dead-line
1>    ()  (  
    )
2> ,   ; 
3> _.  ; 
4> _.   
5> _.   

dead-lock
1>  ; ;  ; 
_Ex:
to come to a dead-lock   
_Ex:
to bring smb. to a dead-lock  -.  
_Ex:
to be at a dead-lock   
_Ex:
to break the dead-lock, to bring a dead-lock to an end 
 
2> _. ,   (
 )
3> _.   
4>  
5>   ;  (-.)  

dead-man
1> _pl. _.   
2> _. _. 
3> _.  ( )
4> _.    - 

dead-man's hand
1> _.   (Dryopteris filix-mas)
2> _. ,   (Laminaria digitata)

dead-man's handle
1> _-.   

dead-nettle
1> _.  ;  (Lamium)

dead-office
1> _.  , 

dead-pan
1> _.  
2> _. , ; ,

_Ex:
dead-pan face  ,    
_Ex:
a dead-pan account of a child's death  
  
_Ex:
to answer in one's dead-pan manner   
3>    
_Ex:
dead-pan humour   
_Ex:
dead-pan teasing    
4> _.  , ; , 
 
5> _.   ,   
(. )

dead-point
1> _. _.  

dead-ripe stage
1> _-. , 

dead-set
1> _.  
2> 
_Ex:
to be at a dead-set   
3> 
_Id:
to make a dead-set at smb.   -.; 
 -.;  -.;   
 -.;    -.;  
-. 
4> _.  
_Ex:
he is dead-set to go there        
 

dead-smooth
1> _.  ( )

dead-spot
1> _.  ;  
2> _.  ;  , 

dead-stick landing
1> _. _.    

dead-water
1>  ;  
2> _. 
3>    ( )

dead-weight
1> , 
2>  
3> _.  ;  
4> _. ,  
5> _-.  

dead-well
1> ,   

dead-wind
1> , ,  

dead-wood
1>  , ; 
2>  
3> ; ; -. 
4> _. 
5> _-.  
_Id:
to have the dead-wood on smb. _.  
  -.;  -.  


dead-work
1> _. ,    
2> _.  ;  
3> _. _.    

deadee
1> _.  ,   

deaden
1> ; 
_Ex:
to deaden the nerve of the tooth   () 
_Ex:
to deaden tree _.   
2> ;  
_Ex:
to deaden smb.'s feelings  -. 
_Ex:
to deaden the senses   
_Ex:
not deadened to beauty    ,
  
3> ,  
4> ; ; , 
_Ex:
to deaden the force of a blow   
_Ex:
to deaden a sound  
_Ex:
damp deadens the polish    
_Ex:
to deaden wine   
5>  , , 
_Ex:
the bells deadened   
6> 
_Ex:
to deaden a ship's headway   ;
  

deadfall
1> , 
2> _. ; 

deadish
1> _. 
_Ex:
deadish paleness  
2> 
_Ex:
deadish sound  
_Ex:
deadish beer  

deaditorial
1> _. _.   

deadline
1>   
_Ex:
the deadline for the submission of smth.  
  -.
_Ex:
to meet the deadline    
_Ex:
the deadline for papers is the first of June  
  -  

deadly
1> ; 
_Ex:
deadly blow  
_Ex:
deadly weapon  
_Ex:
deadly wound  
_Ex:
deadly disease  
2> , 
_Ex:
to say smth. in a deadly voice  -. 

_Ex:
her voice held a deadly venom      
_Ex:
he had a deadly air about him     , 
    
3> 
_Ex:
deadly sin  
4> , 
_Ex:
deadly combat  
_Ex:
deadly feud  
_Ex:
deadly enemy  
5> _-. , ; 
_Ex:
deadly paleness  
_Ex:
deadly faintness  
_Ex:
deadly silence  
_Ex:
deadly dullness  
_Ex:
perfectly deadly  ,  
_Ex:
in deadly haste   
6> 
7> _-. ; ,  
_Ex:
deadly dull  
_Ex:
deadly tired  
_Ex:
in deadly earnest  ,    

deadly nightshade
1> _. , ,   (Atropa belladonna)

deadman's bells
1> _.  ()

deadneck
1> _. , 

deadness
1>   , 
2> , 
_Ex:
deadness to smth.    -.
3> , , 

deady
1> _. 

deaeration
1> _. 

