downbear
1> _. , , 

downbeat
1> _.   ()    
     
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
movies with downbeat endings    

downcast
1> ; 
2>  ;  
3> _.   
4> _. ,   
5> _.  
6> ; 
7>  ( )
8> , 
9> ,  
10> , , 

downcheck
1> _. _.  ,   (. 
 )

downcome
1> ; 
2> 

downcountry
1> _. 
_Ex:
downcountry sheep farming  

downcycle
1>         

downer
1> _. _. ;  
2> ; 
3> , 
4>  ,  
_Ex:
the play turned out to be a downer   ( )
 
5> , ""
_Ex:
to have a downer on smb.    -.

downfall
1> , , ; , 
_Ex:
of a fortress  () 
_Ex:
downfall of all my hopes    
_Ex:
the downfall of a financier  
2> ,  
_Ex:
drink was his downfall   
3> 
4> 
5>  
6> , 

downfallen
1> , 
2> 

downfold
1> _. ,  , 

downhearted
1>  ,   , 
_Ex:
don't be downhearted ,  

downhill
1> , 
_Ex:
the downhill of life _.  
_Ex:
downhill skiing   ( )
_Ex:
downhill turn    ( )
_Ex:
downhill gate    ( )
2> , ; 
3> ,  ,  
_Ex:
the road goes downhill     ( )
4>  ,  ;  ;   
_Ex:
to go downhill ;    

Downing Street
1> - (  ,   
)
2>  

downland
1>  ,  

downlead
1> _.  

downlink
1>   ( )    
  
2>   ( )   
   

download
1> _. _.  ( ,   
. .) ,  (  )

downmost
1> ;  
2>  ,   
_Ex:
to dive downmost   

downplay
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
to downplay the reports of terrorism  
   

downpour
1> 
_Ex:
what a downpour!   !

downright
1> , , 
_Ex:
downright sort of man  
2> _-. , 
_Ex:
downright fool  () ;  
_Ex:
downright scoundrel  () 
_Ex:
downright no  
_Ex:
downright truth  
_Ex:
downright lie  () 
_Ex:
downright nonsense  
3> _-. , ; ; 
_Ex:
downright scared  
_Ex:
downright unpleasant  
_Ex:
it's downright good of you     

_Ex:
he refused downright  () 

downrightness
1> , 

downrights
1> _pl.  

downrush
1>  

downscale
1>  ,  ( )

downshift
1> _.   

downside
1>  

downsize
1> _.     ()

downspout
1> _.  

downstage
1>   
2> _. 
3>  ;  

downstair
1> ,    
_Ex:
downstair rooms   
_Ex:
downstair neighbours  ,    ;
   

downstairs
1> ,   ;  
2>  (.   )
3> ,    
_Ex:
downstairs rooms   
_Ex:
downstairs neighbours  ,    ;
   
4> 
_Ex:
to go downstairs  
_Ex:
to fall (to tumble) downstairs  ()  ,
   
5> ,   
_Ex:
to wait downstairs  
6> _.  
7> _. _.   
_Ex:
to go downstairs  

downstream
1> _.  
2>    
3> _. , 
_Ex:
downstream water  
4>      ;

5>   
_Ex:
to go (to drift) downstream  ()   ;
  ;    
_Ex:
velocity downstream   

downstreet
1>    
2>    

downstroke
1> _.  ,  

downswing
1> _. , 

downtake
1> _. ;    

downthrow
1> _. ,   

downtick
1> _.      ,    
 

downtime
1>   - 
2>   
3>  
4> _.    ( 
)

downtown
1> . _. _.   ,  ;
    ,  
_Ex:
downtown New York   () -
2> . _. _.    ,  ;
   ,  
_Ex:
he gave me a lift downtown      ( )

downtrend
1> _.   

downtrodden
1> ; ; 
2> ,   ; ; 

downturn
1> ; 
2> () ;   

downward
1> , ;  ; ,

_Ex:
downward movement   
_Ex:
downward pressure   
_Ex:
downward tendency (trend) _.  
2>  (      )
_Ex:
downward line of descent   
3> ,    
_Ex:
downward career ,    
_Ex:
to be on the downward path    ;
; 
4> , , 
_Ex:
downward thoughts  () 
5> , ,  
_Ex:
the road runs downward    
6>    (     
)
_Ex:
children of seven and downward    ,  
  
_Ex:
from the XVI century downward    
7>   

downwards
1> , ,  
_Ex:
the road runs downwards    
2>    (     
)
_Ex:
children of seven and downwards    ,  
  
_Ex:
from the XVI century downwards   

3>   

downwash
1>    

downweigh
1> 
2> , 

downwelling
1> _.      

