mammy
1> _. 
2> _. -; -
3> _.  

mamsell
1> _.  (     
   -  )

man
1> , 
_Ex:
there were three men and two women in the room  
     
_Ex:
to play the man  ( ),   
_Ex:
to make a man of smb.   -.  
()
_Ex:
to bear smth. like a man   -.
_Ex:
be a man!  !
_Ex:
he is only half a man    
_Ex:
man to man, between man and man    
_Ex:
a good man  (, ) 
_Ex:
a man of thirty  ()  ; 

_Ex:
a man of action   (),  
_Ex:
a man of character  ,  
_Ex:
a man of moods  
_Ex:
a man of peace  () 
_Ex:
a man of principle  
_Ex:
a man of sense  () 
_Ex:
a man of wisdom  () 
_Ex:
a man of ideas  () 
_Ex:
a man of many parts  
_Ex:
a man of genius  
_Ex:
a man of honour  () 
_Ex:
a man of distinction (of mark, of note) 
() 
_Ex:
a man of taste   
_Ex:
a man of few words  () 
_Ex:
a man of many words  
_Ex:
a man of his word  ,  () 

_Ex:
a man of family  
_Ex:
a man of means (of property)   ,
 
_Ex:
a man of business  ; ; 
_Ex:
you'll have to speak to my man of business  
   
_Ex:
a man of law ; ; 
_Ex:
a man of letters , ; _. 
_Ex:
he is the very man for this job    
  
_Ex:
if you want a good music teacher, here's your man  
   ,   (  
 )
_Ex:
if you want to sell the car, I'm your man   
 ,   (  )
_Ex:
I feel a new man    ,   

_Ex:
if any man comes...  - (- )
...
2> 
_Ex:
man and wife   
_Ex:
to live as man and wife     
_Ex:
he made them man and wife   
3> _. : , 
_Ex:
a University man    
_Ex:
an Oxford man   ; , 
 ,  
_Ex:
senior man 
4> _.  ( )
_Ex:
speak up, man!, speak up, my (good) man! ,  , !
_Ex:
hurry up, man!, hurry up, my (good) man!   ,
!
_Ex:
come along, man!, come along, my (good) man!  ,
 !
_Ex:
nonsense, man!, nonsense, my (good) man! !
_Ex:
well, man (my (good) man), where is it? ,  ,
   ?
5> 
_Ex:
the rights of man  
_Ex:
food not fit for man or beast ,    
 
_Ex:
board at
_Ex:
per man  ()    
_Ex:
man's sense of himself 
_Ex:
men say that...  , ...
_Ex:
any man could do that  ()   
_Ex:
what can a man do?  () ?
_Ex:
all men are brothers   
_Ex:
as one (a) man   
_Ex:
to a man   ,    (),  
; 
_Ex:
to the last man   ,    
_Ex:
all sorts and conditions of men, men of all conditions 
 ,   
_Ex:
to mistake one's man   
_Ex:
man overboard!   !
6> ( ) ,  
7> 
8> 
_Ex:
the manager spoke to the men    
_Ex:
this factory employs 300 men    
 
9> , , 
10>  
_Ex:
officers and men   
11> 
12>  ( ), 
_Ex:
to jump a man  
13>  ( . )
14> _. 
15> _.  man-of-war, merchantman  . .
16> (-man)      ,

_Ex:
clergyman 
_Ex:
postman 
_Ex:
sportsman 
_Ex:
workman 
_Id:
the inner man  "", ; 
_Id:
to refresh the inner man , 
_Id:
the outer man ; , 
_Id:
to clothe the outer man 
_Id:
odd man  ; ,   
_Id:
odd man out " " ()
_Id:
heavy man _. _. ,   
_Id:
one-dollar-a-year man _.  , 
     
      
_Id:
man of the house  
_Id:
my old man  
_Id:
men of the day  
_Id:
a man of the world ,  , 
;  
_Id:
a man about town  ,  , 
_Id:
a man of the turf  
_Id:
a man of straw  ;   
;  ;  () ;
 
_Id:
a man of God ;  
_Id:
M. of Sorrows _.  
_Id:
a man in a thousand  () ; 
 ,    ;  
 
_Id:
man in blue ; 
_Id:
men in blue _. _.  
_Id:
the man in the street _. . the man in the car "
 ",  () 
_Id:
the next man _.  , ;  
_Id:
a run-of-the-mill man  
_Id:
the man in the moon  
_Id:
man and boy   ; _.   
_Id:
he lived there man and boy     
_Id:
I have known him man and boy     
_Id:
man and boy turned out into the street    
 
_Id:
the man for me, the man for my money   
,    
_Id:
the man higher up , , ;  
_Id:
the man at the wheel 
_Id:
M. Friday ,  () 
_Id:
no man's land  
_Id:
to hit a man when he is down  
_Id:
to be one's own man   ;   ;  
 ;     ,   ,
   
_Id:
he is his own man    
_Id:
a man or a mouse  ,  
_Id:
like master like man      
_Id:
every man to his (own) taste      ;
   
_Id:
(so) many men, (so) many minds _.  ,
 
_Id:
a drowning man will catch at a straw _.  
 