deaf
1> ; 
_Ex:
he is a little deaf   
_Ex:
deaf in an ear    
_Ex:
he is deaf in his left ear     
_Ex:
are you deaf?  , ?
2> ,     
_Ex:
deaf to advice   
3> _.   ; , ;

_Ex:
deaf seed  
4>  . . . _. 
_Id:
deaf nut    ; ,   ;
 ;
_Id:
none are so deaf as those that won't hear _.   ,
  ,  ,    ;
_Id:
deaf as an adder  ;   , "
"

deaf-adder
1> _.  

deaf-aid
1>  

deaf-and-dumb
1> 
2>   
_Ex:
deaf-and-dumb alphabet   

deaf-dumbness
1> 

deaf-mute
1> 

deaf-mutism
1> 

deaf-nettle
1> _.  ;  (Lamium)

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

deafener
1> _. ;  

deafening
1>  ; 
2> ; , ,  
_Ex:
deafening applause  
3> ;  

deafly
1> ; 
_Ex:
deafly heard  

deafness
1> ; 

deal
1>  , 
_Ex:
a good deal 
_Ex:
a good deal of money  
_Ex:
a good deal better  
_Ex:
to know a good deal  
_Ex:
he is cleverer than you by a great deal    
2> _.  , , , 
_Ex:
there will be a deal of trouble after that   
 
_Ex:
there's a deal of sense in it      
_Ex:
he feels a deal better     
_Ex:
he talks a deal of nonsense    
3> ,  
4> _. 
_Ex:
my deal   
_Ex:
whose deal is it?  ?
_Ex:
it's your deal!   ,  
5> , 
_Ex:
fine deal  
6> , ; , , 
_Ex:
the money must be dealt fairly    
_Ex:
to deal out gifts  
_Ex:
to deal alms to the poor   
_Ex:
Providence dealt him happiness    

7> _. 
_Ex:
to deal cards  
_Ex:
to deal smb. an ace  -. 
_Ex:
it is your turn to deal    
8> 
_Ex:
to deal smb. a blow, to deal a blow at smb.  
-.;   -.
_Ex:
to deal a blow at hopes  
9> 
_Ex:
to deal in politics  
_Ex:
botany deals with the study of plants  - 
 
_Ex:
to deal in lies ;   ,  
10> ;  
_Ex:
to deal in leather  
_Ex:
to deal in silk goods    
_Ex:
to deal with a famous firm    
11>  , 
_Ex:
to deal with a baker    
_Ex:
I've stopped dealing at that shop    
 
12>  ; 
_Ex:
to deal with the matter  
_Ex:
science deals with facts     
_Ex:
this book deals with the Far East     
13> , , 
_Ex:
to deal with a case _.  
_Ex:
the committee will deal with this problem  
 
14> ; 
_Ex:
to deal with a difficulty   
_Ex:
to deal with fire   
_Ex:
to deal with an attack  
_Ex:
all right, I'll deal with it ,   ;
  
15>  , , 
_Ex:
I'll deal with you later     ;   
 
_Ex:
the man is hard to deal with     
;    
_Ex:
I refuse to deal with him      
_Ex:
he is easy to deal with    
16> , , ,  
_Ex:
to deal honourably with smb.   -. 
_Ex:
let us deal justly in this case     
 
_Id:
to deal smb. short  -. ; ;
;  -.;
_Id:
fate dealt him short   ,   
17> _. 
_Ex:
firm deal  
_Ex:
cash deal    
_Ex:
swap credit deal     
_Ex:
big deal  ; _.  !
_Ex:
oh, big deal!    !
_Ex:
fair deal  ;  ; 

_Ex:
to give smb. a square deal    -., 
 -.  
_Ex:
raw deal   
_Ex:
you got a raw deal    
_Ex:
to give consumers a better deal   

_Ex:
to go for a deal   
_Ex:
to make deal with smb.    -.
_Ex:
to make a deal to rent the house   
 
_Ex:
to make a deal for smth.     -.
_Ex:
well, that's a deal! !, !,  !
18> 
_Ex:
a deal between two parties    
_Ex:
ministerial deals  
19> _.  ;  
_Ex:
the Square D. _.    

