heartburning
1> ; 
2>  _pl. ; 

hearten
1> , ;  (. hearten up)
2> _.  ()

heartening
1> 

heartfelt
1> ;  
_Ex:
heartfelt sympathy  
_Ex:
heartfelt cry  
_Ex:
to express one's heartfelt thanks to smb.  
 -.

heartful
1> ; ; 

hearth
1> ;  
_Ex:
hearth and home ,  ( )
_Ex:
without hearth or home ;    
2> ,  (  . .)
3>    ,   
4> _. ; ;   (); 
_Ex:
open hearth furnace  

hearth money
1> _.   

hearth tax
1> _.   

hearthside
1>   , 
2> ,  

hearthstone
1>    ;   
2>      
3> ,  

heartily
1> , 
_Ex:
to thank heartily  
2> , ;  
_Ex:
to set to work heartily     
_Ex:
to eat heartily   
3> _-.  
_Ex:
I am heartily glad that...   , ...
_Ex:
i am heartily sick of it    ;  
  

heartiness
1> , 
2> ; 
_Ex:
the heartiness which he puts into his work ,  
 
3> , 

hearting
1> _.  ()

heartland
1>     ,   . .;
  
2> _.  

heartless
1> , , , 
_Ex:
heartless ruler  
_Ex:
heartless fraud  
2> _. , 
3>  ( )
4> , ,  (   )

heartlet
1> 

heartlike
1>   

heartquake
1> 
2>  ;   ( , )

heartrending
1> ; 
_Ex:
heartrending cries  
_Ex:
heartrending experience  

heartrot
1> _.   (, )

heartsease, heart's-ease
1>  
2> _.  ,   (Viola tricolor)

heartsick
1> , ;   
_Ex:
heartsick lover  ; 
_Ex:
heartsick consciousness of failure  

heartsinking
1> ; ; 

heartsome
1> , _. , 
2> . _. , 

heartsore
1> ; 
2> , ; 

heartstrings
1> _pl.  ;  ;  
_Ex:
to play on (upon) smb.'s heartstrings  
-. 
_Ex:
to pull (to tug) at smb.'s heartstrings  -.;
 -.   

heartthrob
1> 
2>  ,  
3>  _.  , ; 

_Ex:
he is America's newest heartthrob   
 

heartthrug
1> ,   
2> , 

heartwarming
1> , , 
_Ex:
most heartwarming literary event of the year  
     

heartwood
1> _.  

hearty
1> ,  , . 
2> _. _. ,  
3> , 
_Ex:
to give one's hearty approval to a plan   
4> , , 
_Ex:
hearty welcome  () 
5> , ; 
_Ex:
hearty fellow  
_Ex:
he is seventy but still hale and hearty   ,
      
6> 
_Ex:
hearty curse  
_Ex:
hearty dislike  
_Ex:
then came the rain in a hearty flood   ()

_Ex:
hearty slap on the back    
_Ex:
he gave a good hearty laugh    (-)
7> ,  ( )
_Ex:
hearty appetite  
_Ex:
hearty meal  
_Ex:
to eat a hearty meal  
_Ex:
he is a hearty eater   ,   
8>  ( )
9>  (  )

heat
1> , 
_Ex:
summer heat  
_Ex:
heat haze 
_Ex:
to suffer from the heat   
_Ex:
the heat was stifling (suffocating)   
_Ex:
the heat of the day was over   
2>  ,  , 
3> ,  
_Ex:
fever heat ,  
_Ex:
her face flushed with sudden heat    
4>  (. )
_Ex:
blood heat   
_Ex:
what is the heat of the water in the swimming pool? 
   ?
_Ex:
the thermometer shows 30 degrees of heat  
30  
_Ex:
to bake at a heat of 160 degrees   
160 
_Ex:
we've no heat on today      ( 
)
5> 
_Ex:
moderate heat  
_Ex:
to use solar heat for energy   
  
_Ex:
the heat from the fire dried their clothes   
 
_Ex:
excessive heat and cold should be avoided  
  
6> _. 
_Ex:
latent heat  
_Ex:
radiating heat  
_Ex:
specific heat  
7> _. , 
_Ex:
red heat  
_Ex:
to raise iron to a white heat    

8> ; ; 
9> , 
_Ex:
heat of youth  
_Ex:
to speak with considerable heat    
_Ex:
in the heat of passion   
_Ex:
I said it in the heat of the moment    
_Ex:
to get into a fearful state of heat   
_Ex:
to cool one's heat   
_Ex:
at (a) white heat  ,  ,  
 
_Ex:
to work oneself up into a white heat    
_Ex:
there's going to be a lot of heat and trouble  
,    
10> 
_Ex:
in the heat of the debate   
_Ex:
in the heat of his departure he forgot his keys  
   
