dirty money
1>  ;  
2>   
3>      

dirty pool
1> _.    
2> _.  ,   ;   

dis-
1>    ,  
 ,    , 
-.
_Ex:
disfluency   
_Ex:
disincentive  
_Ex:
disqualify 
_Ex:
disapproval 
_Ex:
disarmament 
_Ex:
dishonest 
_Ex:
disinfect 
_Ex:
dislike  
2>   ,  , :
_Ex:
discriminate 
_Ex:
disgorge 
_Ex:
dismiss 
_Ex:
dispatch 
_Ex:
distribute, dispence 
_Ex:
dissect 

disability
1> , 
_Ex:
disability to do (for doing) smth.  
-.
_Ex:
under a disability 
2> , 
3> 
4> , 
_Ex:
temporary disability   
_Ex:
disability insurance   
_Ex:
disability pension    ()
5> _. ;  
6> _. ;  
7> _.   ;   

disable
1>    ;   ;
  , 
_Ex:
to disable smb. from doing smth. (to do smth.) 
-.   -.
_Ex:
he was disabled temporarily       ;
   
_Ex:
he was disabled by rheumatism    
2> _.  ,  
3> _. _. ; ; ; 

disabled
1> ; 
_Ex:
disabled soldier  
_Ex:
disabled motor recovery vehicle  , ""

disablement
1>  ;   , 
 
2> ;  
_Ex:
degree of disablement  
_Ex:
permanent disablement  , 

disabuse
1>   ;   

disaccord
1> ; ; 
2> 
3>  ( );  
4>  

disaccustom
1> _.   

disacknowledge
1> _.  ,  

disadjust
1> _. ; 

disadvantage
1> ,  
_Ex:
to be at a disadvantage    
_Ex:
to feel at a disadvantage  ()  
;   
_Ex:
to take smb. at a disadvantage  -. 
_Ex:
to show oneself at a disadvantage (to disadvantage) 
    (  )
_Ex:
to study under disadvantages   

_Ex:
to be oppressed (crushed) by one's disadvantages 
  
_Ex:
disadvantages in pay to workers in consumer industries
compared to those in heavy industry  
 ,   ,   
,    ,   

2> 
_Ex:
the machine has two serious disadvantages    
 
3> , ; 
_Ex:
to sell to (at a) disadvantage   , 
 
_Ex:
to spread reports to the disadvantage of smb. 
-.   
_Ex:
it worked to the disadvantage of the family business 
   
4> _. 
5>    
6>  , 

disadvantaged
1> _.     ( )
2> _. , 
_Ex:
disadvantaged children    ;
 

disadvantageous
1> , 

disadvantageously
1> , 

disadvise
1> _.  , 

disaffected
1> _.  (. ); ;
;  

disaffection
1> _.  (. ); ,

2> (  . .)

disaffirm
1> 
2> _.  (); 

disaffirmance
1> _. , 

disafforest
1> _.  

disafforestation
1> _.  ; 

disaggregate
1> ;    
2> ; 

disaggregation
1> 

disaggregative
1>     
2>    

disagree
1> ,  ; 
_Ex:
to disagree with the facts   ()

_Ex:
the accounts disagree   
_Ex:
the reports of the affair disagree   
 
2>   ,  
_Ex:
to disagree with an opinion    
_Ex:
to disagree with smb. over a matter   -. 
  -. 
_Ex:
to disagree with smb. on the issue    -. 
() 
_Ex:
I disagree   ,   
3> , 
_Ex:
we always disagree    ()
4> (to, with)   
_Ex:
to disagree to amendment    ,
 
5> (with)  , ;  

_Ex:
to disagree with one's digestion    
_Ex:
the climate disagrees with him (with his health)  
   ( )

disagreeable
1>  
2> _pl. , , 
3> , 
_Ex:
disagreeable odour  
_Ex:
this is disagreeable to me   
4>   ; ; 
_Ex:
disagreeable person  

disagreeably
1> 
2> 

disagreement
1> , , ; 
_Ex:
disagreement between the evidence of the two sides 
   
2>   , ; 
_Ex:
disagreement in the cabinet    (
)
_Ex:
disagreement on (over, about) the issue  
 
