expulse
1> _. 

expulsion
1> ;  ( ,   . .); 
(   . .)
2> _. , ; 
_Ex:
expulsion from the country   
3> _. ; , 
_Ex:
expulsion of gases   
4> , ; 
5> _. , 

expulsive
1> 
_Ex:
expulsive pains _.   

expulsory
1> _. ;   , 

expunction
1> _. ;  ( )
2> , 

expunge
1> _. ,  ( , )
_Ex:
to expunge smth. from the record  -. 

_Ex:
time had expunged from his memory all recollections of
the event        
 
2> _.  (); 
3> _. , ,    
4> _. ,  (-.)

expurgate
1> _.    ( )
_Ex:
to expurgate one's manuscripts for publication 
    
2> _.  ( );  (,
 )
3> _.  (  . .)
4> _. ,    

expurgated edition
1>     ; 
 (   . .)

expurgation
1> _.   , . 
 ( )
2> _.  ();   
3> _. ,    
_Ex:
the expurgation of history  
4> _.  

expurgatory
1> _.    ( )
_Ex:
expurgatory index _.  ,  
      
2> _. ,  ( ,   . .)

expurge
1> _. _.    ( )
_Ex:
to expurge one's manuscripts for publication  
   
2> _. _.  ( ); 
(,  )
3> _. _.  (  . .)
4> _. _. ,    

exquisite
1> , , 
2> _.  ,  
3> , , ; 
_Ex:
exquisite beauty  () 
_Ex:
exquisite lace  
_Ex:
exquisite morsels  
_Ex:
exquisite poetry  () 
_Ex:
exquisite taste  
_Ex:
exquisite workmanship  () 
_Ex:
to do smth. with exquisite art  -.  

4> ,  ( )
_Ex:
exquisite joy  
_Ex:
exquisite pain  () 
5> , 
_Ex:
exquisite gentleman  
_Ex:
exquisite sloven _.  , 

_Ex:
an exquisite ear for music   

exquisiteness
1> , ; 
2>  ()
3>   (-.)

exquisitism
1> _. , , 

exsanguinate
1> _.  (. .)

exsanguine
1> , 
2> _. 

exsanguinity
1> _. 

exscind
1> _. _. , 

exsect
1> _. , 
2> 

exsert
1> _. 
2> _. , 

exserted
1> _. , 

exsibilate
1> _.  ();    

exsiccant
1> _. ;  ; ,


exsiccata
1>    

exsiccate
1> _. , 
2> _. ; , 
_Ex:
bodies that exsiccated into mummies , 
 

exsiccation
1> _. , ; ; 

exsiccator
1> _. ,  

exspuition
1> _. , ; 
2> _. ; 

exstrophy
1> _. 

exsuccuous
1> _.  ; ; , 
2> _. , , 

exsuction
1> _. 

exsufflate
1> _. ; 

exsufflicate
1> _. , 

exsurge
1> _. , 

exsurgent
1> _. , 

exta
1> _. ,  ( ,  
  )

extant
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
the most original writer extant   
 
_Ex:
extant and projected programs   ()
  
2> ;   
_Ex:
the earliest extant papyri   ( 
 )
_Ex:
apocrypha which are extant only in small fragments ,
     
_Ex:
Shakespeare manuscripts which were extant at the time 
,      
3> _. ; 

extemporaneous
1> , 
_Ex:
extemporaneous speech  
_Ex:
extemporaneous actors -
_Ex:
extemporaneous shelter against the storm 
  
2>    
_Ex:
extemporaneous lecture  " " (  
 )
3> 
4> , 
_Ex:
extemporaneous supper   ()

_Ex:
a great deal of criminal behavior is extemporaneous 
    ()
5> _.     ( )

extemporary
1> ,   
2> ,  , , 
   
_Ex:
extemporary bridge  

extempore
1> , 
_Ex:
extempore oration  
_Ex:
extempore poem ,  
_Ex:
extempore translation   
2> (, )    
_Ex:
extempore address  " "
3> , ; 
_Ex:
extempore business  
4> ,    , 

5>  , ;   
_Ex:
to speak extempore  ()   
  

extemporization
1> _. ; ;  ;
-

extemporize
1> ;   
2>    
3> _. , ;   
4>  (-.) , 
_Ex:
the campers extemporized a shelter for the night 
    

extemporizer
1> 

extencisor
1> _. ()     
   

extend
1> , , 
_Ex:
to extend a helping hand (to)   
_Ex:
she extended both her hands to him     
2> 
_Ex:
to extend a rope across the street   

3> , 
_Ex:
the garden extends as far as the river   
 
_Ex:
the road extends for miles and miles   
 
4>   , 
_Ex:
his knowledge of Russian does not extend beyond small talk
       ,  
  (  )
5> , 
_Ex:
a custom extending back over many generations ,
   
_Ex:
his researches extended over ten years   
   
6> ; ; , 
_Ex:
to extend a school building   
_Ex:
to extend the city boundaries   
_Ex:
to extend a railway line to X   
 X
_Ex:
to extend the reach _.    (
);   
_Ex:
by that time the fire had greatly extend itself  
   
