loogan
1> _. _. , 
2> _. _. -
3> _. _. ; 

looie
1> _. _. _. 

look
1> 
_Ex:
kind look  
_Ex:
to have (to take, to give) a look at smth. 
()  -.;
()   -.
_Ex:
to take a good look at smb., smth.  
 -., -.;   -., -.
_Ex:
to cast (to shoot) a look  
_Ex:
to flash a look at smb.    -.
_Ex:
to steal a look  
_Ex:
may I have a look at your passport?   
 ?
2> , 
_Ex:
to have a look of smb., smth. - () 
-., -.;    -., -.
_Ex:
I don't like the look of him      (
)
_Ex:
he had an odd look about him     
_Ex:
the house had a dismal look    
_Ex:
judging by the look of his rash, he has scarlet fever  
() ,   
_Ex:
affairs took on an ugly look    
_Ex:
I don't like the new look in evening wear   
   
_Ex:
it has given the shop a new look    

3> 
_Ex:
a look of pleasure came to her face  
   
_Ex:
there was an ugly look in his eye     
4> . _pl.  ()
_Ex:
good looks , 
_Ex:
to be in good looks  
_Ex:
she has looks and youth    
_Ex:
she's beginning to lose her looks   
5> 
_Ex:
to have a look for smth.  () -.
_Ex:
to be upon the look (for)    (-.)
_Id:
by the look(s) of it  ;  ; 
_Id:
by the look(s) of it we shan't have much rain this year
,       
_Id:
I don't like the look(s) of it    ;
  
_Id:
to give smb. the look   -.
_Id:
women still gave him the look    
  ( )
6> , 
_Ex:
to look but see nothing ,    
_Ex:
to look at smb., smth.   -., -.
_Ex:
to look at the ceiling   
_Ex:
don't look at me!    !
_Ex:
to look on smb. with dislike   -.  
_Ex:
to look black at smb.   -.  ( )
_Ex:
to look after the train as it is leaving the station 
  
_Ex:
to look another way     ( 
)
_Ex:
look! !, !
_Ex:
look this way!   (  )!
_Ex:
to look throug a glass   
_Ex:
he looked about the room    
7> , 
_Ex:
to look into the window   
_Ex:
to look out of (_. out) smth.  -
_Ex:
he looked out of the window to see if she was coming 
 ()  ,    
_Ex:
to look over smth. ,  -.
_Ex:
to look over one's manuscript   
_Ex:
to look over the house  
_Ex:
to look through smth. ; , 
_Ex:
to look through smb.'s papers  ()
-.  ()
_Ex:
his greed looked through his eyes     
,    
_Ex:
to look about one 
_Ex:
we hardly had time to look about us before we had to continue
our journey  -  ,    
  
_Ex:
not much to look at , ; 
  
8> ,  , 
_Ex:
to look happy  () , 
 
_Ex:
to look big   
_Ex:
to look small   
_Ex:
he made me look small   
_Ex:
to look one's age    (  )
 
_Ex:
not to look oneself   , 
   
_Ex:
to look oneself again ,   , 
  
_Ex:
to look one's part    ( )
_Ex:
you don't look yourself   ;    
_Ex:
everybody looked tired     
_Ex:
does this hat look well on me?    ?
_Ex:
things look promising  
(),    
_Ex:
things look black  ,    
_Ex:
that looks heavy   ( )  
_Ex:
I never saw her look better     
_Ex:
she looks her best in blue       
_Ex:
he made me look a fool      
_Ex:
that looks suspicious  
9> (like, as of)  ; ;  
  
_Ex:
she looks like her father     
_Ex:
he looks like an honest man   
 
_Ex:
it looks like rain (like raining)   (,  )

_Ex:
you look as if something has happened    ,
 - 
_Ex:
it looks as if (as though) we are going to have trouble
  ,  (),    
_Ex:
you look as if you slept badly  ,   
 
_Ex:
it would look as if you are afraid  , 
 
10> , ,   
_Ex:
to look into a matter   , 

_Ex:
to look into a question  
_Ex:
will you look at this sentence, please?  (,
, )  
_Ex:
the plumber has come to look at the pipes 
,   
_Ex:
I must get my car looked at ,   ()
 
_Ex:
when one looks more closely   ()
_Ex:
it is something that needs looking   
11> (to)   (-., -.);   (-.,
-.)
_Ex:
just look to it that this doesn't happen again 
 ,    
_Ex:
the country must look to its defences  
  