_Ex:
to be in disagreement with smb.   
 -.
_Ex:
at the price of disagreement with allies  
  
3> , , , 
4> _.  (, )
5> _. , ; 

disalignment
1> _.  ;   

disallow
1> ; 
_Ex:
to disallow a claim _.   ()
2> , 
_Ex:
to disallow a charge  () 
3> ; 

disallowance
1> ; 
2> 
3> 

disambiguate
1>    , 

disanimate
1> _.   ,   ;

2>  

disannual
1> ,  

disappear
1> , 
_Ex:
to disappear from smb.'s sight   
_Ex:
to disappear in the darkness   ; 
 
_Ex:
to disappear in (into) the crowd   
_Ex:
the ship disappeared   ()
_Ex:
to disappear into thin air   
2> , ; 
_Ex:
this distinction disappeared   
3> _. 
_Ex:
may I disappear for a moment?    
; ,    ()

disappearance
1> 
2> 

disappearing bed
1> _.  

disappoint
1> ,   
_Ex:
to be disappointed in love   
_Ex:
I was agreeable disappointed    
_Ex:
he was disappointed in his friend    
_Ex:
she was disappointed with the present   
_Ex:
I was disappointed not to see him there   
,    
_Ex:
don't disappoint me    ; ,
 
2> , 
_Ex:
to disappoint smb.'s plans  -. 
_Ex:
to disappoint smb.'s expectations  -. 
3> 
_Ex:
to be disappointed of one's prize   ()

disappointed
1> , ; 
_Ex:
disappointed look  
_Ex:
disappointed customers  () 
2> , 
_Ex:
disappointed ambitions (hopes)  () 
3> , , 
_Ex:
disappointed candidate ,    

disappointedly
1> ; 

disappointing
1> ,  

disappointingly
1> 

disappointment
1> ; 
_Ex:
vivid (bitter) disappointment   
_Ex:
disappointment in love   
_Ex:
to my great disappointment    
_Ex:
to feel disappointment  
_Ex:
to express disappointment  
_Ex:
to leave a feeling of disappointment  
 ()
_Ex:
to give smb. disappointment   -. 
_Ex:
to suffer disappointments     
_Ex:
he is in for a big disappointment   

2>  , , 
_Ex:
the party was a great disappointment   

_Ex:
the meeting was a disappointment   
(  ) 
_Ex:
he is a disappointment to his parents   
 

disapprobation
1> , 

disapprobative, disapprobatory
1> , 

disappropriate
1> _.   

disapproval
1> ;  
_Ex:
look of disapproval  
_Ex:
to shake one's head in disapproval  


disapprove
1>  , 
_Ex:
to disapprove smb.  -.
2> (of)  ;  ,

_Ex:
to disapprove of an action  
_Ex:
to disapprove of smb.  -.
3>  , ,  (  . .)

disapprovingly
1> , 
_Ex:
to look at smb. disapprovingly  
 -.

disarm
1>  , 
_Ex:
to disarm one's opponent  ; 
   
_Ex:
to disarm smb. of his rifle _.   -. 
2> , , , 
_Ex:
to disarm smb.'s anger  -. 
_Ex:
disarmed by her frankness   
_Ex:
complete submission disarmed his violence  
 ()   
3> 
_Ex:
to disarm a fort  
4> 
5> _. 
_Ex:
to disarm mines  
_Ex:
to disarm a bomb  

disarmament
1> 
_Ex:
general and complete disarmament    
_Ex:
partial disarmament  
_Ex:
disarmament problem  
_Ex:
disarmament conference    

disarming
1> 
_Ex:
disarming smile  

disarrange
1> ,   
_Ex:
to disarrange one's hair  
_Ex:
to disarrange smb.'s plans  -. 

