headstall
1>  , 

headstand
1> _.   

headstock
1> _. , ,   ( )
2> _.  
3> _.  

headstone
1>  , 
2>  

headstream
1>  , 

headstrong
1> ; , 
_Ex:
headstrong youth  
2> , ;  ( , 
 . .)

headstrongness
1> , , 

headteacher
1>  

headtorch
1>  

headwaiter
1> ,  

headward
1>  ,  ,    . .
2> ;    

headwards
1> ;    

headwaters
1> _.  
2> _.  
3> _.  
4> ;   
_Ex:
the headwaters of the Nile  

headway
1>  
_Ex:
to make headway ; ,  
( ,    . .)
_Ex:
to gather (to fetch) headway   ()
_Ex:
to get under headway   
2> 
3> _.      
  (, ),   
;  
_Ex:
six minutes' headway  
4> _.       

5> _.   
6> _. , 
7> _.   

headwear
1>  

headwind
1> _. _.  

headword
1> _.  ,   
2> _. ,  , " "
( )
3> _.  

headwork
1>  
2> _.     
3> _. 
4> _.  
5>   ( )

headworker
1>   

heady
1> , ; ; 
_Ex:
heady judgement  
2> , 
_Ex:
heady current  
3> , 
_Ex:
heady ale  
_Ex:
the heady air of spring   
4> , 
_Ex:
a heady scheme  

heal
1> (. heal up, heal over)  (. )
2>  , 
_Ex:
the oinment healed the wound    
3> , 
_Ex:
the wound healed slowly   
_Ex:
the sore soon healed up (over)  ()  
()
4> ,  ()
_Ex:
physician, heal thyself _. ,  
5> ; 
_Ex:
time heals most troubles (sorrows)  -  
6> ; 
_Ex:
to heal dissensions  
_Ex:
to heal the breach   

heal-all
1>  , 
2> _.   (Prunella vulgaris)

healable
1> _. , 

heald
1> _.  

healer
1> , 
_Ex:
time is the great healer  -  
2>  ( ), , 
_Ex:
faith healer ,    
3>  

healing
1> ; 
_Ex:
healing of wounds  
2> 
3> _.  (,   . .)
4> , 
_Ex:
healing waters  
_Ex:
healing ointments  
_Ex:
healing words ,   ,  

health
1> 
_Ex:
Ministry of H.  
_Ex:
public health 
_Ex:
bill of health, health bill  , 

_Ex:
broken in health   
_Ex:
to have (to enjoy) good health  ,  

_Ex:
to be in good health  ,    
_Ex:
to be in bad (poor, ill) health, to be out of health 
 
_Ex:
to recover (to regain, to restore) one's health ,
  
_Ex:
to look after one's health    
_Ex:
to preserve one's health   
_Ex:
to risk (to endanger, to expose to danger) one's health
  
_Ex:
to ruin one's health  ()  
_Ex:
to inquire after smb.'s health   -. 
_Ex:
to drink smb.'s health, to drink a health to smb.  
-. 
_Ex:
to propose smb.'s health    -.
_Ex:
(to) your (good) health! ()  !
_Ex:
he looks the picture of health   
2>  
_Ex:
there's health in the sea-breezes and sunshine  
    
3> , ; 
_Ex:
a menace to the economic health of the country 
  
_Id:
for one's health, for the good of one's health 
 ; ;   
_Id:
businessmen don't work for the good of their health 
     
_Id:
good health is above wealth, health before wealth, wealth
is nothing without health _.   

health centre
1>   (. infant health centre)
2> 

health education
1>  

health food
1>  ,  ,  

health insurance
1>    ,  

health officer
1>  

health physicist
1> 

health physics
1>  
2>   () 

health resort
1> 

health service
1> 

health spa
1>    

health visitor
1>  

health-and-beauty aids
1> -   

health-giving
1> ; , 

healthful
1> 
_Ex:
healthful country  
_Ex:
healthful mind  
2> 
_Ex:
healthful water  

healthfulness
1> ,  
_Ex:
the healthfulness of the climate  
( ) 

healthiness
1> ,  
_Ex:
the healthiness of the climate  
( ) 

healthless
1> _. , , 
2> _. 

healthsome
1> ; , 

healthwise
1> _. ;      

healthy
1> 
_Ex:
healthy appetite  
_Ex:
to be strong and healthy    
_Ex:
to be of healthy constitution   ()

_Ex:
to have a healthy look   
_Ex:
to have a healthy colour   
2> , , 
_Ex:
healthy economy  
_Ex:
a healthy footing  
_Ex:
a healthy sign  () 
_Ex:
the healthy state of a nation's finances  
 