_Ex:
look to your manners, boy!    , !
12> (towards, on to, into, down)  (, look out);
  (-.,  -. )
_Ex:
the room looks south    
_Ex:
the windows look (out) on the garden    
13>  (, )
_Ex:
to look one's consent    
_Ex:
he looked his thanks     
_Ex:
she has looked "yes"    ""
14> ( ) _.   ; 
_Ex:
he looked to hear from her  ,      
_Ex:
we looked to have immediate success  
()   
15>  . . : !, ! (. look here!;
  )
_Ex:
look, old boy - go easy with her! , ,
  !
_Ex:
look who's here!   !
_Ex:
now look what you've done! ,   !
_Ex:
look who's talking!    
_Ex:
to look on (upon) smb. as smb.  -. -.
_Ex:
to look on (upon) smb. as an authority 
-. 
_Ex:
to look on (upon) smth. as smth.  -. 
 -.   -.
_Ex:
I look on (upon) it as an ill omen    

_Ex:
to look to smb. for smth.   -.  -.,
,   -.
_Ex:
to look to smb. for help   -. 
_Ex:
I look to you for protection     
_Ex:
to look after smb., smth. ,   -.,
-.;   -., -.
_Ex:
to look after one's health    
_Ex:
to look after flowers   
_Ex:
to give one's valuables to the bank to look after  
    
_Ex:
who will look after the children?    ?,
   ?
_Ex:
he's well able to look after himself    
 ,     ;  
   
_Ex:
to look for smb., smth.  -., -.
_Ex:
he is looking for his son    
_Ex:
she is looking for her keys   
16> , 
_Ex:
to look for an apartment  ()
 
_Ex:
he is looking for a wife    
_Ex:
to look for trouble   
17> , 
_Ex:
rain may be looked for   
_Ex:
to look +  : 
_Ex:
to look to be helped  
_Id:
look and see    
_Id:
look after your own business       
_Id:
to look through smb.  -. ; 
,     
_Id:
to look throug rose-coloured glasses  ( )
  ,     
_Id:
to look through blue-coloured glasses  ( )
,     
_Id:
to look at him...     ...
_Id:
to look at it...   ...,  
...
_Id:
not to look at smth.     -.,
   -.
_Id:
he wouldn't look at the proposal    ()
    
_Id:
look sharp!  !,  !
_Id:
look alive (lively)! !, !
_Id:
to look down one's nose at smb.    (,
     )  -.
_Id:
to look up and down  ,  ; 

_Id:
to look smb. in the face   ()   -.
_Id:
to look danger in the face    
_Id:
to look like a million dollars _.  
_Id:
he never looked behind him     ;
      
_Id:
look before you leap  ,  

look about
1>  ; 
2> 
3> (for) , 
_Ex:
are you still looking about for a job?    
 ?

look ahead
1>  ;  
2> (to) ; ; 

look away
1>  ,  (-)  
2> (from)   -.

look back
1> 
2> (on, upon, to)    (), 
3> ;    ,   
_Ex:
never look back!  !
_Ex:
from that time he never looked back    
   (   )

look down
1>  
2> (on, upon)  ;   ,

3> _.    ,  ( )

look downward
1>  
2> (on, upon)  ;   ,


look forward
1> (to)  (-.);  (-.)  
_Ex:
I am looking forward to it so much!    !

look in
1> ( on) , 
_Ex:
the doctor will look in again this evening   
  
_Ex:
won't you look in on me when you're in town?  
  ,    ?
2>  

look on
1> 
_Ex:
he merely looked on and did nothing    
  
2>   -. ;   (, 
 . .)

look out
1> 
_Ex:
he stood at the window and looked out at the view  
    
2> (for) 
_Ex:
she stood at the door looking out for the postman  
 ,  
3>  
_Ex:
look out! !, !
4> , ,  ()
_Ex:
to look out a suitable design for a dress  
 
_Ex:
to look out a dress for a party   
_Ex:
he looked out some examples    
_Ex:
look out afore!, look out forward! _. 
! ()
_Id:
to look out for oneself   ;
()    

look round
1>  
_Ex:
when I looked round for her she was leaving the hall 
   ,     
2> ; ,  
_Ex:
don't make a hurried decision, look round well first 
  ,    

look up
1>  
_Ex:
when I came in she didn't even look up    
,   
2> (to) 
_Ex:
to look up to smb.    -., 
-.
_Ex:
he is looked up to by everybody   

