littleneck
1> _.    (Venus mercenaria)

littleness
1>  ,  
2> 
3> ; ; 
_Ex:
littleness of mind  ;  

littoral
1> ;  
2> ,  
3> ; 
_Ex:
littoral states _.  

liturgic
1> 
_Ex:
L.Latin  () 

liturgical
1> 
_Ex:
L.Latin  () 

liturgy
1> 
2>   

livable
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
a livable life  
_Ex:
the pain is bad but livable  ,   
2>   
_Ex:
the house is not livable     ;  
  
3> ( with)   , 
_Ex:
such behaviour is not livable with    
;    ,    

live
1> ; 
_Ex:
to live to be old (to a great age)   ()

_Ex:
to live to see smth.   -.
_Ex:
to live in the past    ()
_Ex:
he still lives   
_Ex:
doctors don't think the patient will live  ,
   
2>  -.  
_Ex:
to live within one's means   
_Ex:
to live up to one's income    
_Ex:
to live beyond (above) one's means    
_Ex:
to live happily (a happy life)  
_Ex:
to live in a small way   ()
_Ex:
to live to oneself   (,  
 )
_Ex:
to live together 
3> , 
_Ex:
to live in England   
_Ex:
to live with one's parents-in-law    
()
4> ,  ,  
_Ex:
no boat could live in such a storm    
   
5> (through) ,  (-.)
_Ex:
he has lived through three wars    
_Ex:
she lived through a lot of trouble    
( )
6> ,   ,    . . ( . to
live on)
_Ex:
his memory will always live      
_Ex:
his name will live on    
7> (on, upon)  (-);  ( -. )
_Ex:
to live on fruit  
_Ex:
to live on one's salary    
_Ex:
to have very little to live on    
 
_Ex:
to live on air (on nothing)   , 

_Ex:
to live on (by) one's wits  -; 
     
_Ex:
to live on one's name (one's reputation)   
 
8> (off)   -. ;   -.,   -.
_Ex:
to live off one's parents    
_Ex:
to live off the land   ,    . .;
 ,   . .
9> _. , 
_Ex:
he lived his beliefs      

_Ex:
he lived a lie    
10> (with)  ( -.); ;  (
-.); 
_Ex:
he had to live with an unpleasant situation  
    (  
)
_Ex:
I don't enjoy the pain but I can live with it  
,    
_Id:
to live and let live     
_Id:
live and learn!   -  !
_Id:
to live it up  
11> 
_Ex:
live cattle  
_Ex:
live glacier _.  ; ,  
_Ex:
live target _.  
_Ex:
live abatis _.  , 
_Ex:
live weight _-.   ( )
12> , 
_Ex:
live coals  
_Ex:
a live cigar burnt a hole in the carpet  
   
13> ; ;  ; 
_Ex:
live match  
_Ex:
live shell _.  
_Ex:
live ammunition _.    
_Ex:
live round _.  
14> _.   
_Ex:
live circuit   
_Ex:
live rail  
15> , , ,  
16> , , 
_Ex:
live question  
17> , , 
_Ex:
a real live burglar   -
_Ex:
live steam-engine  (, )

18>  ( )
19>  ( )
20> ,  ( )
_Ex:
live colours  () 
21> _.  
_Ex:
live copy   
22> . _. , ; 
_Ex:
live ore   ( ); 

23> _.    ( )
24> _. _. _.    ;
    ( ,   . .);
 ( )
_Ex:
live broadcast  ;  
_Ex:
live coverage   (,   . .)
_Ex:
live recording   
_Ex:
live theatre  ,  ( . -
 )
_Ex:
to perform before a live audience   
 ( . -  )
25> , 
_Ex:
to broadcast the game live     (
    . .)
_Ex:
the contest is brought to you live from...  
,     ...

live down
1>      , 
  . .
_Ex:
to live down one's record   

live in
1>    ( )
2>    ;     

live load
1> _.  
2> _.  
3> _.  

