contrast
1> , ; 
_Ex:
for the sake of contrast  
_Ex:
profound contrast  
_Ex:
there was a striking contrast between the two friends 
   
_Ex:
he is a great contrast to his predecessor  
  
_Ex:
to form (tooffer, to present) a contrast to  
_Ex:
the white walls make a contrast with (to) the black carpet
     
2> , 
_Ex:
in contrast with   ;  
(-., -.)
_Ex:
my marks in contrast to yours are excellent   
,  ,   
3> , , 
_Ex:
contrast Tom with his brother     
_Ex:
in his book the writer contrasts the idle rich with (and)
working classes     
   
4> 
_Ex:
the deep red colour contrasted beautifully with the black
-     
_Ex:
the two brothers contrasted sharply both in appearance and
character        
 
_Ex:
her pallor contrasted strongly with her dark eyes and hair
       
5> , 
_Ex:
his actions contrast wiht his promises   
   

contrast ratio
1> _.  

contrastimulant
1> _.  

contrastive
1> _. 
_Ex:
contrastive studies  

contrasty
1> _. 

contratenor
1>  , , 

contravariant
1> _. 

contravene
1> , 
_Ex:
to contravene a custom  
_Ex:
to contravene a law  
2> , 
_Ex:
to contravene a statement  
_Ex:
to contravene certain principles    

3>  ,  ( , )
_Ex:
fascism contravenes the liberty of individuals 
   

contravention
1>  (  . .)
_Ex:
in contravention of the Acts of Parlament  
 
2> ; 
3> 

contrecoup
1> _.   ,   
  

contredanse
1> _.  ( )

contrefort
1> _. , 

contretemps
1> ;  ; 
, 
2>  ( )

contribute
1>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to contribute to the Red Cross    

_Ex:
to contribute food and clothing for the relief of the refugees
       
_Ex:
to contribute money  () 
_Ex:
to contribute time  
_Ex:
to contribute help   ( )
_Ex:
to contribute to a present for smb.   
  -.
2>   (   . .); ,

_Ex:
to contribute suggestions on scientific questions 
   
_Ex:
he contributed greatly to the improvement of national music
      
_Ex:
drink contributed to his downfall     
 
3>  ( , )
_Ex:
to contribute to a newspaper   

contribution
1> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
the money came from worldwide contributions  
 ,     
2> 
_Ex:
contribution to the cause of peace    
_Ex:
the successful launching of the space ships constitute a
tremendous contribution to world science  
       
_Ex:
to make a (one's) contribution to smth.  
(  )  -.
3>  ( ,   . .)
4>   , 
5> 
_Ex:
contribution to the happiness of others  

6> _. ; 
_Ex:
to lay under contribution  ; 

_Ex:
to lay contribution on tobacco    
7> _.    ,  

_Id:
contribution from the floor    
  ( , )

contributor
1> 
2> ()  (,   . .); 
 ( , )
3>  (   . .)
4> _.      (  )

contributory
1> ,   
2>  , 
3>  ()
4> 
5> 
_Ex:
contributory negligence  ,
   
_Ex:
a contributory cause of the fire   
6> _.    ,  . . 
 
_Ex:
contributory pension plan     
     
_Ex:
contributory retirement pension   
(   , 
     )

contrite
1> , 
_Ex:
contrite words  
_Ex:
contrite sinner  

contriteness
1> _.  

contrition
1>  

contrivance
1> , ; , . 
_Ex:
her contrivances to get herself invited ,  
 .   
2> _. ;  (. )
3> _.  
4> 
_Ex:
to be beyound human contrivance   ,
   

contrive
1> , 
_Ex:
to contrive a new type of airship   
 
_Ex:
to contrive means of escape   
2> , 
_Ex:
the outlaws contrived a robbery of the train 
  
3> , 
_Ex:
he contrived to make matters worse   
 
4> _.    ; 
 
_Id:
to cut and contrive     

contrived
1> , 
_Ex:
contrived gaiety  
_Ex:
contrived excitement  

contriver
1> ; 
2>  () 

control
1> , 
_Ex:
the teacher has good control over his class  
  ;
_Ex:
under government control  ;
_Ex:
circumstances beyond our control    
;
_Ex:
to get beyond control  - ;
_Ex:
to bring under control   ,

2> _. , ; 
_Ex:
islands under British control , 
;
_Ex:
to exercise control over smth.   
-.;  -.;
_Ex:
to be in control smth.  -.;
_Ex:
to be in the control of smb.   -. ;
_Ex:
he was in the control of crimilans    