3>   ( -.);   
_Ex:
we all look up to you for guidance    
 
4>  ( ,   . .);  ()
_Ex:
please look up a fast train to Leeds , 
    
5> _.  (-.)
_Ex:
look me up next time you're in London   , 
   
6> _.  ( ,  )
_Ex:
business conditions are beginning to look up 
  
7> _. _.  ( )

look-ahead
1> _. "",   

look-alike
1> , , , 
_Ex:
the child is his look-alike  -   

look-in
1>  
2>  ,  
_Ex:
to give smb. a look-in  ()  -. 
3> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
to have a look-in    
_Ex:
you won't have a look-in with such strong competition 
      

look-out
1> , 
_Ex:
to be on the look-out  
2> (for) 
_Ex:
to keep a good look-outfor smb., smth.  
()  -., -.
3> 
_Ex:
on the look-out for smth.   -.
4>  ,  (. look-out station)
5> 
6> _. 
7>  ( ,   . .); 
_Ex:
a wonderful look-out over the sea    
8>   , 
_Ex:
it's not a good look-out for his family if he loses his
job    ,    
 
9> ,  (-.)
_Ex:
that's his own look-out   
10>  ,   ()

look-over
1> 
_Ex:
to give smth. a look-over  -.

look-see
1> _.  ,  
_Ex:
to take (to have) a look-see round the place 
;     
2> ;  

looker
1> , ,  (  . .)
2> 
3> _. 
_Ex:
she's a looker!  !

looker-in
1> 

looker-on
1> , 
_Id:
lookers-on see more than players, lookers-on see most of
the game   

looking
1> _. 
2> (-looking)    :
_Ex:
good-looking 
_Ex:
ill-looking 

looking glass
1> 
_Ex: "Through the L.G." " " ( .)
2> 
_Ex:
looking glass writing  
3> , , , 
_Ex:
looking glass world ,   ,  
_Ex:
looking glass politics  () 

looking-for
1> 
2> , 

lookup
1>   (   . .)

loom
1>  
2> 
3>   (    . .)
4> 
5> 
6>  ,  (   . .),
 (. loom up)
_Ex:
a black shape loomed in the distance -  
_Ex:
the dark outline of another ship loomed through the fog
  -     
_Ex:
the mountain-tops loom through the clouds   
  
7>   ;  (. loom up)
_Ex:
to loom large  , 
_Ex:
his own private troubles loom very large just now  
       
_Ex:
the risk loomed large in his mind    
 
_Ex:
the examinations are looming up  
8> _. _.  (Gavia)
9> _. 
10>  

looming
1> 
2>  
_Ex:
looming of the (a) coast _.  
3> ,  
4> 

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

loons
1>  ,    (. loon pants,
loon trousers)

loony
1> _. 
2> _. , , 

loony-bin
1> _.  , 

loop
1> 
_Ex:
loop of the oar  
2> _.  ,  
3>  ( )
4> _.     ( )
5> _. ,  
6> _.  , ; 
7> _.  ()
8>   
9>  
10> _.  
11>  ()
12> _.  
_Ex:
control loop _.  
13> _.  ( )
_Ex:
loop counter  
_Ex:
loop termination   
_Ex:
nested loops  ,  
14> _. "" ( 
; . Lippes loop)
15> (the L.) ,   
16> _. ; 
17>  
_Ex:
to loop the loop _.    ( )
18>  
19>  ; 
20> _.  

loop bearing
1> 

loop-aerial
1> _.  

loop-change-loop
1>    ( )

loop-line
1>   
2>  
3> _.  , 

loop-the-loop
1> _.  ,  

looped
1> _. _. , 

looper
1> _.  
2>  (    )

loophole
1> ; 
2> ; 
_Ex:
to find a loophole in the law  ,  

3>  

looping
1>  ; 

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

loose
1>  ;  
_Ex:
to give (a) loose to one's tongue   ; 

_Ex:
to give (a) loose to one's feelings   ()
 
_Id:
on the loose  ,  ;  ,  
_Id:
to be on the loose , ; ,

2> 
_Ex:
to let loose ; ;   (,
  . .)
_Ex:
children let loose from school ,   
_Ex:
to let loose one's indignation    ,
   
_Ex:
to let loose at smb.   -.  
_Ex:
to let a dog loose on smb.  () 
-. 
_Ex:
to get (to break) loose   ;   
_Ex:
he got one hand loose    
_Ex:
to cut loose ; ; ,   
_Ex:
to cut loose from one's family  ,   
_Ex:
after the first game he cut loose and won the match easily
        
