erubescent
1> _. ,  
2> _. , 

eruct
1> , 
2>  ()

eructate
1> _. ; 
2> _. ; 

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

erudite
1> ,   
2> ,  ; 
_Ex:
an erudite pedant -
3> ,  ( )
_Ex:
erudite commentary  

erudition
1> ; ;  ; 
_Ex:
a man of great erudition   
_Ex:
he wears his erudition lightly     

erupt
1>  ( , )
2> ,  (, )
3> _.  ( )
4> , 
_Ex:
the crowd erupted into the yard    

eruption
1>  (, )
2>  ()
3>  (, )
4>  ()
_Ex:
an eruption of violence  
5> _. ,  ()
6>  ( )
7> _. 
8> _. 

eruptive
1> _. , , 
2> _.  
_Ex:
eruptive stage  

erven
1> _pl.  erf

Erymanthian boar
1> _. _. ,  

erysipelas
1> _.  , 

erythema
1> _.  , 

erythrean
1> 

erythro-
1>    (  )  : 
_Ex:
erythrocyte 
_Ex:
erythrophore  (   )
_Ex:
erythrosin  ( )

erythrocyte
1> _.   , 

Esau
1> _. 

esbat
1> (. the E.)  

escalade
1> _. _.  ( ,    )

escalate
1>   
2>  (, )
_Ex:
the conflict was escalated  
3>  ( ,  )
_Ex:
the conflict escalated into war    
4> 
_Ex:
to escalate the world into a war  
 
5> , 
_Ex:
costs escalate  
6> ,  (, )

escalation
1> , , , 
()
2> ,  ( )
3>   ( )
4> _.    
_Ex:
escalation clause _. " ",  
 ,   
     ;
_.     (   
)

escalator
1> ,  
_Ex:
social escalator  
2>  
_Ex:
cost-of-living escalator   

escalator clause
1> _. " ",   
,    
    
2> _.     (  
 )

escallop
1> _.  (Pecten)
2> _.   (  )
3>  ( )

escallop-shell
1>  
2>   
3> _.   (  )

escapable
1> ; ;  

escapade
1>  ; ,   ;

2>  ( )

escape
1> , 
_Ex:
to make good one's escape   
_Ex:
to make one's escape by a back door    
_Ex:
an escape from captivity   
_Ex:
to seek escape from the heat    
2>   ,  (  )
_Ex:
escape literature, literature of escape 
, ,     
(, )
3> , 
_Ex:
doom from which there is no escape ,  
 
_Ex:
to find no escape from the dilemma    
 
_Ex:
to have a narrow escape   ,  
 ( )
4>  (, )
5> _. , 
_Ex:
escape of blood 
6>  (, )
7> _.  
8>   
9>  ()
10>    ()
11> _. ,   
_Ex:
escape canal  
12> _. ,  ()
13> _. ,  
14> 
15> 
_Ex:
escape code  
_Ex:
escape key  
16>  ( );  , 
( )
_Ex:
to escape pursuit   
_Ex:
he escaped to the mountains    
17> , 
_Ex:
to escape from everyday life    
18>  (); , 
_Ex:
to escape a blow   
_Ex:
to escape observation   
_Ex:
to escape punishment  ; 

_Ex:
he just escaped being killed    
_Ex:
they barely escaped with their lives  -  
_Ex:
all children escaped the measles     

_Ex:
he escaped with fright   
_Ex:
we cannot escape the inpression that...    
 , ...
19>  ( )
_Ex:
your point escapes me    (   )
_Ex:
the details escaped my mind    
 
_Ex:
his name escapes me      
20>  ( , )
_Ex:
a cry escaped him   
_Ex:
not a word escaped his lips     
21> _. ; 
_Ex:
gas is escaping   
22> _. ,  ( )

escape artist
1>  ,   
 
2> ,    

escape clause
1> _. _. "  " (
       
)

escape hatch
1>  ;  
2>      ;
 

escape mechanism
1> _.     (
  )

escape velocity
1>   
2> _.  

escape-cock
1> _.  

escape-proof
1>  (  );  


escape-valve
1> _.  

escape-warrant
1> _.       
 (   )

escapee
1> 
2> 
3>  

escapeless
1> 
2>   , ,    

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

escaping neutron
1> _.  

escaping radiation
1> _.  