3> , ; 
_Ex:
selective control  ;
_Ex:
to be under control   
4>  , ;  
5> , 
_Ex:
traffic control   ;
_Ex:
birth control  ;
_Ex:
control of fire _.  ;
_Ex:
remote control   ; ,
 ;
_Ex:
to lose control of a motor-car  
;
_Ex:
to go out of control _. _.  ; 
 
6> ; 
_Ex:
rent control     ;
_Ex:
wage-price control      ;
_Ex:
arms control   ,  
7>  (  )
_Ex:
control of epidemics    ;
_Ex:
noise control   ;
_Ex:
locust control   
8> , 
_Ex:
don't lose control of your temper   ;
_Ex:
to speak without control   ;
_Ex:
to keep one's feelings under control   ,
 ;
_Ex:
to regain control of oneself  
9> _pl. _.  
10> _.   
11>   ()
12> _. , 
13> "", ,    
14> "", ,   , 
15> 
_Ex:
control experiment  ;
_Ex:
control organization  
16>   
_Ex:
control room , ;  
_Ex:
control station _.  ;
_Ex:
control board _.  ,   
;
_Ex:
control flight _.  ;
_Ex:
control airport _.    
;
_Ex:
control surface _.  ;
_Ex:
control whell _. ;
_Ex:
control level _.  ;
_Ex:
control bit _.  ;  ;
_Ex:
control block  
17> , 
_Ex:
he knows how to control his horse    ;
_Ex:
to control fire _.  ;
_Ex:
to control the ball _.    
18> , 
_Ex:
who controls these islands?    ?
19> , 
_Ex:
to control expenditure  
20> , ; 
_Ex:
to control prices  
21> _. 
22> 
_Ex:
to control emotions  ;
_Ex:
to control oneself ,  
23>    ()

control centre
1>  

control chart
1> _.  

control gear
1> _.  

control module
1> _.  

control point
1> _.  
2>   
3> _.  

control tower
1> _.  ; - 

control unit
1>   
2> _.  

controllability
1> _. , 

controllable
1> , 
_Ex:
controllable spacecraft   
2>  , 
3> ,  

controlled
1> , 
_Ex:
controlled nuclear reaction _.   ;
_Ex:
controlled mine _. _.  ;
_Ex:
controlled pollination _.  ;
 ;
_Ex:
controlled point = control point;
_Ex:
controlled crossing _.  
2> ,  ; 
_Ex:
controlled economy  
3> _.  ;  ,
;     ;
_Ex:
controlled strategic material  ,
    ;
_Ex:
controlled substance  ,  
 

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

controlling interest
1> _.  

controversial
1> , 
_Ex:
controversial question  
2>  ,   
_Ex:
controversial book ,   
_Ex:
both candidates tried to avoid controversial issues 
    
3>  , 

controversialist
1> _. , 

controversy
1> , , ,   
_Ex:
to engage in (a) controversy with smb. on smth.  
  -.  -.
2> , 
_Ex:
border controversy  ;
_Ex:
beyond controversy , 
3> _.  ; 
4>  
_Ex:
the controversy between the company and the union 
   

controvert
1> _. , 
2> _. , 
3> _. 
_Ex:
his case against the accused cannot be controverted 
   

controvertible
1> , ,  

contumacious
1> , 
2> _.      ;  
 

contumacity
1> , 

contumacy
1> , 
2> _.   ;   

contumelious
1> _. , 
_Ex:
contumelious taunt  

contumely
1> _. ; 
2> , 

contuse
1> ; 

contusion
1> ; 

conundrum
1> , 
_Ex:
to speak in conundrums  

conurbation
1> ,    ; 

_Ex:
the Paris conurbation  
2>        
  ;    

conurbia
1>   ;    
2>  ;   

convalesce
1> , 

convalescence
1> , 

convalescent
1> ; ,   
2> , 
3>   
_Ex:
convalescent care   ;
_Ex:
convalescent diet  ;
_Ex:
convalescent hospital   


convection
1> _. 
_Ex:
convection current  

convectional
1> _. ; 

convective
1> _. ; 

convector
1> _. 

convenable
1> ,   

convenances
1> , ,   ; 

convene
1> , 
_Ex:
to convene a meeting  
2> ; 
_Ex:
Congress convenes at least once a year  
     
3>   

convener
1>  (, ),    
   ;    (
 . .)
2>    

convenience
1> 
_Ex:
for convenience, for convenience's sake  ;
_Ex:
for the convenience of tourists   ;
_Ex:
at your convenience  ()   ;
_Ex:
please reply at your earliest convenience
_. _.     ;
_Ex:
to suit smb.'s convenience   -. ;
_Ex:
we hope that this will suit your convenience  ,
    
