leaky
1>  ; ; 
_Ex:
a leaky bucket  
_Ex:
a leaky umbrella  
2> _.    
3>   ;   
 
_Id:
leaky vessel ;      

leal
1> _. , 
_Ex:
Land o'the Leal _.  ,  

leam
1> _.  

lean
1>  ,    
2> -. ;  
3> _.  
4> , 
_Ex:
lean stock  
_Ex:
lean as a rake   
5> ,  ( )
6> , 
_Ex:
lean harvest  
_Ex:
lean diet  
_Ex:
lean years  
7> ; ,  ( )
_Ex:
lean clay  () 
_Ex:
lean mixture _.  
8> _.  ( )
9> ,  ( , );  
10> 
_Ex:
a tower with a slight lean    
_Ex:
lean back _. 
11> _. 
_Ex:
knee lean   
12> , ; 
_Ex:
to lean to the right  
_Ex:
to lean over a fence   
_Ex:
to lean out of the window   
_Ex:
to lean forward  () 
_Ex:
the tower leans slightly   
_Ex:
the Leaning Tower   ( )
_Ex:
the trees are leaning in the wind    
13> 
14> 
_Ex:
to lean on the stick   
_Ex:
to lean on smb.'s arm   -. 
_Ex:
to lean on elbow 
_Ex:
lean off the table!    
15> ,  ( -., -.)
_Ex:
to lean on a friend's advice    
_Ex:
to lean on others for support     
16> (against) 
_Ex:
to lean against a wall   
_Ex:
she leant against his shoulder     
17> 
_Ex:
to lean a ladder against a wall  ()
  
_Ex:
to lean one's back against a tree    
_Ex:
lean your arm against the railing    
18>  ( -.)
_Ex:
to lean towards staying here    
 
_Ex:
I rather lean to your view , ,   
  (    )
_Ex:
the judge leant towards clemency    
 (   )
_Ex:
some philosophies lean towards fatalism  
   
19> , 
_Ex:
to lean upon the oars  ()  
20>  , 
_Ex:
we had to lean on them to make them agree   
 ,    
_Ex:
I had to lean on him to get results   
  

lean back, lean backwards
1>  ()
_Ex:
he was leaning back in an easy chair   
 

lean over
1> 
_Ex:
trees lean over in the wind    
_Id:
to lean over backwards    
_Id:
he leans over backwards to help     ,
 

lean-to
1>    ; 
2> 
_Ex:
lean-to roof  

leaning
1> _.  
2> _. , 
_Ex:
leaning to ritualism  ()  
_Ex:
distinct leaning toward the law as a profession 
   
3> , 
_Ex:
to have a leaning towards pacifism  
4> _. 
5> 
_Ex:
leaning backward   ()
6> 
_Ex:
leaning exercises    ()

leaning-rest
1>  ,   ()

leanness
1> ; 
2> ,  (  . .)

leant
1> _p.  _p-p.  lean

leap
1> ; 
_Ex:
large leaps  
_Ex:
to take a leap 
2>  , 
_Ex:
prices went up with a leap   
_Ex:
his heart gave a leap     ()
3> 
_Ex:
to clear (to take) a leap  
4>  
_Ex:
the stream makes five leaps in it's descent  
 
5>  ()
6> _. , 
_Id:
a leap in the dark  ()  ; 

_Id:
to take a leap in the dark   
_Id:
by leaps and bounds ,  ; 

7> , 
_Ex:
to leap through a window   
_Ex:
to leap into the saddle   
_Ex:
to leap with (for) joy   
_Ex:
to leap to (upon) one's feet   
_Ex:
to leap aside 
_Ex:
fish leaps out of the water   ()  
8> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to leap (over) a hedge   
9>  
_Ex:
to leap a horse over the obstacle   

10>  
_Ex:
an idea leaped in his mind     ()

11> (at)    -.
_Ex:
to leap at the chance (an opportunity)  ()
 
