex:
he came out with the whole story    (
);
_Ex:
to come out with a joke  ;
_Ex:
he came out with a horrible oath     
;
_Ex:
to come out in support   
10> , ;
_Ex:
he came out for lower taxes     
11> ,  ;
_Ex:
workers are coming out in support for dismissed men 
       
12>    ;  ;
  -   
13> ;  (-);
_Ex:
come out with it!      !
14> ;     ;
_Ex:
the game came out in our favour     
15>   ;   ;
_Ex:
she is coming out this season     
 
_Id:
to come out strong  , ; 
;  ,    ;
 ;
_Id:
to come out on top _.   ; 
( );
_Id:
to come out flat-footed (for) _.   ()

come over
1> (to)   (-) , ;
_Ex:
to come over to smb.'s opinion   -
;
_Ex:
he'll never come over to our way of thinking   
  
2>  ;
_Ex:
when did you first come over to England?   
  ?
3>  ;
_Ex:
come over and see us sometime  -  
_Id:
to come over ill , ;
_Id:
she came over queer and went home   ,  
 ;
_Id:
I came over shivery  

come round
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
I had to come round by the village    
   
2> , 
_Ex:
she came round last night    
3> _.   ;
_Ex:
he took a long time to come round     
 
4>   ; ;
_Ex:
I had confident expectations that things would come round
  ,   ;
_Ex:
things did not come round as they were expected 
  ,     
5> ;
_Ex:
John and Mary often argue but it does not take them long to
come round     ,    
  
6>    ;
_Ex:
he came round to another way of thinking   
-;
_Ex:
I have come round to your way of thinking   
   
7>  ( );
_Ex:
conversation that comes round to the same subject again
,       
8> , ;
_Ex:
it came around this way    
9> , ;
_Ex:
good books come round as the result of hard work 
     
10> _. ,    
11>  

come through
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
the water is gradually coming through  

2> _.   ( -);  ;
_Ex:
I am sure he'll come through  ,    ;
_Ex:
to come through to the final   
3> _. _.    ;
_Ex:
they are sure come through with the money  
  
4> _. ,   ;
_Ex:
he won't come through     

come to
1>   ;
_Ex:
it was many hours before he came to after being wounded
       
2> _.     
3>   

come together
1>  ; ;
_Ex:
the election has compelled the parties to come together
   
2>  (   )

come up
1> ;
_Ex:
a man came up to us    - 
2> , ;
_Ex:
the seeds never came up     
3> , ;
_Ex:
prices came up  
4> ;  ;
_Ex:
the price will come up to $5     
_Ex:
the water came up to my knees     
5> , ;
_Ex:
his talents do not come up to yours    ;
_Ex:
the goods do not come up to sample   
;
_Ex:
to come up to the mark    ;   
,   
6> , ;
_Ex:
this question has never yet come up    
 ;
_Ex:
something has come up - 
7> (with) ,  (-)
_Ex:
let's go slowly so that the others may come up with us
 ,     
8> _.      
9> (against) ; ;
_Ex:
to come up against an obstacle    

10> _. ;
_Ex:
to come up with a solution  ;  
 ;
_Ex:
when I asked him why he was late he could not come up with an
answer    ,   ,   ,
 
11> _.   
12>   ,  ;   
      ;
_Ex:
they came up to London a week ago    
  
13>    ;
_Ex:
he is coming up to Ballion next year    
   
_Id:
to come up in the world   ,  
 ;
_Id:
my number will never come up    ;
_Id:
to come up smiling   

come-at-able
1> _. , 
2> _. , ,    
3> _.    ( )

come-between
1> ; 

come-by-chance
1> _.  
2> _.  

come-down
1> 
2> 
3> ;
_Ex:
the film was a real come-down    
4> ;
_Ex:
she finds it a come-down to do the housework herself 
    

come-from
1> _. 

come-hither
1> _. , , ;
_Ex:
come-hither smile  ;
_Ex:
come-hither look   ()

come-in
1> _. _. _.    

come-lately
1> ,       
2> , 
_Ex:
established families and Johnny-come-latelies 
  
3> ,   , .   

