equatable
1> _. ; 

equate
1>  ; , 
_Ex:
to equate art with success    
2> _.  
3> _.    ;  

equation
1> _. , ; 
_Ex:
error equation _.  ; 

_Ex:
side equation _.  
_Ex:
equation of condition _.  
2> ,  ; 
_Ex:
equation of demand and supply _.   

_Ex:
equation of payments _.    
3> 
_Ex:
personal equation _.    ,
 
4> _. 
_Ex:
simple equation   
_Ex:
second-degree equation   , 

_Ex:
to solve an equation  
5> _. ,  
6> _. 
_Ex:
equation of time _.   ( 
    )

equative
1> ,  
2>   ( - )

equator
1> 
_Ex:
terrestrial equator  
_Ex:
at the equator  
_Ex:
north of the equator    
2> _. ,  
_Ex:
egg equator  
_Ex:
equator of a cell  ,   

equatorial
1> _. 
2> ;   
_Ex:
equatorial vegetation  
_Ex:
equatorial temperatures  ;  
 
_Ex:
equatorial orbit  ; ,  
 

equatorial climate
1> _.  

equatorward
1>   
_Ex:
equatorward winds ,   
2> _.    

equatorwards
1> _.    
_Ex:
currents flowing equatorwards    

equerry
1>  (,   ,
;    )

equerryship
1>   

equestrial
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
equestrial skill   
_Ex:
equestrial statue  
2> _. 
_Ex:
an equestrial code of honour   
3> _.    (  )
_Ex:
the equestrial order  

equestrian
1> ; ; 
2>  
3> ; 
_Ex:
equestrian skill   
_Ex:
equestrian statue  
4> 
_Ex:
an equestrian code of honour   
5> _.    (  )
_Ex:
the equestrian order  

equestrianism
1>   

equestrienne
1> ; 
2>  

equi-
1>    (  )  

_Ex:
equidistant 
_Ex:
equilibrium 
_Ex:
equiprobable 

equiangular
1> _. 

equiangulator
1> 

equicaloric
1>    
_Ex:
equicaloric diets ,   

equidimensional
1> _.   

equidistant
1> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
the city of X is equidistant from the city of Y and the city
of Z         
Y,     Z

equiform
1> _.  

equilateral
1> _.  ()

equilibrate
1> ,   
2> ,   
3>    
4>  

equilibration
1> 
2> ;  
3> ,  ( )

equilibrator
1>  

equilibratory
1> ;  

equilibria
1> _pl.  equilibrium

equilibrious
1>   

equilibrist
1> ; ,  

equilibristic
1> 

equilibrity
1> _. 
2> _. , 

equilibrium
1> 
_Ex:
stable equilibrium  
_Ex:
a political equilibrium  
_Ex:
a perfect equilibrium of forces   
2> , 
_Ex:
to maintain one's equilibrium  
_Ex:
to lose one's equilibrium   ;   

equimultiple
1> _. ,     

equine
1> _. 
2> _. , 

equinia
1> _. 

equinoctial
1> _.  ;  
2> _.  
3>   
4> 
_Ex:
equinoctial point 
5> _. 
_Ex:
equinoctial line  

equinox
1> 
_Ex:
autumnal equinox  

equip
1> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
to equip a ship  
_Ex:
to equip oneself for a journey   
_Ex:
to equip a plant  
_Ex:
to equip with nuclear weapons   
_Ex:
the trawler was equipped with masses of electronic devices
      
_Ex:
she came out of her room equipped for the ball   
 ,   
2> , ; 
_Ex:
the travellers were well equipped  
  
3>   ,  ()
_Ex:
to equip one's children with a good education  
 
_Ex:
to be equipped for emergencies    

_Ex:
he was ill equipped for such life    
  
_Ex:
he's admirably equipped for this task   
    

equipage
1>  (,   )
2> , 
3> , 
4> _.  (, )
_Ex:
tea equipage  

equiparation
1> _. ; 

equipment
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
the equipment of the laboratory took much time 
   
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
capital equipment  , 

_Ex:
fixed equipment  
_Ex:
measuring equipment  
_Ex:
automatic equipment 
_Ex:
diving equipment  
_Ex:
equipment stock  
_Ex:
with modern equipment   
3> 
_Ex:
yacht's equipment  
4> 
5> _.  ;  
_Ex:
equipment density  
6> _. 
_Ex:
equipment park  
7> () 
_Ex:
professional equipment  
_Ex:
equipment for smth.   -
8> _. _-.  

equipoise
1>    ; 
_Ex:
an equipoise of doubt  ;  
2> _.  ; 
3> 
_Ex:
aristocracy as the equipoise of clergy  
 
4> ;   

equipollence, -cy
1> _. ; , 
2> _. 

equipollent
1> _. ; , 
2> _. 

equiponderance, -cy
1> _.  
2> _. 

equiponderant
1> _.   
2> ,   
_Ex:
equiponderant strife ,    

equiponderants
1> _. ,   

equiponderate
1> _.    
2> _.    
3> _. ;  

equipotent
1> _. ;   

equipotential
1> _. ;  ,  
_Ex:
equipotential surface  

equiprobable
1> _. 

equiseta
1> _pl.  equisetum

equisetum
1> _.  (Equisetum spp.)

