drag ore
1> _.  

drag out
1> 
_Ex:
drag out!  ! ( -  )
2> 
_Ex:
to drag out the negotiations  
_Ex:
to drag out an affair    (-
)
_Ex:
to drag out one's life for another ten years 
() -   
_Ex:
there's another hour to drag out before lunch   -
   

drag race
1> _. _.   

drag rope
1> _. 

drag scraper
1> _. -
2> _-.  

drag shovel
1> _.  

drag up
1> , ,  
_Ex:
to drag up a corpse     (  )
2> ;    
_Ex:
why do you drag up that old story?  ( )
 ?
3> _.  -;  

drag-anchor
1> _.  

drag-bar
1> _.  

drag-boat
1>  , 

drag-bolt
1> _.  

drag-chain
1> _-.  

drag-hook
1> _. 

drag-hound
1>     

drag-hunt
1>   

drag-link
1> _. 
2> _.   

drag-man
1> ,   

drag-net
1> 
2>  ; 
3> ; 
_Ex:
to throw a drag-net around (a district, etc.) 
  (   . .)
_Ex:
ten suspects were picked up in the drag-net  
    

drag-sheet
1> _.  

dragee
1> 

dragging
1> 
2> _.    
3> _.  ()
4> _.  ( )
5> _-. 
6> _. 
7> ; , 
_Ex:
dragging pain  () 

draggle
1> ,   ; ,   
2> ,   
3>   
_Ex:
to draggle at the heels of the army    

draggle-tail
1> ; ; , 

draggle-tailed
1> , 

draggled
1> , 
_Ex:
draggled appearance  

draggy
1> _. _. , ; 

dragline
1> _. _. 
_Ex:
dragline stripper _.  -
2> _. 

dragoman
1> ,  (.   )

dragon
1> 
_Ex:
D. class yacht _.  -  ""
2> , ,  (. the old D.)
3>  
4> 
5> (D.) _.  ()
6> _.   (Draco volans)
7> _.   ; 
8> _.   ""

dragon's blood
1>     (   )

dragon's head
1> _.    
2> _.  (Dracocephalum)

dragon's tail
1> _.    

dragon's teeth
1> _.  
2> _. _. ,  

dragon-fish
1> _. - (Callionymus gen.)

dragon-fly
1> _.  (Odonata)

dragon-root
1> _. _.  (Arisaema)
2> _. ,   (Arum maculatum)

dragon-tree
1> _. ,  ,  (Dracaena draco)

dragonet
1> _. - (Callionymus gen.)
2>  

dragonhead
1> _.    
2> _.  (Dracocephalum)

dragoon
1> 
_Ex:
D. Guards _.   (  )
2> ,  
3>   
4>   
5>  
_Ex:
to dragoon smb. into doing smth.  -. 
-.   . .
_Ex:
he was dragooned for a work crew in the occupied zone 
       

dragoon-bird
1> _.   (Cephalopterus ornatus)

dragster
1> _. _.  (  )

dragway
1> _. _.     

drain
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
drain from a leaky tap     
2>  ;  ; 
_Ex:
drain of money  
_Ex:
drain on the resources  
_Ex:
the upkeep of two houses was to great a drain on my purse
        (
  )
_Ex:
it's a great drain on my health    
3> 
_Ex:
current drain  
4> , , 
5> ;  , 
6> , 
7>  
_Ex:
the drains of a house  ( )

8> _.  
9> _. ; 
_Ex:
leave me a drain   
10> _pl. , ; 
11> _.  
_Id:
brain drain " " (   )
_Id:
to go down the drain   ; ,
;   
_Id:
to laugh like a drain   
_Id:
down the drain  ,  
_Id:
that's five years' work down the drain    -
  ,    -   
_Id:
to throw money down the drain    
12> , ,  ()
_Ex:
to drain water from a tank     (
)
13> , ; , 
_Ex:
to drain a country of its wealth, to drain the wealth of a
country     
_Ex:
to drain one's purse  
_Ex:
to drain smb. dry   -.    ;
,    -.
_Ex:
to be drained of its contents   (
   . .)
_Ex:
black economy drains more than a billion dollars from the
treasury  ()  ( )
      
14> , ,  (. drain away)
_Ex:
the water will soon drain (away)   
_Ex:
his life was slowly draining away _.  
 