_Id:
every man has his hobby-horse      (
,  );      
_Id:
a man is known by the company he keeps _.  ,
  ,    (),  
_Id:
one man's meat is another man's poison _.  
,   ;  ,   
_Id:
a man can die but once    ,  
 
_Id:
man proposes but God disposes _.  ,
  
_Id:
man alive!  !,  !;   !,
  !
17>  , 
18> _. _.   ; 
;   (   . .);  
( )
_Ex:
to man a unit    
_Ex:
to man a boat    
_Ex:
to man the pumps     ( )
19>  ();  ( )
_Ex:
to man the defenses   
_Ex:
to man the guns    
20>    , ,    
21> _.  (  . .)

man-ape
1>  

man-at-arms
1> _.  

man-carrying aircraft
1>  ;    

man-child
1> ,   

man-eater
1> 
2>  ( ,   . ,  )
3> _. - (Carcharodon)

man-eating
1>  , ;  
_Ex:
a man-eating tiger -

man-hour
1> -

man-in-possession
1>    (  
)

man-load
1> ,   

man-machine
1> _. -, 

man-made
1> ,   
_Ex:
man-made world ,   
_Ex:
man-made isotope _.  
_Ex:
man-made noise _.    

man-month
1> _. -

man-nachine study
1>  (    )

man-o'-war
1>  
_Ex:
man-o'-war's man  
_Ex:
man-o'-war escort    
_Ex:
man-o'-war harbour  
2> _. 

man-of-war
1>  
_Ex:
man-of-war's man  
_Ex:
man-of-war escort    
_Ex:
man-of-war harbour  
2> _. 

man-plant
1> 

man-portable
1> , 

man-powered
1>      

man-rad
1> _.  ( )  1    
() 

man-rem
1> _.  ( )  1    
() 

man-servant
1> 

man-sized
1> ,   
2> _. _. 
_Ex:
it is a man-sized job   ,   
 

man-stimulator
1> ; 
2> 
3> _.  (Pipra gen.)

man-to-man
1> , 
_Ex:
man-to-man talk     ; 
,  ;  
_Ex:
man-to-man encounter _.  ;  
_Ex:
man-to-man weapon _.   ; 
 

man-year
1> _. -

manacle
1> . _pl. ;  
2> , ; 
3>  
4> , 

manage
1>   
2> _.  
3>    
4> , ; ,   
_Ex:
to manage a factory  () 
_Ex:
to manage a farm  
_Ex:
to manage a household   
_Ex:
to manage one's own affairs    
_Ex:
the singer was looking for someone to manage him 
  
_Ex:
she manages cattle    
5> ;  
_Ex:
to manage a boat  
_Ex:
can you manage the boat without help?    
  (, )?
_Ex:
to manage horses  
_Ex:
to know how to manage smb.     -.;
   -.
_Ex:
she knows how to manage children   (, )
  
_Ex:
he is a difficult person to manage    
6> ; 
_Ex:
I think I can manage (it)  ,   ( )
_Ex:
how did you manage (in my absence)?     
(  )?
_Ex:
I can't manage this work      ,
     ;      
_Ex:
the task could hardly have been managed better   
    
_Ex:
he managed matters so well that...     ,
...
_Ex:
you will manage on your pension     
7>  (), ; 
_Ex:
to manage (to do) everything in time  ()
  
_Ex:
to manage to keep one's temper   
_Ex:
I managed to see him    
_Ex:
how did you manage to get the tickets?   
 ?,     ?
_Ex:
I managed to lose my pen    
_Ex:
still he managed to catch the train   
 
8> _. 
_Ex:
can you manage another slice?  ,   ?
_Ex:
can't you manage another sandwich?    
  ?
9> , 
10>  ()

manageability
1> 
2>  
3> , ; 
4> , 
5>    ( )

manageable
1>  ;  , 
2> ,   
_Ex:
of manageable dimensions  
_Ex:
the manageable size of the book makes it higly attractive
    
3> , ; 
_Ex:
manageable child  () 
_Ex:
he is manageable     
_Ex:
manageable voter _. "" , ,
  
4> , 
5>  ; , 
_Ex:
manageable horse  

management
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the management of state affairs  