2> _pl. , 
_Ex:
a house full of conveniences of every sort  
 
3> _. "", 
_Ex:
public conveniences  
4> ; 
_Ex:
to make a convenience of smb.  
-. 
_Id:
marriage of convenience   ;

convenience foods
1>     

convenience store
1> _. ,  

convenient
1> , 
_Ex:
convenient time  ;
_Ex:
convenient tool  ;
_Ex:
convenient method  ;
_Ex:
I'll call on you tomorrow evening if it's convenient for
you   ,      
2> (for, to)  ,  
_Ex:
our house is very convenient for the shops   
  

conveniently
1> 

convenor
1>  (, ),    
   ;    (
 . .)
2>    

convent
1>  ( )
_Ex:
to go into a convent   
2>    ( )
_Ex:
educated at a convent    


conventicle
1> _.  
2> _.    

convention
1> , 
_Ex:
teachers' convention  
2> _.       
;
_Ex:
the Democratic C.   
3> _. 
4> 
5>  ,  ,   . .
6> , , 
_Ex:
international convention  ,
 ;
_Ex:
multilateral convention  ;
_Ex:
arbitration convention   
7>  ; 
_Ex:
social conventions  ;
_Ex:
to be a slave to convention   ; 
 ,  ;
_Ex:
convention now permits trousers for women   
  ,    ;
_Ex:
it is a matter of convention that men should open doors for
ladies ,     
8> _. _. 
_Ex:
this is a convention in theatre   
9> _.        
 ""

convention hall
1>  ; -

conventional
1> , , 
_Ex:
conventional manners  
2> , , ; 
_Ex:
conventional conclusion of a letter  
;
_Ex:
conventional phraseology  ;
_Ex:
conventional wisdom   ; 
 
3> _. ;  
_Ex:
Jane is very conventional about food   
  
4> , , 
_Ex:
conventional rate _.  
_Ex:
conventional tariff _.  
5>     , 
6> 
_Ex:
conventional yield _-.  ; 

7> _. ;   
8> 
_Ex:
conventional sign  
9> _.  ( ); , 
_Ex:
conventional weapons  
_Ex:
conventional armed forces    (
  )
10> _.    ; 
_Ex:
conventional art  
11>  ( ); , 
_Ex:
conventional design  

conventional power station
1>  ( )

conventional war
1>     

conventional-tipped
1> _.  ,  , 

conventionalism
1> ; ; ; ,

2> _. 

conventionalist
1>  , , 

conventionality
1> ; 
2>  ();
3> _pl. 

conventionalize
1>  ;   
2> . _.  , , 

conventionally-armed
1> _.  ,  , 

conventionary
1> _. _. ; 

conventioneer
1> _.    

conventioner
1> _.    

conventual
1> ; 
2> 
_Ex:
conventual dress  ;
_Ex:
conventual prior  

converge
1>     ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
parallel lines converge at infinity  
  
2>    
3>  
4> _. 
_Ex:
the attention of the audience converged on the screen 
     
5> (on, upon)    
_Ex:
armies converging on the capital ,  
   
6> _.  ( )

convergence, -cy
1> _. 
2> _. _. , 
3> _. , , 
4> _.  ()  ( )
5> _. ,   
 

convergent
1> _. 
2> _. , 

convergent evolution
1> _.  ;  
(, )

convergent squint, convergent strabismus
1> _.  

converger
1> _. ,  

converging
1> 
_Ex:
converging fire _.  ;
_Ex:
converging attack _.   

2> _. , 

conversable
1> ;  
2> , 
3>   , 

conversance, -cy
1> , 

conversant
1> _. predic ; ; 
_Ex:
conversant with a subject   ;
_Ex:
he is not yet conversant with the new rules    
  ;
_Ex:
conversant with questions of finance   


conversation
1> , 
_Ex:
conversation classes    ;
_Ex:
to have a conversation with smb.    -.;
_Ex:
to make conversation   ; , 
  ;
_Ex:
to enter into conversation   ;
_Ex:
to resume a conversation  ;
_Ex:
to give a conversation another turn   
 ;   ;
_Ex:
to keep up a conversation  ;
_Ex:
to conduct groups in conversation   
2>  
_Ex:
I had several conversations with him     
 
3>  
4> _.     

conversation piece
1>  ,   
2>   ,  ,
       
; " "
3> _. ,    -  

conversation pit
1>   

conversational
1> 
_Ex:
conversational style  ;
_Ex:
conversational English   
2> 
_Ex:
conversational quality    
3> _. 
_Ex:
conversational mode  