2> _.   

downwind
1> 
_Ex:
downwind landing _.   

downy
1> ;  
_Ex:
his chin is getting downy    
2> 
_Ex:
downy pillow  
3> , 
_Ex:
downy sleep  
_Id:
to seek the downy    
4> _. , 
_Ex:
downy old bird  () 
5> _. 

dowry
1> 
_Ex:
he went through two dowries in one year   
   
2> , 

dowse
1>       
  , " "
2>   , ; 
3> 
4> _.   ()
5> _. 
6> _.  (, )
7>  (, )
8> _. ,  ()
_Ex:
to dowse the glim  
9> , , 
10> _.  

dowser
1> ; ,   
      , " "

dowsing
1> 

dowsing-rod
1>  , " "

doxology
1> _. ;  

doxy
1> _. , 

doyen
1> ;  ()
2> ,  ( )

doze
1> 
_Ex:
to have a doze, to fall into a doze 
2> ,  ()
3> ;  
_Ex:
to doze over a book   
4> , ,  ()

doze away
1>   
_Ex:
to doze away the time    

doze off, doze out
1>   

dozed
1>  ( )

dozen
1> 
_Ex:
round dozen  
_Ex:
in dozens, by the dozen 
_Ex:
a dozen spoons  
_Ex:
three dozen eggs   
_Ex:
several dozens of port   () 
2> _pl. , 
_Ex:
dozens of people  
_Ex:
I told you so dozens of times     
 
_Id:
baker's (devil's, long, printer's) dozen  
()
_Id:
to talk nineteen (thirteen) to the dozen   ;
, 
_Id:
(it is) six of one and half a dozen of the other   ,
  ;     ;   

dozenth
1> _. 

dozer
1> _. _.  bulldozer

dozy
1> ; 
2>  ( )

drab
1>  - 
2> - 
3> _pl. - 
4> , , , 
5>  -
_Ex:
the drab visage of the city  (-)
 
_Ex:
she always wears drab clothes   , 

6> , , , ;  
_Ex:
the drab realities of everyday life  
 
_Ex:
to lead a drab existence  
7> 
8> _. , 
9> ;  

drabbet
1>   

drabble
1> , ; , 
2> , , , 
3> ,  ()

drabble-tail
1> ; ; , 

drabbler
1> _.    

dracaena
1> _. ,   (Dracaena draco)

drachm
1>  ( )
2>  (  -  = 1.77 ,  =
3.89 )

drachma
1>  ( )
2>  (  -  = 1.77 ,  =
3.89 )

drachmae
1> _pl.  drachma

Draco
1> _.  ()
2> _.   (Draco volans)

Draconian
1> _. , 
2> (. d.) , , 

Draconic
1> _. , 
2> (. d.) , , 
3> (d.)   
4> 

Dracontic
1> _. 

Dracula
1> ()  (  . "")
2> 

dracunculus
1> _.  ,  (Dracunculus medinensis)
2> _. - (Callionymus gen.)
3> _.     (Dracunculus gen.,
Araceae)

draff
1> , ; 
2> 
3> 
4> ; , 

draft
1> , 
_Ex:
draft for a machine  
_Ex:
to make (to draw up) a draft  
2> , ; 
_Ex:
first (rough) draft ;  ()

_Ex:
draft of a bill 
_Ex:
draft of a contract  
_Ex:
draft of a poem  
_Ex:
draft for a speech  ;   
_Ex:
drafts and estimates   
_Ex:
draft constitution  
_Ex:
to make (to draw up) a draft  ; 

3> _.  ()
4> _. ; 
_Ex:
draft on a bank   
_Ex:
draft on Paris   
_Ex:
a draft at twenty days for $500    
    
5>    
_Ex:
draft terms _.     
6> ;   
_Ex:
this means a serious draft on industry   
 
_Ex:
to make a draft on smb.'s patience  -. 
7> 
_Ex:
draft of cattle for branding    
_Ex:
his draft as candidate   
8> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
universal draft   
_Ex:
draft deferment  
_Ex:
draft board  
_Ex:
draft exemption   
_Ex:
eligible fo the army draft    
_Ex:
the compulsory two-year draft   
    
_Ex:
to serve draft tours along the border  
  
_Ex:
to keep smb. out of the draft  -.  
_Ex:
to defer smb. from the draft  -. 
 
