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

manor-house
1> ,  
2>  ()

manor-place, manor-seat
1> ,  
2>  ()

manorial
1> ,   
_Ex:
manorial rights  

manoscope
1> 

manostat
1> _. 

manpower
1>  ;  
_Ex:
manpower problem    ; 
   
_Ex:
manpower utilization   
2>  ;    
_Ex:
manpower cut (saving)    
 
_Ex:
manpower distribution _.   
3> _.   ( 0.1 ..)

manpower ceiling
1> _.  ()   

manque
1> _. , 
_Ex:
an artist manque  

manqueller
1> _. 

mansard
1> _.   (. mansard roof)
2> 

manse
1>  () 
2> _.     

manshift
1> _. -

mansion
1>  ,  ; 
_Ex:
a Queen Anne mansion       
 
2> _pl.   (.  )
3> , , 

mansion-house
1>  ; 
2>  
_Ex:
the M.  -  
3> _.  

manslaughter
1> 
2>  ;   ;
 

manslayer
1> 
2> _.   ,  

mansuete
1> _. , , 

manswear
1> _. 

manteau
1> 

mantel
1>  ;  
2>  

mantel-board
1>    

mantel-tree
1>  ;  
2>  

mantelet
1> 
2> _.   (  )
3> _.   
4> _. _. , ;  

mantelpiece
1>  ;  
_Ex:
the letter is on the mantelpiece  ()  
2>  

mantelshelf
1>  

mantes
1> _pl.  mantis

mantic
1>   , 

manticore
1>     ,   
 

mantilla
1> _. 

mantis
1> _.  (Mantis gen.)

mantissa
1> _. 

mantle
1> ; 
_Ex:
fur mantle    
_Ex:
the mantle of the late Prime Minister has fallen on him 
   -
2> 
_Ex:
a mantle of snow  ,  
_Ex:
under the mantle of darkness   
_Ex:
spring's mantle of green   
3> _. , , 
4>  
5>  
6> _. ; 
7> _. , , 
8> , , 
_Ex:
to mantle smb. in a cloak  -.  
_Ex:
dark clouds mantled the setting sun   
()  
_Ex:
mountains mantled with snow ,  
_Ex:
a wall mantled with ivy ,  (, )

9>  , ;  ( )
10>  ( );   ,   
( )
_Ex:
her face (cheeks) mantled with blushes  ;
 
_Ex:
blushes mantled (on) her cheeks     
_Ex:
her face mantled with emotion     
11>      ( )

mantle plume
1> _.  

mantlet
1> 
2> _.   (  )
3> _.   
4> _. _. , ;  

mantling
1> _. ; 
2> ,    
3>   , 
4> 
5> _.   

manto
1> _. _. (  ) 

mantra
1> _. , 

mantrap
1> ,  ( )
2> _.  , 

mantua
1> _. 

Mantuan
1> ,   
_Id:
the Mantuan 
2> 
3>   () 

manu militari
1> _. , 
_Ex:
to expel manu militari () ;  (
) 

manu propria
1> _. 

manual
1> ; ; , ; 
_Ex:
shorthand manual  ()  
_Ex:
M. of Military Law   -

2> _. 
_Ex:
field manual  
3> _.    
_Ex:
manual of arms evolutions    
;  
4> _.  ()
5> 
_Ex:
manual labour  
_Ex:
manual worker   
_Ex:
manual training  ,   ( )
_Ex:
manual alphabet  
_Ex:
manual transportation  
_Ex:
he has manual skill    ,   
 
6>   ; 
_Ex:
manual control  
_Ex:
manual typewriter   ()
_Ex:
manual (fire-)engine   

manual craft
1> _.  
_Ex:
manual-craft flight   

manually
1> 

manufactor
1> _. , ; , 
2> _. , ; 
_Ex:
manufactor's catalogue  
3> _.   

manufactory
1> , 
2> ; 
3> _. 
4> _. 
5> _. 

