marimba
1>  (.      
)

marina
1>    
2>  
3> ,   
4> ,   

marinade
1> 
2> ; ;  (, )  

marinae
1>  
_Ex:
the merchant (mercantile) marinae  
2>   
_Ex:
the marinaes  
3>  , 
4> _.  ;  
5>    
6>  
7> ,   
_Id:
tell that to the (horse) marinaes   -. ;
() ; ()   
8> 
_Ex:
marinae deposits  
_Ex:
marinae plants  
_Ex:
marinae animals  
_Ex:
marinae park  
_Ex:
marinae aerodrome 
_Ex:
marinae belt  () 
_Ex:
marinae express    
_Ex:
marinae painter -
9> -
_Ex:
marinae force - 
10> 
_Ex:
marinae architect ,  
_Ex:
marinae engines   
_Ex:
marinae engineer  
_Ex:
marinae glue   (  ,   )
_Ex:
marinae insurance   (  )
_Ex:
marinae stores   ; 


marinate
1> ; ;  (, )  

marine battalion
1>   

marine detachment
1>   

marine science
1>    (  .)

marined
1> _.       

mariner
1> , 
_Ex:
master mariner ,  ( )
_Ex:
mariner's card  ,  
_Ex:
mariner's compass  

Mariolate
1>   

marionette
1> 
_Ex:
his job is to manipulate marionettes   

mariposa
1> _.  (Calochortus gen.)

marish
1> 
2> , 

marital
1> , 
_Ex:
marital union  
_Ex:
marital bed  
_Ex:
marital relations  
_Ex:
marital status  
_Ex:
marital right  ; ,   
   
_Ex:
marital flight   
2> ,  

maritime
1> 
_Ex:
maritime climate  
_Ex:
maritime court  
_Ex:
maritime law  
_Ex:
the (great) maritime powers ()  
2> 
_Ex:
maritime belt  () ; 

_Ex:
maritime provinces  , 
_Ex:
maritime air war _.     
_Ex:
maritime patrol aircraft    

marjoram
1> _. ,  (Origanum majorana)

mark
1> 
_Ex:
punctuation marks  
_Ex:
exclamation mark  ;  
_Ex:
interrogation mark, mark of interrogation  
_Ex:
mark of accent ,  
_Ex:
mark of cadency _.     
_Ex:
he could not write his name but he made his mark  
  
_Ex:
John Smith, his mark  (  )
 
2> , 
_Ex:
to put a mark against smb.'s name   
-. 
_Ex:
there were no (laundry) marks on his linen    
  ()
3> , 
4> , ;  ,  ;
 
5>  (   )
6>  (  ;  (. price mark)
7> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
the tower was a mark for fliers   
 
_Ex:
he went by marks left on the trees    
 ,      
8> , 
_Ex:
check mark _.  
_Ex:
the mark on the scale   
_Ex:
high-water mark _.    , 
;   (- );  
_Ex:
low-water mark _.    , 
 ;
() ,   
_Ex:
the mark on the sounding-line _.   
 
_Ex:
Plimsoll's mark _.  ,  
9> _.  , 
_Ex:
to get off the mark ,  
_Ex:
to toe the mark    
_Ex:
on your marks!  !;  !
10> _.  
11> 
_Ex:
tyre marks  
_Ex:
you have left (made) dirty marks on the floor  
 
12> , ; , 
_Ex:
there were marks of smallpox on his face   
 
13> , 
_Ex:
marks of illness  
_Ex:
your association with him has left its mark on you 
       (  
 )
_Ex:
sorrow left its mark on her face    
 
_Ex:
his novel bears marks of haste ,    
 
14> () ,  (. mother's mark)
_Ex:
they identified her by the mark on her arm   
    
_Ex:
a horse with a white mark on its head    
(  )  
15> ; ; 
_Ex:
(to be) below (beneath) the mark ()  
() , ()   ;
()    ()
_Ex:
to be near the mark    ()
,    () 
_Ex:
(to be) within the mark ( ())  
 () 
_Ex:
(to be) up to the mark ()   
_Ex:
to keep smb. up to the mark   -. 
;
()    (  ,   )
_Ex:
he doesn't feel quite up to the mark   
,    
_Ex:
to overstep the mark, to go beyond the mark  
 ,  ;  
,   
16> , ,  (, )
_Ex:
bad mark  ; -.    
(-.); ,      (-.;
. black mark)
_Ex:
this is a black mark against him   
_Ex:
good mark  ; ; , -. 
  (-.)
_Ex:
good mark in English     
_Ex:
the highest mark  ,  
_Ex:
to get a good mark at an examination   
 
