conch
1> 
2> _.  
3> _. _.    ( )
4> _. , 

concha
1> _.  
2> _. , 

conchie
1> _. _. _.  conscientious objector

conchiform
1>   

conchoid
1> _. 

conchoidal
1> _. 
2> _.  ( )

conchology
1>  ( )

conchy
1> _. _. _.  conscientious objector

concierge
1> _. ; 

concilia
1> _pl.  concilium

conciliate
1>  , , , ;
_Ex:
the explorer tried to conciliate the natives with bright cloth
and beads    
    
2> , ;
_Ex:
she conciliated her little sister with a candy bar 
   
3> ; ;   

conciliation
1> , 
2> _.  ;
_Ex:
conciliation commission  
3>  

conciliative
1> , ;
_Ex:
conciliative measures  ;
_Ex:
conciliative act  () ;
_Ex:
conciliative spirit  ;  
 
2> 

conciliator
1> ; 
2> _.  

conciliatory
1> , ;
_Ex:
conciliatory measures  ;
_Ex:
conciliatory act  () ;
_Ex:
conciliatory spirit  ;  
 
2> 

concilium
1> 

concinnity
1> _. ,   ;
  ()

concinnous
1> _. ,  (  )

concise
1> , , ; , 
( )
_Ex:
concise dictionary  ;
_Ex:
he is concise  ,   

concisely
1> , ; 

conciseness
1> , ;  ()

concision
1> , ;  ()
2> _. , 

conclamation
1> _.  ,  ;
_Ex:
funeral conclamation  ;
_Ex:
applauses and conclamations   

conclave
1>  ;
_Ex:
to sit in conclave  
2> _. 
3> _.  

conclude
1> , ;
_Ex:
to conclude a lecture  ;
_Ex:
to conclude a sitting  ;
_Ex:
he concluded his address with a poem    
;
_Ex:
to conclude ,   (  )
2> , ;
_Ex:
the meeting concluded in uproar   ;
_Ex:
the concert concluded with the National Anthem 
   
3> ;
_Ex:
to conclude a treaty  
4>   ,  ;
_Ex:
what do you conclude from his behavior?   
   ?
_Ex:
the jury concluded from the evidence that the defendant was
not guilty       
,   
5> ,  ;
_Ex:
I concluded not to go    ;
_Ex:
it was concluded to bring him to trial   
  

concluding
1> , ;
_Ex:
concluding speech  

conclusion
1> , ;
_Ex:
the conclusion of a speech   ;
_Ex:
in conclusion  ;
_Ex:
to bring to a conclusion   , ;
_Ex:
in conclusion I'd like to say...     ,
...
2> ;
_Ex:
conclusion of truce  
3> , ;
_Ex:
to draw a conclusion  ;
_Ex:
to arrive at a conclusion   ;
_Ex:
to jump to a conclusion, to rush to a conclusion 
 
4> _.  
5> , ;
_Ex:
what will be the conclusion of all this?   
 ?;    ?
6> _.  ;
_Ex:
conclusion of law     , 
    
7>      
  
_Id:
to try conclusions with smb.     
 -;   -.

conclusive
1> 
2> , 
3> ;
_Ex:
conclusive evidence  

conclusively
1> ; 
2> 

conclusiveness
1> , 

concoct
1> ,  (  )
_Ex:
to concoct drink of vegetable and fruit juices 
- ;
_Ex:
they concocted a dinner   
2> , ;
_Ex:
to concoct an excuse  
3> _. ; 

concoction
1>  ,    ;
_Ex:
the concoction of the milk shake took several minutes
     
2> . _. ,  (, )
3>  (, ,   . .)
4> , , "";
_Ex:
his affidavit was a concoction from beginning to end 
      
5> _. 
6> _. ; 

concolor
1> _.   
2> _. 

concolorous
1> ,  ( )

concomitance
1> _. 

concomitant
1>  ;
_Ex:
sleeplessness is often a concomitant of anxiety 
   ;
_Ex:
disease is a concomitant with poor sanitation 
     
2> ;
_Ex:
concomitant circumstances  

concord
1> ; ;
_Ex:
to live in concord   
2> ; , 
3> _. ;
_Ex:
there must be concord between verb and noun  
  
4> _. , 
5> _. , 
6> _.  ,  

concordance
1> , , ;
_Ex:
in concordance with your wishes _.   
 