_Ex:
the strength in his arms drained away     
15> _.  
16> , 
_Ex:
to drain the land  
_Ex:
the river drains the whole countryside   
 () 
17> _. 
_Ex:
to drain an abscess  
18>   ;     ( )
19> 
20> ; 
21>  ,  
_Ex:
well drained    
22> , ,    (. to drain dry, to
drain to the dregs)
_Ex:
to drain a pint of wine ( )   
_Ex:
to drain the cup of sorrow to the dregs _.  
  
23>  ()
24>  ( )
25>  (   )
_Ex:
to set the switch to drain  ()
()   ,  

drain cock
1> _.  

drain pit
1> _. , 

drain valve
1> _.  

drain well
1> _.  

drain-pipe
1>  

drainage
1> , 
_Ex:
drainage ditch  
2>  
3> 
4> _. 
5> 
6> 
7> _.  

drainage-area, drainage-basin
1>  ();  

drainage-tube
1> _.  

drainage-way
1>  ;  

drainboard
1> _.    (, ); , 

drained weight
1>   ( )

drainer
1> 
2> ,  
3>  
4>    (. dish drainer)

draining
1> , ; 
2>  (  )

draining-board
1> _.    (, ); , 

draining-rack
1> _.    (, ); , 

drainless
1> , 

drake
1> 
2>  (  )
3> _.   (XVII-XVIII .)

drake-stone
1>  , 

dram
1>  (  -  = 1.77 ,  =
3.89 )
2>  
_Ex:
to take a dram  () , "
"
_Ex:
he likes a dram    
3> , , 

drama
1>  ()
2> (. the) ,  , 
_Ex:
to succeed in the drama    
_Ex:
the masterpieces of French drama  
 (- )
3>  , 
_Ex:
drama of ideas   (    
. .)
_Ex:
fraught with drama   
_Ex:
to make a drama out of a trivial incident 
 ,    
4> ,  , 
_Ex:
her mourning was just for drama    
 

dramatic
1> , ; 
_Ex:
dramatic performance  
_Ex:
dramatic criticism  
_Ex:
dramatic reading  
_Ex:
dramatic unities _.  ,  ,
  
_Ex:
dramatic identification 
2> , 
_Ex:
to give a dramatic turn to an incident 
;    
3> , ; ; 
_Ex:
to speak in a dramatic voice   (
)
4> , 
_Ex:
a dramatic improvement in the conditions of work 
  
_Ex:
dramatic confirmation of a prediction  ()
 
_Ex:
a dramatic drop  
_Ex:
the contrast is dramatic ()  
_Ex:
success was dramatic   
_Ex:
nothing dramatic is expected in the near future 
     
_Ex:
they develop more accessible, if less dramatic resources
elsewhere    ,    
     
5> ,   
_Ex:
dramatic collar  
_Ex:
black gloves for a dramatic touch  , 
 
_Id:
dramatic soprano  
_Id:
dramatic present _.   

dramatically
1> 
2> 
3> , ; 
4> _-. ; , , 
_Ex:
to differ dramatically  
_Ex:
telephone calls have increased dramatically  
  
_Ex:
to demonstrate the difference dramatically 
 
5> _-. , ; 

dramatics
1>  
2> ,  (. )
_Ex:
amateur dramatics  ; 

3> 
_Ex:
this is no time for dramatics    
;   

dramatis personae
1> _.  
2> _.   

dramatist
1> 

dramatization
1> , 
2> ;  (-.)  ,
  
_Ex:
the dramatization of one's misfortunes  


dramatize
1> , 
2>    (   . .)
_Ex:
a novel that would dramatize well   ;
,    
3> 
4> , ,  
_Ex:
there's no need to dramatize   ;  
  ,   
_Ex:
to dramatize oneself   ; "";
   ,   . .; "
"
5>  ; ;    ( -.)
_Ex:
to dramatize the importance of smth.  
-.

dramaturge
1> 

dramaturgic
1> 

dramaturgist
1> 

dramaturgy
1> 

drank
1> _p.  drink

drape
1> , 
_Ex:
the drapes were drawn   
2>  
3>  
_Ex:
the buildings were draped in red and blue   
   
4> ,  
_Ex:
to drape a mantle around the shoulders  
 
_Ex:
draped in black (in mourning)    
5>  () 
_Ex:
slogans draped from bridges and hotel balconies 
 ,      
6> 
_Ex:
a gown draped with lace ,  
7> , 
_Ex:
to drape the coat over a chair     
8> ; , 
_Ex:
she draped herself against the doorpost  
   
