fatality
1> , 
2> , ,  ( ,  
  . .)
_Ex:
a wreck with ten fatalities    

_Ex:
fatality (accident) rate    
 
3> 
4> ; 
_Ex:
to believe in fatality    ( )

fatally
1> ,  , 
2> , 
_Ex:
fatally wounded  

fatback
1>   

fate
1> , 
_Ex:
the irony of fate  
_Ex:
to leave smb. to his fate  -.   
_Ex:
to tempt fate  
2> , , 
_Ex:
to meet one's fate   
_Ex:
to accept one's fate   
_Ex:
to decide (to fix, to seal) smb.'s fate  -. 
_Ex:
to share the same fate    
3> , 
_Ex:
to go to one's fate    
_Ex:
to meet one's fate 
_Id:
no flying from fate    
_Id:
as sure as fate , 
_Id:
whenever I'm late, as sure as fate I meet the director on
the stairs   ,     
 
_Id:
to suffer a fate worse than death _. 

4> . pass 
_Ex:
the plan was fated to failure     
_Ex:
the two seemed fated for each other  , ,
      

fated
1> 
_Ex:
one's fated lot in life  
2> 
_Ex:
the fated city  

fateful
1> 
_Ex:
the fateful hour  
2> ; 
_Ex:
the fateful cawings of the crow   
3> ;   
_Ex:
fateful decision  

fatefully
1> 
2> , 
3> ;  

Fates
1> _pl.  ( _-. );  ( 
)

fathead
1> , , 

fatheaded
1> , 

father
1> 
_Ex:
adoptive father  
_Ex:
natural father   
2> , ,  ()
_Ex:
to be a father to smb.     -.
3> , 
_Ex:
the Fathers (of the Constitution) _. _.  ()
 
_Ex:
F. of the Constitution " " ( 
)
_Ex:
F. of his country   ( . )
4> , , 
_Ex:
the F. of English printing  
 
5> ; ; 
6>  
_Ex:
city fathers  ,   ,
 , 
_Ex:
father of the chapel _.   
_Ex:
F. of the House _.    ;
_. " ",    
(    )
_Ex:
F. of the Senate _. " ",  
(     )
_Ex:
father of the bar _.  
_Ex:
Conscript Fathers _. - (  
)
7> (F.) 
_Ex:
God the F. -
_Ex:
our F.   ()
8>  ; ; 
_Ex:
father confessor, ghostly father _. , 
_Ex:
the Holy F.   (  )
_Ex:
Most Reverend F. in God   (
)
_Ex:
Right Reverend F. in God   ( )
9>  (   )
_Ex:
F. Brown  
_Id:
father Abraham   (  )
_Id:
the F. of Waters ,  ; _.  
(. the Great F.)
_Id:
father Knickerbocker _.   (. 
 -)
_Id:
F. Time  
_Id:
the F. of lies , 
_Id:
the F. of Lights , 
_Id:
to be gathered to one's fathers   ,

_Id:
to lie (to sleep) with one's fathers  
(  )
_Id:
Fathers of the Church  ;  (
 I - V .; . early Fathers)
_Id:
writings of the early Fathers ,  
_Id:
the wish is father to the thought   
  ;  ,   
_Id:
like father, like son _.  ,   ; 
   
_Id:
many a good father hath but a bad son _.   
 
_Id:
a misery father makes a prodigal son  -  - 
_Id:
father and mother (of) _. , 
_Id:
father and mother of a row ,    
10> , 
_Ex:
cowardice fathers cowardice    
11> ,  , , , 
12> (on, upon) ,   (-.);
 
_Ex:
to father an invention on smb.  -. 
13> (on, upon) _.   (-.   . .);
"" (-. )
_Ex:
to father the responsibility on (upon) smb. 
  -.
14>  
_Ex:
he would father small boys who first come to school  
   ,     
_Id:
to father a thing upon smth.  -.  
( )