_Ex:
he leapt at my offer     
12> ,      
. .  
_Ex:
leaping ahead  
_Ex:
he leaped from one trifling matter to another  
    
13>  ( , )
_Ex:
his heart leapt with (for) joy    
()
14>  ()
_Id:
ready to leap out of one's skin (_. out of oneself)
   
_Id:
look before you leap _.  ,   ;
  ,   

leap second
1>   (   
     )

leap year
1>  
_Ex:
leap year proposal ,   
(    )

leap-day
1>        
;  , 29 

leaper
1> ; 

leapfrog
1> 
_Ex:
leapfrog operations _.   ;
 
2> ,  (    )
3> _.  
4> ;  ();  


leaping
1> 
2> _. 
_Ex:
at two leapings   
3> 

leaping spider
1> _.  (Saltigrane)

leaping-head
1>   (  )

leapingly
1> ,  

leapt
1> _p.  _p-p.  leap

Lear
1>  (   " ")
2>   
3> _. , 
4>  ()

learn
1> ,  (-.);  (-.)
_Ex:
to learn English   
_Ex:
to learn to swim  
_Ex:
to learn how to ride a horse   
_Ex:
to learn one's lesson . lesson
_Ex:
to learn smth. by heart  -. 
_Ex:
to learn smth. by rote  -.
_Ex:
she is learning her part   ()  
_Ex:
he is learning to be an interpreter    
2> ; 
_Ex:
to learn slowly   () 
_Ex:
to learn to be more careful  
_Ex:
to learn smth. from smb.  -.  -.
_Ex:
to learn from mistakes   
_Ex:
he learned that hard work paid  ,  
  
3> 
_Ex:
to learn the good news  ()  
_Ex:
I am sorry to learn of his illness    
   
_Ex:
to learn when smb. arrived ,  -. 
_Ex:
I am (have) yet to learn this _.    
4> _.  -.
_Ex:
I'll learn him !   !   !
_Id:
soon learnt, soon forgotten _.   -
 

learnable
1>  ,   . .

learned
1> , ;   
_Ex:
my learned brother (friend)    (
  )
_Ex:
learned scholar  
_Ex:
learned in the law   
2> 
_Ex:
learned society  
_Ex:
learned periodicals  
3> _. 
_Ex:
learned theory ,  ; 

_Ex:
learned book  
_Ex:
learned words  
_Ex:
to look learned     
4>  ( )
5>    ;  ( 
 . .)
_Ex:
learned vs. innate tendencies  , 
 
_Id:
learned professions , ,   . .

learnedly
1> -; ;   
_Ex:
to speak very learnedly on a subject  
-.    

learner
1> , 
_Ex:
advanced learner  ,  
_Ex:
learner driver -;    
 
_Ex:
he is a quick learner   

learning
1> , 
_Ex:
the learning of languages  
_Ex:
learning did not come easily to him   

2> , , 
_Ex:
polite (classical) learning  
_Ex:
a man of great learning   
3> ,  ();  

4> _.   ()  
;     

learning disability
1> _. 

learning-disabled
1> _. 
_Ex:
learning-disabled children  

learnt
1> _p.  _p-p.  learn
2> _p.  _p-p.  learn
3> leary
4> , 
_Ex:
learnt old bird  
5> , 

leasable
1>  
2>    , 

lease
1> ,  
_Ex:
to grant smth. by (out on) lease  -.  
()
_Ex:
to put land out to (on) lease    
_Ex:
to take smth. on lease  () -.
_Ex:
to take lease of a piece of land   
_Ex:
to hold land by (on) lease  
2> ,   ,  
_Ex:
to sign a lease     ,  
  . .
3>  , 
_Ex:
long lease  
_Ex:
to take a farm on a lease of twenty years  
  
_Ex:
the lease is running out   
_Ex:
the lease expires in August    ()
 