equitable
1> ; 
_Ex:
equitable conditions  
_Ex:
equitable judges  
_Ex:
equitable treaty  
_Ex:
on an equitable basis   
_Ex:
fair and equitable trage     

2> _.    
_Ex:
equitable interests   , 
  
_Ex:
equitable sanctions   

equitable dower
1> _.   

equitably
1> , ;  

equitant
1> _. , 

equitation
1> _.  ;   

equites
1> _-. _. 
2> _-. _.  

equity
1> ; 
2> _.   ( , 
     ,  ; 
 )
_Ex:
court of equity ,  ,   

_Ex:
equity of redemption    
3> ,   
4> _. 
5> _.  ,    
_Ex:
stockholder's equity     
6> "" (   )

equivalence
1> , , ,


equivalency
1> , , ,

2> _.     


equivalent
1> ,  
_Ex:
the exact equivalent of the English word "home" 
   "home"
_Ex:
popular equivalents of Latin botanical hames 
,    
2> _. _. 
3> _. 
4> , ,     ;

_Ex:
what is $5 equivalent to in French money?   5
    ?
_Ex:
his remark is equivalent to an insult    
,  
5> _.   
6> _.     
 

equivalent table
1>   (  )

equivocal
1> ,   ; , 
_Ex:
equivocal answer  
_Ex:
equivocal clause ,   ()
_Ex:
equivocal remark  
2> ;  
_Ex:
their sentiments were not equivocal     
 
_Ex:
equivocal mode of life   
3> 
_Ex:
equivocal outcome  

equivocality
1> ,  
_Ex:
in order to avoid all equivocality   
  
2> 
3> 
4>  , 

equivocate
1>    ; , 
( )

equivocation
1>  ( )
_Ex:
to answer without equivocation  
2>  ;  ,  ,
 
3> _. , 
4> _.  ( )   ;
   ()

equivocatory
1> , ;  ( )

equivoke
1> ,    
2>  , 
3> ,  , 
_Ex:
to speak in equivokes  

equivoque
1> ,    
2>  , 
3> ,  , 
_Ex:
to speak in equivoques  

equivorous
1> _.  

era
1> , 
_Ex:
the Elizabethan era  
_Ex:
to bring in a new era   
_Ex:
in this high-cost-of-living era    
2> , 
_Ex:
in the year 570 of our era  570   
_Ex:
the Common E.  
_Ex:
in the Christian E.   ,  

3>  
4>  , 

eradiate
1> ;  , 

eradiation
1> ,  ; 

eradicable
1> 

eradicate
1>   
2> ; 
_Ex:
to eradicate illiteracy  
_Ex:
to eradicate yellow fever   
3> _-.    ( )

eradication
1>   
2> 
_Ex:
eradication of poverty  
3> _-.  ( )

eradicative
1> ;  
_Ex:
eradicative of smth. ,   
-

eradicator
1>   (  -)
2>    
3>    , 

eradicatory
1> ;   , 

erasability
1> _.  ()

erasable
1>   (, ); 
2>  ( )

erase
1> , ,  (, )
2> ; 
_Ex:
to erase a name from the list    
_Ex:
to erase from the agreement the following provisions 
   
3>     
4> , ,  ( )
_Ex:
memories that will not easily be erased ,
    
5>    
6> _. ;  ()

erasement
1> , ,  (, )
2> ,   ( )
3>     

eraser
1> ,  ( )
_Ex:
pencil eraser  
2>    ()
3>     

erasion
1> , ,  (, )
2> ,   ( )
3>     
4> _. ,  ( )

erasure
1> , ,  (, )
2> ,   ( )
3>  ,    

Erato
1> _. _. ,   

erbium
1> _. 

ere
1> _. 
2> , 
_Ex:
ere night  
3>  
_Ex:
ere then   
_Ex:
ere this 
4>  
5>  
_Ex:
I would die ere I would consent   ,  

Erebus
1> _. _. ,  ,  
2>  

erect
1> 
_Ex:
to stand erect  
2> , ; 
_Ex:
with head erect   
_Ex:
with ears erect  
3> ,   ( , )
4> _.    
5> _. , 
6> , , 
_Ex:
to erect a house  
_Ex:
to erect a temple  
_Ex:
to erect a monument  
_Ex: "erected from the design by..." " 
..."
7>  ()
_Ex:
to erect a proposition  
8> , ,   
_Ex:
to erect a flagstaff  
_Ex:
to erect the ears  
_Ex:
to erect oneself, to erect one's body 
9> , 
_Ex:
two courts were erected    
_Ex:
to erect a government  
10> , ,  ()
11> _. , ;   
 
_Ex:
to erect a territory into a state  
 
_Ex:
to erect a barony into a dukedom    

12> _. ,  
13> _.  ()
14> _.  

erecter
1> ; , 
2> _.  

erectile
1>  
2> _.  
_Ex:
erectile tissue _.  

erection
1> , 
2> , , 
3> ;    , 
()
4> ,  ()
5> _.  (); , 
_Ex:
erection work  
_Ex:
erection time  
6> _. 
_Ex:
erection centre  

erective
1> _. 

erectopatent
1> _. , 

erector
1> ; , 
2> _.  

