hawk-eyed
1>   ,   
2> ;   

hawk-nosed
1> ;  ,  

hawkbill
1> _.  ( ;
Eretmochelys imbricata)

hawkbit
1> _.  (Leontodon hispidus)

hawked
1> , 

hawker
1>     
2> 
3>  ,  (.   
 )

Hawkeye
1> _. " ", ,   

Hawkeye State
1> _. () 

hawking
1>  

hawkish
1> ;   
2> _. ""; 

hawkism
1> _.  ,  ; 

hawkmoth
1> _. ,   (Sphingidae)

hawknose
1>  ;  

hawksbill turtle
1> _.  ( ;
Eretmochelys imbricata)

hawkshaw
1> (. H.) ,  (    .)

hawkweed
1> _.  (Hieracium gen.)

hawm
1> _. ,   

hawse
1> _. 
2> _.        ,
    

hawsehole
1> _. 

hawsepipe
1> _.  , 

hawser
1> _. , ; ; ,  

hawthorn
1> _.  (Crataegus gen.)

hay
1> 
_Ex:
to make hay ,    
_Ex:
hay harvest (time) ,   
2> _. _.    (.  )
_Ex:
twenty dollars an hour is certainly not hay  
  -   
_Id:
to make hay  ,  
() 
_Id:
to make hay of smth.   ;   
 , ,  (-.   . .)
_Id:
neither hay nor grass    
_Id:
between hay and grass     ( ); _. 
 
_Id:
to look for a needle in a bundle of hay   
 
_Id:
to raise hay _. _.   (); 

_Id:
to drag smb. out of the hay  -.  ,
 -.
_Id:
to hit the hay  () ,   
_Id:
make hay while the sun shines _.  ,  
3>      ;  
4>    ,  
5>  () 
6> _. _.  ; ; ; 
7> _. _.   
8>  (  )

hay asthma
1> _.  

hay buck
1> _-. -

hay cage
1> _-. 

hay carrier
1> _-. , 
2> _-.   

hay down
1>  ()
2>  ( )

hay fever
1> _.  

hay spreader
1> _-.   

hay tedder
1> _-. 

hay-de-guise, hay-de-guy
1> _.  (  )

hay-heating
1> _-. , "" 

hayband
1>  , 

haybote
1> ,     
,   . .
2> _.       , 
 . .

haybox
1>    (    ""
 )

hayburner
1> _. _. , , " "

haycock
1>  
_Ex:
to make haycocks  

hayfield
1>  ( ), ;  

Hayflick limit
1> _.   (   
 )

hayfork
1> 
2> _-. 

haying
1>  
_Ex:
haying time ,  
2>    

hayk
1> _.     ( 
)

haylage
1> _-. 

hayland
1> _-.  

hayloft
1> 

haymaker
1> ,   
2> 
3> _pl.   (. haymaker's jig)
4> _. ,  

haymaking
1>    , ;    ,
 
2>   ;    

haymaking machine
1>  

haymow
1> _-.  
2> _-. ,   
3> _-. 

haymower
1> 

hayrack
1> _-. ,  
2> _-.    
3> _-.      
4> _. _.     
5> _-.    
6> 

hayrick
1>  , 

hayride
1> _. , ,      
 

hayseed
1>  
2>  
3> _.  , 

haysel
1> _. ,  

hayshock
1> _. _.  

haystack
1>  , 

haystacker
1> _-. 