Father Christmas
1> -,  

Father Frost
1> -

father image
1> _.   ; , 
,       

Father's Day
1> " " (      )

father-figure
1> _.   ; , 
,       
2> _.  ,  

father-in-law
1> ; 
2> _. 

fatherhood
1> 
_Ex:
he was greatly proud of his fatherhood    ,
  

fatherland
1> , , 

fatherless
1> ()  ;   
_Ex:
to be left fatherless   
2>   
_Ex:
fatherless essays   

fatherlike
1> ,  -
2> 

fatherliness
1>  

fatherly
1> ,  
_Ex:
fatherly responsibility  
_Ex:
fatherly blessing  
2> ; 
_Ex:
fatherly love  
3> ,   

fathership
1> 

fathogram
1> _.  

fathom
1> ;   (= 6 ; .  
 )
_Ex:
fathom line _. ; _. 
2>    (= 6  6  6 )
3> 
_Id:
fathoms deep , 
_Id:
to be fathoms deep in love    
_Id:
he sank fathoms deep in my respect    
 
4>   ();   
5> , 
_Ex:
to fathom a mystery  
_Ex:
I cannot fathom his intentions      
6> ;  (. fathom out)
_Ex:
I cannot fathom out where my keus have got to   
,    
_Ex:
let me try to fathom it out for myself ,  
 

fathomable
1> _. ,  

fathometer
1> _. 

fathomless
1> , 
_Ex:
the fathomless depths of the sea   
2> , 
_Ex:
fathomless mystery  

fatidic, fatidical
1> _. 
_Ex:
those proved to be fatidic, fatidical words  
 

fatigable
1> ,  

fatigue
1> , 
_Ex:
bodily fatigue  
_Ex:
to drop with fatigue     
2> ;  
3> _.  ()
4> _-.  ()
5> _.  
6> _.  ,   
 
7> _pl.   (; . fatigue uniform)
8> , 
9> , 
10> _.   

fatigue dress
1> _.   

fatigue party
1> _.  ,   
 

fatigue-call
1> _.     

fatigue-cap
1> _.     

fatigue-duty
1> _.  

fatigue-limit
1> _.   ()

fatigueless
1> 

fatiguesome
1> 

fatiguing
1> ; 
_Ex:
fatiguing day  

fatiloquent
1> _. 

fatiscent
1> _. ; 

fatless
1> ; 
_Ex:
a fatless diet ,   

fatling
1>     

fatly
1> , 
2> , 
3> , 
4> 
_Ex:
to snicker fatly at smb.'s mistake  
 -. 

fatness
1> , 
2>  ()

fatso
1> _. ; 

fatstock
1> ,   

fatted
1>  ( )
_Id:
to kill the fatted calf _.   

fatten
1>  ( )
2> , 
_Ex:
the sheep fatten quickly on these rich pastures  
    
_Ex:
you need fattening up   
3>  ()

fattening
1> _-. ,  ()
2>   
_Ex:
fattening food ,   
_Ex:
bread is fattening   
3> _-.  ( )

fattiness
1> , 
2> 
3> 

fatty
1> _. 
2> , 
3> , 
4> _. 
_Ex:
fatty degeneration _.  
_Ex:
fatty tissue _.  
_Ex:
fatty heart _.  
_Ex:
fatty tumour _.  , 
_Ex:
fatty acid _.  ,   

fatuism
1> _. 

fatuitous
1> , 

fatuity
1> , 
2> _. 

fatuous
1> , 
_Ex:
fatuous smile  () 
_Ex:
fatuous attempt  
2> _. 

