demagnification
1> _.  ;  ()

demagnify
1> _.     (
,    . .)

demagog
1> 
2> _.  ,  

demagogic
1> 

demagogical
1> 

demagogism
1> 

demagogue
1> 
2> _.  ,  

demagoguery
1> _. 

demagoguism
1> 

demagogy
1> 

demand
1> ,  
_Ex:
public demand  
_Ex:
just demands  
_Ex:
demand for higher wages   
_Ex:
demand for an explanation  
_Ex:
to present one's demands   
_Ex:
to meet (to satisfy, to grant, to supply) smb.'s demands
 -. 
_Ex:
to meet the demands  
2> 
_Ex:
excessive demands  
_Ex:
high in demands   
_Ex:
moderate in one's demands    , 
 
_Ex:
to make great demands on smb.'s good nature  
  -.
_Ex:
you make too many demands on my patience  
 
3> _. _. 
_Ex:
computation demand   
_Ex:
an answer to a demand   
_Ex:
demand processing  
_Ex:
demand service ()   
" - "
4>  
_Ex:
payable on demand _.  ( )
  
_Ex:
to pay on demand    
5> , 
_Ex:
immediate demands  
6> _. 
_Ex:
demand and supply, supply and demand   
_Ex:
poor demand  
_Ex:
great (strong) demand  
_Ex:
effective demand  () 
_Ex:
deferred demand  () 
_Ex:
demand for consumer goods    
_Ex:
to be in little demand   
_Ex:
to be in (great) demand  () ;
  ( )
_Ex:
typists are in great demand   ,
   
_Ex:
supply made not even the barest pretence of satisfying demand
       
7> _. , , ;  
_Ex:
to hold a demand against smb.  -. 
8> _.  ;  
_Id:
to have many demands on one's purse   ;
  
_Id:
to have many demands on one's time   
();   
9> ,  ;  ,

_Ex:
to demand an apology  
_Ex:
to demand satisfaction  ;   ,
 
_Ex:
to demand smth. of (from) smb.  -.  -.
_Ex:
to demand rent from jobless tenants   
  
_Ex:
to demand that smth. should be done   -.
_Ex:
I demand to see everything  ,    
10> _. ;  
11> , 
_Ex:
the operation demands great care   

_Ex:
the case demands skill and energy    
  
12>   ; ;  
(   )
_Ex:
to demand smb.'s name ,   -.
_Ex:
to demand identification   
_Ex:
he demanded what their business was   , 
 
_Ex: "Who are you?" she demanded "  ?" -
 
13> _.   
14> _.     
 (    )

demand loan
1> ,   

demand note
1> _.  ,   

demand-pull
1> _.   (. demand-pull inflation)

demandable
1> ; 

demandant
1> _. 

demarcate
1>   
_Ex:
to demarcate the frontier of a country  

2> , 
_Ex:
to demarcate one dialect from another   


demarcation
1> ;  
_Ex:
line of demarcation (between...)  
(...)
2> ; 

demarcative
1> 
2> 

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

demarche
1> _. _. ,  

demark
1>   
_Ex:
to demark the frontier of a country   
2> , 

demasculinize
1> _.  ()
2> _.   
_Ex:
to demasculinize society     

dematerialization
1> 
2> _. 

dematerialize
1> 
2> 
3> _. 

demating
1> _. 

demd
1> _. . damned

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

demean
1>  
_Ex:
to demean oneself well   
_Ex:
to demean oneself like a gentleman    

2> ,   
_Ex:
he demeaned himself by taking the bribe   

_Ex:
proud men demeaned themselves and their families to accept
official charity 
3>       ,  
 

demeanor
1> _. ;   

demeanour
1> ;   
_Ex:
unassuming demeanour  

demele
1> _. , 

dement
1> _.   
2> _.   ; ,  

dementation
1> _. , ;  

demented
1> _. , ; ; 
_Ex:
to become demented   ,  
_Ex:
it will drive me demented     ;  
 
_Ex:
he was running like one demented    

dementi
1> _. _.  