_Ex:
the Johnny-come-latelies producing mystery films after the
trend had ended ,    
,      
4> _. _.   ; 


come-off
1> _. , , 

come-on
1> _.  ;
_Ex:
she gave him a come-on     

2> _.  (  .)
_Ex:
the grocery cut the price of milk as a come-on to customers
  ,     
3> _. _. , ;
_Ex:
come-on game , 

come-outer
1> _. ,     ;
; 
2> _.   

comeback
1> , ;
_Ex:
to make one's comeback    ;
_Ex:
she was a star once and now she's dreaming of staging a
comeback -       
 
2> 
3> _. , , 
4> _. _. ,  
5> _. _. _.  ;
_Ex:
he was given a fair trial and had no comeback   
,        

Comecon
1> _. _. ,   
(.   )

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

4> _.  , ;  

comedienne
1>  

comedietta
1>  

comedo
1> _.  

comedones
1> _pl.  comedo

comedy
1> ;
_Ex:
musical comedy  ; ; ;
_Ex:
comedy of cape (of cloak) and sword  "  ";
_Ex:
comedy of manners  ;
_Ex:
comedy of character  ;
_Ex:
comedy of intrigue   ;
_Ex:
comedy of situations  
2>    
3>  ;  , , 
4> ;
_Ex:
to cut the comedy   

comedywright
1> _. 

comeliness
1> ,  

comely
1> , 
2> , ,  ( )

comer
1> , ;
_Ex:
first comer  ;
_Ex:
comers and goers   ;
_Ex:
for comers and goers    ;
_Ex:
for all comers   
2> _. _. ,   
3> _. _. - 
4>     ;
_Ex:
newcomers ,  ;
_Ex:
latecomers 

comes
1> _. ,  (   )

comestible
1>  _pl.  , 

comet
1> _. 

comet-finder
1> _. 

comet-hunter
1> "  ",  

comet-seeker
1> 

cometary
1> _. ,   

comeuppance
1> _. ;  ;
_Ex:
he got his comeuppance    

comfit
1>  
2>   

comfort
1> , ;
_Ex:
this news is a great comfort to me   - 
  ;
_Ex:
to find comfort in one's children    ;
_Ex:
my husband was a great comfort to me when I was ill  
  ,    
2> , ; ;
_Ex:
the comfort of solitude  ;
_Ex:
it is a comfort to know that she is safe  ,
,     
3> , ; ,  ;
_Ex:
to life in great comfort  -  
4>  _pl. ;
_Ex:
home comforts  ;
_Ex:
creature comforts  ;
_Ex:
the hotel offers every modern comfort  
 
5> _.  
6> , ;
_Ex:
the child ran to his mother to be comforted  
   
7>  ;  

comfort station
1> _.  

comfortable
1> _.  
2>     
3>  
4> ; ; ;
_Ex:
comfortable chair  ;
_Ex:
comfortable room  
5> _. , ,   ;
_Ex:
do you feel comfortable ?  ?;
_Ex:
to make oneself comfortable  , 
 ;
_Ex:
the nurse made the patient comfortable  
 
6> , ;
_Ex:
comfortable world  
7> _. , , ;
_Ex:
comfortable income  
8> _. ,   
9> ;    , ;
_Ex:
the doctor said that she was comfortable after her operation
 ,       ;
_Ex:
shy people are seldom comfortable speaking to large groups
   ,   

10>   ;
_Ex:
his life has settled into a comfortable pattern  
   
11> _. _. , 

comfortably
1> , , ;
_Ex:
a car that holds six people comfortably ,  
    
2> _. ,   ;
_Ex:
to be comfortably off  ,  
,   

comforter
1> 
2> _. ,  
3>  ,  
4> _.  
5> , 

comfortless
1>   ;
_Ex:
comfortless words    
2> , ; ;
_Ex:
comfortless room  

comfrey
1> _.  (Symphytum gen.)
2> _.   (Symphytum officinale)

comfy
1> _. ; ; ;
_Ex:
comfy chair  ;
_Ex:
comfy room  
2> _. , ,   

comic
1> (-)
2> _. ,  
3> (the comic) ; 
4> _. 
5>  ,   
6> , ; , ;
7> all this has its comic side     
;
_Ex:
comic paper   ;
_Ex:
newspaper's page    
8> ;
_Ex:
comic opera  
9> , ; , ;

comic book
1>  

comic relief
1> _.    ; " "
2>       ;
 

comic strip
1>    (,  
. .;        
 )

comic writer
1> (-)

comical
1> , ; , ;
_Ex:
comical picture ;  ;
_Ex:
the little girl looked comical in her mother's dress 
    

comicality
1> _. 
2> _. -   

comics
1>   .  . . ,   ,
  

coming
1> , , ; ;
_Ex:
the comings and goings of guests   
 
2> 
3> (C.) _.   ()
4> ; , ; ;
_Ex:
coming storm  ;
_Ex:
during the coming summer  ;
_Ex:
the coming generations  
5>  ;
_Ex:
coming author  ;
_Ex:
the coming thing ,   ; ,    ;
_Ex:
he is a coming politician     


coming-in
1> , 
2> 
3> _.  ()

coming-out
1>   
2>    ;   ;
_Ex:
coming-out party    ,  
 ;  
3> _.  ()

