glade
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
bright glade  
2> _.  ,   
3> _. , ; 
4> _.   (.    )
5> ()   

gladful
1> _. ; 

gladiate
1> _. 

gladiator
1> _. 
2>  ;  

gladiatorial, gladiatorian
1> 

gladiole
1> _. ,  (Gladiolus gen.)
2> _.  
3>   

gladioli
1> _pl.  gladiolus

gladiolus
1> _. ,  (Gladiolus gen.)
2> _.  
3>   

gladness
1> ; ; 

gladsome
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
gladsome morning  
_Ex:
gladsome birds  
_Ex:
with gladsome looks   

Gladstone
1>   (. Gladstone bag)
2>  
3> _.    (. Gladstone claret,
Gladstone wine)

glady
1> ; ,  ,  
_Ex:
he'll glady come and help you      
_Ex:
he did that glady and willingly     
(  )
_Ex:
will you help me? - glady!   ? -  (
)!

Glagol
1> 

Glagolitic
1> 
2> ,   
_Ex:
Glagolitic alphabet 

glair
1>  
2> ,  
3>   

glairy
1> 
2>   
3> , 

glaive
1> _. , , 

glam
1> _. (at)  ( -.)
2> _.   

glamor
1> _. = glamour

glamorise
1>  -.,  -.  

_Ex:
colourful leaflets glamorise the place   ()
     

glamorize
1>  -.,  -.  

_Ex:
colourful leaflets glamorize the place   ()
     

glamorous
1> _. = glamourous

glamour
1> ; ;  
_Ex:
a scene full of glamour ,  
_Ex:
the glamour of far-away countries  

_Ex:
to lend glamour to smb., smth.  -.,
-.   ( )
2> ; 
_Ex:
to cast a glamour over , , 
_Ex:
in this tale a maiden was made by glamour out of flowers 
     
3> _. , 
_Ex:
a woman with glamour  
_Ex:
glamour girl  ; 
_Ex:
glamour boy  
4> _. _. , 
5> , ; 

glamour stocks
1> ""  (    
     )

glamour-gift
1>  

glamourize
1>  -.,  -.  

_Ex:
colourful leaflets glamourize the place   ()
     

glamourous
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
she is a glamourous actress   
_Ex:
they gave me a glamourous job _.   
() 

glamours
1> ""  (    
     )

glamoury
1> ; ;  
_Ex:
a scene full of glamoury ,  
_Ex:
the glamoury of far-away countries 
 
_Ex:
to lend glamoury to smb., smth.  -.,
-.   ( )
2> ; 
_Ex:
to cast a glamoury over , ,

_Ex:
in this tale a maiden was made by glamoury out of flowers
      
3> _. , 
_Ex:
a woman with glamoury  
_Ex:
glamoury girl  ; 
_Ex:
glamoury boy  
4> _. _. , 

glance
1>  
_Ex:
impatient glance  
_Ex:
he gave her an admiring glance     

_Ex:
stealthy glance  
_Ex:
at a glance   
_Ex:
he saw at a glance that she'd been crying   ,
  
_Ex:
at the first glance   
_Ex:
to give (to take) a glance at  () 
_Ex:
to cast a glance upon smb., smth.    
-., -.
_Ex:
to dart (to flash) a glance   
_Ex:
to steal a glance at   
_Ex:
to interchange glances  
_Ex:
one glance at his face told me he was ill  
  ,  ,   
_Ex:
without a backward glance  ,  
(. .)
2> ; , 
_Ex:
a glance from the moving sword fell across his eyes 
   
3>  
_Ex:
a glance of the sword cut his shoulder  
   
_Ex:
the glance of a bullet after hitting a wall 
()   
4> ; 
5> ,       ( )
6> (. at)  
_Ex:
to glance at one's watch  ( )  
_Ex:
to glance out of the window   
_Ex:
to glance triumphantly around (one)  

_Ex:
to glance quizzically at smb.    -.
_Ex:
he glanced in my direction   ( )
  
_Ex:
he glanced over the audience    (
) 
_Ex:
she glanced over her shoulder  () ,
    
7>  
_Ex:
she glanced down the list of names   
  
_Ex:
he glanced through the library book   

_Ex:
he glanced his eye over the titles of the articles  
   
8>  , 
_Ex:
in his new book he only glances at the history of the country
        
_Ex:
this passage evidently glances upon Aristophanes  
, ,    
9> ,  
_Ex:
to glance a passing bird    
_Ex:
to glance a familiar face in the crowd   
 
10> , ;  ( )
_Ex:
the glasses glanced in the firelight   
 
11> 
_Ex:
the earthenware glanced back the flame of the lamp  
   
12> 
_Ex:
the rays of the rising sun glanced in the windows of the
house       
13>  (    )
_Ex:
in our talk we glanced at contemporary politics  
    
14>    (    . .;
. glance aside, glance from, glance off)
_Ex:
the blow only glanced off the bone   
 
15> _. , 
16> _. , 
17>  ; 

glance off
1>    
_Ex:
the sword glanced off  ,   
(,   . .)

glance up
1>     
_Ex:
he was very busy but when I entered he glanced up   
,    ,    (   )

glance-coal
1> _. ; ;  

glancing
1> 
2>  
3>  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
he hit him a glancing blow on the chin    
  

gland
1> _. ;  
_Ex:
lachrymal gland  
2> _pl.  
3> _pl. 
4> _. 
5> _. _. 
6> _. 
7> _. 

gland cell
1> _.  

gland packing
1> _.  

glandered
1> _. ,  

glanderous
1> _. 

glanders
1> _. 