_Ex:
to make healthier 
3> , 
_Ex:
healthy views  
_Ex:
healthy judgement  ()  ()
4> , 
_Ex:
healthy exercise  
_Ex:
healthy air  
_Ex:
a healthy life (way of living)   
_Ex:
to lead a healthy life    
_Ex:
healthy criticism  
_Ex:
healthy influence  
_Ex:
healthy reading for the young    

5> 
_Ex:
not a healthy spot to be in at that time   
 
6> _. , ; , 
_Ex:
healthy cheque    
_Ex:
healthy yells  () 

heap
1> , 
_Ex:
a heap of stones  
_Ex:
a heap of coal  
2> _. , , 
_Ex:
a heap of work  
_Ex:
heaps of people  
_Ex:
heapa of time  
_Ex:
heaps of times  () ; 
_Ex:
to make a heap of mistakes   () 
_Ex:
to have heaps of money   
_Ex:
there were heaps and heaps of them   -
(-)
_Ex:
there are heaps of books on this subject    
 
_Ex:
there is heaps more to say on this question   
   
_Ex:
she feels a heap better     
3> _.  , , 
4> _. , 
_Id:
all of a heap ,  ; , ;
   
_Id:
he fell all of a heap upon the chair   
 
_Id:
all of a heap the room was empty   
_Id:
to knock (to strike) smb. all of a heap , ,
 -.;  -.  
5> ; ,    (. heap up,
heap together)
_Ex:
to heap (up) stones    
6> ,  (. heap up)
_Ex:
to heap up riches  ; 
_Ex:
to heap up facts, names and dates in one's memory 
     ,   
7> ,    (. heap up)
_Ex:
snow heaped against the fence    
8> (with) , 
_Ex:
to heap a plate with cherries    
_Ex:
to heap a cart with hay   
9> , 
_Ex:
to heap smb. with favours, to heap favours upon smb. 
-. 
_Ex:
to heap work on smb.  -. 
_Ex:
to heap praises on (upon) smb.  -. ,
  -.
_Ex:
they heaped insults on his memory    

_Id:
to heap coals of fire on smb.'s head _. 
-.     (  -. 
,     )

heaped
1> ;  
_Ex:
heaped measure  
_Ex:
a heaped tablespoonful     ( )

heaping
1> ;  
_Ex:
heaping measure  
_Ex:
a heaping tablespoonful     ( )

heapstead
1> _. ,  , 


heapy
1> ;   ;  ( )

hear
1> , 
_Ex:
to hear a loud sound   
_Ex:
there was nothing to be heard    
_Ex:
I heard him laugh (laughing)  ,   
_Ex:
I heard my name mentioned  ,    
_Ex:
I cannot hear myself speak ( , )   
 
_Ex:
he that hath ears to hear, let him hear    
2> ,  
_Ex:
she can't hear very well     
3> , 
_Ex:
to hear a famous singer   
4>  ,    (,
,   . .)
_Ex:
to hear a course of lectures   
5> _. 
_Ex:
to hear a lesson   ()
_Ex:
to hear a pupil his lesson    
6>    ;  (,
  . .)
_Ex:
to hear a deputation  () 
7> _. ,   (  )
_Ex:
the case was heard last week     
8> , 
_Ex:
to hear the news  () 
_Ex:
to hear say (tell of) _. ,   -. 
-.
_Ex:
I've never heard of him      
_Ex:
I heard that you intend to go to the South   (
),      
_Ex:
let me hear the story    
_Ex:
nobody let me hear of it      
_Ex:
I'm glad to hear that     ;  
_Ex:
we first heard of this disease in the sixth century 
       
9> (from)  , 
_Ex:
how often do you hear from your brother?   
   (     )?
_Ex:
let me hear from you  ;     
_Ex:
we hear regularly from one another   
_Ex:
he has not been heard of since       
 
_Ex:
we hear from our representative _.  
 
