lientery
1> _.  ( )

lierne
1> _.   

lieu
1> _. 
_Ex:
in lieu of 
_Ex:
in lieu of parents  

lieut
1> _. _. 

lieutenancy
1> ,  

lieutenant
1> 
2> _. () 
3> 

lieutenant colonel
1> 

lieutenant commander
1> _. -

lieutenant general
1> -
2> _. 

lieutenant governor
1> _.  
2> _.  , - ()

lieutenant junior grade
1> _. _.   (. lieutenant j.g.)

life
1> , 
_Ex:
the origin of life  
_Ex:
the struggle for life   
_Ex:
this life, natural life _.   ()
_Ex:
the other (eternal, future) life _.  (,
) 
_Ex:
for one's life   () 
_Ex:
to seek smb.'s life   -. 
_Ex:
to take smb.'s life  -.
_Ex:
to take one's own life   
_Ex:
to pawn one's life   ()
_Ex:
to run for dear (for very) life, to flee (to run) for one's
life    ;  
_Ex:
to fight for dear life  ()   ,
  
2> 
_Ex:
the noise of life  ;   
_Ex:
stirrings of life  
_Ex:
to come to life  ,   ; ,
   (   . .)
_Ex:
a writer whose characters come to life , 
 
_Ex:
to bring to life   ;   
(   . .)
3>  , 
_Ex:
is there any life on Mars?    (  
)  ?
4>  , 
_Ex:
a life for a life   
_Ex:
three lives were saved by his brave act  
     ( )
_Ex:
how many lives were lost?   ?
_Ex:
the battle was won at great sacrifice of life  
   
5> _.   
_Ex:
plant life  
_Ex:
wild life  
_Ex:
marine life    
6>  ,  
_Ex:
at his time of life   
_Ex:
a lease for three lives     
    
_Ex:
for life   ,   ,  ; 
_Ex:
to be deported for life   , 
   
_Ex:
to be sentenced to life    

_Ex:
to be elected for life   
_Ex:
to marry early in life  
_Ex:
I have lived here all my life     
7>     (, ); 
_Ex:
the average life of steel rails    

_Ex:
the useful life of a car   
_Ex:
life cycle . _.  ,   (-.)
_Ex:
life of an agreement _.   
8>    
_Ex:
regular life  ()  
_Ex:
comfortable life  
_Ex:
country life   
_Ex:
a dog's life  ,  
_Ex:
everyday life  , 
_Ex:
political life  
_Ex:
musical life of a city   
_Ex:
to lead a quiet life   
_Ex:
how's life? _.  ?,  ?
_Ex:
such is life  ;   
9>  ;  (); 
_Ex:
high life  ,  ;  
_Ex:
low life    
_Ex:
social life  ;    
; ,   .
_Ex:
to see (to learn) something of life, to see life 
,  
_Ex:
to enter upon life   
_Ex:
to be settled in life     
_Ex:
we have practically no social life      
,    
10> , 
_Ex:
the lives of great men  ()  
_Ex:
L. of Johnson  
_Ex:
few authors write their own lives   

11> , ; ; 
_Ex:
to infuse new life into smth.     -.
_Ex:
to put life into one's work   
_Ex:
to put life into a portrait  
_Ex:
put more life into your movements  
_Ex:
the children are full of life    (
, )
12>  , ; ; 
_Ex:
he was the life of the party    
_Ex:
plenty of sleep is the life of young children   -
  ()  () 
13> 
_Ex:
a picture taken from (the) life   
_Ex:
small life   
_Ex:
to portray smb. to the life    ,
 -.  
14> _.  
15> _.   (  . .)
_Id:
my (dear) life  ,  ,   ()
_Id:
upon my life!  !
_Id:
for the life of me I can't understand it  ,  
 
_Id:
it is a matter of life and death     
_Id:
with all the pleasure in life   
_Id:
to have the time of one's life   ;
  ;     
_Id:
change of life _. 
_Id:
to bother (to harass, to nag, to worry) the life out of
smb.  -.,      -.,
 () 
_Id:
to gasp out one's life  , 
_Id:
to take one's life in both hands and eat it  
_Id:
there is life in the old dog yet     
_Id:
a cat has nine lives _.    , 

_Id:
while there is life there is hope _.   ,
 
_Id:
not on your life!    !
16> 
_Ex:
life force  
17> 
_Ex:
life sentence  
_Ex:
life member   (  . .)
18>  

life annuity
1>  

life assurance
1>  
_Ex:
life assurance company    

life cycle
1> _.  ,  
2>   (-. ); 
3> _.   ()

life expectancy
1> _.   , 
 

Life Guards
1> -   ( )

life history
1> _.  ,  
2>   (-. ); 

life insurance
1>  

life jacket
1>  

life net
1>   (    
   )

life office
1>    

life peer
1>  

life peerage
1> ,  

life peeress
1>  , ,  
 

life plant
1> _. ,  

life policy
1>   

life raft
1>  

life sciences
1>    (, , , 
 . .)