_Ex:
the dog is too dangerous to be left loose   
  
3> ; 
_Ex:
loose goods  
_Ex:
loose flowers   (  )
_Ex:
to carry one's small change loose in one's pocket 
     (  )
_Ex:
to buy sweets loose      
4> 
_Ex:
loose bowels 
_Ex:
loose tongue 
_Ex:
to have a loose tongue      ;
 
5> 
_Ex:
loose belt  () 
_Ex:
loose collar  
6> , 
_Ex:
loose clothes  () 
_Ex:
loose coat    
7> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
loose end  ()  (, 
 . .)
_Ex:
loose tooth  
_Ex:
loose nail  
_Ex:
loose window ,   ;  
_Ex:
loose joint _.  
_Ex:
loose thread  
_Ex:
loose cheeks  
_Ex:
loose knot  
_Ex:
loose masonry   ( )
_Ex:
loose dye  
_Ex:
loose part  ;  ; 

_Ex:
to come loose ; , 
_Ex:
some of the pages have come loose  

_Ex:
she wears her hair loose     ( 
 )
_Ex:
the button is loose   (- )
8> ; ; 
_Ex:
loose translation  ;  
_Ex:
loose calculations  () 
_Ex:
loose construction   ()
_Ex:
loose statement  
_Ex:
loose meaning of the word   
_Ex:
loose thinker  
_Ex:
loose style  ;  
9> 
_Ex:
loose conduct 
_Ex:
loose woman  
_Ex:
to lead a loose life   
10> , 
_Ex:
loose talk  
11> ; ; 
_Ex:
loose fabric  
_Ex:
loose soil  
_Ex:
loose rocks _.   
_Ex:
loose handwriting  
_Ex:
in loose order _.   
12> , 
_Ex:
loose build (make)  
13> _. 
_Ex:
loose running  
14> _. , 
15>  ( )
_Id:
loose fish  ; 
_Id:
at a loose end   ,  , 
; 
_Id:
at loose hours   ,  
_Id:
to have a screw loose   (); 
 
_Id:
there's a screw loose somewhere -    ,
-   ()
_Id:
to ride with a loose rein   ; 
;  -.  , 
_Id:
he is loose in the bean (in the upper story)    
;    
_Id:
loose as goose , ;  
_Id:
loose cough  
_Id:
to sit loose to smth.     -.,
   -.
_Id:
to hang loose _.   
_Id:
just hang loose!   !; !
_Id:
loose play   (); - 
()
_Id:
loose cannon ",   ", 
  ( ); ,  
  ;    
16> , 
_Ex:
to loose one's hold   , 
17>  
_Ex:
his tongue was loosed by drink    
18>  ( );  (  . .)
19> ;  (, )
20>  ()
21> ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
to loose a knot  ;  
_Ex:
to loose the fetters  ; _.  
22>  ()
23> ,  (); 
24> _.  ()
_Ex:
to loose sails  
_Ex:
to loose for sea _.   

loose box
1>  ( )

loose cover
1>  ( )

loose housing
1> _-.   ()
_Ex:
loose housing barn  

loose leaf
1>  ; 

loose-bodied
1> ,    ( )

loose-fitting
1> ,  ( ,   . .)

loose-jointed
1> 

loose-leaf
1>      (   . .)
_Ex:
loose-leaf binder 
2> _. , 

loose-limbed
1> 

loose-tongued
1> ,  ,    
 

loosely
1>   .

loosen
1> (. loosen up) ; 
_Ex:
to loosen one's grip  
_Ex:
to loosen the reins  
_Ex:
to loosen the brakes  () 
_Ex:
to loosen discipline  
_Ex:
the medicine may loosen the cough   

_Ex:
the screw has loosened  ,   
2> 
_Ex:
to loosen the grip   ()
_Ex:
to loosen one's grip of (hold on) smth.   
-.
3>  
_Ex:
by degrees their tongues were loosened  

4> (. loosen up) , ; ,
 (   . .)
5> 
6> _.   , 

loosen up
1> _. ;  
_Ex:
I must take some exercise and loosen up my muscles  
   
2> (on) _.  ,  
3> _. _.  
_Ex:
if you don't loosen up, I shall have to find other ways
of making you talk    ,  
,    
4> _. _. 
5> _. ;  

loosener
1> 

looseness
1> ; 
2> _. ; 
3> _.  
4>  ()

loosening
1> 
_Ex:
loosening of hold   ()
2> _-.  ()
3> _.  ()

loosestrife
1> _.  (Lysimachia)

loosey-goosey
1> _. _. , 
_Ex:
she is so loosey-goosey   

loot
1> ;  
2>   (  . .)
3> , 
4> 
5> _. ;  
6> _. _. 
7> ;  
8>   
9> _.  
10> _. _. 