disarrangement
1> , 

disarray
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
in disarray  ;  , 
_Ex:
the troops were in disarray  
2>   
_Ex:
he has never seen her in disarray     
 
3>   ,   
4> ,  , 

disarticulate
1> _. , 

disarticulation
1> _. , 

disassemble
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
the machine can be completely disassembled  


disassembly
1> _. , 

disassimilation
1> _. , ,  

disassociate
1> (with, from) _. ; 

disaster
1> 
_Ex:
political disaster  
_Ex:
public disaster  
_Ex:
railway disaster  
_Ex:
to scent disaster  () 
_Ex:
to reach disaster proportions  

_Ex:
to bring disaster upon smb.    -.,
 -. 
_Ex:
to meet with (to suffer) disaster   
_Ex:
the trip turned into an unqualified disaster 
  
_Ex:
he is courting (heading for) disaster   
,     ()

disaster area
1>  

disaster unit
1>    (  , , 
 . .)

disastrous
1> , 
_Ex:
disastrous effects  () 
_Ex:
that would be disastrous    
2> _-. , 
_Ex:
disastrous inadequacies  

disavow
1> _. ,  ; ,  
 
_Ex:
to disavow one's signature    
_Ex:
to disavow one's son   
_Ex:
to disavow one's relatives   
2> _. 

disavowal
1> _. ; ;   (-.)
2> _. 

disbalance
1> ;  ,  

2>  , 

disband
1> 
2> _. 
_Ex:
to disband an army  
3> _.  ( )
4> , ; 
_Ex:
the troops disbanded  

disbandment
1> _. 

disbar
1> _.    

disbark
1> _.  
2> ;   
_Ex:
to disbark troops  
3> , 

disbarment
1> _.    

disbelief
1> 
_Ex:
in utter disbelief      
_Ex:
to eye smb. with disbelief    -.
_Ex:
to listen to the story with amsed disbelief  
   
_Ex: "they've really gone", I cried in disbelief "
 !" -  ,    


disbelieve
1>  
_Ex:
to disbelieve a story    
_Ex:
to disbelieve every word     ( )

_Ex:
they disbelieved the Western press version   
  
2> (in)  
_Ex:
I disbelieve in him      

disbeliever
1> _. 

disbody
1> _. , 
2> _.    ,  

disboscation
1> _-.  ,     

disbowel
1> ,  
2>  

disbranch
1> _.  ,  ()
2> , 

disbud
1> _.  () 

disburden
1>  , ;   
2>      ; 
_Ex:
to watch a ship disburden    
3> _.   
_Ex:
to disburden one's mind (heart) of smth.  -

_Ex:
to disburden one's mind of a secret    
(),    
4>  , 
_Ex:
to disburden one's cares upon another   
 

disburse
1> ; 
2> 

disbursement
1> _. 
2> , 

disc
1> , 
_Ex:
digital disc  
2>  , 
3> ()
4> _. _. 
5> _.   (. disc throw, disc throwing)
6> _.  ()
7> _.  
8> _.  ()
9> _.  (  )
10> _.  
11> _.   ( ; . magnetic disc)
_Ex:
flexible disc  , 
_Ex:
rigid disc  
_Ex:
disc cartridge  ,  
_Ex:
disc drive 
_Ex:
disc handler   
_Ex:
disc storage   ;  ; 
 
_Ex:
disc unit   ,  
 
12> _. _-. 

disc-jockey
1> _. -,  

discal
1>   , 

discalceate, discalceated, discalced
1>  (   )

discard
1>  ()
2>  ;  
3> _. 
_Ex:
stage discard   ()
4> -. 
5> _. 
6> _. ,  ()
_Ex:
to discard a suit  
7>  (,    . .)
8> , ; 
_Ex:
to discard a hypothesis  
_Ex:
to discard old friends   
_Ex:
to discard one's suspicions  
_Ex:
by his will alone he discarded all external evidence of
his weakened frame      
  
9>  
_Ex:
to discard one's winter clothing   (
  )  
10> ,   
11> _. 
12> _.  ( )
13> _.   