20> _pl.    , 
_Ex:
standard deals  
_Ex:
yellow deals  
21>    ,   
22> ; 
_Ex:
deal apple    
23>      
_Ex:
deal table    

deal-board
1> _pl.    , 
_Ex:
standard deal-boards  
_Ex:
yellow deal-boards  

deal-ends
1> _pl.  , 

deal-frame
1> _. - 

dealable
1> ,     ; , ,


dealbate
1> _.   ,  

dealbation
1> , 

dealer
1>  
2> ; 
_Ex:
retail dealer  
_Ex:
book dealer ; 
_Ex:
picture dealer  
_Ex:
exchange dealer , 
_Ex:
licensed dealer 
_Ex:
dealer in old clothes 
3> ;  
4> ,   ,  
_Id:
plain dealer  
_Id:
double dealer  ; ; , 
 

dealership
1>        
2>  ,  ()

dealing
1> , ;  ()
2>  ()
3> . _pl. () ; 
_Ex:
business dealings  
_Ex:
have no dealings with him    
_Ex:
to have dealings with the enemy     
_Ex:
to strengthen one's hand in one's dealings with France
      
4>  , 
_Ex:
to have dealings with smb.    -.
_Ex:
direct dealings in foreign trade    

5>  
6> ; 
_Ex:
honest dealing  
_Ex:
plain dealing 
_Ex:
straight dealing 
_Ex:
underhand dealing  ,   
_Ex:
double dealing , , 
_Ex:
questionable dealings  

dealt
1> _p.  _p-p.  deal

deambulation
1> _. 

deambulatory
1> _. ; 

deamination
1> _. ,  

dean
1> _.  (   )
_Ex:
rural dean 
2>  ;  
3>   (  )
4>  ()
_Ex:
dean of admissions ,   
5> - (  
 )
6>   , 
7> , 
_Ex:
dean of the United States' astronaut corps 
 
8>  ;    
9> _. 
_Ex:
D. of Faculty    ( )
_Ex:
D. of Arches     
10> ,    

deanery
1> 
2> 
3>    
4>   ( ; . rural
deanery)

deanship
1>  
2>   ( )

dear
1> ( ) , , ; , ,

_Ex:
my dear  , 
_Ex:
my dearest! !
2> , ; , 
_Ex:
with his dear   
3> _. ; ; ; ; 
_Ex:
there's a dear  ;   
_Ex:
be a dear  ;  
_Ex:
the box was a dear    
_Ex:
isn't he a dear     ?
4> , ; 
_Ex:
dear mother  
_Ex:
dear land  
_Ex:
a very dear friend of mine    
_Ex:
dear possessions  
_Ex:
to be dear to smb.    -.
_Ex:
to hold smb. dear  -.
_Ex:
to be dear to one's taste   ;  
5> , , 
_Ex:
dear father  
_Ex:
my dear child  ; 
_Ex:
my dear girl  ; 
_Ex:
dear heart ; 
_Ex:
my dear Sir  
_Ex:
D. Sir  
6> _. , 
7> 
_Ex:
one's dearest wish  
8> , , 
_Ex:
a dear little thing  
_Ex:
what a dear little house!   !
9> ,  
_Ex:
dear pictures  
_Ex:
bread grew dearer  
_Ex:
that's too dear for me     
10> , 
_Ex:
dear rate  
_Ex:
to pay too dear a price for smth.   -. 
 
11> ,   
_Ex:
dear shop    
_Id:
dear John _. _. " " (, 
         
      ); _. 
       
 ;
_Id:
for dear life ;   ;   ,  
;
_Id:
to fight for dear life    ,   ;
_Id:
to run for dear life   ,    ;
_Id:
to ride for dear life    
12> 
_Ex:
to cost dear  
_Ex:
to sell dear    
_Ex:
to sell one's life dear    
_Ex:
to pay dear for one's errors   
  
13> , 
14> _.   ,   ""
15>  , , , ,
, 
_Ex:
dear me!, oh dear!, dear heart!  !,   !,
  !, ?, !
_Ex:
dear me! is that so? ?,   !
_Ex:
oh dear, my head aches! ,   !
_Ex:
dear knows!   
_Ex:
oh dear no!    !,   !

dear-bought
1>  ;   

dearie
1> _. ; , , ; 

dearly
1> , 
_Ex:
to love dearly  
_Ex:
you know how dearly I love you  ,    
2> ;   
_Ex:
to sell one's life dearly    
_Ex:
to pay dearly for smth.    -.

dearness
1> , ; , 
2> ;  

dearth
1> ,  (); 
_Ex:
in time of dearth   
_Ex:
a dearth of news  
_Ex:
there was no great dearth of young men    
 

deary
1> _. ; , , ; 
_Id:
deary me!  !