Haytian
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Haytians _. 
2> 

hayward
1> _. ,     ( )
2> _. ,     

haywire
1> _-.  
2> _. _.  ;    ;
, 
3> _. _. , ; 
_Ex:
radios go haywire  
4> , ; 
5> , 
6> , 
_Ex:
he is haywire to say that  ,   
_Ex:
to go haywire   ,  ;
, ""

hazard
1> , 
_Ex:
an element of hazard  
_Ex:
to take hazards   
_Ex:
to run (to stand) the hazard 
_Ex:
to put one's reputation to hazard   
 
_Ex:
at all hazards  ;     ;  
   
_Ex:
at the hazard of one's life   
_Ex:
smoking is a health hazard    
_Ex:
a life full of hazards ,  
2>   (   . .)
_Ex:
the (many) hazards of the big city , 
   
3> ; , 
_Ex:
games of hazard  
_Ex:
to select at hazard  
4>  ()    
5>  ()
_Ex:
losing hazard  "   " (  )
_Ex:
winning hazard  "   " ()
6> _. 
7> . _pl.      
   ()
8>  ,    ()
9>   ( )
10> _.  
11> ,   
_Ex:
to hazard one's life  
_Ex:
to hazard all consequences   ,  
 
_Ex:
I would hazard my life on his honesty   ,
   
12> , 
_Ex:
to hazard a remark  
13> _.    

hazard light
1> _.  

hazard side
1>  ,    ()

hazardable
1> _. , ; 

hazardous
1> , 
_Ex:
hazardous enterprise  
_Ex:
hazardous experiment  
2> _. 
_Ex:
hazardous roof  
_Ex:
hazardous rock  

Hazchem
1>      


haze
1>  , , 
_Ex:
a thin haze veiled the hills    
2>   ;   
3>  ( )
4> , ; 
5> _. _.  ;   
  
6> _.   (.  );  ()
7> _. ; ; 

haze about
1> _. ,  

hazel
1> _.  ,   (Corylus gen.)
2> _.  (Corylus potica)
3> ,   
4> ,   ()
_Ex:
hazel plantation 
5> , -  - 
6> , -  -; 
_Ex:
hazel eyes  
7> ,   
8>  

hazel grouse
1> _.  (Tetrao bonasia)

hazel hen
1> _.  (Tetrao bonasia)

hazel-wood
1> 
2> ,   

hazelly
1>  , -
2>   ( )

hazelnut
1> ,   ()
_Ex:
hazelnut plantation 

hazemeter
1> _.     

hazer
1> _. ,  ,  (); 

hazily
1> , , 

haziness
1>   
2> , , , 

hazle
1> _. ; 
2>  

hazy
1> ,  , 
_Ex:
hazy weather  () 
_Ex:
hazy wood   
_Ex:
hazy view  ;  
_Ex:
hazy vision  
2> , , 
_Ex:
hazy idea  
3>  

hazzle
1> _. ; 
2>  

he
1> _. 
2> , , ,    (
. ,   . .)
_Ex:
it is a he   ( )
_Ex:
there were three of them, one she and two hes    -
  ()    ()
3>  ( )
_Ex:
the hes in birds   
_Ex:
he bear  
4> ,   (  )
5>  ( )
_Ex:
where is your brother? He is at school   ? -
  
_Ex:
I saw him yesterday    
_Ex:
give him the books   
_Ex:
they know nothing about him      
_Ex:
it was very kind of him       
_Ex:
him I shall never forgive     
_Ex:
I am older than he   
_Ex:
that's he  ;  
_Ex:
I can't imagine it being he     ,
  
_Ex:
he and I   ;   
_Ex:
I am he    
_Ex:
if I were he       
6> _. , ,  ( , ,  
 . .  )
_Ex:
the dog stopped:
he heard a rustle  :   
_Ex:
she was not afraid of death but she did not expect him so
soon    ,       
7> (    ) 
_Ex:
did he hurt himself then?   (),  ?
8>    
9>  ()
_Ex:
he that believes... ,  ...
_Ex:
he of whom you speak is my best friend ,    ,
  
_Ex:
the prize goes to him who comes in first  
() ,   
10> ; 
_Ex:
he of the red robe   
11> ! (   )
_Ex:
he, he -!, -!