manufacturability
1> _. 

manufacture
1> , ; ;  
_Ex:
cloth manufacture  
_Ex:
large-scale manufacture  
_Ex:
manufacture mark  
_Ex:
of home (domestic) manufacture  
()
_Ex:
verses of my own manufacture   ; 
 
2>  _pl. , , 
3>  ,  (,   . .)
4>  (   . .)
5> , ; ;  ()
_Ex:
to manufacture shoes  
_Ex:
poisons manufactured within the system , 

6>   , ; 
_Ex:
to manufacture novels by the dozen    
_Ex:
to manufacture pot-boilers   
7> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to manufacture false evidence  
_Ex:
to manufacture a charge  
_Ex:
to manufacture an excuse  
_Ex:
to manufacture news    

manufactured
1> ,  
_Ex:
manufactured goods (products) , 
()   
2> , 

manufacturer
1> , ; , 
2> , ; 
_Ex:
manufacturer's catalogue  
3>   

manufacturing
1> ,  -
2> , 
3>   (. manufacturing industry)
4> 
_Ex:
manufacturing town  
_Ex:
manufacturing water   
5>   , 
_Ex:
manufacturing costs   

manumise, manumiss
1> _.   ; 

manumission
1> _.  ( );  
()
2> _. ,  ()

manumit
1> _.   ; 

manumotive
1>   

manure
1> ,  
_Ex:
manure heap  
_Ex:
manure pit  ; 
_Ex:
manure water  ,  
_Id:
horse manure , 
2> ,  

manure distributor
1> _-. 
2> _-.  

manure spreader
1> _-. 

manurement
1> _.  

manurer
1> _. ,   , 

manurial
1>   , ;   ,


manuring
1> ,  

manuscript
1> 
_Ex:
manuscript on paper   
_Ex:
manuscript in facsimile  
_Ex:
manuscripts in editor's hand  
()
_Ex:
to accept a manuscript  
_Ex:
my article is still in manuscript     
2> 
_Ex:
manuscript book  
_Ex:
manuscript copy  , 
_Ex:
manuscript map  
_Ex:
manuscript note  ; , 
()  

manway
1> _.   ( )

Manx
1>  
2> (the Manx) _.  - 
3>       - 

Manx cat
1>   (  )

Manxman
1>    - 

many
1> , ; 
_Ex:
many of these books    
_Ex:
a great many of the tourists were tired   
_Ex:
you may take as many as you need   ,
  
_Ex:
he failed like so many before him    
  
_Ex:
there are so many here that I can't choose  ,
     ( ,   )
2> (the many) , , 
_Ex:
contempt for the many   
3> , ; 
_Ex:
many people  
_Ex:
many people think so    ( ,
 )
_Ex:
like so many people   
_Ex:
not so many   
_Ex:
there are not so many people here     
_Ex:
of many kinds  () 
_Ex:
a woman of many moods ,    

_Ex:
in many instances   
_Ex:
in many ways  () ;  
_Ex:
for many years  ,  
_Ex:
we shall see him before many weeks have passed  
    ,    
_Ex:
how many? ?
_Ex:
how many people are here?   ?
_Ex:
how many questions does one have to answer?  
   ?
_Ex:
not so many as , 
_Ex:
many a man (a one)  ()
_Ex:
many a time  
_Ex:
for many a long day    
_Ex:
I haven't seen him for many a day     
_Ex:
many's the time, day, etc.  , 
_Ex:
many's the time I've heard that song   
 