11> -.    ,   , 
12> _.  ()
13> _. ; ,     

_Ex:
final heat  ;  
_Ex:
preliminary heat  
_Ex:
dead heat  
14> _pl.  
15> _. ;  ;  
_Ex:
to be on (in, at) heat      
16> _. ; ; 
17> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
political heat  
_Ex:
to put the heat on smb.  ()  -.;
 -.  
_Ex:
to turn on the heat, to turn the heat on   
 ; ;   
18>  ; ; () ()
_Ex:
heat's on    (  )
19> ,  ()
20>  (, )
21> , ,  (. heat up)
_Ex:
to heat (up) some water  
_Ex:
to heat oneself by running  ()  
_Ex:
to heat smth. to (a temperature of) 80 degrees 
-.  () 80 
22> , 
_Ex:
the water here heats slowly    
23> 
24> 
25> ; ; 
_Ex:
to heat a house with coal   
26>  pass ; ; 
_Ex:
to get heated in a dispute (in an argument) 
  
_Ex:
to get heated with wine   
_Ex:
to heat the imagination  (, )

_Ex:
to heat the passions  
_Ex:
his arrogance heats me beyond endurance  
 
27> , 

heat barrier
1> _.  

heat capacity
1> _. 

heat carrier
1> _. 

heat conduction
1> _. 

heat conductivity
1> _.  

heat content
1> _. 

heat cure
1> _.   ()
2> _. 

heat death
1> _. " " ()

heat engine
1> _.  ,  

heat exchange
1> _. 

heat exhaustion
1> _.  ;  , 


heat insulation
1> 

heat island
1> _. " " (,    ,
   

heat lightning
1> 

heat loss
1> ;  

heat pipe
1> _.  

heat pollution
1>     ( 
    )

heat prostration
1> _.  ;  , 


heat pump
1> _.  ,   

heat rash
1> _. 

heat rate
1> _.  

heat shield
1> _.  

heat sink
1> _.  ;   

heat transfer
1> _. ; 

heat treatment
1> _. ,  ; 
2> _. 

heat triggered
1>   

heat unit
1> _. ,  

heat up
1> , 
2> , 
3> , 

heat value
1> _.  , 

heat-absorbing
1> _. 

heat-apoplexy, heat-asphyxia
1> _.  

heat-bodied
1> () 

heat-cleaned
1>  

heat-drops
1> _pl.   ,    
2> _pl. 
3> _pl.  

heat-fast
1> _. , , ,
, ; 

heat-insulated
1> ,  

heat-producing
1> _. 

heat-proof
1> _. , , ,
, ; 

heat-resistant
1> _. , , ,
, ; 

heat-resisting
1> _. , , ,
, ; 

heat-seeking missile
1> _.     

heat-spot
1> 
2> _.  

heat-treat
1> _.  

heated
1> , 
_Ex:
heated term _.   
_Ex:
heated flat   
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
heated brain  
_Ex:
heated imagination  () 
3> , 
_Ex:
heated discussion (argument, debate)  

heatedly
1> ; ; , 

heater
1> ;  ; ; ;

_Ex:
immersion heater  , 
2> _.  
3> ,   (-.)
4> _. _. 

heath
1> ,  ,  
2> _.  (Calluna gen., Erica gen.)
_Id:
one's native heath ,  

heath bell
1> _.  (Erica gen.)
2> _.   (Erica tetralix)
3>  
4>  

heath cock
1> _. - (Lyrurus tertix)
2> _.   (Tetrao cupido)

heath grass
1> _. ;   (Sieglingia decumbens)

heath pea
1> _.   (Lathurus montanus)

heath-hen
1> ,  

heathberry
1> _. ,   (Empetrum nigrum)
2>  ; ,   . .

heathbird
1> 

heathen
1> ; 
_Ex:
the heathen _. 
2> _. 
3> , ,  , 
4> 
_Ex:
heathen customs  
5>    
6> , , 

heathendom
1> 
2> ,  

heathenish
1> _. 
2> , ; 

heathenism
1> ;  
2> 

heathenize
1>   
2>  ,   

heathenry
1> ;  
2> 
3>  

heather
1> _.  (Calluna gen., Erica gen.)
2> ,  ;   (. heather
country)
_Id:
to set the heather on fire   ();
 
_Id:
to take to the heather  ,   
(.  )
3>   (-, -)

heather grass
1> _. ;   (Sieglingia decumbens)

heather mixture
1>    (  -
)

heatherbell
1> _.  (Erica gen.)
2> _.   (Erica tetralix)
3>  
4>  

heathery
1>  

heathland
1> ,  ,  

Heathrow
1>  (   )

heathy
1> 
2>  

