intinction
1> _.  ;  

intitulation
1> _. 
2> ; ; 

intitule
1> _. = entitle

into
1>       -.:
_Ex:
come into the house   
_Ex:
to walk into a garden   
_Ex:
the stone fell into the river    
_Ex:
the river flows into a lake     
_Ex:
he sank into an armchair    
_Ex:
she poured some milk into the cup     
_Ex:
to look into smb.'s eyes  -.  
_Ex:
he bit into an apple     
_Ex:
he bit his teeth into his lower lip    
2> ( far into)     
,     -. 
: 
_Ex:
to work far into the night    
_Ex:
the lamp was still burning on into the day   ,
    
_Ex:
this process lasted well into this century  
    
3>     -. , : 
_Ex:
to marry into a family  ( ),   
_Ex:
to go into the law  
_Ex:
to go into business   
_Ex:
let me into the secret    
4>      : 
_Ex:
to get into difficulties   , 
  
_Ex:
to fall into a trap    ()
_Ex:
to get into trouble   
_Ex:
to fall into the hands of the enemy    
5>    -.: 
_Ex:
to inquire (to investigate) into the matter 
 () 
_Ex:
look into this report    
6>        -.: 
_Ex:
hydrogen enters into the composition of water  
  
_Ex:
to enter into a list   
7>      : ; 
.  
_Ex:
the rain turned into snow    
_Ex:
to burst into tears  
_Ex:
to lapse into silence   
8>    
_Ex:
to put into shape  ;   
_Ex:
they collected coal into heaps     
9>      
_Ex:
to translate from English into Russian, to put English into
Russian     
10>  :
11>    , ,  
_Ex:
to divide smth. into pieces  -.   ()
_Ex:
he folded the napkin into four    
12> :
_Ex:
three into twenty one is seven   ()
   
13> :
seven (multiplied) into three is twenty one  ()
    
14>    ,  
 ;  :
_Ex:
they laughed him into silence   

_Ex:
an insurance agent had scared him into insuring his property
    ,    

15>     -., -.: 
_Ex:
to walk into smb.   -.
_Ex:
to run into a wall   
16>  
_Ex:
into the bargain   , 
_Ex:
to take into account (consideration) 
_Ex:
to come into being , 
_Ex:
to come into an inheritance  
_Ex:
to be into smth. _.  -.
_Ex:
her two sons are both into the arts    

17>    -.
_Ex:
he was into drugs     
_Ex:
to be into smb. _.   -.
_Ex:
he was into us for forty dollars    


intolerable
1> , ; ; 
_Ex:
intolerable heat  
_Ex:
intolerable insolence  
2> , ; 

intolerableness
1> _. , ; 

intolerably
1> , ; 

intolerance
1> 
_Ex:
the intolerance of the medieval church 
 
2>  
_Ex:
intolerance of pain   
_Ex:
intolerance to a drug    ,


intolerant
1>  , 
2> , ,     
,   . .
_Ex:
intolerant of criticism   
3>   
_Ex:
flowers intolerant of shade ,    (
 )

intonate
1> ;  ( )
2>  ;  
3> ,   
4> _.    

intonation
1> 
2>  ;  
3>    

intone
1> ;  ( )
2>  ;  
3> ,   

intorsion
1> ; ,  (.  )

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

intorted
1> ,  ()

Intourist
1> 

intown
1>    
_Ex:
intown motel    

intoxicant
1> ,  , . 
_Ex:
to act as an intoxicant  
2> _.  
3> 
4> _. 

intoxicate
1> _. 
2> _. , 
3> _. ; , 
4> ;  ()
5> 
_Ex:
to be intoxicated with (by) success   
6> _. 

intoxicating
1> 
2> ; 

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

intra muros
1> _.  ,   (  . .)

intra-
1> _pref.  .  : , 
_Ex:
intrapopulation 
_Ex:
intravascular 
_Ex:
intraoperative    

intraarterial
1> _. 
_Ex:
intraarterial injection  ( )
 

intracardiac, intracardial
1> _. , 
_Ex:
intracardiac, intracardial catheter    
  (-.)

intracellular
1> _. 

intracranial
1> _. 

intractability
1> , 
2> 

intractable
1> ,  
2> , , , 
_Ex:
intractable temper  
_Ex:
intractable lad  () 
_Ex:
intractable animal  
3> ;   ; 
_Ex:
intractable child  () 
4>  ( ); ; 
_Ex:
intractable metal  () 
5> 
_Ex:
intractable malady  
_Ex:
intractable pain  

intractably
1>   . (. intractable)

intracutaneous
1> _. 

intraday
1>    , 
_Ex:
the market showed intraday fluctuations    
  

intradermal
1> _. 

intrados
1> _.       

intrafoliaceous
1> _.     ;


intraformational
1> _. , 

intragalactic
1> _. 

intramarginal
1>    

intramolecular
1> 

intramundane
1> _.  ;   

intramural
1>         ,
,   . .
2> _. _.     
 , 

intramuscular
1> _. 

intranasal
1> _. ,    

intransferable
1>   

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

intransigeant
1>  ,    
2> , ,    

intransigence
1> , 

intransigent
1>  ,    
2> , ,    

intransitive
1> _.  
2> _.  ( )
_Ex:
an intransitive verb form   

intranslatable
1> ,   

intransmissible
1>   ( )

intransmutable
1>   

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

intranuclear
1> _. 

intraocular
1> _. 
_Ex:
intraocular tension (pressure)  

intraoperative
1> _.    
_Ex:
intraoperative irradiation    

intraparty
1> 
_Ex:
intraparty strife  

intrapersonal
1>  
_Ex:
intrapersonal concerns of the aged   


intrascalent
1> _. 