glandiform
1>   
2> _. ; 

glandular
1> _. 
_Ex:
glandular stomach ,  
_Ex:
glandular fever _.  , 
,  

glandule
1> 
2>  ; 

glanduliform
1> _.     

glandulous
1> 
2>   

glare
1> , , ,  ; 

_Ex:
the glare of the sun on the water   
 
_Ex:
there was a red glare over the burning city  
    
_Ex:
she lives in the full glare of publicity   
   
_Ex:
talks out of the glare of publicity  ,
,     
2>  
3> , 
_Ex:
the glare of the footlights  
_Ex:
the pomp and glare of rhetoric    
4>  (. ,   )
_Ex:
the fierce glare on his face   
_Ex:
he looked at me with an angry glare   
 
5> _. 
6>  ;  
_Ex:
the tropic sun glared down on us all day  
  
_Ex:
the palace glared with dazzling lights  
 
7> (at, on, upon)    
_Ex:
to glare at smb. like a tiger   -. 
_Ex:
they didn't fight but stood there glaring at one another
  ,      
_Ex:
he glares down upon me with the utmost contempt  
    
8>  ( )
_Ex:
she glared hatred at him      
9>   , 
_Ex:
these colours glare   ;    ,
   
10> _.   ,  
11> _.    ( )

glareous
1> _.   
2> 
3>   
4> , 

glaring
1> , ; 
_Ex:
glaring light  
_Ex:
glaring neon signs   
2>  , 
_Ex:
glaring colours  
_Ex:
glaring red -
3> ,  ( )
_Ex:
glaring eyes   
4>   , ,  ( ,  
. .)
_Ex:
glaring error (fault)  
_Ex:
glaring falsehood  
_Ex:
the most glaring grievance   

glaringly
1> , 
2> ; 

glary
1> , ; ; 

glasnost
1> _. ,  

glasphalt
1> ,  ( )

glass
1> 
_Ex:
Venetian glass  
_Ex:
frosted glass  ;    ""
,   ""
_Ex:
ground glass    ; 
() 
_Ex:
a pane of glass  
_Ex:
a piece of (broken) glass 
_Ex:
a shiver (a splinter) of glass  
_Ex:
a flask of glass  
_Ex:
to case in   ;  
_Ex:
to paint on (upon) glass   
2>  
_Ex:
glass and china    
3> 
_Ex:
medicine glass 
4>  (.   )
_Ex:
cracked glass  () 
_Ex:
to drink a glass of water   
_Ex:
to finish off a glass  
5> ,  (. wine glass)
_Ex:
a glass of Rhenish wine  
_Ex:
to empty a glass   ()
_Ex:
to raise one's glass to   () 
(-.   . .)
_Ex:
please fill my glass  , 
6>  ; 
7> 
_Ex:
to look in the glass   
_Ex:
look at yourself in the glass     
8> _pl. 
_Ex:
rimless glasses   
_Ex:
to wear glasses  
9> 
10>  
11> 
12> 
13> 
14> 
_Ex:
the glass is falling  
15>  
16> _. () 
17> _. ,  
18> _.  
_Id:
to have (to take) a glass too much  
_Id:
to be fond of (to enjoy) one's glass   ,

_Id:
to look through green glasses ;  
(-.)
_Id:
to see through blue glasses  () 
 
_Id:
to see through rose-coloured glasses  
 
19> 
_Ex:
glass roof  ,   
_Ex:
glass slide  
_Ex:
glass structure _.  
_Ex:
glass work   ;  , 

_Id:
to have a glass jaw       
( )
20>   ,  
_Ex:
to glass peaches     
21>  ; ;  
22>  , 
23>   ;  (-. )
 
24> 
_Ex:
to glass oneself  (  )
_Ex:
the mountains glass themselves in the lake  
 
25>      ( 
. .)

glass block, glass brick
1> _. 

glass cord
1>   ( )

glass factory
1>  ;  
2>  (. )

glass fibre
1> 

glass in
1>  , ;  

glass industry
1>  

glass tissue
1> _. 

glass-artist
1>   ; 

glass-beads
1> _pl. 

glass-bell
1>  

glass-blower
1> 

glass-blowing
1>  ;  

glass-case
1> 

glass-cloth
1>  
2>    , 
3> _.  , 

glass-culture
1> ,  

glass-cutter
1> , 
2>    
3>  (  ); 

glass-dropper
1> , 

glass-dust
1> 

glass-eye
1>  
2> _. ; _pl. 

glass-furnace
1>  

glass-gauge
1>  ;   (, )
  

glass-glazed
1> _. 

glass-height-gauge
1>  ;   (, )
  

glass-house
1>  
2> , 
3>  (  )
4> _. _. ;  (  )

glass-lined
1> 

glass-man
1>     
2> 
3> _. , 

glass-oven
1>    

glass-painting
1>  

glass-paper
1>  ;  , 

glass-pot
1>  ;   

glass-shade
1>  , 

glass-shot
1> _. ,      ,
 

glass-spinning
1>    

glass-ware
1>  ,   

glass-wool
1> _.  

glassceramics
1> _. ; 

glassed
1> 
_Ex:
glassed bookcases   

glassed-in
1> 
_Ex:
glassed-in bookcases   

glassen
1> _. ; 
2>  ( )

glassful
1>  (  )
_Ex:
a glassful of milk  

glasshouse effect
1> _.    

glassify
1> ;  ;    
2> ;    

glassine
1>  ( )

glassing
1>   .
2>  ()

glassing-jack, glassing-machine
1>  

glassteel
1> _. ()    

glassworks
1>  ;  
2>  (. )