4> _.      
_Id:
a new lease of life  
5>   ; 
_Ex:
to lease out land   
6>   , 
_Ex:
to lease land from smb.    -.
7> _. , ; ;  
8> _.   
9> 
10> _.  ()

lease-lend
1> _. -,      (,
  . .)
_Ex:
Lend-Lease Act  (1941 .)  -

leasehold
1> ;    ; ; 
_Ex:
long leasehold   99 
_Ex:
life leasehold  
_Ex:
leasehold tenure     

2>  

leaseholder
1> ; ; ; 

leaser
1> , 
2> _.  ()

leash
1> ,  ( ); 
_Ex:
leash law     
_Ex:
on the leash  ;    . .
2> _. ,  (     );
 ( )
3> ,  
_Ex:
to hold (to have, to keep) in leash   ;  
() ;   ,  
_Ex:
to keep emotions in leash    
4> _. , ,  , 
_Ex:
a leash of foxes  
_Id:
to strain at the leash   ,   
5> , 
_Ex:
leashed by sacred ties   
6>   ,  
_Ex:
to leash a dog    

leashing
1> _. , , 

leasow
1> _. ; 

least
1>  ;  ;  
_Ex:
at least ;   ( ) 
_Ex:
at least five hours    ( )  
_Ex:
you might at least say you are sorry   ,  
 
_Ex:
the least said the better   ,  ;
( )   
_Ex:
not in the least    
_Ex:
I'm not in the least tired    
_Ex:
would you mind holding this box? - Not in the least  
   ? -  ( )
_Ex:
the least he could do is to pay for the damage   ,
  ,  
_Ex:
it doesn't matter in the least   ;
,   (  )
_Ex:
nobody would worry in the least    
 (  )
_Ex:
to say the least (of it)   ; 
 
_Ex:
it's a lie, to say the least ,   ( 
), 
_Id:
(the) least said (the) soonest mended _.  
 ;     
2> superl  little
3> , 
_Ex:
the least chance  
_Ex:
least radius   (  . .)
_Ex:
the least distance  
_Ex:
not the least mercy   
_Ex:
not the least wind   
_Ex:
least in number   
_Ex:
at the least estimate    , 
_Ex:
least possible trouble   
_Ex:
it is the least successful of his plays   
   
_Ex:
it is the least of my anxieties     

4>  ( . )
5> _.   ; ; 
6> superl  little
7>  ,   
_Ex:
least of all  ,   
_Ex:
least of all would I want to hurt your fellings  
   ()  
_Ex:
nobody can complain, you least of all   
,    
_Ex:
not least      ( )
_Ex:
trade has been bad, not least because of import barriers
  ,     
  
8>   . .    
:  
_Ex:
least beautiful  

least common multiple
1> _.   

least squares
1> _.  
_Ex:
least squares estimator     

leastways, leastwise
1> _.   

leather
1>  ()
_Ex:
leather apron  
_Ex:
patent leather  
_Ex:
Morocco leather 
_Ex:
Russia leather 
_Ex:
imitation leather  () ; 
_Ex:
made of leather 
_Ex:
as tought as leather   
2> _pl.  ;     ; 
,   . .
_Ex:
patent leathers  
3> , 
4>  ;   
5>   
6>  
7> _. , 
8> _.  
_Ex:
to lose leather  ( )
_Id:
leather and prunella  ( ) 
_Id:
there is nothing like leather   
_Id:
to go (to be) hell bent for leather  
9> ,  
10> _.  , 
_Ex:
to leather smb. black and blue  -.
11> _.    
_Ex:
to leather away at (on) the job   ; 
 

leather-bound
1>   ,   

leather-turtle
1> _.   (Dermochelys)

leather-wing
1>  

leatherback
1> _.   (Dermochelys)

leatherboard
1>  ,   ( )

leatherette
1> ;  

leathering
1> _. 
2>    
3>   ( )

leatherjacket
1> _. , 
2> _.    (Tipuliadae)
3>  (Oligoplites)
4>    (Aluteridae)

leatherleaf
1> _.  ;   (Chamaedaphne
calyculata)

leathern
1> 
_Ex:
leathern purse  
2> , 
_Ex:
leathern wings  
_Id:
leathern convenience (conveniency) _. , 

leatherneck
1> _. _. _.   