_Ex:
she got top marks in the exam     ""
_Ex:
they gave him 8 marks out of 10    
 
_Ex:
I give him full marks for trying    

17> ; 
_Ex:
to hit the mark   ;   ; 
 
_Ex:
to miss (to fall wide of) the mark ;  
 
_Ex:
to overshoot the mark _.   , 
()
_Ex:
you have overshot the mark _.    ,
  
_Ex:
far from (wide of, short of, beside) the mark  ;
;   ; , 
_Ex:
an answer off the mark  
_Ex:
I don't think I am far from the mark   ,   
 
_Ex:
your guess is beside the mark   
_Ex:
your calculation is beside the mark   
_Ex:
off the mark ; , , 
_Ex:
you are right (way) off the mark  ; _. 
   
_Ex:
he was afraid to become a mark for talkers   
  
18> , 
_Ex:
a mark of intelligence  () 
_Ex:
as a mark of goodwill   
_Ex:
to bear the mark(s) of smth.  (, )
() -.
_Ex:
politeness and consideration for others are marks of a good
upbringing      - 
  (  
)
19> ; 
_Ex:
a man of mark  () ; 
; ,  () 
_Ex:
of great mark  ,  
_Ex:
a man of great mark  
_Ex:
of little mark ,   
_Ex:
nothing worthy of mark occured in your absence  
    
_Ex:
to make one's mark , ;  ;
 ;  
_Ex:
the books that have made their mark with the general public
,      

20> _. , ;  ( )
21> ,     
22> _. _.  
23> _. ,   
24> , ; 
25>    ,     
 (. mark of the mouth)
_Id:
easy (_. soft) mark  ; ; 
, 
_Id:
to toe the mark  ,  
;   
_Id:
to be at low-water mark    ( ), 
 
_Id:
(God) bless (save) the mark   ;  ;
 
26>  , 
_Ex:
to mark the accent   ( )
_Ex:
to mark books   ( )
_Ex:
to mark the linen   ( )
_Ex:
two of the pupils were marked absent    
 
_Ex:
he marked the date in his diary     
 
27> , 
28> ,  ()
29> ;   ,  
  
_Ex:
all furs are plainly marked as to the country of origin 
  ()   -
_Ex:
these goods were marked "best quality"    
 " "
30> ()  ( )
_Ex:
the prices of these goods are all clearly marked on them
      
31> ,  (); ; 
 
_Ex:
he marked the passage I was to read   ,
   
_Ex:
this sign-post marks the direction    

_Ex:
to mark the trees    
32>  ( )
_Ex:
to mark a place on the map    
_Ex:
is our village marked on this map?    
 ?
33> ;  ( )
_Ex:
the thermometer marked 40 degrees in the shade 
 40   
_Ex:
this hand marks the minutes    
34>  , 
_Ex:
the wet cups have marked the table badly  ,
      
_Ex:
his hobnails marked the floor    
  
35>  ( )
_Ex:
this table marks very easily, don't put the hot cup on it 
     ,     
36>  , 
_Ex:
his face was marked with smallpox    

37>  , 
_Ex:
her face was marked with suffering     ,
     
38> pass      
_Ex:
wings marked with white lines    
39>  ,  (  )
_Ex:
to mark an exercise   
_Ex:
the teacher marked the examination papers 
     
40>   (   ,  
 . .)
_Ex:
the judges marked his performance very high  
  
41>  ,   ( )
42> , ; , 
_Ex:
such qualities usually mark a great scientist 
   ()  
_Ex:
this novel marks him as a great author   
    