2> ,   , 
 (-.)    (-.) ,  
 ;
_Ex:
concordance of Shakespeare   
3>  (  )

concordant
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
concordant with wishes  ;
_Ex:
concordant with the dictates of the professional code
  ;
_Ex:
concordant strata _.  
2> _. , 

concordantly
1> , 

concordat
1> 
2>    , 

concorporate
1> _.    

concourse
1> _.  (  . .);  (  . .);
_Ex:
unforeseen concourse of circumstances  
;
_Ex:
the whole admiring concourse gazed on him  
    
2> . _.    ,   ;
, , 
3> . _. ,    ,
, 
4> . _. () ,  (  . .)

concrement
1> _. , 

concrescence
1> _. 

concrete
1> ;
_Ex:
concrete aggregate   
2> ;
_Ex:
concrete reinforcement  betona;
_Ex:
concrete blockhouse _.  
3> 
4> ;    
5>  , 
6>  
7> -
8> ;
_Ex:
concrete fact  ;
_Ex:
concrete number  ;
_Ex:
concrete noun _.  , 
 
9> _. _.   ;
_Ex:
concrete music  ;
_Ex:
concrete poet -;
_Ex:
concrete poetry  
10> _.  ( . )

concrete jungle
1>   (     )

concrete mixer
1> _. 

concreting
1> 

concretion
1> ; 
2> _. , , 
3> _. ,  
4> _. , , 
5> _. _.    ,
.  

concretionary
1> _. ;   

concretism
1>  (   , )

concretize
1> ;
_Ex:
to concretize one's ideas   
2> 

concubinage
1>  
2>  (  )

concubine
1> ; ; 
2>   ( ,  )

concupiscence
1> () 
2> ; 

concupiscent
1> , 

concupiscible
1> , 

concur
1>  (   . .)
_Ex:
everything concurred to make him successful  
 ;
_Ex:
this year two weeks of rain concurred with our vacation 
         
2> ,   ;
_Ex:
I concur with the speaker in this respect   
   
3>  

concurrence
1> ;
_Ex:
concurrence of ideas  
2>  ;
_Ex:
concurrence in helping refugees   

3> _. 

concurrency
1> ;
_Ex:
concurrency of ideas  
2>  ;
_Ex:
concurrency in helping refugees   

3> _. 

concurrent
1>  
2> _. _. ,   
3> _. 
4> ;    ;
_Ex:
the concurrent existence of two different systems
    ;
_Ex:
concurrent reaction _.    
5> ; ;
_Ex:
the concurrent views of several experts  ()
   
_Ex:
my opinion is concurrent with yours   
 
6> ;
_Ex:
concurrent lines _. ,   
7> _. , ;
_Ex:
concurrent processes  ;
_Ex:
concurrent programming  
8> _.  (   . .)

concurrent resolution
1> _.  ,   

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

concussion
1> , ;
_Ex:
concussion of the air  ;
_Ex:
concussion of the brain  
2> 
3> _.  ( -.)    

concussion fuse
1> _.  

concussion spring
1> _.  ,  

conde
1>  (     )

condemn
1> , ;
_Ex:
to condemn a person for his conduct   
 
2> _.  ; , ;
_Ex:
to condemn to death    
3> . pass ;
_Ex:
to be condemned to inactivity    
_Ex:
he got well again, although the doctors had condemned him
 ,    ;
_Ex:
a housewife is condemned to hours at the sink 
    
4> ,     
;
_Ex:
the meat was condemned as unfit for food   
    ;
_Ex:
the house was condemned     ;
_Ex:
to condemn a bridge as no longer safe   ,
   
5>    (  
. .)
6> ,   (.  ); 
(  )
7> , ;
_Ex:
her looks condemn her      

condemnation
1> ; ;
_Ex:
her face was her condemnation      ,
  
2> _.  , 
3> ,  ;  
(  . .)
4>  ,    
  . .
_Ex:
the condemnation of an unsafe bridge   ,
   

condemnatory
1> _. 