he'd
1> _. _.  he had  he would

he'll
1> _. _.  he will
2> _. _.  he shall

he's
1> _. _.  he is  he has

he-
1>     : 
_Ex:
he-dog 
_Ex:
he-wolf -

he-goat
1> 

he-he
1> -

he-man
1> _. _.  

head
1> 
_Ex:
bald head  , 
_Ex:
bullet head  
_Ex:
taller by a head, a head taller   
_Ex:
a blow on the head   
_Ex:
a nod of the head   
_Ex:
to shake one's head   
_Ex:
to toss one's head  
_Ex:
to fall head first   
_Ex:
to dive head downwards (foremost)   ;
  ()
_Ex:
to feel heavy in the head    
_Ex:
to cut off smb.'s head  -.;  
-.
_Ex:
to win by a head _.   ; - 
( ; . to win by short head)
_Ex:
a price was set on his head     

_Ex:
my head aches    
_Ex:
my head swims    ,    
 
_Ex:
the blood rushed (in)to his head     
2>  ,  
3> 
_Ex:
it will cost him his head     ,
    
4> , ; 
_Ex:
a clear head  
_Ex:
a cool head  ,  
_Ex:
a hot head  ,  () 
_Ex:
a wise head  , ; _. 
_Ex:
a wooden head 
_Ex:
to have a (good) head on one's shoulders  
() 
_Ex:
to use one's head  
_Ex:
use your head  
_Ex:
to trouble (to bother) one's head about smth. 
 -.;    -.
_Ex:
to take smth. into one's head, to take it into one's head
to do smth.  ()  -.  
_Ex:
to keep smth. in one's head  -.  ; 
-.  
_Ex:
to be above smb.'s head   -. 
()
_Ex:
he has a good head for figures    
_Ex:
it came into his head   ()  
_Ex:
it never entered his head to help me      
 
_Ex:
something put (sent) it out of my head  - 
()    ,  -   
5> () , 
_Ex:
he has a good head for heights    
_Ex:
he has a good (strong) head for drink    
6> 
_Ex:
the wiser heads 
_Ex:
the crowned heads (of Europe)   ()
_Ex:
ten dollars a (per) head     
( )
_Ex:
to count heads    ()
7> (_pl.  .)  
_Ex:
a thousand head of cattle   
_Ex:
the park feeds about 40 head of deer   
 40 
8> ;  ()
_Ex:
a large head of game   
9> _-. 
10> _. _.   (.  )
_Ex:
he has a head      
_Ex:
I've got a bad (awful,thick) head    
()
11> _. 
_Ex:
to keep one's head shut  ; , 

12>  ()
13> _. ; 
_Ex:
I combed his head   
14> _. _. 
15> ,  , 
_Ex:
a film head   
16>   (-.); , 
_Ex:
the head of a mountain  
_Ex:
the head of the stairs   
17> _.  ()
18> ,   (-.); 
_Ex:
the head of a procession  
_Ex:
heads of a bridge   
_Ex:
the head of the street  
_Ex:
at the head of the page   
_Ex:
at the head of the table   ,   
_Ex:
at the head of the bed   
_Ex:
to be at the head of the field (pace) _.  
_Ex:
I waited at the head of the line     
19> _. ,   ;  ()
_Ex:
head to sea  
_Ex:
down by the head  ; _. 
_Ex:
be in the position "head to wind" "  "
( )
20>  , 
_Ex:
to make (no) head ()  
_Ex:
we are making head at last , ,  
_Ex:
the movement gathered head   
21>  ()
22> 
_Ex:
the head of a flower  
_Ex:
a head of cabbage  
23> ,  ()
24>  ,  ()
25> , ; , 
_Ex:
heads of chapters  
_Ex:
a document arranged under five heads ,  
  ()
_Ex:
under different heads   
26> _.   ()
_Ex:
to come (to draw) to a head, to gather head  ( )
27>  , ; 
_Ex:
to come to a head   
_Ex:
trouble coming to a head ,  - 
_Ex:
to bring smth. to a head  -.;  ;
 -.  ,  -.
28>  (,   . .);  
()
29>  ()
30>  ();  ();  ()
31>  ()
32>  ()
33>  ( )
34> _.  
35> _. , 
36> _. 
_Ex:
print head  
37> _pl.   (); 
_Ex:
heads or tails?   ?
_Ex:
heads I win, tails you lose   ,  ,
   -  ;     
38>  (   . .)
_Ex:
with a head on   , 
39>  ( )
40>  ;   (, )
_Ex:
a car with a folding (sliding) head   
,  
41>  (,   . .)
42> _. ,   
43> _. _.   (. head magnetic head)
44> _.  ()
45> _.  
46> _.   (   )
47> _. ,   ()
48> . _pl. _.  
49> _pl. _.  ,   ( )
50> _.  ; ,  , 
( )
_Ex:
to flow by heads    (); 
 