live oak
1> _.   (Quercus virginiana)

live one
1> _. _. 
2> _. _.  , 

live out
1> 
2> ; ,  ( )
_Ex:
he won't live out another week     
3>       ;    

live parking
1>    

live rolls
1> _.  ; 

live steam
1> _.  

live trap
1> _.  (      )

live up
1> (to)   (,   . .)
_Ex:
to live up to one's reputation    
 
2>  
_Ex:
to live up to smb.   -.
3>  (, )
_Ex:
to live up to one's promises  , 

_Id:
to live it up   ; ;  ,
   . .

live video
1> _.    

live wire
1> _.   
2> "", ,  ; 

live-bait
1>      

live-birth
1>     

live-box
1> _. ()   (   
 )

live-forever
1> _.   (Sedum telephium)

live-in
1> _. _. 
2>  ( )
3>     
_Ex:
live-in job       (
  . .)
4>  
_Ex:
a live-in surgeon ,   
5>    
_Ex:
her live-in girlfriend ,    
6> 
_Ex:
her live-in boyfriend  
7>      
_Ex:
live-in prospects on Mars   
 

live-matter
1> _.  

live-out
1>  ( )

live-trap
1> _.    (  )

live-ware
1> _. ,   

liveable
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
a liveable life  
_Ex:
the pain is bad but liveable  ,   
2>   
_Ex:
the house is not liveable     ; 
   
3> ( with)   , 
_Ex:
such behaviour is not liveable with   
 ;    ,  
 

livebearers
1>  ()

liveborn
1> 

livelihood
1>   
_Ex:
to earn one's livelihood by teaching   

_Ex:
to earn an honest livelihood   
_Ex:
to make a decent livelihood  

liveliness
1> , ; , ; 


livelong
1> _.   (Sedum telephium)
2> , ; 
_Ex:
the livelong day  , -
_Ex:
the livelong night   

lively
1> ,  ; , 
_Ex:
a lively tune  
_Ex:
to have had a lively time  ()  
_Ex:
the patient seems rather more lively this morning 
     ()
2> , ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
lively imagination  
3> , 
_Ex:
lively recollection  () 
_Ex:
lively faith  
_Ex:
lively description  
_Ex:
to give a lively idea of smth.   ()
  -.
_Ex:
what lively colours!   !,   !
4> 
_Ex:
lively air  
5> ,  ( )
6>    
_Ex:
lively boat     
_Ex:
lively ball   
_Id:
they had a very lively time!      !
_Id:
to make things lively for smb.   -.
7> , , 

liven
1> ( liven up) ,  ; 
_Ex:
to liven up the editorials     
2> ( liven up) , 
_Ex:
the party livened up  

liver
1> _. 
_Ex:
liver complication _.    
_Ex:
he has liver trouble    () 
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
liver sausage  
_Ex:
liver extract  
_Id:
hot liver  () 
_Id:
white (lily) liver , 
3> () 
_Ex:
good liver ,  ; ; 
_Ex:
free liver    , , 
_Ex:
close liver 
_Ex:
loose liver  
_Ex:
the longest liver _.     
4> _. ; 
_Ex:
a liver in cities  

Liver bird
1>   (  )

liver ore
1> _. 

liver pudding
1>  

liver-coloured
1> -

liver-wing
1>   ,   . .
2>  

liveried
1> ,   ,  

liverish
1> _.   
2> _. 

Liverpool
1> 
_Ex:
Liverpool sound _.   ( 
 "")
2> _. , 
_Ex:
Liverpool kiss " ",   
_Ex:
Liverpool wash " -", - 

Liverpudlian
1> ,  

liverwort
1> _.  (Hepatica)

liverwurst
1>  

livery
1> 
_Ex:
livery servant  
_Ex:
in livery  ;   ( )
_Ex:
out of livery    ( )
2> _.   
3> _.   
_Ex:
to take up one's livery   
4> , ; 
_Ex:
birds in their winter livery    
_Ex:
trees in the livery of spring    
_Ex:
the sombre liveries of the rooks ,   
5>     (  )
_Ex:
at livery    
6>  (, )
7> _.  ;  
8> _.       
 
