first blood
1>   ( )
2>    ;     
 

first cause
1> _. 

first class
1>  ,   ( )
2>   ( )
3>   ( );  ( 
 )
4> _. ; 
_Ex:
first class hotel  
_Ex:
he is a first class player   
_Ex:
first class liar  
5>   (   . .)
_Ex:
first class mail    ; 
(   )
6> _. 
_Ex:
to feel first class   
7>    (, , )
_Ex:
to travel first class   

first cost
1> 
2>  ;  

first cousin
1>  ;  

First day
1>  ( )

first degree
1> _.  () ;   (
)

first estate
1> _.  ,  (.  )

first fleet
1> _. _. " "; ,  
  

first floor
1>   ( )
2>   ( )

first fruit
1> . _pl.  

first hand
1>  ()
_Ex:
he got the news at first hand     
 
2>  
_Ex:
to learn smth. at first hand   -.  


first lady
1> _. ( F.L.)  ;  
;   () 
2> " " ( -. );  
_Ex:
first lady of the theatre  

first lieutenant
1> _. _.  
2> _.   

first name
1>  (   )
_Ex:
his first names are Peter George    

first night
1> ,  

first offender
1> ()    

first papers
1> _. _.      
_Ex:
to take out one's first papers     
 

first position
1>   ( ),  " , 
"

first principle
1> _. 
2> _pl.  , 

first reading
1> _.   (  )

First Sea Lord
1>   ;    
()

first speed
1> _.  

first strike
1> _.   ( )

first water
1>   ( )
2>  , 
_Ex:
an artist of the first water  , 
 

First World
1> (the First World) " ",  
 

first-aid kit
1>  ;  ;   

first-birth
1> 

first-born
1> 
2>  , 

first-calf heifer
1> _-. 

first-chop
1> _. _. ,  

first-coat
1> _. , 
2> _. , 

first-degree
1>  
_Ex:
first-degree burns _.   
2>  
_Ex:
first-degree murder  

first-foot
1> _.     

first-footer
1> _.     

first-generation
1>    
_Ex:
first-generation American   
  ;    
 
_Ex:
first-generation intellectuals   

first-hand
1> ; 
_Ex:
first-hand experience  
2> ()   
_Ex:
first-hand information ,  

3> 
4>   
_Ex:
to learn smth. first-hand  -.   ;
 -.   

first-in, first-out
1>   

first-nighter
1> _. _. ,  
 

first-rate
1> 
_Ex:
first-rate quality  
2> () ; 
_Ex:
a book of first-rate significance   
_Ex:
first-rate blunder  
3> _. , 
_Ex:
first-rate dinner  
_Ex:
first-rate idea  
4> _.  
5> _. 
_Ex:
to feel first-rate   
_Ex:
to do one's work first-rate   "" ()

first-rater
1> _. ,   

first-run
1>    ( )
2>    ( )

first-strike
1> _.    () 

first-string
1> , 
_Ex:
the first-string critics  
2>  (   ,  
 . .)

first-term
1>   ;    

firstling
1> _pl.  
2>  ()

firstly
1> -;  

firth
1>   
2>   (.  )

fisc
1> ,   (  )
2> ,  

fiscal
1>  
2>  
3> _.  
4> ; 
_Ex:
fiscal year  (, ) 

fiscally
1>    ;   

fish
1> 
_Ex:
fresh-water fish  () 
_Ex:
salt-water fish  
_Ex:
young fish , 
_Ex:
dried fish  () 
_Ex:
to catch ten fishes   
2> ,  
_Ex:
fish soup  , 
_Ex:
to eat fish on Fridays    
_Ex:
fish and chips    
3> _. ,   . .
4> _.  
_Ex:
fish stakes   ,  
5> (Fishes)  (   )
6> _. , 
_Ex:
big fish "",  
_Ex:
poor fish  
_Ex:
cold fish ,  ; 
_Ex:
cool fish , 
_Ex:
dull fish  () 
_Ex:
odd (queer, strange) fish ,  
_Ex:
shy fish  () 
7> _. _. 
_Ex:
500 fish  
8> "",      
_Id:
to feel like a fish out of water    ,
  
_Id:
to cry stinking fish   ;    
_Id:
to feed the fishes , " ";  

_Id:
the great fish eat the small   
_Id:
to have other fish to fry   ( ) 
_Id:
to hook (to land) one's fish  , 
(-.)  
_Id:
to make fish of one and flesh (fowl) of another 
  
_Id:
neither fish nor flesh (nor good red herring), neither fish,
flesh nor fowl    ;    
_Id:
never fry a fish till it's caught    ;
    
_Id:
never offer to teach fish to swim    ;
  
_Id:
to venture a small fish to catch a great one  
 
_Id:
as dumb as a fish   
_Id:
as drunk as a fish   
_Id:
a fish story "" ; 
_Id:
fish begins to stink at the head    
_Id:
all is fish that comes to his net _.    ;
   
_Id:
the best fish swim near the bottom _.   
 ;   
_Id:
he who would catch fish must not mind getting wet _. 
      
_Id:
it is a silly fish that is caught twice with the same bait
_.  ,       
9> ,  
_Ex:
to fish and hunt    
10>    
_Ex:
to fish a stream    
_Ex:
the men who fish the waters ,  
  
11>     
_Ex:
the pond fishes well      
12> (for)  ( ); _.  
_Ex:
to fish for pearls  
_Ex:
to fish for information   ()
_Ex:
to fish for compliments   
13> _. ,  (. fish out)
_Ex:
to fish a coin from one's pocket    
_Ex:
several derelict cars are fished out of the river every year
       
_Ex:
why are you fishing around in your pockets?    
  ?
14> _. _-.  ()  
_Id:
to fish in troubled waters     
_Id:
to fish or cut bait _.     
15> _.  (  );  ( )
16> _. _. 
17> _.    ();   ( )
18> _. _. 
19> 
20> _. 
21> _.  

fish boat
1>  

fish bolt
1> _-.  

fish broth
1> _. " ", 

fish duck
1> _.  (Mergus)

fish finder
1>  (    )

fish fingers
1> _.  

fish fry
1>  
2>     (    . .)

fish glue
1>  

fish kettle
1>     ; 

fish knife
1>    
2>    

fish ladder
1>  (   . .)

fish out
1> _. , ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
he tried to fish some information out of me  
   - 
2>   ,   
_Ex:
this lake has been fished out      


fish spear
1> 

fish sticks
1> _.  

fish story
1> ;  ;  

fish up
1> 
_Ex:
to fish up a mine  
_Ex:
where did you fish that idea up?      ?

fish-ball
1>     

fish-basket
1>    

fish-bed
1> _. ,    

fish-belled
1> ,  

fish-block
1> _. -

fish-bone
1>  
2> _.    ""
3> _.  

fish-carver
1>    

fish-culture
1> 

fish-davit
1> _. -

fish-day
1>  ,  

fish-diet
1>  

fish-dive
1> "",      

fish-eater
1> ()   
2> _pl.     

fish-fag
1>  
2> _. ,  

fish-farm
1>  
2>  
3>     

fish-flour
1>   (   )

fish-fork
1>    
2> 

fish-gaff
1> 

fish-gig
1>   

fish-globe
1>  

fish-guano
1>  ,    

fish-hawk
1> _.  (Pandion haliaetus)

fish-in
1>       ( 
  )

fish-liquor
1>  

fish-lock
1>      

fish-louse
1>   ()

fish-manure
1>  ,    

fish-maw
1>   ( )

fish-meal
1>   (   )

fish-oil
1>  

fish-pass
1>  (   . .)

fish-pomace
1>   ()