Comintern
1> ,  

comissar
1> _. 

comitia
1> _.  (    )

comity
1> , , ;
_Ex:
comity of manner ,  ;
_Ex:
international comity  , 

2> ; ; 

comity of nations
1> _.       
2>  ,    
    

comix
1> = comics ( ;   . 
. .) ,   ,   

comm
1> _.  communication

comma
1> ;
_Ex:
inverted commas 
2> _. 

command
1> , , ;
_Ex:
at amb.'s command  - ;
_Ex:
at the word of command  ;
_Ex:
command by voice _.  ;
_Ex:
command of execution _.  ;
_Ex:
command to advance  ;
_Ex:
to give a command () ;
_Ex:
to revoke a command  
2> ;
_Ex:
I am at your command    ;    
3> _. ; ;
_Ex:
command echelon  ;
_Ex:
command post  ;
_Ex:
chain of command  , ;
_Ex:
to suspend from command   ;
_Ex:
to be in command of a regiment  ;
_Ex:
under command  ,  
4> _. ; 
5> _.  
6> , ;
_Ex:
command of the see   ;
_Ex:
command of emotions   ;
_Ex:
he felt that he was really in command of the situation 
    ;
_Ex:
he has no command over himself    ; 
 ;
_Ex:
he has a good command of the English language  
  
7> _. ;
_Ex:
awaiting your futher commands    

8> _. 
9> _.  (  );
_Ex:
command guidance   ();
_Ex:
command missile     ;
_Ex:
command word _.  , ;
_Ex:
qualifier _.   ,  
10>  ;
_Ex:
command performance    
11> ;  , ;
_Ex:
to command silence  
12> ;
_Ex:
to command a battalion  
13> ,  ();
_Ex:
I advised him to command his temper    
  
14>    , ;
_Ex:
he commands vast sums of money    
;    ;
_Ex:
to command services   (-);
_Ex:
yours to command   ,   
15> , ;
_Ex:
to command a large vocabulary    
16> , ;
_Ex:
to command respect  ;
_Ex:
to command sympathy  
17> ;
_Ex:
to command the seas   
18> ;
_Ex:
the mountain commands the plain    ;
_Ex:
the hill commands a good view     
19> _. ;
_Ex:
to command a high price    ;
_Ex:
these good command a high price     

20> _. ,   

command car
1> _. _.  

command module
1> _.     ()

command paper
1> ,  , 


commandant
1> ; 
2> 

commandeer
1>    
2> 
3> _. 

commander
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
commander of an expedition  ;
_Ex:
commander of the guard  ;
_Ex:
commander in charge   ;
 
2>  ( );  ,  1- 
3>   3-  ( )

commander-in-chief
1> _. ()
2> _.   
3> _.     

commandership
1>    , 

commanding
1> ;
_Ex:
commanding officer  (  );
_Ex:
commanding general      
2> , , ;
_Ex:
commanding hill  ;
_Ex:
commanding ground _.  ;
_Ex:
commanding feature _.   ;
_Ex:
commanding heigths of the economy    
3> , ;
_Ex:
commanding views in literature   

4> ;
_Ex:
commanding influence  ;
_Ex:
commanding look  

commandite
1> _.  

commandment
1> 
2> ;
_Ex:
the ten Commandments _.  ; _. 
  (.  )

commando
1> _. -   
2> _. , ,   
- 
3> _.   (  - )

comme il faut
1> _. , ,  ( )

commeasurable
1> ; 
2> 

commeasure
1>  ,   

commedia dell'arte
1> _. _.  ,    (XVI-XVIII )

commemorable
1> , 

commemorate
1> , ;
_Ex:
to commemorate the revolution   
2>   ,  ; ;
_Ex:
a monument was built to commemorate the victory 
    
3>   ;  

commemoration
1>    ()
_Ex:
in commemoration of smth.   -,  
 -
2>       

3> _.  , 

commemorative
1>  ;  ;  
2> 
_Ex:
commemorative tablet  
_Ex:
commemorative coin  

commemoratory
1> 

commence
1> ;
_Ex:
to commence a lawsuit   
2> ;
_Ex:
the play will commence at eight    

3>     
_Id:
he who commences many things finishes but few _. 
   -   ;   
,    

commencement
1> 
2>   (   )