death
1> 
_Ex:
natural death  
_Ex:
accidental death  
_Ex:
lingering death  
_Ex:
death by drowning 
_Ex:
hour of death  
_Ex:
death angel  
_Ex:
death stab   ()
_Ex:
pale as death   
_Ex:
a question of life and death    
_Ex:
at smb.'s death   -. 
_Ex:
on his father's death he returned to London  
    
_Ex:
to one's death   ,   ,  
 ;  
_Ex:
he fell from a 100 metres to his death     
   
_Ex:
to the death  ;    ,  

_Ex:
war to the death   ,  ;
   ,   
_Ex:
until death   , 
_Ex:
unto death _.  ,  
_Ex:
faithful into death   
_Ex:
to notify a death  
_Ex:
to die a hero's death   
_Ex:
to meet one's death   
_Ex:
to beat smb. to death  -.  
_Ex:
to be frozen to death   
_Ex:
to shoot smb. to death  -.
_Ex:
to drink oneself to death   
_Ex:
to look like death    
_Ex:
to look death in the face    
_Ex:
to be at the point of death   , 
_Ex:
to catch one's death of cold   ; 
 
_Ex:
it was death to enter the zone     

_Ex:
no one can cheat D.   
2> , 
_Ex:
the death of the tissues  
3>  
_Ex:
death toll  
_Ex:
the earthquake caused a death toll of 500 
 500 ,     500
_Ex:
there were three deaths on board    
 
4>  
_Ex:
death house _.     

_Ex:
on pain of death   
_Ex:
under sentence of death, condemned to death 
 
_Ex:
to be sentenced to death     
_Ex:
to suffer death  
_Ex:
to put smb. to death  -. ,  -.
5> 
_Ex:
spiritual death  
_Ex:
everlasting death  
_Ex:
death in life, a living death  ,  
_Ex:
this will be the death of me     
_Ex:
the children will be my death     
_Ex:
you're running to certain death     
6> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
death of a language  
_Ex:
death of memory  , 
_Ex:
the death of one's hopes  
7> _-.  ; ;   ,

_Ex:
to hate smb. to death   -.
_Ex:
to work smb. to death   -.  ,  ;
 -.
_Ex:
to laugh oneself to death   
_Ex:
this meat has been done to death   ,
 
_Ex:
the fashion has been done to death    
;    
_Id:
leaden death  ; ;
_Id:
the field of death  ;
_Id:
at death's door  ,   ;
_Id:
to be at death's door     ;
_Id:
to be in the jaws of death    ;
_Id:
death knocks at the door   ;
_Id:
sure as death ;   ;
_Id:
like grim death   ;   ;
_Id:
to ride like grim death    ;
_Id:
to hang on like grim death  ,  
;    ,   ;
_Id:
to talk smth. to death   -. 
, ;
_Id:
to be death on smth. _.    -.;  
-. ;  -.,     -.;
 ,   -.;
_Id:
she was death on dust     , 
   ;
_Id:
this medicine is death on colds   
 ;
_Id:
to be in at the death _.   , 
  ;   
;    -.

death camp
1>  , 

death certificate
1>   

death chamber
1> ,      
2> ,      

death cry
1>  

death education
1> _.      

death grip
1>  

death hour
1>  

death instinct
1> _.  ,   (
   )

death knell
1>  
_Ex:
to sound the death knell for smth.   -.

death merchant
1>  ,  

death row
1>  
_Ex:
to be in the death row  

death spot
1> _.  

death squad
1>   ( , . 
,  - )

death therapy
1>    
2>        

death wish
1> _.  ,   (
   )

death's-head
1> 
_Id:
to look like a death's-head on a mopstick  
 ;
_Id:
death's-head at a feast -.  ;
-.  

death's-head moth
1> _.  " " (Acherontia atropos)

death-adder
1> _.  ,  
(Acanthophis antarcticus)

death-agony
1>  

death-bed
1>  
_Ex:
on one's death-bed   ;  
2>  
_Ex:
long-protracted death-bed  
_Ex:
death-bed repentance  ;  
_Ex:
death-bed confession  

death-bell
1>  

death-bill
1> _. , 

death-bird
1> ,  ; ,  

death-blow
1>  
_Ex:
death-blow to one's hopes   
_Ex:
to strike a death-blow to smb.'s hopes   
-. 
_Ex:
to give a death-blow to one's opponent  
  

death-cold
1>   

death-cup
1> _.   (Amanita phalloides)

death-damp
1>   ( )

death-dance
1>  

death-day
1>  
2>  