looter
1> 
2> 

looting
1> 
2> ;  (  . .)

lop
1>    ;  
2> ,  ,  (. lop away, lop off)
3>  (, )
4> 
5>  (  - , )
6> ,  (. lop away, lop down, lop off)
7>  
8> 
9>  , 
10> _. 
11> _. 
12> _.  

lop-eared
1> 

lope
1>  ;  
2> , ,   (.  )
3>   
4> , ,   (.  )

loping
1>   ()

lopping
1>  
2>  
3>   

lopping shears
1> , 

loppy
1>  , 

lopsided
1> , , 
_Ex:
lopsided tree  
2> , 
_Ex:
lopsided development  () 
_Ex:
lopsided growth   (, 
 . .)
3> _. ; 

loquacious
1> ; ; 
2> ; 

loquacity
1> ; 

loquat
1> _.  ,  (Eriobotrya japonica)

loquitur
1> _.  ()

lor
1> _.  lord
_Ex:
o lor! _.  ! ( , , )

loran
1> _. _.   , ""

lorcha
1>  ( )

lord
1> ; , , , 
_Ex:
our sovereign lord the King ,   
2> (the L.) _.  
_Ex:
Our L. , 
_Ex:
in the year of our L.   ,   
_Ex:
the L.'s prayer  , " "
_Ex:
the L.'s Day  , 
_Ex:
the L.'s Supper  ; , 
_Ex:
the L.'s table  ( ); , 
_Ex:
L. of Hosts _.  , 
3> , ;    ( 
)
_Ex:
the House of Lords  
_Ex:
Lords temporal   ( )
_Ex:
Lords spiritual " " ( -  
)
4>  (   ,     
 )
5>  (    )
_Ex:
Lord Commissioners of the Admiralty  

_Ex:
L. Chief Justice   
_Ex:
L. President of the Council   () 
6> (L.)  ( ;   )
_Ex:
Alfred, L. Tennyson ,  
7> (L.)  (  ;   )
_Ex:
L. Peter Wimsey   
_Ex:
L. Peter  
8> (my lord)  (  , .  
)
9> (my lord)  (    
    ;  
 -)
10> (my lord) _.   (
);   (
)
11> (the Lords) _.  
12> . _. , 
_Ex:
lord of the manor (of the soil)  
13>  
_Ex:
cotton lords  
14> _. ;  ( -. )
_Ex:
vice lords    
(.  )
_Ex:
war lord  
15> , 
_Ex:
lord and master   
_Id:
lords of creation  ; ,  
_Id:
the L. Harry , 
_Id:
to live like a lord   ,  ;  
  
_Id:
to treat smb. like a lord   -., 
-.  
_Id:
as drunk as lord   
_Id:
to act the lord ,    
_Id:
to swear like a lord   
_Id:
new lords, new laws _.   -  ;
   
16> (. to lord it)     
; ; , 
_Ex:
to lord it over smb.  -.
_Ex:
he will not be lorded over     
17>    (-.)
18> ,  
19> !,   ( , , )
_Ex:
(Good) L.!, Good L. Almighty!  ! (
, )
_Ex:
L. bless me!  !,  !
_Ex:
L.forbid!   ()!;   !

Lord Chamberlain
1> - (   )

Lord Chancellor
1> - (  )

Lord Fauntleroy
1> _. ()   (  
 )
2>      (. Lord
Fauntleroy suit)

Lord Lieutenant
1> _. - (   1922.)
2> - (    
    )

Lord Mayor
1> -
_Ex:
Lord Mayor's Show  -,    
 -  

Lord of Misrule
1> _. " ", " " (
 )

Lord Privy Seal
1>    ( . .   )

Lord Provost
1> - (   )

lordkin
1> _.    

lordless
1>  ,   
2>   

lordliness
1> , ; 
2> , 
3> ;  , 

lordling
1>    
2> . _. ,  

lordly
1>  , 
2> , , 
3> , 
4> , 
5>   , -
6> , 

lordolatry
1>  ;   

lordoses
1> _pl.  lordosis

lordosis
1> _. ,   

lords-and-ladies
1> _.   (Arum maculatum)