discard head
1> 

discarding
1>  (  )
2> _.      

discarnation
1> _.     

discern
1> , ()
_Ex:
to discern a spire in the distance   () 
2> 
_Ex:
to discern an odour  
_Ex:
to discern a muffled sobbing   
3> , ; 
_Ex:
to discern no difference   
_Ex:
to discern real causes  ()  
_Ex:
only then did I discern how their feelings differed from mine
   ,      
_Ex:
to discern good and bad (good from bad, between good and bad)
   ,    
4> _. , , ; , 


discernible
1> , ; 
_Ex:
discernible outline   
_Ex:
for no discernible reason  -.  

discernibly
1> , 
2> , , 

discerning
1>    ; 
_Ex:
discerning critic  
_Ex:
he was discerning enough to decipher the real meaning of
the communication    , 
   

discernment
1> 
2>  , ; ; 
_Ex:
discernment of character    

discharge
1> 
_Ex:
discharge of a ship  
2> ; , ; 
_Ex:
the discharge of a rifle   ; 
(,   . .) 
_Ex:
discharge in the air    (
  . .)
3> _.  (  . .)
4> _. 
_Ex:
electron discharge  
_Ex:
spark discharge  
_Ex:
globular discharge  
5> ; , ; , 
_Ex:
discharge of water from a lake    
_Ex:
hidden discharge  
_Ex:
ground-water discharge   
6> _. ;  
7> _. _. , ; 
_Ex:
discharge from a wound   
8> , , 
_Ex:
discharge of one's duties   
_Ex:
in discharge of one's functions   

9>  ()
_Ex:
discharge of one's liabilities   

10>   , 
_Ex:
discharge from the army   
_Ex:
honourable discharge _.    
  ,  
_Ex:
discharge with disgrace _.     
,      
_Ex:
discharge certificate     
_Ex:
to take one's discharge ;   ;

11>   ;  (
)
12>  ()
_Ex:
discharge diagnosis    
13>    ;  
 
_Ex:
discharge in bankruptcy, order of discharge 
   
14> , 
_Ex:
to give smb. his discharge  -. 
15> _.   
_Ex:
discharge from prison   
16> _.  () 
17> _.   
18> _. , ; , 
19> _.  ()
_Ex:
discharge of a river  ()
20> _. ; 
_Ex:
discharge by gravity    
21> 
_Ex:
discharge of pump  
22> _.  
23> _. , ;  
24> ; 
_Ex:
to discharge a vessel  
25> ; 
_Ex:
to discharge a rifle  
_Ex:
to discharge an arrow  
_Ex:
to discharge a volley  
_Ex:
to discharge oneself in laughter _.  
26> 
_Ex:
discharged pods   ( )
27> _.  ()
28> , ; , ; ,
; 
_Ex:
to discharge hormones  
_Ex:
the chimney discharges smoke    () 
_Ex:
the train discharged passengers  
 
_Ex:
the river discharges its waters (itself) into the sea 
    
29> , 
_Ex:
to discharge one's conscience  () 
_Ex:
to discharge one's anger upon smb.   
 -.
30> , , 
_Ex:
to discharge one's duties  () 

31>   ; ,  ()
_Ex:
to discharge one's debt  
_Ex:
to discharge one's liabilities in full, to discharge all
obligations   
32>   () , ;
  
_Ex:
to discharge a soldier  () 
_Ex:
to discharge the members of the jury  
33> 
_Ex:
to discharge a patient from hospital  
 
34>   
_Ex:
to discharge smb. of an obligation  -. 
 
_Ex:
to discharge a bankrupt   
   (  ); 
    
_Ex:
to discharge smb. of his debts  -. 
35> _.   
_Ex:
to discharge a prisoner  
36> _.   , 
()
_Ex:
to discharge the accused on every count  
   
37> ,  ( , )
_Ex:
to discharge a court order   
38> _. 
39> _. 
40> _.  ()