9> _.   ;   
_Ex:
to receive in livery    ()
10> ,   
11> -
12> _.   
13> _. 
14> _.  ( )

livery company
1> " ",     

livery stable
1>  ;  

liveryman
1>      
2>   ; 

lives
1> _pl.  life

livestock
1>  ,  
_Ex:
livestock capita  
_Ex:
livestock breeding  
2> _. ()  (,   . .)

livid
1> -, -
_Ex:
to be livid with cold   
2> 
_Ex:
livid marks on the body   (  . .)  
3> () 
4> _. , 
_Ex:
to become livid 
_Ex:
livid with rage   

living
1>   
_Ex:
to earn (to make) a living as a teacher  
 
_Ex:
to work for a (for one's) living   
( )
_Ex:
to make an honest living     
2>  
_Ex:
plain living  () 
_Ex:
right living  ()  
_Ex:
good living  
_Ex:
the art of living  
_Ex:
standard of living  
3> _. ; 
4> (the living)  ;  
_Ex:
he is still in the land of the living   
5> , ; 
_Ex:
living langauges  
_Ex:
the greatest living poet    
_Ex:
within living memory    ()
_Ex:
no man living could do better     
 
6>  , ;  ()
_Ex:
he is the living image of his father    ,
  
7> , 
_Ex:
living hope  () 
_Ex:
living faith  (, ) 
8> ,  ( )
9>  ( )
10> . _. , ; ,

_Ex:
living rock    
_Ex:
sculptured in the living rock     
  ( , )
_Id:
living skeleton  
_Id:
living death  ; ,  
_Id:
living pictures  
_Id:
to knock the living daylights out of smb.  
-. ;  ;   

living chemistry
1> ;  

living fossil
1>  ;   (, 
 . .)

living module
1>   ( )

living room
1> , ,  

living space
1>  
2> _.  

living standard
1> _.  ,  

living unit
1>      

living wage
1>  

living will
1> "  " (,   ,
      , 
 )

livre
1> _.  ()

lixivia
1> _pl.  lixivium

lixiviate
1> _. 

lixiviation
1> _. 

lixivium
1> 

lizard
1> _.  (Lacertilia)
2>  
_Ex:
lizard handbag   () 
3> _.  ()
4> _. , ;   (.  
);   ,   . .
5> _. _.  , . ; 
6> _. _. ; ; 
7> 

lizard fishes
1> _.  (Synodontidae)

lizzie
1>  , .  (. tin lizzie)
2> _. _. () ; 

llama
1> _. ,  (Lama huanachus)
2>    
3>    

llanero
1> _.   (. llano)

llano
1> _.  (    )

Lloyd's
1>  (  .  )
_Ex:
Lloyd's List  () 
_Ex:
Lloyd's Register " () " (
    )
_Ex:
A 1 at Lloyd's    " " ( )
2> _. , 

lo
1> _.  !,  !,  !, -! (. lo
and behold!)

lo-fi
1> _.    ()

loach
1> _.  (Nemachilus)

load
1> 
_Ex:
load carrier _.  
_Ex:
load capacity _. 
2> , 
_Ex:
to bear a load on one's back    
_Ex:
to take a load off one's feet ,   
3> 
_Ex:
a load of care  
_Ex:
a load off one's mind   ;    
_Ex:
to take a load off smb.'s mind      -.
4>  (. .)
_Ex:
working load  () 
_Ex:
peak load  () 
_Ex:
a teaching load of twelve hours a week  
   
_Ex:
load diagram _.  ,  
_Ex:
load limit  
_Ex:
load factor _.  
5> , , , 
6> . _pl. _. ; , 
_Ex:
loads of friends  () 
_Ex:
they have a load of money    
7> _. ; ;  
8>    
9>  ( )
10> _.       
 -  
11> _. "",    
12> (-load)    : , 
_Ex:
vanload   (-.)
_Ex:
two lorryloads of sand   
_Ex:
a boatload of tourists   
_Id:
dead load _.  ;  ; ,
 ;  
_Id:
to have a load on _. "",  
_Id:
to get a load of smth. _. _.  -.; 
() -.;  (-. )  
_Id:
get a load of that car     
_Id:
did you get a load of what she said?  ,  
?
13> ,  (. load up)
_Ex:
to load a cart  
_Ex:
to load a ship  
_Ex:
to load smb. with parcels  -. 
_Ex:
to load furniture into a van    
_Ex:
to load one's stomach with food  ,