life support
1> _. 
_Ex:
life support system _.  
_Ex:
life support backpack _.  ()
 
2>  ,  
( )
_Ex:
life support facilities _. , 
  ( "-"
 . .)
_Ex:
to discontinue life support  ,
  ( )

life table
1> _.    

life truck
1> _. 

life vest
1>  ,  

life zone
1> _.  , 

life-and-death
1> ;  
_Ex:
life-and-death struggle     (  ),
  

life-breath
1> ,  
2>  

life-estate
1> _. ,    

life-giving
1> , 

life-hold
1>  

life-holder
1>  

life-interest
1>    

life-land
1> ,    

life-or-death
1>  ,    

life-preserver
1>  ,    . .
2> () ,   (
);   . .

life-saver
1> 
2> ,   
3>  

life-saving
1>  , .  
2> 
_Ex:
life-saving service    
_Ex:
life-saving station  
_Ex:
life-saving institution _.   

life-sized
1>    ( ,   . .)

life-spring
1>  

life-station
1>  

life-tenant
1> _.  

lifebelt
1>  
2>  

lifeblood
1> 
2>   , 

lifeboat
1>  
2> _. ; ;  

lifeboat ethics
1>    "  "; 
    (., )

lifebuoy
1>  ;  

lifeful
1> _.   , 

lifeguard
1>   (  . .); -
2> -
3> _. ,  ,   


lifeguard-man
1> -; 

lifeless
1> , 
_Ex:
lifeless stones  
2> , 
3> , 
_Id:
he is lifeless that is faultless _.   ,
   

lifelike
1>  ,   ( )
2>  ,   
3>  . . .: , 

lifeline
1> _.  ;  ;  
2> _.  
3> ( ) 
4>   
_Ex:
a lifeline across the Ladoga _.    
5>   ( );  
6>   ( )

lifelong
1> ;   
_Ex:
lifelong friendship ,   
_Ex:
my lifelong friend     

lifemanship
1>  ;     (
 ,   . .)

lifer
1> _.    
2>  
3> _. _.  , ""

liferent
1> _. _.  ,  

lifespan
1> ,  
2> _-.    

lifestyle
1>     (   )

lifetime
1>  ;  
_Ex:
during smb.'s lifetime   -. 
_Ex:
the chance of a lifetime ,  
 
2> _.   (  . .)
3> _.   (  . .)
_Ex:
a lifetime guarantee  
_Id:
it is all in a (one's) lifetime    

lifeway
1> _.  

lifework
1>     

lift
1> , 
_Ex:
lift of a hand  
_Ex:
to give smth. a lift  -.
2> , 
_Ex:
a lift in feeling  
3> _.  ;   (, )
4> , 
_Ex:
a great lift in one's career    
5> ,  
6> _. 
7> , ;  
_Ex:
lift operator 
8> _.  () 
9> _.  
10> _.  
11>  ( , )
12>   ( )
13>     ()
14>  ( )
15> . _.  
16>  ( )
17> _.  ;  ;  
_Id:
dead lift ,   ( );
 ,    
_Id:
to give smb. a lift  -.,  -.;
 -.,  -. 
18> 
_Ex:
to lift a child over a ditch    
_Ex:
to lift the child up on one's shoulder  
 
_Ex:
to lift (up) one's eyes  ,  
_Ex:
to lift (up) one's head  ;  ;
  ;  ( ,  )
_Ex:
to lift the heels   ( )
_Ex:
to lift off the opponent   ()
_Ex:
the box is too heavy for you to lift   ,
   
19> ,  ()
_Ex:
to lift (up) a cry, to lift one's voice  
_Ex:
to lift (up) one's voice against smth.  
-.
_Ex:
they lifted their voices in spring   
20> ,   (. lift up)
21> _.   ( ; . lift up)
22> 
_Ex:
the window won't lift   
_Ex:
their spirits lifted when help came   ,
  
23>    ( )
24> ,  ( )
25> ,  (   . .)
26> _.   ( )
27> ,  (    . .)
28>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to lift a minefield   ; 
 
29> ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to lift a siege  
_Ex:
to lift an embargo  
_Ex:
to lift a licence   (   . .)
30>  ();   ()
31> _. ,  
_Ex:
she had her purse lifted    
32>  
33> 
_Ex:
to lift a word out of the context    
34>      ()
_Ex:
she had her face lifted   
35> _.  
_Ex:
to lift a mortgage  
36>    ;     ()
37> _.  
38> _.  ()
_Id:
not to lift a hand (a finger)    
_Id:
to lift one's hand against smb.    -.
_Id:
to lift a fingerprint from a surface   
  (-.)

lift off
1> _. _.   ; 

lift pump
1> _.  ,  

lift-bridge
1>  

lift-drag ratio
1> _.  

lift-jump
1>   ( )

lift-off
1> _. _.   ;   (  
)

lift-over
1>  ()

liftback
1>    ""  ""

liftboy
1> 

lifter
1> _. , 
2> _.   
3> _. 
4> _. 
5> _.  ()
6> _.  

lifties
1> _pl. _.       
(  )

lifting
1> , , 
2> _-.  ()
3> _. 
_Ex:
lifting power (force)  ; 
_Ex:
lifting work  
_Ex:
lifting surface _.  

lifting-bridge
1>  

lifting-gear
1> _.  , 

liftman
1> 

liftslab
1> _.  

ligament
1> 
2> _. 
3> _.  ( )

ligamental, ligamentary
1> _. 

ligand
1> _. 

ligase
1> _.  ()

ligate
1> _.  ,  ()

ligation
1> _.  
2> _. 

ligature
1> ; 
2> ; 
3> _.   
4> _. ,     
5> _. , 
6> _. 
7> _.   ,  

liger
1>    

light
1> 
_Ex:
the light of the sun  
_Ex:
northern (polars) lights  
_Ex:
light bath _.  
_Ex:
light therapy _. 
_Ex:
light gun (pen) _.  
_Ex:
to stand in smb.'s light  -. 
2> , 
_Ex:
light line _.   
_Ex:
in a good light  ,  ; 
 
_Ex:
to read in poor light     ( 
)
_Ex:
there is enough light for reading    

_Ex:
hang the picture in a good light   ,
     ()
3> (. the light)  , ,  
_Ex:
to rise with the light   
_Ex:
as soon as there was light   
_Ex:
the light began to fail  
_Ex:
before the light fails  ,  , 
4> _pl. _.    (. high lights)
5>  ; ,   . .
_Ex:
to put out the light  
_Ex:
lights were burning in every room     
_Ex:
lights out! ! ()
6> _. 
7> _pl. 
_Ex:
to stop for the lights   
_Ex:
to cross against the lights    
8> 
_Ex:
floating light  
9> _pl. _. _. ,  
_Ex:
before the lights  ,  
10> , , 
_Ex:
to strike a light  
_Ex:
can you give me a light?     ?
_Ex:
to put a light to the lamp  
11> ,  ();    ( )
12> ,  , 
_Ex:
we need more light on the subject   
 ()   
_Ex:
these facts throw (shed) (a) new light on the matter 
     
13> 
_Ex:
to come to light , 
_Ex:
to bring to light , ;   
;    
_Ex:
new evidence has come to light   
()
14> , ; 
_Ex:
in the light of past events    ( )

_Ex:
to view smth. in a favourable light  
-. ,  -.
_Ex:
to put things in a favourable light  ()
-.   
_Ex:
I can't see the affair in that light     
   
_Ex:
in whatever light we view it     
 
15> , ; 
_Ex:
he was one of the shining (leading) lights of his age 
       
16> _pl. , ; 
_Ex:
to do one's best according to one's lights   
   ()
_Ex:
to worship according to one's lights   
   (  )
_Ex:
he acted according to his lights  ,  
  (    )
17> ; ;  (    )
18> 
19> _pl. _. 
_Id:
to stand in smb.'s light  -.,   -. 

_Id:
to stand in one's own light   , 
 ;   
_Id:
get out of the light  (), ()  ,
    
_Id:
green light   (-.)
_Id:
the light of my eyes   
_Id:
to see the light  , ;  , 
 ; ,    ; _. ()
;  ( -. )
_Id:
to put out smb.'s light  () -.
_Id:
out like a light   (.    );
 ;    
_Id:
light at the end of the tunnel  ( 
);    ;  
_Id:
by the light of nature , ; 
( ,   . .)
_Id:
the light of smb.'s countenance -. ,
-. ; -. , -. 
_Id:
the light of thy countenance _.   
_Id:
the greater and the lesser light _.   
 ;   
20> 
_Ex:
light room  
_Ex:
light day  ( ) 
21> ,  ;  ( )
_Ex:
light hair  
_Ex:
light compexion  
_Ex:
light beer (ale)  
22>     ( )
23> (light-)    : -
_Ex:
light-blue -, -
_Ex:
a light-skinned mulatto  
24> (. light up) 
_Ex:
to light a lamp  
_Ex:
to light fire   ()
25> , 
26> 
_Ex:
our houses are lighted (lit) (up) by electricity  
 