_Ex:
great scientific discoveries marked the 19th century
      
_Ex:
his reign was marked by great reforms  
  
_Ex:
her manner is not marked by politeness   
 
43> , 
_Ex:
to mark the occasion  
_Ex:
he called for champaign to mark the event   
,    
_Ex:
the event was marked by everyone   ()
 
_Ex:
his discovery marked an era in science  
    
44> , 
_Ex:
they marked their approval by clapping   
 
_Ex:
he marked his displeasure by a frown   
  
_Ex:
this marks the trend of public opinion   
 
45> , 
_Ex:
mark him well   
_Ex:
mark my words   ;   ;
  
_Ex:
mark you, I don't agree with all he says ,  
  ,   
_Ex:
mark carefully how it is done (how to do it)  
,   
46> , 
_Ex:
he was marked by everyone   
_Ex:
I could mark him well    
47> _. , ; 
_Ex:
his abilities marked him for success   
 
_Ex:
he was marked for greatness by his extraordinary talents
    , ,
  
_Ex:
he was marked for death by his doctors  
  
_Ex:
if we are marked to die...    ...
48> ,  ( - )
_Id:
to mark time _.    
_Id:
mark time, march!    ! (); 
 ; ;  , , 
49>  (   )
50>  ( , .   )
51>  (  )

mark down
1>  (  . .)
_Ex:
these goods were marked down      
2>  ()
_Ex:
he was marked down for bad spelling   
 
3> 
4> _.   
5>  

mark in
1> 
_Ex:
he marked in his route on the map    
 

mark off
1> ,  , 
_Ex:
an area was marked off for the guests   (
 . .)    
2> , 
_Ex:
to mark off a distance on the map   
;    
3> ,  ""
_Ex:
he marked the names off as the people went in  ( )
 () 
4>  
5> , 
_Ex:
qualities which mark him off from his colleagues ,
      ()
6> _.  (  )

mark out
1> ,   
_Ex:
to mark out a course  
_Ex:
the road is marked out with flags   
  
_Ex:
to mark out a tennis-court   
_Ex:
to mark out a claim _.  ,  
_Ex:
their course was marked out several weeks in advance 
     
2> 
_Ex:
the course which Italy has marked out for herself 
,    
3> (for) , 
_Ex:
to mark out for slaughter   
_Ex:
his red hair marked him out from the others  
   
_Ex:
an industry marked out for a brilliant future 
,    
_Ex:
he was marked out for promotion    
;      
_Ex:
he was marked out long ago for that job   
 (    )  
_Ex:
his courage marked him out for high rank  
,      
4> _. 

mark sign
1> _.  ; 

mark tool
1> , 

mark up
1>  (  . .)
_Ex:
prices were marked up every month    
_Ex:
these chairs were marked up   
_Ex:
goods were marked up after the budget   
   
2>  ()
_Ex:
these items have not been marked up    
 
3>  , 
4>    
_Ex:
to mark up a copy of a report with one's objections 
   
5>  (  . .),  ()
_Ex:
who will mark up the score?    () ?
6> _.      
   

mark-down
1>   

mark-on
1>  (  . .)
_Ex:
prices were marked up every month    
_Ex:
these chairs were marked up   
_Ex:
goods were marked up after the budget   
   
2>  ()
_Ex:
these items have not been marked up    
 
3>  , 
4>    
_Ex:
to mark-on a copy of a report with one's objections 
   
5>  (  . .),  ()
_Ex:
who will mark-on the score?    () ?
6> _.      
   

mark-up
1> _.  ()
_Ex:
a mark-up of 20 pence    
2>  
3>  (  )
4>  (     )

markdown
1>  ()
2> ,   ()

marked
1>  -. , ; , 
_Ex:
marked pages  () 
_Ex:
marked cards  
_Ex:
marked map _.    ; 

2> 
_Ex:
a less easily marked binding would have been better 
    
3> ; ;  
_Ex:
a marked change in smb.    -.
_Ex:
marked difference  ,  
_Ex:
a marked distaste for bloodshed   

_Ex:
marked disadvantage  ;   
_Ex:
a man of marked ability    
_Ex:
marked map _.  (, ) 
_Ex:
it is becoming more marked    
_Ex:
there was a marked change in his attitude to me  
   