_Ex:
hands loaded with diamonds ,  
14>  (   . .)
_Ex:
have you loaded up yet?   ?
15>   ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
flight 709 to Rome now loading at gate 49   49
   ,   709  
16> 
_Ex:
to load with care  
_Ex:
to load a lot of work on one's staff  ()
    ;  

_Ex:
a heart loaded with sorrow ,  
17> 
_Ex:
to load smb. with favours  -. 
_Ex:
to load smb. with gifts  -. 
18>  ()
_Ex:
load quickly! !
_Ex:
are you loaded?    ()?
19> 
_Ex:
mortars load at the muzzle    
20>   (,   . .)
_Ex:
to load the camera with film   
21> (into)  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to load a tape into a recorder   ()
 
_Ex:
to load film into a camera  
22>  , 
_Ex:
to load the dice   ()  (
);   (  . .); 
;    (-.)  
(-.)
23> ;  ()
_Ex:
he always loads his questions    
,     
24> ( )  (,   ); ;
 
25> 
_Ex:
air loaded with carbon ,  
_Ex:
air loaded with fragrance   
26>   
27> _.  
_Ex:
to load prices  

load displacement
1> _.  

load line
1>  
2>  

load up
1> 
2>   

load-peak
1> _.  

loaded
1> 
_Ex:
loaded stomach  
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
a loaded stick () 
_Ex:
a loaded cane    
3>      (  )
_Ex:
loaded dice   ;  

4>  ( );    
 
_Ex:
loaded question ,   ;  ;
 
5> 
_Ex:
a loaded gun   (- )
_Ex:
loaded for bear    ; _. _. ,
  (-.);   
6> _. _. ; 
_Ex:
loaded business venture   
7> _. _.  
_Ex:
let him pay, he's loaded   ,   

8> ( ) ; ;   
9> _. ; 
10>   

loader
1> 
2>  
3> 
4>  (  )
5> _. ()-

loading
1> 
_Ex:
loading gauge _.  
_Ex:
loading tackle 
_Ex:
loading point _.  
_Ex:
loading hatch _.  
2> _. , 
3> _. 
4> _.  ()

loadmaster
1>   -  ( 
 )

loadstar
1>  
2>  
3>  

loadstone
1> _.  , ;  
2> -. , , ""

loaf
1> ,  ; 
2> _. _. 
_Ex:
the loaf has risen in price  
_Ex:
loaves and fishes  ; _.   
3>   ( )
_Ex:
veal loaf   
_Ex:
tongue loaf  
_Ex:
souse loaf 
4>  
5>  (, )
6> _. 
_Ex:
use your loaf  
_Id:
half a loaf is better than no bread  ,  
7>   ( ,   . .)
8> , 
_Ex:
to have a loaf 
9> ,   ,  ,
,    (. loaf about)
_Ex:
to loaf away one's time   ,   
_Ex:
to loaf through life ()  

loaf-sugar
1>  
2>  ,   

loafer
1> , , 
2> , 
3> _pl.     

loam
1>  (. clay loam)
2>   ,  

loamy
1> ; ; 

loan
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
government loans  
_Ex:
domestic and foreign loans    
2> ;  
3> -.      
_Ex:
on loan () ;    (
    . .)
_Ex:
to have the loan of smth., to have smth. on loan 
-. ;  -.   
_Ex:
may I have the loan of your sewing-machine?   
    ?
4> ,     
(.  )
_Ex:
she is on loan to another studio    
 
5>  ( )
_Ex:
I have the book out on loan from the library   
  
6>  ,  (. loan out)
7> _.  , 
8>    

loan collection
1>    . .,  
  