_Ex:
all the streets were brightly lit (up)   
 
_Ex:
light ship! _.  ! ()
27> 
_Ex:
all the windows lit up     
28>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to light (up) a cigarette  
29>  (-.)
_Ex:
to light (up) a person on his way  -., 
-. 
_Ex:
she lit him up the stairs with the candle   
 ,    
30> , 
_Ex:
a smile lit up her face    
31> (with) , ; ,  ( ,
)
_Ex:
to light (up) with a smile  
_Ex:
to light (up) with pleasure   , 

_Id:
to be lit up 
32> , 
_Ex:
light box  
_Ex:
light shoes  
_Ex:
light clothing  () 
_Ex:
(as) light as a feather (as air)   ; 
_Ex:
light alloy  
_Ex:
light oil _.  ;  
_Ex:
light sails   
33>   ; 
_Ex:
light walk (footsteps)  
_Ex:
light of foot , 
_Ex:
light on one's feet   , 
34> ,    
_Ex:
light car  
_Ex:
light railway     ;
 
35> _. ,  
_Ex:
light automatic gun  
_Ex:
light bomb   
_Ex:
light machine-rifle  
_Ex:
light machine-gun  ;  

_Ex:
light warning radar   

_Ex:
light load  
36> _.   
_Ex:
light (horse) brigade _.  
_Ex:
light artillery  
_Ex:
light bomber  
_Ex:
light cruiser  
_Ex:
light tank  
_Ex:
in light marching order    
37> ,  
_Ex:
light coin  
_Ex:
to give light weight , 
38> , , 
_Ex:
light touch  () 
_Ex:
a light print  ( ) 
39> , 
_Ex:
light vein of humour  
_Ex:
light persiflage  
40> ,  ( , )
41>  ( )
_Ex:
light supper  
42> ; 
_Ex:
light soil  () 
_Ex:
light clouds  () 
43> , ,   ( )
44> ; ; 
_Ex:
light remarks  () 
_Ex:
to one's lightest word  -.  
_Ex:
to make light of smth.  -.;  
; ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to make light of danger  
_Ex:
he makes light of his illness    
   
_Ex:
this is no light matter   
45> , , 
_Ex:
light music   ( . )
_Ex:
light reading  ,  
_Ex:
light opera  ; 
_Ex:
light comedy  
_Ex:
light comedian    
46> , , 
_Ex:
a light attack of illness   
_Ex:
light wind  
_Ex:
light frost  () 
_Ex:
light rain ,  
_Ex:
light applause  () 
_Ex:
light smoker  
_Ex:
light eater    , 
47> , 
_Ex:
light work  () 
_Ex:
light duties  () 
_Ex:
light household tasks    
_Ex:
to make light work of smth.    -.
48> , 
_Ex:
light punishment  
_Ex:
light sentence  
49> ; , 
_Ex:
light opinions  
_Ex:
a person of light character   
50> ; 
_Ex:
light woman    ( )
51> , , 
_Ex:
light laughter  () 
_Ex:
light jest  
_Ex:
light chatter   ,  
52> ,  ( )
_Ex:
a light sleeper  
53> _.  ( )
54> _.  ( )
_Id:
with a light heart   
_Id:
light hand ; ; ; 
_Id:
she has a light hand for pastry    
_Id:
light fingers ; ,   
_Id:
light in the head  () ;

55> 
_Ex:
to tread light  
_Ex:
to sleep light  () 
_Ex:
to travel light  
_Ex:
to get off light _.  () 
_Id:
light come, light go _.  ,  
56> (on, upon) ,   ( -.)
_Ex:
to light on a rare book in a second-hand shop  
()     
_Ex:
we lit upon a solution    
57>  (   . .)
_Ex:
misfortune lighted upon him    
58> ,  (. light down, light off,
light from)
_Ex:
to light off a horse ,   
_Ex:
to light down from the bus   
_Ex:
to light at one's door    
59> (on, upon) , ; 
_Ex:
to light on one's feet    (  
);  
_Ex:
the bird lit upon the bough    
_Ex:
my eye lighted on a familiar face among the crowd  
     
60> (into) , 
_Ex:
we lit into the food    

light adaptation
1>  (, )  

light air
1>  

light bread
1> _.   

light bulb
1> () 