51> ,  ( )
52> _.  (  )
53> _. _. _. 
54> _. , 
55> , , ; , 
_Ex:
the H. _. , , 
_Ex:
the head of a department _.   
 
_Ex:
H. of Government  
_Ex:
the head of a party  
_Ex:
the H. of the Army   ,

56> ; ; 
_Ex:
the head of a clan  
57>  
58> ; ; 
59> ,  
_Ex:
at the head of the whole business    
_Ex:
to be at the head of one's class   ()
  
60> ,  , "" ()
_Ex:
head of a nominal expression  ( ) 

_Id:
a head of hair  () 
_Id:
a good head of hair  
_Id:
raw head and broody bones    
 ; , -. 
_Id:
scare head _.    ( )
_Id:
an old head on young shoulders    
_Id:
big head and little wit  ,   
_Id:
off (out of) one's head   , ,  
 
_Id:
to go off (out of) one's head   , 
_Id:
on one's head  -. ;  -. ;
,  
_Id:
standing on one's head ,  
_Id:
I can do it standing on my head     
;      
_Id:
soft (weak) in the head , , 
_Id:
he is weak in the head     
_Id:
light in the head  ; ;
, 
_Id:
it made him feel light in the head     

_Id:
he is touched in the head     ;   
 
_Id:
out of one's own head   , ,

_Id:
by the head and ears 
_Id:
over head and ears, head over ears (in love, in debt)  
(,  )
_Id:
head over heels, heels over head  , 
; , ; ;  , 
_Id:
head over heels in love   
_Id:
from head to foot (heel)    
_Id:
over (above) smb.s head  -. ,   
 -.;  -.  ()
_Id:
one's head off   ; ;   
_Id:
to work one's head off    ( )
_Id:
to shout one's head off     (  )
_Id:
he snored his head off   
_Id:
to eat one's head off ; ;   
;   ,     
; 
_Id:
I'll eat my head off, I'll give my head for it  
 , 
_Id:
to talk smb.'s head off  -., 
-. 
_Id:
to bite off smb.'s head, to snag (to eat) smb.'s head off
,   -. ()
_Id:
to beat smb.'s head off  -.  
_Id:
to be head and shoulders above others   
()  
_Id:
heads up! !, !; !
_Id:
heads up, everybody! !,  !; 
  ! (); !; !;
! ( ,    
 )
_Id:
to keep one's head   ( )
_Id:
to keep a cool head  ,   
_Id:
to lift up one's head   ,  
_Id:
to show one's head  
_Id:
to turn smb.s head  -. 
_Id:
to take the head ,   ( ); 
 ,    
_Id:
to hide one's head ;  ,   
,  
_Id:
to hang (to have) one's head down ;  
_Id:
to stand with one's head down ,  
_Id:
to hold one's head up, to carry one's head high 
 