_Ex:
he spoke with a marked American accent    
 
_Id:
a marked man ,   ; , 
       
()

markedly
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
he was markedly polite    
_Ex:
they were markedly different   
_Ex:
the subjects discussed are treated by the authors in markedly
different ways      
  (  )

marker
1>  ( )
2> ; 
3> ; 
4> _. ,   ()
5> ; ; ;  
6>  ,  
7>  ( )
8> _.  ()
9> _.  ()
10> _pl. _.  
11> _.  
12> _.  
13> 
_Ex: "s" is a marker of the plural "s" 
 
_Ex:
zero marker  
14> , , 
_Ex:
syntactic and semantic markers   

15> 
_Ex:
phrase marker   
16> _. -,  ,  

marker beacon
1> _.  ()

market
1> , 
_Ex:
covered market  
_Ex:
to go to (the) market   
_Ex:
the next market is on Tuesday   ( )
()  
_Ex:
he sends his pigs to market      
2>  ()
_Ex:
home market  
_Ex:
foreign markets  
_Ex:
overseas markets  
_Ex:
world market  
_Ex:
Common M.  
_Ex:
the wholesale market  
_Ex:
market penetration    
_Ex:
to look for new markets   
_Ex:
market analysis   
_Ex:
market research   () 
3> ; ; 
_Ex:
to be in (on) the market 
_Ex:
his house is in the market   
_Ex:
it's the dearest car on the market   
     
_Ex:
to be in the market for smth.   ;
  -.
_Ex:
to come into the market   
_Ex:
to bring to market, to put on the market   ,
  
_Ex:
to find a (ready) market ()  ;  ;
 
_Ex:
the products of this industry always find a market 
      (
)
_Ex:
there is a market for small cars   
 
_Ex:
there is no market for these goods     
_Ex:
this appeals to the French market   
( )  
4> he can't find a market for his skills   
 
5> 
_Ex:
the corn market  
_Ex:
the market in wool  
_Ex:
an active (a brisk, a lively) market  ()

_Ex:
a dull market  
_Ex:
the flour market is dull    
_Ex:
to make a market of smth.  -.; 
  -.;    -. 
 -.
6>   (. market price)
_Ex:
market condition  () 
_Ex:
buyer's market  ,   
_Ex:
market economy  
_Ex:
at the market   
_Ex:
to raise the market  
_Ex:
to engross the market      
  ,     
_Ex:
the market rose  
_Ex:
we'll lose money by selling on a falling market  
,   ,   
_Ex:
the cotton market is firm     ()
_Ex:
the coffee market is steady    
_Ex:
to rig the market     
 
_Ex:
to play the market   
7>  _.  
_Ex:
meat market  
_Id:
black market  
_Id:
marriage market  
_Id:
to mar one's market   ,  
_Id:
to bring one's eggs (hogs,pigs) to a bad (to the wrong)
market ;  , 
8>   
9> ; ;   
_Ex:
the firm markets many types of goods   
 
10> ,     
11> _.   ,   
_Ex:
to go marketing   

market garden
1>  (    )

market price
1>  

market square
1> ,  

market town
1> ,    

market-basket
1>   
2>     ( )
3> _.      (
 )

market-bell
1>  

market-cross
1>    

market-custom
1>   ,   

market-day
1>  
2>    

market-rate
1>  

market-value
1>  
_Ex:
to pay prices above current market-values  
 

marketability
1> ,   
2>  (  )

marketable
1>  ( );  ; _. . 
_Ex:
marketable products  
2> ;   
_Ex:
marketable surplus of grain  
_Ex:
a marketable supply of gas   , 
 

marketeer
1> , , ,  ( )

marketer
1> _. , ,   ; 

2> _.  ( )
3> _.  

marketing
1> ; ; ; ;
_Ex:
system of marketing  
2>  

marketplace
1> ,  
2> _.  ()

marking
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
the marking of cattle  
_Ex:
the marking of books      
_Ex:
marking of aerial photographs  
2> ;  (.  )
3> ,  (   . .)
4> _pl. _.   (. aircraft markings)
5> _pl. _.  ( );  (
)
6> _.  ()
7> ,  (, )
8>     ;  
(   . .)