_Ex:
many's the time I wondered what he meant   
 
_Ex:
many is the tale he has told us     
4>  :
_Ex:
as many  
_Ex:
as many again   ;  
_Ex:
I have six (pens) but I shall need as many again   
(),      
_Ex:
six mistakes in as many lines     
 ,     
_Ex:
twice as many  
_Ex:
half as many  
_Ex:
as many as (,) 
_Ex:
as many as three years   
_Ex:
a good (great) many  
_Ex:
a good (great) many people  
_Ex:
a good (great) many times  
_Ex:
too many  
_Ex:
too many idle people   
_Ex:
there are too many of you   
_Ex:
one (two etc.) too many 
_Ex:
I have a card too many    
_Ex:
he is one too many here   
_Ex:
to be (one) too many for smb.   (, )
-.;    -.;     -.;
  -. 
_Ex:
none too many   
_Ex:
he has none too many friends       
5> (many-)    ;   
 -, -
_Ex:
many-coloured, many-hued ; 
_Ex:
many-sided 
_Id:
like so many slaves   
_Id:
the boys climb like so many monkeys   (
),   
_Id:
to have one too many ,  

many-armed bandit
1> " ",    


many-bottom plough
1> _-.  

many-field system
1> _-.  , 

many-headed
1> 
2>    ( )

many-sided
1> 
_Ex:
a many-sided man  () ;
   ; , 
    
_Ex:
a many-sided problem  

many-stage
1> _. ; 

many-valued
1> _. , 

many-voiced
1> _. 

manyplies
1> _.  (   )

manysidedness
1> , , 

manzanilla
1> _. ,  

manzanita
1> _.   (Arctostaphylos gen.)

Mao jacket
1> _.   - 

Maoist
1> ,   
2> ,    

Maori
1> 
2>  
3> _.  (Ophthalmolepsis lineolatus)

map
1>  (   )
_Ex:
geological map  
_Ex:
skeleton map  ;  
_Ex:
road map  
_Ex:
an up-to-date map  () 
_Ex:
map course   ; ,   
_Ex:
map data  
_Ex:
map distance   ;  
 ; 
_Ex:
map firing _.      
_Ex:
map reading  
_Ex:
map reference   ;   
_Ex:
map scale  
_Ex:
map section  , 

_Ex:
map sheet _.  
_Ex:
map study  
_Ex:
map symbol _.  ,  
_Ex:
a map of the heavens  
_Ex:
a map of the world  
_Ex:
to read a map  
_Ex:
to follow a map   
_Ex:
to blow up a map _.  
_Ex:
to relieve a map _.  ,   
_Ex:
to have an eye for a map _.   
( )
_Ex:
to plot smth. on a map  -.  
_Ex:
to set a map  
_Ex:
the scale of this map is an inch to the mile  
   
2> 
_Ex:
a map of Moscow  
3> _.  
4> _. 
5> _.  ()
_Id:
off the map ;  ; ;
, 
_Id:
to write (to wipe) off the map    
_Id:
the whole town was wiped off the map    
 
_Id:
on the map ;   ;
, , 
_Id:
to put on the map  , 
(-.) 
_Id:
this will put your village on the map   
   ( )
6>    
7>   
_Ex:
to map the route    
8>   
9> _. 
_Ex:
to map a set on another set    


map code
1>  ;  

map out
1>  , 
_Ex:
to map out a course of action   
_Ex:
to map out a course of conduct   
_Ex:
to map out one's time   
_Ex:
he hasn't yet mapped out what he will do    
  ()  
_Ex:
her future is all mapped out for her   
 ()
2> ,   ,  ()
_Ex:
the country was mapped out with tourists routes  
  

map-case
1>      
2> 

map-holder
1> 

map-maker
1> 

map-measurer
1> _. 

maple
1> _.  (Acer gen.)
2>  

maple sugar
1>  

maple syrup
1>  

maple-leaf
1>   ( )

mapmaking
1> ;  

mappable
1>         

mapper
1> _. , 
2>   (.  
)

mapping
1> 
2>    ;   ;

_Ex:
mapping pen    
_Ex:
the mapping of soils  
3>  
_Ex:
mapping camera    
_Ex:
mapping coverage     
_Ex:
mapping photography  ()

4> _. 
_Ex:
mapping domain   
_Ex:
mapping of a set  