fatuously
1> , 

faubourg
1> , 

faucal
1> _. ;  ( )
2>  . . .:  

fauces
1> _pl. _. , 
2> _pl. _. , , , , 

faucet
1> . _.  
2> _. ; ; ; 

faugh
1> ! ( )

fault
1> , 
_Ex:
an essential fault in (of) a theory  

_Ex:
a fault in cloth   
_Ex:
to acknowledge one's faults   
_Ex:
it is his great fault    
_Ex:
with all faults _.  
2> 
_Ex:
the fault lies with you, not with me  ,   
_Ex:
whose fault is it?   ?;    ?
_Ex:
it is my fault   
_Ex:
at (_. in) fault 
_Ex:
I'm not at fault   
_Ex:
who is at fault?  ?
_Ex:
party in (at) fault _.  
_Ex:
my memory is at fault   ( ) 
3> ; 
_Ex:
your essay contains many faults in grammar   
  
_Ex:
there's your fault     
_Ex:
to be at fault , 
_Ex:
to find fault with smb., smth.   -., -.;
,   -., -.
_Ex:
I have no fault to find with your work    
  
4> , ;  (  . .)
5>    ()
6> _.  
_Ex:
cold fault _.  
7> _.  ()
8> _. , , 
_Ex:
fault image _.  
_Ex:
fault indicator _. ,  
9> _. , ,  ()
_Id:
to a fault , 
_Id:
gentle to a fault   ()
_Id:
she is generous to a fault       
_Id:
to be at fault    ,
 ,     
_Id:
a fault confessed is half redressed _.   -
 ;     
_Id:
faults are thick where love is thin   ,  
 
10>  , ; 
_Ex:
it was difficult to fault her performance  
   ;    
11> ,  
12> _.    
13> , 
_Ex:
to fault smb. for smth.  -.  -.
_Ex:
I fault myself for not doing it    ,  
 

fault tree
1>      
 

fault-finder
1>  , ; 
2> _.    , 

fault-finding
1> ; 
2> _.  , 
3> ; 

fault-tolerance
1> _.  ,  (
      )

fault-tolerant
1>     ,

_Ex:
fault-tolerant system  ()


faulted
1> _. , , 

faultily
1> , 
_Ex:
the wire was faultily connected   


faulting
1> _. ,  , 
  

faultless
1> 
_Ex:
faultless piece  
_Ex:
faultless performance  
2> 
_Ex:
his reasoning proved faultless    
 (  )
3> , 

faultlessly
1> , 
_Ex:
he is always faultlessly dressed    
2> 

faultlessness
1> 
_Ex:
the faultlessness of his speech betrayed a foreigner
      
2> 

faulty
1>  , ; 
_Ex:
faulty digestion  
_Ex:
faulty condition _.  
2> , 
_Ex:
faulty argument  
3> , , 
_Ex:
faulty mechanism  

faun
1> _. 

fauna
1> 
_Ex:
fauna of the Ice Age   

faunae
1> _pl.  fauna

faunal
1>   

faunistic, faunistical
1> _. 

faunology
1> 

fauteuil
1> ;    
2>   
3>    

fautor
1> _. 

fauvism
1>  (,    ; 
. fauve -  )

faux pas
1>  ; 
_Ex:
I committed a faux pas by offering wine to a Muslim  
,   
2> _.    (); 


favella
1> _. ,   ( )

faveolate
1> _.   

favonian
1> _.    
2> _. , 

favor
1> _. = favour

favorable
1> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
favorable wind  () 
_Ex:
the moment is not favorable for it   

_Ex:
a favorable opportunity now presents itself 
  
2> _. , ,  
_Ex:
he was guite favorable to our project   
   
3> _. , 
_Ex:
favorable report  () 
_Ex:
favorable answer  
_Ex:
favorable opinion  

favored
1> _. ,  ;

_Ex:
favored friend  
_Ex:
most favored nation _.   
_Ex:
the regime of most favored nation, most favored nation
treatment _.    ,
  
_Ex:
favored few  
2> _.  (   . .)
_Ex:
a place favored by nature  
3> _. (-favoured)      -
, -  
_Ex:
well-favoured , 
_Ex:
ill-favoured ; 
_Ex:
hard-favoured   ()  ; 
 

favorer
1> _. 
2> _. , , 

favorite
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
general favorite  
2> _.  
_Ex:
that book is a great favorite of mine     
 