escapism
1> ,    

escapist
1> -;  ,   
 
2> ,     ;
 ( , )

escapologist
1>  ,   
 
2> ,    
3> ,     ;  
 ,    

escapology
1>    
2> , 
_Ex:
parliamentary escapology  

escarole
1> _. ()  (Cichorium endiva  scariola)

escarp
1> _. 
2>  ; , 
3> _. 

escarpment
1> , 
2> _. 
3> _.   

eschalot
1> _. - (Allium ascalonicum)

eschar
1> _.  ( )

escharotic
1> _.    

eschatology
1> _. 

escheat
1> _.    
2> _.     
3> _. _.  
4> _.   
5> _.   ( )

eschew
1> _.  , , 
(-, -);   
_Ex:
eschew evil and do good _.      

eschewal, eschewance
1> _. ,  ( )

escort
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
mounted escorts  
_Ex:
escort of honour  ;  
_Ex:
under police escort   ;  
2> _. , , 
_Ex:
merchant ships under escort ,   
_Ex:
escort aircraft () 
_Ex:
escort destroyer  ;  
_Ex:
escort duty _.  
3> , 
_Ex:
young ladies and their escorts    
4>   (  ,  )
5> _. "" (,   
;   )
6> ; ;  ( )
_Ex:
escorted by her husband   
_Ex:
to escort a lady to her home    
_Ex:
to escort smb. round the sights of the city 
- 
7> _. , , 
8> _.  ()

escort bureau
1>    (    )

escort service
1>    (    )

escribed
1> _.  ( )

escritoire
1>  , 

escrow
1> _.   ,   

2> _.       
_Ex:
in escrow with the bank    

escuage
1> _.    ( )
2> _.       

escudo
1> _. _.  ( )

Esculapian
1> , ; 
2>   ; , 

Esculapius
1> _. ;
2> , . 

esculent
1> ,  (  )
2> , ,    (  )

escutcheon
1>  ; 
2> _.  
3>    
4> _. ,  
_Id:
a blot on one's escutcheon   ,  
_Id:
to sully one's escutcheon   

eskar
1> _. , 

esker
1> _. , 

Eskimo
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Eskimo(s) 
2>  
3> - 
4> 

Eskimo dog
1> 

Eskimo pie
1>  ()

Eskimoan
1> 

Esky
1> _. "",   (
)

esne
1> _. 

esodic
1> _. ,  ( )

esophageal
1> _.   

esophagus
1> _. 

Esopian
1> _. ,   
2> _. ;   

esoteric
1> 
2> ,   
_Ex:
esoteric truth ,  
3> , 
_Ex:
esoteric purpose  
_Ex:
esoteric motive  
4> , , ,   ;

_Ex:
esoteric poetry   

esoterics
1>  

esotery
1>  

espadrilles
1> _pl. ;    

espagnolette
1> 

espalier
1> _. 
_Ex:
espalier lath 
2> _. ,   

esparto (grass)
1> _. ,   (Stipa tenacissima, Lygeum
spartum)

esparto paper
1> _.     

especial
1> , , 
_Ex:
a matter of especial importance   
2> , ,  
_Ex:
his especial friend   
_Ex:
my especial aversion    
3> , 
_Ex:
an especial case  
_Ex:
I repeat this for your especial benefit   
  
_Ex:
this has no especial reference to any person    
  

especially
1> ,  
_Ex:
the criticism is especially deserved in this case  
    
_Ex:
the book is designed especially for family use 
    
2>  
_Ex:
especially for this reason     
_Ex:
the more especially as...   ...
3>  

Esperanto
1> () 

espial
1>  ; ; 

espionage
1> 
_Ex:
espionage ring  ,  

esplanade
1> ,       
2>   ; , 
3> _. 

esplees
1> _.    ( ,   
 )

espousal
1> _. ,  (, )
_Ex:
open espousal of a cause   
2> _. 
3> _. 

espouse
1> 
2> _.  
3> _.  
4> _.  ();  ()
_Ex:
to espouse the cause of peace   , 
 
_Ex:
to espouse a party  (-) 
_Ex:
to espouse a quarrel    

espresso
1> _. "" ( )
2> _. 
_Ex:
espresso coffee ,     "";
 ""

espringal
1> _. _. ,  

esprit
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
esprit fort ,  
2> ;  