_Ex:
the drunk draped himself round a lamp-post   
   

draper
1> 
2>   

drapery
1> 
2> 
3> , 
4>   
5>   (. drapery establishment, drapery stores)
6> , ; 
_Ex:
nature stripped of its summer drapery , 
  
7> ,  ()

drastic
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
drastic measures  () 
_Ex:
drastic cuts in expenses   
_Ex:
to make drastic alterations   
_Ex:
we mustn't do anything drastic    
  
2> _. , 
_Ex:
drastic remedies  

drastically
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to curtail smth. drastically   -.
_Ex:
to reduce drastically the interference of the military in
the operation of the economy   
  
2>  

drat
1> _.  !,   !;  !
_Ex:
drat their impudence!      ()!

dratted
1> _. , 

draught
1> ,  
_Ex:
steady draught   
_Ex:
draught cattle, beasts of draught ,  ()

2> ; 
_Ex:
beer on draught   
3> 
_Ex:
draught of water  
_Ex:
draught of happiness _.   () 
_Ex:
to drink smth. at (in) a (one) draught  -. 
4> , ,  , , 
5>  ( )
6>  ()
7> , 
_Ex:
inward draught  
8> 
_Ex:
to sit in a draught   
_Ex:
there is a draught here  
9> 
_Ex:
deep draught  
10> , 
11> ,  ()
12>   
13> , 
14> 20   ( )
15> _.  ()
_Ex:
mean draught   
_Ex:
vessels of shallow draught    
16> , ; 
17> , 
18> 
19> _. ; 
20> 
21> 
22> _. 
23> 
24> _. 
_Id:
to feel the draught    ;
 
_Id:
to feel the draught  ,   
_Id:
to feel the draught    
   
_Id:
to feel the draught   , 
25>  , ;  , 
_Ex:
to draught a bill  
_Ex:
to draught a drawing  
26> ; 
_Ex:
to draught a vice-presidential candidate  
  -
27> 
_Ex:
to draught sheep  
28> _.  ()
29> _. 
_Ex:
to draught smb. into the army  -.  
30> 
31> , 
32> _. "  ",    
  (    
)
33>  ( )

draught horse
1> , ,  ; 

draught mark
1> _.  

draught-board
1>     ,  

draught-line
1> _. 

draught-net
1> 

draughts
1> 
_Ex:
to play draughts   
_Ex:
to make a move at draughts   
_Ex:
to play a game of draughts    

draughtsman
1> , ; 
2>  ( )

draughtsmanship
1> ,  

draughty
1>   
2>   (   . .)

Dravidian
1> 
2>  ,  ; ,
 
3>  
4> ; 

draw
1> 
_Ex:
draw pull _.    ,  
_Ex:
draw test   ()
2> , ; 
_Ex:
to beat to the draw    ;
 (-.)
_Ex:
he was quick on the draw     
3> _. 
_Ex:
to take a draw at a cigarette  
_Ex:
to have a draw _. 
4> _. ,  ,  ; ;
 
_Ex:
the new play proved a great draw     
;     
5> _.  ,  
_Ex:
this was meant as a draw but he didn't rise to it 
 ,      ;  
,      
6> ,      
; ,  , 
7> ,     ; , 
, 
8> 
_Ex:
that's just the luck of the draw    
 ;   
9> 
10>  ; 
11>  , .   
12> _. _.   
13> _.  , 
_Ex:
the game ended in a draw   
14> _.   
15>  ()
16> _. 
17>  ( ; . draw shot)
18> _.  ()
_Id:
quick on the draw   ; 
;      
19> , , 
_Ex:
to draw a train  
_Ex:
to draw a net  
20> , ; 
_Ex:
the cart drew slowly along the road   
 
21> (near, close, etc.) ; ; 
_Ex:
grief drew them closer   
22> (near, close, etc.) ; ;

_Ex:
on draw ing near the mountains     
_Ex:
we drew near the town    (  )

23> (to, toward, into, etc.) ,  (
-. )
_Ex:
to draw a book towards oneself    
_Ex:
draw your chair to the table   
_Ex:
to draw one's hat over one's eyes    
_Ex:
he drew the blanket over his head    
24> (to, toward, into, etc.) , 
( -. )
_Ex:
to draw ahead of smb.  -.
_Ex:
to draw level with a competitor   
_Ex:
to draw round the table   
_Ex:
he drew towards the door     
_Ex:
the crowd drew to one side    () 
_Ex:
the train drew into the station    

