computerese
1>  
2>  

computerite
1>   

computerizable
1>    
2>    

computerization
1>       
 ;   ;
   

computerize
1>       
 ;   ;
   

computerized
1>    , ;
_Ex:
computerized axial tomography _.  

computerlike
1>  ;   ;
, ;
_Ex:
computerlike impersonality of offices  


computery
1>  
2>  

computing
1> , 
2>  
3> ;
_Ex:
computing centre  ;
_Ex:
computing machine 

computistical
1>    
2>    

computus
1> _. , 
2> _.      


comrade
1> , , ;
_Ex:
an old comrade of hunting days    
2>  ( );
_Ex:
C. Smit  

comrade-in-arms
1> ,   

comradely
1> ; , ;
_Ex:
a comradely gesture  

comradery
1> ,  

comradeship
1> ,  
_Ex:
to hold out the hand of comradeship   ;
 

coms
1> _. . _pl.   , , 

comsat
1> _.  

Comstocker
1> . _.  (  ); -

Comstockery
1> . _.      ;
  

comte
1> _. 

comtesse
1> _. 

Comus
1> _. _. ,  ( )

con
1> _. ;  ;
_Ex:
to con (over) a lesson  
2> ()  , "" 
3>  
4>  , 
5>   (-)
6>  "";
_Ex:
the pros and cons    
7> ;
_Ex:
we must consider the reasons con   
 ;
_Ex:
to argue pro and con for hours   ,
     
8> ;
_Ex:
con man , ;
_Ex:
con game , ;
_Ex:
con artist "", -
9> _. ;    - 
 -;
_Ex:
they've conned me out of all my money    
 ,   
10> _. 
11> _. ,  
12> _. , 
13> _. 
14> _. ;
_Ex:
con amore  ;
_Ex:
con affetto  ;
_Ex:
con brio  ;
_Ex:
con anima  

con game
1> _. ,  

con job
1> _. ,  

con sordino
1> _.  ; , 

con trick
1> (_.  confidence trick) _. 

con-
1>    .   :
2> , 
_Ex:
concentrate ;
_Ex:
condominium ; ;
_Ex:
confine ;
_Ex:
congregate ;
_Ex:
conjunction ;
_Ex:
connect ;
_Ex:
consistent ;
_Ex:
contact ;
_Ex:
convention , ;
_Ex:
coaxial , ;
_Ex:
co-education  ;
_Ex:
co-operation ;
_Ex:
coheir ;
_Ex:
co-production  ;
_Ex:
collaboration ;
_Ex:
commixture ;
_Ex:
compete ;
_Ex:
correspondence 
3> , 
_Ex:
contemporary 
_Ex:
coequal ;
_Ex:
cosine ;
_Ex:
compatible ;
_Ex:
correlate 
4> , 
_Ex:
confirm , ;
_Ex:
constitute ;
_Ex:
commit ;
_Ex:
complete 

con-man
1> 

conacre
1>        
 

conaria
1> _pl.  conarium

conarium
1> _.  

conation
1> _.    

conative
1> _. 
2> _. 

conatus
1> _.    
2> _. , 

concatenate
1> _. , 
2> _. 
3> _. , ,  ()

concatenation
1>  , ;
_Ex:
concatenation of events  ;
_Ex:
a concatenation of misfortunes  ;
_Ex:
concatenation of circumstances  
2> _. , ,  

concave
1>  ; 
2>  
3>  
4> _. 
5> ;
_Ex:
concave mirror  
6> 
7>  

concavity
1>  
2> 
3> , 

concavo-concave
1>  ( )

concavo-convex
1> - ( )

conceal
1> , ;
_Ex:
to conceal oneself , 
2> ; ;
_Ex:
to conceal one's name    ;
_Ex:
to conceal the truth  

concealed
1> ;
_Ex:
concealed wiring _.  ;
_Ex:
concealed turn _.    

concealer
1> 

concealment
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
to keep in concealment , ; 
2> _.       
;
_Ex:
concealment of birth  
3>  
4> _. ;
_Ex:
to speek concealment   , 

concede
1> ;
_Ex:
to concede territory    ;
_Ex:
to concede a point   - ;
_Ex:
to concede a right  
2> ;
_Ex:
conceding for a moment that ...   ,  ...;
_Ex:
I concede that I might have been wrong ,  
 