Leatheroid
1> "" ( ;  )

leatherwood
1> _.  ;   (Dirca
palustris)
2> _.    (Dirca gen.)

leathery
1>   ; 
_Ex:
leathery leaves    
_Ex:
leathery steak ,   

leave
1> , 
_Ex:
by (with) your leave   
_Ex:
leave of court  
_Ex:
to ask (to beg) leave to do smth.  ()
 ()  -.
_Ex:
to give (to grant) smb. to smth.  -. 
()  -.;  ()
-.  -.
_Ex:
who gave you leave to go?    ?
2> (. leave of absence) 
_Ex:
on leave  
_Ex:
sick leave   
_Ex:
six mounth' leave  
_Ex:
research leave _.  
3> _. 
_Ex:
leave pass  ;  
_Ex:
leave allowance   
_Ex:
compassionate leave    
4> , 
_Ex:
to take (one's) leave , 
_Ex:
to take leave of one's friends   
5>   (  )
_Id:
to take leave of one's senses   , 
6> , 
_Ex:
to leave the room   
_Ex:
to leave the Moscow   
_Ex:
when does the train leave?   ?
7> (for) ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to leave for London   
8> 
_Ex:
to leave one's coat in the hall  () 
 
_Ex:
to leave smth. for smb. to eat  -. -. 
_Ex:
we left room in the car for your sister    
   
_Ex: "to be left until called for" " "
(  )
9>   
_Ex:
the wound left an ugly scar     
_Ex:
the train left a trail of smoke    
 
10> ()
_Ex:
I've left my notebook at home    
11> ; 
_Ex:
to leave one's job  ,   
_Ex:
to leave school  ;  
_Ex:
to leave society   ;  
_Ex:
to leave one's wife  () 
_Ex:
to leave the track (the rails)   
_Ex:
his cold did not leave him for weeks    
  
12>   -.   
_Ex:
to leave the door open   
_Ex:
to leave a question open   ;  
 
_Ex:
to leave oneself open  ()
_Ex:
to leave oneself wide open _.    
_Ex:
to leave smth. undone  -. 
_Ex:
some things are better left unsaid  ,  
  
_Ex:
to leave smb. cool (cold, unmoved)   
 -.
_Ex:
his illness has left him weak    
_Ex:
her words left him furious      
_Ex:
his behaviour leaves much to be desired  
  () 
13> , 
_Ex:
to leave smth. until tomorrow  () -. 
() 
14> 
_Ex:
to leave smb. $100  -. 100 
_Ex:
to be badly (poorly) left   ()

15>   
_Ex:
he left a widow and two children    
  
_Ex:
he left many water-colour sketches   
 
16>  
_Ex:
give what is left to the dog   
17> ,   
_Ex:
seven from ten leaves three     ,
   ,  () 
18> , 
_Ex:
to leave smth. to chance (to accident)  

_Ex:
to leave the matter in smb.'s hands   
-. 
_Ex:
he left his relative in charge of the house  
   
_Ex:
leave it to me   () 
19> , 
_Ex:
to leave a card on smb.  -.  

_Ex:
to leave word for smb. (that)   -. ()
_Ex:
did he leave any message for me?     ?;
     ?
20> , 
_Ex:
to leave smb. to do smth.  -.  -.
_Ex:
to leave smb. to go  -.
_Ex:
to leave smb. to attend to the matter 
-.   
_Ex:
leave him do it!   !
21> , ,  ;  
_Ex:
to leave go (hold) of smth.  -.  , 
  -.
_Ex:
leave go on my hair!     !
22>  , 
_Ex:
to leave the church on the left    
,     
_Id:
to leave smb. alone  -.  ,  
-.
_Id:
leave me alone!   !
_Id:
I should leave that question alone if I were you   
     
_Id:
leave well alone, _. leave well enough alone  
(  );    ( 
. .)
_Id:
to leave smb. be  -.  ,   -.
_Id:
leave him be!   ( )  !
_Id:
the baby is crying, but leave him be, he'll soon stop
 ,      (  ),
  