_Ex:
hoping to hear from you _.    
()
10>   (-.);  (-.   . .)
_Ex:
he heard my entreaty    
_Ex:
she will not hear of my going      
 
_Ex:
he would not hear of it        ,
      
_Ex:
I won't hear of such a thing    
_Ex:
who ever heard of going to bed at nine!    -
    !
_Id:
hear! hear! !, ! (, 
  )
_Id:
you will hear about (of) this later     
(, );     
_Id:
to hear the grass grow  
 ()
_Id:
let's hear it for (smb.) _.  
(-);  (-)
_Id:
let's hear it for the President!  !

hear out
1>  ( );  

hearable
1> ,   

heard
1> _p.  _p-p.  hear

hearer
1> 
2> 

hearing
1> 
_Ex:
the organ of hearing  
_Ex:
hard of hearing   , 
_Ex:
the old man's hearing is poor    
2>  
_Ex:
to be within hearing    
_Ex:
to be out of hearing    
_Ex:
the conversation was beyond my hearing     
  
_Ex:
in smb.'s hearing  -.,   -.
3> , 
_Ex:
to give smb. a (fair) hearing () 
-.
_Ex:
he gained a hearing   ,  
4> _.  ;  (  - .  
)
_Ex:
hearing of witnesses  
_Ex:
preliminary hearing  ; 

_Ex:
hearing in camera  
5>   (  
,   )
6> ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
trial hearing ()  (  . .)
7> _.    
8> , , 
_Ex:
that's a good hearing   
9> _. 

hearing aid
1>  

hearken
1> _. (to) ; ;  ,
  
_Ex:
to hearken to a supplication  
_Ex:
the boy hearkened to him     


hearsay
1> , 
_Ex:
a malicious hearsay  () 
_Ex:
by (from) hearsay  
_Ex:
to take smth. on hearsay  -.  
_Ex:
I have it only from hearsay       
2>   ;   
_Ex:
hearsay evidence _.    ; ,
  
_Ex:
hearsay testimony _.     
_Ex:
hearsay rule _.    
,   
_Ex:
hearsay knowledge    ; 
 

hearse
1> ,  
2> _.   ( )
3> _.  
4> _. 
5> _. 
6>    ()
7> _. ; 

hearse cloth
1>    

hearst
1> _.    

hearsy
1> 

heart
1> 
_Ex:
compensated heart _.    
 
_Ex:
with beating heart   
_Ex:
to press (to clasp) smb. to one's heart  -. 

_Ex:
he has heart trouble, he has a weak heart   
() 
2> , 
_Ex:
affectionate heart  
_Ex:
heart of oak  () 
_Ex:
a heart of gold  
_Ex:
a heart of flint (stone)  
_Ex:
broken heart  
_Ex:
big heart ,  ; ,

_Ex:
false heart 
_Ex:
a stout heart ,  
_Ex:
light heart 
_Ex:
heart talk  
_Ex:
with a heavy heart   
_Ex:
at heart, in one's heart (of hearts)   
_Ex:
from the bottom of one's heart, from the heart  
,   
_Ex:
with all one's heart   ; , 
_Ex:
in the fullness of one's heart   ,  

_Ex:
near (close to) one's heart  -. 
_Ex:
after one's own heart  ,  
_Ex:
he's a man after my own heart     
_Ex:
in the inmost recesses of the heart   
_Ex:
to speak to the heart    ,  
 
_Ex:
to open (to pour out) one's heart to smb.  -. 
,  -.  
_Ex:
to move (to stir, to touch) smb.'s heart 
-. ,  -.
_Ex:
to cut smb. to the heart  () -. 
 
_Ex:
to read people's hearts    
_Ex:
her heart bleeds for him     
  
_Ex:
to lie (heavy) at smb.'s heart    -. 

_Ex:
to have one's heart in one's work     
_Ex:
have a heart! !, !
_Ex:
this man has no heart   () ;
    
_Ex:
his heart was heavy (full)      
3> , , 
_Ex:
to lose (to give) one's heart to smb.   
-.,  -.
_Ex:
to obtain (to gain, to win) smb.'s heart  ()
-. 
_Ex:
to steal smb.'s heart  -. 
_Ex:
dear (sweet) heart  ,  ,  , ,
 ( )
4> , , 
_Ex:
to take heart (of grace), to pluck up (one's) heart 
 ,  
_Ex:
to take heart again  
_Ex:
to take heart from smth.    -.
_Ex:
we should take heart from this example   
 
_Ex:
to keep a good heart   ,  
_Ex:
to lose heart  , 
_Ex:
to give heart to smb.  -.,  -.
_Ex:
to have the heart to do smth.   -.
_Ex:
no one had the heart to tell him about it    
     