_Id:
to keep one's head down 
_Id:
to shake one's head at smth.   -.;  
-.
_Id:
to stake one's head on smth., to give one's head for
smth.    -.,    
_Id:
to put one's head in a noose    
_Id:
to make head against smb., smth.  ()
 -., -.;  ; 
,   
_Id:
to break one's head over smth.    -.
_Id:
to bury (to hide) one's head in the sand  ()
  ;   
_Id:
to hold (to keep) one's head above water   
 ,  
_Id:
to keep one's head above ground 
_Id:
to get a swelled head, to go about with one's head in the
air , 
_Id:
to beat (to bang) one's head against the wall  
 ,    
_Id:
to have one's head in the clouds   
_Id:
to give one's head for the washing   
_Id:
to wash an ass's head  , 
 
_Id:
to knock smb.'s heads together   

_Id:
to lay (to put) heads together ; 
; 
_Id:
to make head or tail of smth  -., 
 -.
_Id:
not to (to be unable to) make head or tail of smth. 
 -.,   (   )   -.
_Id:
to give smb. his head  -. ;  
  
_Id:
to go to the head ,    ( )
_Id:
the whisky has gone to his head     ;
 
_Id:
his successes have gone to his head    
_Id:
to stand on one's head   
_Id:
to hit the nail on the head   , 
_Id:
to have a cold in the head 
_Id:
he has a cold in the head  ,   
_Id:
to knock smth. on the head   -., 
 -.
_Id:
to fling oneself at smb.'s head  -.  
_Id:
to do smth. on one's own head  -.  
( )
_Id:
on your head be it      ;  
 ;      
_Id:
to cut (to make) shorter by the head 
_Id:
heads will (would are likely to) roll  (-)
 (  )
_Id:
two heads are better than one _.  ,   
_Id:
better be the head of a dog, than the tail of a lion
_.     ,    
61> ; ; 
62> , 
_Ex:
head nurse   
_Ex:
head waiter 
_Ex:
head electrician _.  
_Ex:
the head man of the tribe  
63> 
_Ex:
head tide  
_Ex:
head wind  () 
_Ex:
head sea  
64>     ; 
65> ,   ; ,  
_Ex:
to head an army  
_Ex:
to head the poll   
66> ;  
_Ex:
he heads all the records    
67> ,  (-. )
_Ex:
to head a section  
_Ex:
to head a letter with the date     
_Ex:
the article is headed...  ...
68> ,  ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
these words head the charge  ( ) 
 
_Ex:
his name heads the list      
69> 
_Ex:
to head a boat towards shore    
_Ex:
to head smb. to the proper door  -.  ,
 -.   
_Ex:
he headed his flock for home    
70> ,    
_Ex:
to head straight for one's destination   
 
_Ex:
how does the ship head?   ?
71> ,  ()
_Ex:
to head a flock of sheep    
72>  (-.) 
73>    (,   . .); 
(,   . .)
_Ex:
the traveller headed the stream instead of crossing it
     ,  
() 
74>   (-.)
_Ex:
he headed the driving snow      ,
    
75> (for)   , 
_Ex:
to head for trouble    ; 
 
_Ex:
you are heading for disaster     
76>  ,  ( )
_Ex:
the Potomac heads in the Alleghanies   
   
77> ,   ( , ,
  . .; . head up)
_Ex:
to head (up) a barrel    
78> (. head up) ,   ( 
 . .);  ( )
79> ,  ( )
80>  ,  
81>   (, ; . head down)
82> ,  ()
83> 
_Ex:
to head and gut fish      
84>   ;   (. head in; )
_Ex:
to head the ball   
_Ex:
he headed the goal to equalize     
 
_Id:
to head a trick _.  ( )  

head back
1>   ()
2>     ( )

head booster
1> _. 

head boy
1>  ,  ,  (  )

head cold
1> ; 

head count
1> _. "  "; 
2>  (   . .)
3>   ( )

head counter
1> _.  (  ,  
  . .)
2>   ( )

head doctor
1> _. 

head end
1>   (    . .)
2>    ( , 
  . .)