7> , ; 
_Ex:
extending one's potential through job training 
    
8> , 
_Ex:
to extend power  
_Ex:
penal consequences cannot be extended to these activities
       ;
      
_Ex:
his authority was extended to new departments   
  
9>  ( -.)
_Ex:
his jurisdiction extended over the whole area  
   
10> , ,  (); 
_Ex:
to extend a visit for another day   
 
_Ex:
endeavour to get the time extended until the end of next month
        
11> , 
_Ex:
his visit will extend from... to...   
 ... ...
_Ex:
the exhibition will extend for a fortnight  
 
12>  (  . .);  (  . .)
_Ex:
to extend credit to customers   
_Ex:
to extend aid to the needy   
_Ex:
to extend special privilege to smb.  -. 
 
_Ex:
to extend an invitation  
_Ex:
to extend a warm welcome    
13> ,  (  . .); 
()
_Ex:
to extend good wishes   , 

_Ex:
to extend thanks  
_Ex:
to extend felicitations on (upon) the birth of a son
   
14>    ( -., -.)
_Ex:
to extend a horse     
_Ex:
he does not extend himself    
(   . .);     
_Ex:
he could work long and hard without seeming to extend himself
         
15> _.  (, , )
16> _. _. ,  ; 
_Ex:
extend! ! ()
_Ex:
to extend one's flank  
17>  
18> _. 
_Id:
to extend shorthand notes  

extended
1> ; ; ; 
2> ; , 
_Ex:
his extended remarks   () 
_Ex:
extended storage _.  
3> ; 
_Ex:
in an extended sense   ,   
4> ,  (  ,
   . .)
5> , 
_Ex:
extended warranty _.   
6> ; 
_Ex:
extended distance _.  
_Ex:
extended interval _.  
7> _. ; 
8> _. _. , 
_Ex:
extended formation (order)  
9> _. ,  

extended family
1>  ,   (, 
  ,   ; . nuclear
family)

extended play
1>    45 

extended type
1> _.  ;    

extender
1> 
2> _. ; ,    
 

extendible
1> 
2> _. ; 
3> _. 

extensibility
1> 

extensible
1> 
2> _. ; 
3> _. 

extensile
1> _. ; 

extension
1> ; ; 
2> ; 
3> _.  ()
4> ; ; , 
_Ex:
extension of a railway    
_Ex:
tools are extensions of the human hands  - 
  
5> , 
_Ex:
extension of useful knowledge   
_Ex:
the extension of influence  
_Ex:
the extension of competence  
( -.)
_Ex:
a greater extension of liberty   
_Ex:
by extension ,   
_Ex:
by extension the word has come to mean...  
 ...
6> ,  (); , 
_Ex:
I want an extension until...    ...
7> ; 
_Ex:
extension bag  
_Ex:
extension table  
_Ex:
a table with side extensions     
_Ex:
a house with two extensions    
_Ex:
an extension for an electric-light cord 

8> ; 
_Ex:
extension of remarks _.     
(   )
9> _. ; 
10>    ( ..   )
_Ex:
University E.   
11>  (, )
12>  (,   . .)
13>  ;  
14>  
_Ex:
E. 23  23 ( )
15> _-. 
16> _. ; 
_Ex:
extension apparatus _.   
17> _.  
18> _. _. ; 
19> _. 

extension cord
1> _.  ()

extension course
1>    ( ..   )

extension phone
1>  

extension telephone
1>  

extension-bed
1> _.  ;  

extension-type
1> 

extensional
1> 
2>  , 

extensity
1> 

extensive
1> , , 
_Ex:
extensive plantations  
_Ex:
extensive front _.  
_Ex:
extensive repairs  
_Ex:
extensive knowledge  ;  ;

_Ex:
extensive reading 
_Ex:
extensive plans   
_Ex:
extensive quotation  
2> 
_Ex:
extensive farming  

extensometer
1> _.  ()

extensor
1> _. ,  ; 
_Ex:
extensor tendon  

extent
1> , 
_Ex:
latitudinal extent   
_Ex:
extent of front _.  
_Ex:
we were able to see the full extent of the park  
   
2> , 
_Ex:
the extent of power  
_Ex:
I was amazed at the extent of his knowledge   
  
_Ex:
he was prepared to supply money to the extent of $10.000 
      10000 
_Ex:
to reduce the extent of the law's application  
  
3> , 
_Ex:
to a great extent   ,   
_Ex:
to the full extent   
_Ex:
to a certain extent   ;   
_Ex:
to some extent   
_Ex:
to such an extent   ,   ,
  
_Ex:
to what extent can he be trusted?    ?
_Ex:
the quarrel was carried to a foolish extent   
   
4> , 
_Ex:
extent of error   ()
_Ex:
a serpent of huge extent   
5> _. , ,    

extenuate
1> , ,  ()
2>  , 
_Ex:
nothing can extenuate his wrong-doing   

_Ex:
his foreign upbringing extenuates his faulty pronunciation
    ,   
   
3>   
4> _.  (, )
5>   , 

extenuating
1> , 
_Ex:
extenuating circumstances _.   