intraspecific
1> _. 
_Ex:
intraspecific variation  

intrastate
1> 
2>  (.  )

intratelluric
1> _. 

intratropical
1> _. ,     
 (  ),   
2> 

intrauterine
1> _. ;   
_Ex:
intrauterine device  ,
  

intravascular
1> _. , 

intravehicular
1>      ;
    
_Ex:
intravehicular suit      


intravenous
1> _.  

intraventricular
1> _.   

intravital
1> 

intravitam
1> 

intrench
1> _. , 
2> _. ,  , 
 
3> , 
_Ex:
strongly intrenched   
_Ex:
deeply intrenched prejudices  

_Ex:
intrenched within tradition and law  
 
4> , 
_Ex:
safely intrenched behind undeniable facts  
  
5>  (), 
_Ex:
to intrench upon the privileges of parliament  
 
_Ex:
to intrench upon smb.'s leisure   - 
_Ex:
to intrench upon smb.'s time  - 
_Ex:
to intrench upon smb.'s fortune   


intrepid
1> _. , ; , 
_Ex:
intrepid soldier  () 
_Ex:
intrepid explorer   ()

intrepidity
1> _. , ; , 

intricacy
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the intricacy of a plot  () 
_Ex:
the intricacies of political behaviour  

2> 
_Ex:
a long intricacy of passages   
()

intricate
1> , , ; 
_Ex:
intricate pattern  () 
_Ex:
intricate directions  () 
_Ex:
an intricate piece of machinery   
_Ex:
intricate problem  () 
2> _. , 

intrigant
1> _. 

intrigante
1> _. 

intriguant
1> _. 

intriguante
1> _. 

intrigue
1> ; , , 
_Ex:
a passion for intrigue   
2>   ; 
3>     (   )
4> ,  , 
5> ,  ;  ,
;  ;   
_Ex:
to intrigue with smb. against smb.   
 -.  -.
6> , , 
_Ex:
his remark intrigued me    
7> _. ;   ,   
8>     ( -.)

intriguer
1> ; 

intriguery
1> 

intriguing
1> ,  
2> ,  
_Ex:
an intriguing piece of news  
3> ; 

intriguingly
1> ; 

intrinsic
1> , , 
_Ex:
the intrinsic meaning  () 
_Ex:
intrinsic character  
_Ex:
intrinsic value _.   ();
 
2> , , 
3> _. 
_Ex:
intrinsic pressure  
_Ex:
intrinsic muscle ,     
  

intrinsical
1> _. , , 
_Ex:
the intrinsical meaning  () 
_Ex:
intrinsical character  
_Ex:
intrinsical value _.   ();
 
2> _. , , 
3> _. 
_Ex:
intrinsical pressure  
_Ex:
intrinsical muscle ,     
  

intrinsicality
1> _. 

intrinsically
1>  ,  ,  ;  
_Ex:
a thing intrinsically evil -.   (  )

_Ex:
intrinsically dangerous    

intro
1> _.  introduction, introductory

intro-
1>   ,  
,     
 -.
_Ex:
intromission 
_Ex:
intromolecular 
_Ex:
introspection , 

introd
1> _.  introduction, introductory

introduce
1> ; ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to introduce a tube into a wound    
_Ex:
to introduce a key into a lock    
_Ex:
to introduce a romantic situation into a novel  
  
2> , ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to introduce a person into a room  () 
 
3> , , 
_Ex:
he was introduced into the Cabinet     
_Ex:
to introduce amendments into a bill   

4> , , , ;  
(-.)
_Ex:
the Julian calendar was introduced in the year 44
B.C.      44.   
_Ex:
to introduce a new word   
_Ex:
to introduce new methods   
5>   ;   
_Ex:
to introduce a bill into Congress   
 
_Ex:
to introduce a question for debate  ()
  
6> 
_Ex:
to introduce European birds into America  
  
7> 
_Ex:
to introduce an element of comedy into proceedings 
   
8> , 
_Ex:
let me introduce you to my wife   
   ,      
_Ex:
the chairman introduced the speaker to the audience
   
_Ex:
he introduced himself to my parents   
 
_Ex:
to introduce oneself to notice    
9> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
to introduce smb. at court  -.  
_Ex:
to introduce a person into a company  -.  
10>  ( -.)
_Ex:
to introduce one's experiences    
_Ex:
to introduce the subject of conversation   

_Ex:
to introduce readers to a poem   

11> 
_Ex:
he introduced his speech with a joke    
 
12> , ,  ( , 
 )
13> _.    

introduction
1> () , 
_Ex:
letter of introduction  
_Ex:
it was necessary to make introductions all round  
   
2> , ; ,  
_Ex:
the introduction to the work    
( )
_Ex:
to deliver one's introduction   
( )
3>  (  );  
_Ex:
an introduction to English literature   
 
4> _. 
5> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
the rapid introduction of a probe into a wound 
   
6> ,  (  -.)
_Ex:
foreign borrowings of recent introduction 
  
7> , ; , 
_Ex:
the introduction of a new fashion   
8> , 
9> ,      
10> _.    

introductive
1> _. ,  
2> , ; 
_Ex:
introductive chapter  () 
_Ex:
introductive course  
_Ex:
a few introductive remarks   
_Ex:
introductive exercises  
_Ex:
introductive testimony of fraud , 
 

introductory
1> _. ,  
2> , ; 
_Ex:
introductory chapter  () 
_Ex:
introductory course  
_Ex:
a few introductory remarks   
_Ex:
introductory exercises  
_Ex:
introductory testimony of fraud , 
 

introit
1> _.  ( ,  )

introjection
1> _. 

intromission
1> _. , ; ; 

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

intromittent
1> _. 
_Ex:
intromittent organ _.   