condemned
1> , 
2> ,  ;
_Ex:
condemned house ,   ;
_Ex:
condemned grain  
3> _-. , 

condemned cell
1>  

condensable
1> , 
2>    

condensate
1> _. 
2> _. = condense

condensation
1> ; ; ; ;
_Ex:
condensation point _.  ;  ;
_Ex:
condensation trail _.   ()
2> ,  ()
3>   ( )
4> _.  

condense
1> ,      
 
2> ,     
  
3>   (  . .)
4>     

condensed
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
condensed milk  ;
_Ex:
condensed matter    ( 
) 
2> , ;
_Ex:
condensed account of an event   
3> _.  ( )

condenser
1> _. _. 
2> _. 

condensery
1>     

condensible
1> , 
2>    

condensity
1> 

condescend
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
he seemed to be condescending all the time he was speaking
to his staff , ,    ,
   
2>   ; ;
_Ex:
Mrs. Smith condescends to all her neighbours  
     ;
_Ex:
she doesn't like to be condescended to   ,
   
3> _.  ( -.)
_Ex:
to condescend to trickery   

condescendence
1> ; 
2>  

condescendent
1> ,   

condescending
1> ;
_Ex:
haughty and condescending manner  
 

condescension
1> ; 
2>  

condign
1> _.  ( )
_Ex:
condign censure  

condiment
1> ; 

condiment set
1>  ( )

condimental
1> _. , 

condisciple
1> _. 

conditio sine qua non
1> _.  

condition
1> , ;
_Ex:
condition of the track _.  ;
_Ex:
in good condition    ( )
_Ex:
to be in condition    ;
_Ex:
the house is in a terrible condition    ;
_Ex:
the goods arrived in good condition   
 ;
_Ex:
the patient is in a critical condition  
;
_Ex:
he is in no condition to travel    

2> . _-. 
_Ex:
to lose condition  
3> _pl. , ;
_Ex:
climatic conditions  ;
_Ex:
conditions of flight _.  ;
_Ex:
conditions of life, living conditions  ;
_Ex:
under existing conditions   ;
_Ex:
to better conditions     . .
4> . _pl. _.  ()
5> , ;
_Ex:
to meet the conditions  ;
_Ex:
to lay down conditions  
_Ex:
conditions of sales  ;
_Ex:
on condition (that)...  , ...
_Ex:
on what condition will you agree?    
?;
_Ex:
to make it a condition that...  , ...
6> _. , ,   ;
_Ex:
estate upon condition  
7>  ;
_Ex:
to live beyond one's condition    ;
_Ex:
men of all conditions, people of every condition of life
  
8>  ;
_Ex:
to impove one's condition   
9>  _. , ;
_Ex:
in condition  ;
_Ex:
to get into condition  ;
_Ex:
I can't go climbing, I'm out of condition     ,
  
10>  ;
_Ex:
heart condition  
11> _.   ,  ;
_Ex:
real condition  
12> _. ,   
13> _. _.   , ""
14> _. _. ,    
15> _. _.   ,
   
_Ex:
on no condition    ,    ;
_Ex:
you must on no condition tell him what happened    
    ,  ;
_Ex:
to change one's condition _.  ; 
16> , ; ;
_Ex:
the size is conditioned by the requirements  
 ;
_Ex:
the amount of money I spend is conditioned by the amount I
earn       
17> _-. ;   
18> _.  , ;
_Ex:
you must condition yourself   
19>    
20> _.    , 
21>  
22>  ;  
23> _.  (.   
)
24> _.  ;
_Ex:
society conditions us all    ;
_Ex:
his early life conditioned him    ,
  
25> _. _.    , 
;
_Ex:
he was conditioned in Latin     
26> _. _.  
27> _.  , 

conditional
1> , ;
_Ex:
to be conditional on smth.   -,  
 - ;
_Ex:
conditional sale _.  ;  
  (" ");
_Ex:
conditional probability _.  
2> _. ;
_Ex:
conditional mood  ;
_Ex:
conditional sentence  

conditionally
1> ;
_Ex:
he was conditionally discharged    

conditionate
1> _. 
2> _. 

conditioned
1> ;
_Ex:
conditioned by external circumstances  

2> _. ,  
3> _.  , ,
 ;
_Ex:
conditioned behaviour  
4> _.    ( )

conditioned reflex, conditioned response
1> _.  

conditioner
1>  (  . .)
2> ;   ,  ;
_Ex:
running is a conditioner  -  
3>   