3>   ;
4>   , ;
_Ex:
the candidate refused to concede defeat   
,   ;
_Ex:
the athlete conceded when he saw that he had lost 
  
5> _.  ;
_Ex:
he conceded ten points to his opponent    
  10 

conceit
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
he is full of conceit   ;
_Ex:
to have a great conceit of oneself    
;
_Ex:
wise in his own conceit     
2>  ;    . .
_Ex:
the use of conceits in Elizabethan poetry  
   
_Id:
to be out of conceit with smb., smth.  
-, -
3> _. , .  ,  ; 
 (.  )
4> _. ,  

conceited
1> , , ;
_Ex:
he looks very conceited     ;
_Ex:
conceited of his own wit   
2> _. , 

conceivable
1> , ; , ;
_Ex:
to take every conceivable precaution   
 

conceive
1> ; ;
_Ex:
I can't conceive where he has gone    , 
 ;
_Ex:
I can't conceive why you allowed the child to travel alone
 ,      

2> , ;
_Ex:
to conceive a dislike for smb.  -
3> , ;
_Ex:
to conceive a plan  ;
_Ex:
who first conceived this idea?    
 ?
_Ex:
he has conceived a certain manner of painting  
  ;
_Ex:
scientists first conceived the idea of the atomic bomb in
the 1930s        
  
4> , ;
_Ex:
we conceive it to be expedient  ,  
;
_Ex:
I conceive it my duty to admonish you   
 
5> _. , ;
_Ex:
to conceive of the author as a genius   ;
_Ex:
in ancient times the world was conceived of as flat  
  
6> _. , 

concelebrate
1> _.   

concent
1> _. ; ; 

concenter
1> _. ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to concenter the mind on the sole object  
   
2> _. , 
3> _.   ;   

concentrate
1> ,  
2> 
3> _-.  
4>  
5> , , ;
_Ex:
to concentrate troops  ;
_Ex:
he concentrated the power in his own hands  
   
6> , ; ;
_Ex:
the crowd concentrated near the royal palace  
  
7> , ;
_Ex:
to concentrate all one's thoughts   
8> , ;
_Ex:
to concentrate on a subject   - 
9> _. 
10> _. 
11> _. , 

concentrated
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
concentrated hate  ;
_Ex:
concentrated fire _.  ;
_Ex:
concentrated load _.  ;
_Ex:
to make a concentrated effort  
2> _. ; ;
_Ex:
concentrated food  ;
_Ex:
concentrated acid  
3> _.  ( )
4> _. 

concentration
1> , 
2> ;
_Ex:
power of concentration  ;
_Ex:
the book will need all your concentration   
   ;
_Ex:
he gave the problem his full concentration  
  
3> _.  ;
_Ex:
concentration area  
4> _.  ();
_Ex:
concentration of fire  
5> _.  
6> _. 
7> _.  ()
8> _. ; 

concentration camp
1>  

concentrative
1> 

concentrator
1> _. 
2> _.  

concentre
1> _. ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to concentre the mind on the sole object  
   
2> _. , 
3> _.   ;   

concentric, concentrical
1> 

concentricity
1> _. 

concentrina wire
1>  
2> _.   

concentual
1> _. , 

concept
1> , ,  ; 

concept coordination
1> _.   ()

concepti
1> _pl.  conceptus

conception
1> ;
_Ex:
beyond one's conception  - ;
_Ex:
I have no conception of what he means   ,  
  ;
_Ex:
I had no conception of the amount of risk I ran   
  ,  
2> ; , , ;
_Ex:
clear conception  ;
_Ex:
he had not the slightest conception of it    
   ;
_Ex:
his conception of honour   ;
_Ex:
this conception is current   
3> ;
_Ex:
poetic conception  ;
_Ex:
a good novelist needs great powers of conception 
    
4> _. , ;
_Ex:
conception control  ;
 

conceptive
1>    (  )

conceptual
1> ;
_Ex:
conceptual categories and categories of reality 
   
2> ;
_Ex:
conceptual foresight  ,

3> _. ,
_Ex:
conceptual art  ;
_Ex:
conceptual artist -

conceptualism
1> _. _. 