_Ex:
the draft has affected some industries   
   
9>  ;  
10> 
11> _.   
12> , 
_Ex:
inward draft  
_Ex:
natural draft    ( )
_Ex:
blast draft _.   ; 
_Ex:
forced draft _.  
_Ex:
draft fan , 
13> _. ,  
_Ex:
draft gauge 
14> _-.  
15> _. ; 
16>  , ;  , 
_Ex:
to draft a bill  
_Ex:
to draft a drawing  
17> ; 
_Ex:
to draft a vice-presidential candidate  
  -
18> 
_Ex:
to draft sheep  
19> _.  ()
20> _. 
_Ex:
to draft smb. into the army  -.  
21> 
22> , 
23> _. "  ",    
  (    
)

draft dodger
1> _. ,     

draft-cattle
1> ;    

draft-quality
1> 

draftee
1> _.    ; 

drafter
1>  

drafting
1>  (, )
2> , 
_Ex:
the drafting of this clause is obscure   

_Ex:
drafting committee   (- )
3> 
_Ex:
drafting board  
_Ex:
drafting room _. 
_Ex:
drafting paper  
_Ex:
computer drafting     

draftsman
1>  ();  ()
2> , ; 

draftsmanship
1> ,  

drag
1>  
_Ex:
a heavy drag uphill    
2> 
_Ex:
to walk with a drag, to have a drag in one's walk 

3> _. , ; 
_Ex:
to be a drag on smb.   -. ,   
-.
_Ex:
to be a drag on smb.'s career  -. 
_Ex:
the boy is a drag on the class    
 
4> ; 
5> ,    
6> _-. ; ;  
7>  
8> _. 
9> _.  
10> ,  ,     
11> _.  ()
_Ex:
to have a drag on a cigarette  
12> _. , ; 
13> _. , , ; 
_Ex:
to have a drag (with smb.)   (-.)
14> 
15> _. ,  ;  ,

_Ex:
drag torque  ,  
_Ex:
to put on the drag 
_Ex:
there is a slight drag  
_Ex:
the main drag of the economy   

16> ,  
17> , , 
18> ,   ()
19> _. _. 
_Ex:
the main drag  
20>  
21> _. _.  
_Ex:
wing drag ()   
22> _.    
23> _.  (); ;   
24> _.  ; 
25> _. ,  
26>  (); 
_Ex:
to drag a net  
_Ex:
to drag one's feet  
_Ex:
to drag oneself ( ) , ; 

_Ex:
to drag oneself along (the street)   ( )
_Ex:
the partridge was dragging a wing  
() 
27>   , 
_Ex:
I could scarcely drag one foot after another  
 
_Ex:
I cannot drag my feet another step     
 
28> (about, around) , , 
_Ex:
to drag about the streets   
_Ex:
tramps are dragging around the neighbourhood  
 
29> 
_Ex:
to drag water  
30> (in, into, to) _. ; 
_Ex:
to drag smb. to a party  -.  
31> (from, out of) , 
_Ex:
we could hardly drag him from his home   
   ;         
_Ex:
he is not to be dragged out of bed     
_Ex:
to drag the truth out of smb.   -. ,
 -.  
32> (. drag behind)  ; ; ,

_Ex:
her gown dragged behind her     
33> , ; ; 
_Ex:
anxiety dragging at one's heart-strings   
34> , 
_Ex:
he doesn't want his name to be dragged through all this 
 ,     ( ) ( )
35> (. drag on) , ; , ;
  
_Ex:
time drags (on)   () 
_Ex:
a scene that drags   ( ,  
. .)
_Ex:
the conversation dragged   
36> (on, at) _. 
_Ex:
to drag on a cigarette  
37> (for)   (, , ) , 
_Ex:
to drag the lake for a sunk boat   
  
_Ex:
to drag one's brains for smth. _.  
-.
38> 
39>  (. drag on)
_Ex:
the parachutes drag on the ship  
() 
40> 
41> _.  ( )
42> _.     
43> _. ; 
_Id:
to drag one's feet  ( -. ); "";
  -.,  
_Id:
to drag one's heels  ,    -.
44> _.   ( , )
_Ex:
he was in drag     

drag away
1> ,  (   . .)
2>  (  . .)

drag conveyor
1> _.  

drag harrow
1> _-. , 

drag in
1> 
_Ex:
to drag in a subject   ( )
_Id:
to drag in by the head and shoulders  -., 
  

drag off
1> ,  (   . .)
2>  (  . .)

drag on
1> 
_Ex:
to drag on a wretched existence   
2>  (  . .)
3> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
he let the matter drag on     ,
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