_Ex:
they drew apart  ,     
_Ex:
their affair is drawing to a close (to an end)  
  
_Ex:
the project is drawing towards completion  
 
25> ; 
_Ex:
to draw a rope  
_Ex:
to draw a bow   ()
_Ex:
to draw rein (bit, bridle)  , 
; , ;  
_Ex:
to draw smth. tight  () -.
26> ; 
_Ex:
to draw tight (taut) , 
_Ex:
his face drew tight   
27> , 
_Ex:
his face was drawn with pain     
28> (straight, erect) , 
_Ex:
to draw oneself up (straight, erect)    
29> , ; 
_Ex:
to draw an audience  ,  
_Ex:
the accident drew a great crowd   
  
_Ex:
a pretty girl drew his eye    

_Ex:
to draw smb.'s attention (to smth.)  -. 
( -.)
_Ex:
to draw smb.'s mind from smth.  -. 
 -.
_Ex:
I felt drawn to him    
30>  , ;  
_Ex:
the play draw well, the play continues to draw  
  
31> _.    (. draw in, draw off)
_Ex:
to draw the opponent    ; 

32> , ; , 
_Ex:
to draw a nail  
_Ex:
to draw a bolt  
_Ex:
to draw a cork  
_Ex:
to draw a tooth  () 
_Ex:
to draw one's sword  
_Ex:
to draw bread from the oven    
_Ex:
to draw a root from the ground    
_Ex:
to draw a card from the pack  ()   
_Ex:
to draw a parachute   ,  
33> 
_Ex:
to draw stone from a quarry    
_Ex:
to draw water from a well  ()   
34>  ,   . .;  

_Ex:
the last taunt drew him    
  
_Ex:
he is not to be drawn     :    
;     ;   
35> , 
_Ex:
to try todraw the enemy  
36> 
_Ex:
the government refused to be drawn  
  
37> , ; , 
_Ex:
to draw a jury  
_Ex:
to draw a sample _.  
38> (on, upon) _. , ; 
, 
_Ex:
to draw upon smb.  -.
39> _. ,  
_Ex:
to draw the game   
_Ex:
he didn't play to draw    
40>   
_Ex:
the battle was drawn    , 
    ,   
41> ,   , 
(  . .)
_Ex:
to draw the window-curtains  () 
 () 
_Ex:
to draw the blinds    
_Ex:
to draw the curtain    ; 
  
42>  (, )
_Ex:
to draw no reply   
_Ex:
to draw confirmation from smb.  
 -.
43>  (, )
_Ex:
to draw information from a number of sources  
 
44>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to draw inspiration from smth.    -.
_Ex:
to draw strength from one's literary work   
  
45>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to draw a conclusion (an inference) from smth. 
 ( )  -.
_Ex:
to draw a lesson from smth.    -.
46> ,  ();  
_Ex:
to draw lots (. cuts)  
_Ex:
to draw for partners    
_Ex:
to draw a prize  () 
47> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
to be drawn   
_Ex:
these bonds have not been drawn yet    
  
48> _. ,  ()
49>  (,   . .);  ()
_Ex:
to draw one's income from writing   
 
_Ex:
to draw rations _.  
50>  (    . .)
_Ex:
to draw money from a bank    
51>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to draw applause  
_Ex:
to draw tears from smb.  ()  -. ,
 -. 
52> ,  (, ; . draw on,
draw upon, draw down)
_Ex:
to draw one's own ruin upon oneself  
  (- )
_Ex:
to draw the enemy's fire (upon oneself) _. 
( )  
53> ,  (; . draw in)
_Ex:
to draw a (deep) breath  () 
_Ex:
to draw breath  ; 
54>   ( , )
_Ex:
the chimney draws well    
55> _.  (   . .)
56>  ( )
57>  ( ,   . .)
58>   ( )
59>  ( )
60>  (  . .)
61>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to draw a pond  
62> _. , 
_Ex:
to draw the current  
63> ,   (   . .)
64> ,  (  . .; . draw off)
_Ex:
to draw beer from a cask    
65>  ()
_Ex:
to draw a bath  () 
66>  ()
67>  ()
68> 
_Ex:
to draw a cow   ( )
69>  ()
70>  (  )
71>  (  . .)
_Ex:
this will help draw the poison     