dementia
1> _. () 
_Ex:
senile dementia  
2> _. , 
3> 

demerit
1> ,  
_Ex:
merit(s) and demerit(s)   
2>  ; 

demerit mark
1> _.      

demeritorious
1> _. ,  

demersal
1> _.   
2> _. ; , 

demesh
1> _. , , ,  
 (  . .)

demesmerize
1> 

demesne
1> _. ;  
_Ex:
to hold in demesne 
2>  (  ),   
3> _. ;  ; 
; ,     
_Ex:
D. of the Crown, Royal D.  , 
  
_Ex:
ancient demesne  () 
_Ex:
demesne lands  , 
_Ex:
demesne woods  
4> ,    
5>  ;  ; 
_Ex:
demesne of knowledge  

demi-
1>    (. . )
  , 
_Ex:
demi-bastion 
_Ex:
demilune 
_Ex:
demi-monde 
_Ex:
demigod 

demi-lance
1> _.  , 
2> _. ,  

demi-lancer
1> _. ,  

demi-mondaine
1> _.  

demi-monde
1> _. , 

demi-official
1> 
_Ex:
demi-official letter  

demi-pension
1> 

demi-rep
1> _.   

demi-sang
1> 

demi-season
1> 

demi-semi
1> _.    (-.)
2> _. , 
_Ex:
demi-semi men  

demi-semiquaver
1> _.   ( )

demigod
1> _. 
_Ex:
a demigod in the eyes of his family   
( )  

demijohn
1>   

demilitarization
1> 

demilitarize
1> 
_Ex:
to demilitarize the frontier  

demilune
1> _. _. ; 
2> 

demineralization
1> , ,  (  . .)

demineralize
1> , ,  (  . .)

demise
1> _.    
2> _.    
3>    (. demise of the crown)
4> _. , 
_Ex:
premature demise  
5> _.   (-.);  
 
6> _.  (  -  )
_Ex:
the property demised to the heir   

7>   
8>    
9>   
_Ex:
to demise the crown      
10> _. ; 

demission
1> _.  ; ; 

demit
1> _.    ,  
;   ; 
_Ex:
to demit office    

demitasse
1> _.  ;   

demiurge
1> _. , , 
2> _. 

demixing
1> _. ,  ()

demmurant
1> _.  

demo
1> ;  
2> , 
_Ex:
they gave demos of karate and judo  
     
3> ,    ;
 ()
4>    ( ,
 )
5> _.  

demob
1> _. _.  demobilize 

demobase
1> _. ,   

demobbed
1> _. 

demobee
1> _. "",  (, )

demobilization
1> 

demobilize
1> 

democracy
1> 
_Ex:
pure democracy  
_Ex:
people's democracy  
2> 
3>  ;  
4> (D.) _.  ;  

5> _.  

democrat
1> 
2> (D.) _. ,   
3> _.   

democratic
1> 
_Ex:
democratic institutions   ()
_Ex:
democratic government  
2> 
_Ex:
democratic art  
3>   ; 
_Ex:
the democratic price of one shilling   
 
4> (D.) _. ,   

_Ex:
D. Party  
_Ex:
D. candidate    

democratical
1> 
_Ex:
democratical institutions  
()
_Ex:
democratical government  
2> 
_Ex:
democratical art  
3>   ; 

democratically
1> ; 

democratism
1> 

democratization
1> 

democratize
1> ; 

Democritean
1> , 

Democritus
1> 

demode
1> _.   , 

demoded
1> ,   , 

demodulate
1> _. _. 

demodulation
1> _. _. 

demographer
1> ,    ; 

demographic
1> 
_Ex:
demographic survey  

demographic transition
1>      

demographics
1>  ;  

demographist
1> ,    ; 

demography
1> , 

demoid
1> _.     ( 
 -    )

demoiselle
1> _.   (Anthropoides virgo)

demolish
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to demolish a building  
2> , 
_Ex:
to demolish arguments  
_Ex:
to demolish a myth  
3> 
_Ex:
to demolish three eggs for breakfast   
 