3> _. (the favorite) _. 
4> _. _pl.     (,  
XVII-XVIII .)
5> _. , 
_Ex:
favorite child  , 
_Ex:
my favorite writer is Hemingway    -

6> _. ,  

favoritism
1> _. 

favour
1> , 
_Ex:
in favour  ,  ,  
_Ex:
out of favour   ,   ;  
_Ex:
to win smb.'s favour, to find favour in smb.'s eyes (in the
eyes of smb.)  () -. 
_Ex:
to be (to stand) high in smb.'s favour, to be in high favour
with smb.   -.,   -.,
 -. ,   
 -.
_Ex:
to enjoy the favours of a woman  

_Ex:
to look with favour on smb.  
()  -.
_Ex:
to look with favour on smth.  
-. ,  -.
_Ex:
to worm oneself into smb.'s favour  -. 
;  -. 
_Ex:
to curry favour with smb.; _. _. to claw favour with
smb.  ()  -.
2> , , 
_Ex:
do me a favour   
_Ex:
to do smth. as a favour  -.   
_Ex:
to heap favours upon smb.  -. 
_Ex:
to owe smb. a favour     -.; 
    
3> ,  ( )
_Ex:
to win a position by favour more than by merit 
    ,   
_Ex:
he succeeded in winning the favour of the authorities 
   
4> , ; ; 
_Ex:
wedding favours  
_Ex:
he wore his lady's favour     

_Ex:
political party favours     
5> 
6>   (  , 
: ,   . .)
7> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
under favour of the darkness   
8> _. , 
_Ex:
by (with) your favour   
_Ex:
under favour  ,   
9> _. , 
_Ex:
your favour of yesterday   
10> _. , 
11>  :
_Ex:
in favour (of)  , ;  (-.) ;  
_Ex:
he was in favour of women's suffrage   
   
_Ex:
all those in favour raise your hands  "",  
_Ex:
in smb.'s favour  -. ;  -. 
_Ex:
to withdraw in favour of another    
_Ex:
to draw a check in smb.'s favour    -. 
_Ex:
it speaks in his favour     
_Ex:
by favour of  -. ( )
_Id:
the last favour  
12> ,  
_Ex:
fortune favours the brave   
_Ex:
the judge favoured the plaintiff   
 
13>  ,  
_Ex:
favour me with an answer    
_Ex:
he favoured them with a copy of his book   
   
14> ,  ;  
_Ex:
a mother must not favour one of her children more than the
others       
 
15> ; , 
_Ex:
the darkness favoured his escape  
 
_Ex:
the tax system favours early marriage   
  
16> ; 
_Ex:
he couldn't favour the proposal     

_Ex:
these facts favour his theory    

17> (with)  ,  , 
 (-. -.)
_Ex:
favour us with a song     
-
18> _.  , , 
_Ex:
he sat in the shade to favour his eyes    ,
   
_Ex:
the boxer favoured his injured hand    
19> _. ,  
_Ex:
the child favours his mother    

favourable
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
favourable wind  () 
_Ex:
the moment is not favourable for it   

_Ex:
a favourable opportunity now presents itself 
  
2> , ,  
_Ex:
he was guite favourable to our project   
   
3> , 
_Ex:
favourable report  () 
_Ex:
favourable answer  
_Ex:
favourable opinion  

favourably
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
to speak favourably of smth.   
-. (  -.)

favoured
1> ,  ;

_Ex:
favoured friend  
_Ex:
most favoured nation _.   
_Ex:
the regime of most favoured nation, most favoured nation
treatment _.    ,
  
_Ex:
favoured few  
2>  (   . .)
_Ex:
a place favoured by nature  
3> (-favoured)      -
, -  
_Ex:
well-favoured , 
_Ex:
ill-favoured ; 
_Ex:
hard-favoured   ()  ; 
 