_Ex:
effective management  
_Ex:
management experts    ;
  
_Ex:
middle management   
_Ex:
top management  
_Ex:
management by objectives _. (-) 
_Ex:
management by exception _.   
_Ex:
management of labour _.  
_Ex:
to develop appropriate management skills  
 
_Ex:
the failure of the scheme was due to bad management 
     
2> (the management) _. ; , 
_Ex:
the management of the factory  
_Ex:
labour and management failed to agree on wages  
     
3>   ()
4>   ( )
5> , 
_Ex:
it needed (took) a good deal of management to persuade him
   (),   
6> _. , ,   ( )

management engineering
1>    

management information system
1> _. - 

manager
1> , , , ;
; 
_Ex:
canteen manager    
_Ex:
sales manager   
2> _.  
3> 
_Ex:
good manager  
_Ex:
my wife is an excellent manager   -  
_Ex:
she is not much of a manager     
4> 
5> _.    ,  
  ,   
6> _.   , ,  ,
 

manageress
1> ; 

managerial
1>   ; ; 
_Ex:
managerial system  
2> ; 
_Ex:
managerial qualities  

managerial revolution
1> " " (   
 )

managership
1>  , ,   . .
2>  , ,   . .

managing
1> , 
_Ex:
managing director -; 
_Ex:
managing staff   
2> ; 
_Ex:
she is a very managing woman    
3> , 
_Ex:
she was well known as a thrifty managing housekeeper 
 ,   () 

manakin
1> _.  (Pipra gen.)

manana
1> _. 

manatee
1> _. ,   (Trichechus gen.)

manation
1> _. 

manbote
1> _. ,     

manche
1> _. 

Manchester
1> 
_Ex:
Manchester cottons   
_Ex:
Manchester wares  , 
 

Manchester School
1> _.  , 

manchet
1> _. _.   , 

manchineel
1> _.  (Hippomane mancinella)

Manchoo
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Manchoo(s) _. 
2> 

Manchu
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Manchu(s) _. 
2> 

mancipate
1> _.   ;   
2> _.   , 

mancipation
1> _. 
2> , 
3> 

manciple
1>  (.  )

Mancunian
1>  
2> 

mancus
1> _.      

mandamus
1> _.       
2>  , ,  (
)

mandarin
1> _.  ( )
2> (M.)    
3>    ,  
4>      
5> _.      
(. mandarin coat)
6> _.  (Citrus nobilis  deliciosa; . mandarin
orange)
7>  

mandarine
1> _.  (Citrus nobilis  deliciosa; . mandarine
orange)
2>  

mandarine sleeve
1>      , -

mandatary
1> _.  
2> ,  
3> _. 
4> , 

mandate
1> 
_Ex:
M. Comission  
_Ex:
mandate system  
2>  ()
3> _. ; 
4> ,  
5>  
6>  ()    
7> _.   

mandated
1> 

mandative
1> _.   , 

mandator
1> _.    , 

mandatory
1> ,  
2> _. 
3> , 
4> 
_Ex:
mandatory powers  
_Ex:
mandatory state -
5> , , 
_Ex:
mandatory provisions   (, )
_Ex:
mandatory order _.   
_Ex:
mandatory allowance _.   
_Ex:
mandatory retirement _.    
_Ex:
mandatory training (obligation) _.  


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

mandibular, mandibulary
1> _. , 

mandibulate
1>    
2>  

mandilion
1> _. 

mandioca
1> _. ,  (Manihot gen.)

mandola
1>  (. )

mandolin
1> 

mandoline
1> 

mandolinist
1>   

mandora, mandore
1>  (. )

mandragora
1> _.  (Mandragora gen.)

mandrake
1> _.  (Mandragora gen.)
2>     

mandrel
1> _. ; ; 
2> _. 

mandril
1> _. ; ; 
2> _. 

mandrill
1> _.  (Mandrillus mormon)

manducable
1> _. 

manducate
1> _. 

manducation
1> _. 

mane
1> 
_Ex:
mane hair   ( )

manege
1> 
_Ex:
covered manege  
2>   
3>   
4>  
5>  

maneless
1> ,   

manerial
1> ,   
_Ex:
manerial rights  

manes
1> _pl. _-. 

maneuverability
1> , 

maneuvering
1> _. 
2> _. _.   
_Ex:
maneuvering area _.   
_Ex:
maneuvering flight _.     
3> _. ; 
_Ex:
maneuvering force  
_Ex:
maneuvering target  () 
_Ex:
maneuvering withdrawal  

manful
1> ; , 

manfully
1> ; , 

manganate
1> _.   , 

manganese
1> _. 

manganese steel
1>  

manganesian
1> ,  

manganic
1>   