conceptualist
1> -

conceptualization
1> _. ;  , ;
_Ex:
historical conceptualization of events  


conceptualize
1> _. ;  , 

conceptus
1> _.   ()

concern
1> , ;
_Ex:
to have no concern with     ;
_Ex:
it's no concern of mine    ;    ;
_Ex:
what concern is it of yours?    ?
2> , , ;
_Ex:
to express deep concern   ;
_Ex:
to feel concern about one's future   ;
_Ex:
to feel no concern for smth.    -;
_Ex:
to cause concern  
3> , ;
_Ex:
to show concern for an invalid   ;
_Ex:
he has little concern with politics   

4> , , ; ;
_Ex:
paying concern  ;
_Ex:
going concern  ;
_Ex:
family concern  
5> , ; ;
_Ex:
to have a concern in a business   
6> , ;
_Ex:
matter of great concern   
7> _pl. ;
_Ex:
meddling in smb.'s concerns   - 
8> _. _. , ;
_Ex:
the hackney-coach is a great square concern 
 -     
9>  ( ); ;
_Ex:
the story concerns a good girl and a wicked fairy  
      
10> , ,  , ;
_Ex:
as far as I am concerned   ;
_Ex:
where the children are concerned     ;
_Ex:
to whom it may concern ,   ; ,
 ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
the problem concerns us all     ;
_Ex:
that doesn't concern you at all     ;
_Ex:
he is said to have been concerned in the crime ,
    
11> , ; ;
_Ex:
to be concerned about smb.'s health   -
;
_Ex:
don't let my illness concern you    
 ;
_Ex:
everybody was concerned at the news   

12> , ;
_Ex:
to concern oneself with literature  

concerned
1>   ( -.);  ( -.);
_Ex:
concerned with the crime    
2> ;
_Ex:
all concerned   
3> , ;
_Ex:
to have a concerned look   ;
_Ex:
the concerned mothers anxiously waited for their children
     
4> 
_Ex:
concerned in the real estate business  
  
5> , ; ;
_Ex:
concerned citizens  ;
_Ex:
our concerned youth    

concerning
1> ; ;
_Ex:
there were some inquiries concerning his health 
    

concernment
1> _. , 
2> _. ;
_Ex:
matter of private concernment   
3> ;
_Ex:
of vital concernment  
4> , ; ;
_Ex:
a matter of public concernment , 


concert
1>  (. );
_Ex:
concert pianist  ;
_Ex:
concert music  ;
_Ex:
concert A " " (,   )
2> ;
_Ex:
in concert with  ,  , ;
_Ex:
to act in concert over smth.   
  -
_Id:
cat's concert " ";   ,   
3> , ;
_Ex:
to concert on methods   

concert grand
1>  

concert pitch
1> _.   ( )
_Id:
at concert pitch   ;
_Id:
the army and navy were at concert pitch for war   
    

concert-goer
1>   

concert-hall
1>  

concerted
1> ;
_Ex:
to take concerted action   ;
_Ex:
concerted effort  ; _. 
;
_Ex:
this pupil has made a concerted effort to improve his work
     ;
_Ex:
concerted float _.   

concerti
1> _pl.  concerto

concertina
1> ,  ( );
_Ex:
concertina pleats  , 
2>  ;
_Ex:
the lorry concertinaed when it crashed into a wall 
     

concertini
1> _pl.  concertino

concertino
1> _. 

concertize
1> _. 
2> _.  ;   

concertmaster
1> _.  (   )

concerto
1>  ( )

concerto grosso
1> _.  

concession
1> ;
_Ex:
concession to public opinion   ;
_Ex:
to make concessions   , ;
_Ex:
by mutual concession   ;
_Ex:
tax concession  
2> ;
_Ex:
foreign concession  ;
_Ex:
to grant concessions  
3> _.     ( ,  
. .)
4>  (-. ,   . .)
_Ex:
concession speech _.    , 
       
 
5> _.  , 
6> _. , ;
_Ex:
he relies on the concessions for his political support 
       

concession road
1> _.  , 

concessionaire
1> 
2> _.     ,   . .

concessionary
1> 
2> _.     ,   . .
3> 

concessioner
1> _. 
2> _.     ,   . .

concessive
1> 
2> _. 