extenuation
1> _. ,  
_Ex:
he pleaded circumstances in extenuation of his guilt 
      
2> , , 

extenuative
1> _.  ()

extenuatory
1>  ();  ()

exterior
1> , ; ,  
_Ex:
nice exterior  
_Ex:
house with an imposing exterior    
2>  ()
3> _pl. , , ; 

4> _. ,  () 
5> _.  ,  
6> , 
_Ex:
exterior quietness  
_Ex:
exterior angle _.  
_Ex:
exterior guard _.  
_Ex:
exterior unit _. _.  
_Ex:
exterior ballistics _.  
_Ex:
the exterior side  
_Ex:
the exterior features of a building   
_Ex:
nor the exterior nor the inward man resembles what it was
(Shakespeare)      
7> _. 
_Ex:
exterior shooting  ,    
_Ex:
exterior shot ,   
8> , 
_Ex:
without exterior help    ,  

_Ex:
motives exterior to the real issue ,  
   
9> , ; 
_Ex:
exterior policy  

exteriority
1> _.  , 
2> _.  ,   (-.)
3> _. ,   , 

exteriorization
1> _.   ; 

exteriorize
1> _.    ; 

exteriorly
1> _. , ;  ,  ;
 
2> _.  ,  
3> _.  (-.);   (-.)
4> _. 
_Ex:
the argument is quite unnobjectionable exteriorly 
   

exterminable
1> ; ; 

exterminate
1> ; 
_Ex:
to exterminate rats  
2> 
_Ex:
to exterminate heresy  

extermination
1> ; 
_Ex:
extermination camp  ,  
2> _. ; 

exterminative
1> , ; 

exterminator
1> 
2> _. , ; 
3> 

exterminatory
1> , ; 
2> , 
_Ex:
exterminatory war  

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

external
1> ,  , 
2> _pl. , , 
_Ex:
externals of religion  , 
 
_Ex:
the subordination of externals to essentials 
   
3> _pl. , ,  
_Ex:
to judge things and people by externals     
 
4>  
5> , 
_Ex:
external angle _.  
_Ex:
external action  
_Ex:
external ear _.  
_Ex:
external cause _.   (), 

_Ex:
external agency _.   
_Ex:
external appearance  , 
_Ex:
external attack  
_Ex:
external crack _.  
_Ex:
external dimensions _. 
_Ex:
for external use (only) _. ()  
)
6> ( to)  
_Ex:
external force  
_Ex:
external evidence   ();
  
_Ex:
external circumstances  
_Ex:
problems external to our own sphere ,  
   
7> , 
_Ex:
external loan  
_Ex:
external trade  
_Ex:
external relations  
_Ex:
external affairs  ,  
_Ex:
Department for (_. of) E. Affairs 
  (, )
8> ,     , 
  . .
_Ex:
external considerations  
9> , , 
_Ex:
external politeness  
_Ex:
external acts of worship  
10> _. ,    
_Ex:
external world  ( ) 
_Ex:
external reality  
11>    
_Ex:
an external degree  ( ), 
(-) 

external deficit
1>   ,   

external fertilization
1> _.    ( 
 )

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

externality
1> _. , ,  
2> _. , 
3> _.   ()
4> _.   ; 
5> _. 

externalization
1> _.    , ,

2> _. , 

externalize
1> _.    ; , 
_Ex:
to externalize oneself ,  

2> _.    (-.)
3> _.    
   
_Ex:
he externalized his inability to succeed   
  
4> , ,  (-.)  

externally
1> , 
_Ex:
externally secreting gland _.    
2> , 
3>  , ;  ,   

externate
1> _. _.    ; ,

_Ex:
to externate oneself ,  


externe
1>   ();  
2> , 
3>  
4> ,    
5>  
6> , 
_Ex:
externe ear _.  
_Ex:
for externe use (only) _. ()  
)
7> ( to)  
8> ,     , 
  . .
9> , , 
10> _. ,    
_Ex:
externe world  ( ) 
_Ex:
externe reality  

exteroceptor
1> _. 

exterrestrial
1>    , 

exterritorial
1> _. 
_Ex:
exterritorial jurisdiction  
_Ex:
exterritorial status  
_Ex:
exterritorial person ,   

exterritoriality
1> _. 
_Ex:
privilege of exterritoriality  
_Ex:
to grant exterritoriality  

2>     ;


extinct
1> 
_Ex:
extinct volcano  () 
2> ,   
3>  (   . .)
4>  ( ,    . .)
_Ex:
to become extinct 
5>  ( )
6>  ( ,   . .)
7> ,    ( ,  
. .)
_Ex:
to become extinct ,  
_Ex:
boundaries will become extinct  

extinction
1>  ()
2> , , 
3> ,  (  . .)
4> _. , ; ; 
()
5>  (,    . .)
6>  ()
_Ex:
the extinction of the male line    

7> ;  (  )
_Ex:
extinction of a meteor  
8> _.  ()
9> _.  ()