_Id:
to get (to be) (nicely) left   (,
);  
_Id:
let's leave it at that!    ()  !
_Id:
to leave smb. to himself (to one's own devices) 
-.  
23>  ,  

leave alone
1> _.    ...;  
_Ex:
we shall never get six of us in the car, leave alone the
bags       ,  
  

leave behind
1> ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to leave the luggage behind  () 
2>  , ,  (-., -.)
_Ex:
to leave behind the leading bunch    
()

leave off
1>   (-.)
_Ex:
to leave off work at 6 o'clock    6 
_Ex:
to leave off a habit 
_Ex:
to leave off smoking  
_Ex:
leave off biting your nails!   !
_Ex:
the day was so warm that I left off my coat   
,      
2> , 
_Ex:
we left off in the middle of chapter two   
  

leave on
1>  (-.)   
_Ex:
to leave on the price ticket   
2>  (-.)  ,   (   . .)
_Ex:
to leave on one's coat indoors     
3>  
_Ex:
to leave on the lights all night     

leave out
1> ;   (-.)
_Ex:
to leave out a letter  
2>  (-.),   (-.)
_Ex:
to leave out a probability   
() (-.)
_Ex:
to leave smth. out of account (out of consideration) 
 -.  ,  -.  
_Ex:
don't leave me out, please! ,   !
3> ,  
_Ex:
I'll leave some cold meat out for you    
 
_Id:
leave it out! !, !, !

leave over
1>  (-)
_Ex:
leave it over until tomorrow ()   
_Ex:
that matter can be left over    

leave-taking
1> , 
2> _.  

leaved
1>   
2>  ,  
3> (-leaved)    :
4>  - 
_Ex:
broad-leaved 
_Ex:
thick-leaved   
5>  - 
_Ex:
two-leaved door  

leaven
1> ,  ( );  ()
2> ; 
_Ex:
the leaven of learning  ; ,
 
3> 
_Id:
the old leaven " " (    . .)
_Id:
they are both of the same leaven     
4>   , 
5>   (-.); 

leavenous
1> ; 

leaver
1>   , 
_Ex:
school leaver , ; ,  

leaves
1> _pl.  leaf

leaving
1> , 
2> 
3> , 
4> 
5>  ; 
_Ex:
leaving examination  
_Ex:
leaving certificate    

6> _pl. , 
_Ex:
to give the leavings to the dog   

leaving-shop
1> _.  ;  

leavy
1> _.  

leban
1> _.   

Lebanese
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Lebanese _. 
2> 

lebban, leben
1> _.   

Lebensraum
1> _.  

lecakar
1>       

lecanomancy
1>   

lech
1> _.   
2> _. , ; 
_Ex:
lech for power  
3> , 
4> 
_Ex:
old lech  
5> _.  , ; 
6> , 

lecher
1> 
_Ex:
old lecher  

lecherous
1> , 

lechery
1> , 

lecithine
1> _. 

lectern
1> ;  (, )
2> _. 

lection
1>  , 
2> _.  (  ,   )

lectionary
1> _.  ()

lector
1> , , 
2> 
3> _. 

lecture
1> 
_Ex:
lecture theatre _. ,  
_Ex:
(a course of) lectures on Greek philosophy   
 
_Ex:
to read (to deliver) a lecture  
2> , 
3> , 
_Ex:
to give (to read) smb. a lecture  -. ,
 -.
4>  
_Ex:
to lecture on philosophy    
5>  , , 
_Ex:
to lecture smb. severely   -.

lecturer
1> ; 
2>  (   )
3> 

lecturership
1> ;  
2>   
3> , ; ,    

lectureship
1> ;  
2>   
3> , ; ,    

lecturn
1> ;  (, )
2> _. 

lecythi
1> _pl.  lecythus

lecythus
1> _-.  ( .   )

led
1> _p.  _p-p.  lead

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