_Ex:
to put smb. in good heart, to put new (fresh) heart into
smb.  -.  ();  -. 
5>  , 
_Ex:
in the heart of the city   
_Ex:
in the heart of Africa   
_Ex:
in the heart of the country    
_Ex:
in the heart of summer   () 
6> , 
_Ex:
the heart of a cabbage  
_Ex:
heart of oak  
7> , 
_Ex:
at the heart of smth.   -.
_Ex:
to get to the heart of the matter    
_Ex:
to get to the heart of the mystery  
8> .  .  .  . . _. ,  
_Ex:
knave of hearts  
_Ex:
hearts is (are) trump  - 
9> _. ,   
10> ,  (      
  )
11> _. , 
12> _. 
_Ex:
next one's (the) heart   , 
13> _. 
_Id:
hearts and flowers  , 
_Id:
(British) hearts of oak     
_Id:
(with) heart and soul  ; 
_Id:
heart and hand ;  ;  
_Id:
to be heart and hand for smth.    -.
_Id:
with half a heart 
_Id:
in (good, strong) heart   ; 
_Id:
out to heart  ,   ; 
_Id:
by heart ;  
_Id:
to get (to learn) by heart  
_Id:
to say by heart  
_Id:
to one's heart's content , , , 
 
_Id:
a change of heart  ;  
( -.)
_Id:
he had a change of heart    ;
    
_Id:
to be the heart and soul of smth.   -. (
 . .)
_Id:
to break smb.'s heart  -. ;  ,
 -.
_Id:
to cross one's heart , 
_Id:
cross my heart and hope to die -!,   
 !
_Id:
to search one's heart    , 
   
_Id:
to devour one's heart, to eat one's heart out  ;
,  
_Id:
dear heart!, (God, Lord) bless my heart!  !,  
!,   !
_Id:
to cry one's heart out   ;  
_Id:
to set one's heart against smth., to have one's heart set
against smth.    -.
_Id:
she had set her heart against selling the picture  
     
_Id:
to set one's heart on smth., to have one's heart set on
smth.   -.,   -.
_Id:
to set one's heart at rest ,  
_Id:
to have one's heart in smth.   
 -.
_Id:
I didn't have my heart in this work, my heart wasn't in this
work        
_Id:
to have one's heart in the right place   ()

_Id:
to have one's heart in one's mouth 
_Id:
to bring smb.'s heart into his mouth  -. 

_Id:
to wear one's heart upon (on) one's sleeve  ()
  ,   
_Id:
to make smb.'s heart leap  -.  
_Id:
his heart failed him, his heart sank, his heart was in his
boots  ;      
_Id:
my heart smote me    
_Id:
to do smb.'s heart good  () -.
_Id:
to be sick at heart  ; , 
_Id:
to lay smth. to heart  , 
( , );    
_Id:
to take smth. to heart  , 
( , );    ; 
-.   ,   -.
_Id:
to have smth. at heart  ()  -.,
 -.
_Id:
I have your health at heart     
_Id:
to have a soft spot in one's heart for smb.  
 -.,    -.
_Id:
every heart knows its own bitterness    
_Id:
the heart that once truly loves never forgets _. 
  
_Id:
what the heart thinks the tongue speaks   ,  
 
14>    ( ,   . .; . heart
up)
15> _.  (,     . .;
. heart in)
16> _.    ; 
17> _. , 

heart association
1>  

heart attack
1>  , 

heart block
1> _.  

heart cherry
1> _.   (Cerasus avium  juliana)

heart failure
1>  ,  
2>    

heart murmur
1> _.  ,   

heart point
1> _.   ()

heart rate
1> _.  ,   

heart shake
1> _.  

heart urchin
1> _.    (Echinocardium)

heart's-blood
1>  ; 
2>  
3>  

heart-blood
1>  ; 
2>  
3>  

heart-cry
1>  

heart-disease
1> ,  

heart-easing
1>  ;   

heart-free
1>  

heart-grief
1>  ;  

heart-heaviness
1>   

heart-lung machine
1>  "   ", 
 , 

heart-piercing
1> , 
_Ex:
that sweet heart-piercing melody   
 

heart-searching
1> ; ;  
   
_Ex:
after much heart-searching (many heart-searchings) I accepted
   ()  
2> , 
_Ex:
a heart-searching look  () 

heart-service
1>  

heart-shaped
1> , ,   

heart-stricken
1>    

heart-struck
1>    

heart-to-heart
1> , , 
_Ex:
heart-to-heart talk   ;  

heart-whole
1>   ,   ,  
2> , 
3> , , 

heartache
1>  ,  , , 
2> _.   
3> 

heartbeat
1> ,  ;  
2> 

heartbreack
1>  ;  ;  

heartbreaker
1>  , ",   " (. ,
        )
2>  ;   
3> , , ""

heartbreaking
1> ;   
_Ex:
heartbreaking disappointment  
_Ex:
it's heartbreaking to see her suffer  ,
 ,   
2> _. , 
_Ex:
heartbreaking job  () 

heartbroken
1>  ;   

heartburn
1> 
2> ; 
3>  _pl. ; 