72>    (  . .)
_Ex:
this ointment will help draw the abscess   ()
 
73>  (,   . .)
74>  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
let the tea draw     
75>  ();   ( )
76>  ();  ()
77>  ()
78>   ,  ()
79> (. after, on) _.  ()  ,
   ( ; . draw on)
80> _. ;  (, )  
81> _.  ()
82> _.  (-.)  ( )
_Ex:
the ship draws 20 feet     20 
83> , 
84> ; 
85>  ()
86> ,  (;   , 
 . .)
_Ex:
to draw smb. to do smth.  -.  -.
_Ex:
her behaviour drew him to say the truth    ,
    
_Ex:
to draw smb. into smth. ,  -. 
-. 
_Ex:
to draw smb. into conversation  -.  
_Ex:
everyone drawn into the drama of her life ,  
       
_Ex:
he refused to be drawn into the business   
   
_Ex:
to draw smth. out of (from) smb. ,  -. 
-.;  -.  -.;  -.  -.
_Ex:
it was very difficult to draw the facts from the witness
      
_Ex:
you will never draw a compliment from her   
 
_Ex:
to draw a confession from smb.    -.
_Ex:
to draw on smth.   -.
_Ex:
to draw on smb.'s critical comments  
-.  
_Ex:
to draw on one's savings   
_Ex:
to draw on one's experiences for a novel  
      
_Ex:
to draw on one's memory  ,  
_Ex:
to draw on one's imagination ( ) 
(, )
_Ex:
to draw on smb.  () -.
_Ex:
to draw smb. on smth.   -.   -.
_Ex:
to draw smb. over (to one side) , 
-. (  )
_Ex:
to draw round smth.   -.
_Ex:
the whole family drew round the table   
 
_Id:
to draw to a head  ( ); , 
  (   . .)
_Id:
to draw a knife  (-.) 
_Id:
to draw the sword _.  ,  
_Id:
to draw a blank   () ; 
,    
_Id:
to draw the winner ,  
_Id:
to draw the cloth _.   
_Id:
to draw first blood   
_Id:
to draw a bow at a venture   
 
_Id:
to draw the long bow ,  
_Id:
to draw the first breath 
_Id:
to draw smb.'s teeth  -.;    
_Id:
to draw the curtain over (on) smth. , 
-.
_Id:
to draw a veil over smth.    -.;
  () -.
_Id:
to draw one's pen (one's quill) against smb.  
-.  
_Id:
to draw in one's horns   , 
 
_Id:
to draw it fine    
_Id:
to draw and quarter _.   
87> 
_Ex:
to draw cartoons  
_Ex:
to draw from smth.   -.
_Ex:
to draw smth. in ink  -. 
88> , , 
_Ex:
to draw a character  
_Ex:
to draw smb. as a hunter  -.   
89> ,  (. draw out)
_Ex:
to draw figures upon smth.    -.
90>  (, ; . draw out)
_Ex:
to draw a line  
91>  (, )
_Ex:
to draw a parallel between smth.   
-.
_Ex:
to draw a comparison between smth.  -.,
   -.
92> ,  (  . .; . draw out,
draw up)
_Ex:
to draw (out) a scheme  
_Ex:
to draw a document  
_Ex:
to draw a cheque (on a bank) for a certain sum of money
  ( )   
_Ex:
to draw on smb. for smth.    -. 
  
_Ex:
to draw on Johnson for a thousand pounds  
     () 
_Id:
to draw the line  , ; 
, ;  
_Id:
to draw a line at smth.   -.
_Id:
he will draw a line at nothing      
_Id:
to draw it fine  
_Id:
draw it mild!  !,   !
_Id:
to draw it strong ,  

draw aside
1>   ,  (-.)
2> 
_Ex:
to draw aside the curtain  

draw away
1> 
2> (from) 
_Ex:
to draw smb. away from his work  -.  
()
3> (from) _.   ,  

draw back
1> ,  
_Ex:
to draw back one's fist   ( )
2> ,  
3> ,  ()
4> ;  
_Ex:
to draw back against the wall ( ) 
  
5>  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
it's too late to draw back  ;  
  
6>   (, )
7> _. ,  ()

draw down
1> ,  (, )
_Ex:
to draw down the curtain  ; 
;  
2> 
_Ex:
to draw down smb's anger on oneself   
-. 

draw forth
1>   (-.)
2>  (-.)
3>  (, ,   . .)
4>  (  . .)