marking-inn
1>  ,   (  
 . .)

markka
1>  (  )

marksman
1> ,  
_Ex:
marksman badge   
2> ,    

marksmanship
1>  ;  
_Ex:
marksmanship training (instruction)  

markworthy
1>  , ; 

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

marl-pit
1>  

marline
1> _. , 

marlinespike
1> _. 

marling
1> _-. ,  () 
2> _.  

marly
1> _. , 

marmalade
1>  (.   ); 
2> 
3> _. _. 

marmoraceous
1> 
2>  

marmorate
1> _.  
2> _.  ,  

marmoreal
1> ,  

marmoset
1>  ()

marmot
1> _. ,  (Marmota gen.)

marocain
1> _. 

maroon
1> - 
2>  ( )
3> - 
4> _.  ( )
5> _. ,    
6>    
_Ex:
he was marooned by the pirates    
 
7> ;    
_Ex:
we were marooned by the flood    (
 )
_Ex:
we were marooned in Paris    
_Ex:
the troops were marooned    
8> _. _.     , 
  
9> ; , 
10> _.        
 

maroquin
1> _.  ( )

marplot
1> _. ,   
2> _. 

marque
1> _. _.  ()
_Ex:
letter(s) of marque  

marquee
1>  , 

marquess
1> 

marquessate
1>  

marqueterie
1> ,   

marquetry
1> ,   

marquis
1> 

marquisate
1>  

marquise
1>  ( )
2>  , 
3>  (  ,    )

marquisette
1> _. 

marram-grass
1> _.  ,  (Ammophila arenaria)

marriable
1> _. ,   
_Ex:
marriable daughter  , -,  

2> _.  ( )
_Ex:
a girl of marriable age  ; , 
 

marriage
1> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
cross marriages  , , 
      ; 
 (   , ,
; . heterogenous marriages)
_Ex:
plural marriage , 
_Ex:
communal marriage _.  
_Ex:
law of marriage  
_Ex:
offer of marriage 
_Ex:
to make an offer of marriage   ( )
_Ex:
to refuse an offer of marriage  
_Ex:
marriage of convenience, money marriage   
_Ex:
his marriage to my sister     
_Ex:
uncle by marriage    
_Ex:
they are related by marriage      
_Ex:
to give smb. in marriage  -. ; 
-.;  -.    
_Ex:
to take smb. in marriage  -.    
_Ex:
to take smb. in second marriage   -. 

_Ex:
to seek smb.'s hand in marriage  -. 
_Ex:
to contract a marriage _.   , 
_Ex:
they were joined in marriage   
_Ex:
they were very happy in their marriage   
  ,     
_Ex:
their marriage has broken up   
_Ex:
marriage ties (bonds)  
_Ex:
marriage guidance     
 
_Ex:
marriage guidance councellor ,  
   
2> ,  ,  (. marriage
ceremony)
_Ex:
civil marriage  
_Ex:
Gretna Green marriage    
(  )
_Ex:
Scotch marriage     (
      )
_Ex:
shotgun marriage _. _.  
_Ex:
marriage articles (contract, settlement)  ,
    
_Ex:
marriage customs ,   
( )
3>  ,  
_Ex:
the marriage of theory and practice    
_Ex:
the marriage of verse and tune   
_Ex:
the marriage of line and colour    
4> _.   
5> _.   ; 
6> _. 
_Id:
marriage is a lottery  -  
_Id:
marriages are made in heaven    ;
  

marriage broker
1> ; 

marriage brokerage
1> 

marriage bureau
1>  

marriage certificate
1>   

marriage favours
1>        , 
   

marriage licence
1>   ( ) 

marriage lines
1>   

marriage portion
1> _. 

marriage rate
1> ,   ( )
_Ex:
marriage rate per mille     
()

marriage vows
1>  

marriage-bed
1>  
2>  
_Ex:
to defile (to violate) the marriage-bed  
,   

marriageability
1> ,       ;
 

marriageable
1> ,   
_Ex:
marriageable daughter  , -, 
 
2>  ( )
_Ex:
a girl of marriageable age  ; ,
  

marriageableness
1> ,       ;
 

