Mawworm
1>  (     "")

max
1> (_.  maximum) _. _.  
;   

maxi
1> , -;  ,    . .
2>      . .

maxi-
1>      , 
_Ex:
maxidress  
_Ex:
maxi-problem 

maxi-taxi
1>  ; -

maxicoat
1>  

maxidress
1>  

maxilla
1> _. ()  ()

maxillae
1> _pl.  maxilla

maxillary
1> _. ()
_Ex:
maxillary bone  
_Ex:
maxillary sinus (antrum)  

maxillofacial
1> _. -
_Ex:
maxillofacial detachment _.   
- 

maxim
1> , ; ; 
_Ex:
copy-book maxim  
_Ex:
maxim of war  
2>  ; 
_Ex:
it was a maxim of his, that...   ()
, ...
_Ex:
maxim of war   

Maxim
1>    ; ""

maxima
1> _. 
2> _pl.  maximum

maximal
1> 
_Ex:
maximal altitude _.  
_Ex:
maximal ceiling _.  
_Ex:
maximal cruising speed   
_Ex:
maximal flying distance _.   
_Ex:
maximal load  
_Ex:
maximal permissible body burden _.  
   
_Ex:
maximal permissible concentration _.  

_Ex:
maximal permissible exposure _.  

_Ex:
maximal tolerance dose _.   
()
_Ex:
maximal range _.  ; _. 

_Ex:
maximal rate of fire _.  
_Ex:
to make maximal use of smth.  ( ,
)  -.
_Ex:
to make maximal use of smth.  -. 
()

maximalist
1> 

maximally
1> 

maximand
1> _.  

maximax
1> _. 

maximin
1> _. 

maximization
1> _. 

maximize
1>  ,  ,  
,  
_Ex:
to maximize the advantages of smth.  
-. 
2> _.   ; 
3>      
  . .

maximon
1> _. ,  ( 
  )

maximum
1> ;  ;  
_Ex:
he smokes a maximum of 10 cigarettes a day  
 ( )    
_Ex:
this lamp will give you the maximum of light   -
 
_Ex:
the sound has reached its maximum   

2> _.       
  ;  
3> 
_Ex:
maximum altitude _.  
_Ex:
maximum ceiling _.  
_Ex:
maximum cruising speed   
_Ex:
maximum flying distance _.   
_Ex:
maximum load  
_Ex:
maximum permissible body burden _.  
   
_Ex:
maximum permissible concentration _.  

_Ex:
maximum permissible exposure _.  

_Ex:
maximum tolerance dose _.   
()
_Ex:
maximum range _.  ; _. 

_Ex:
maximum rate of fire _.  
_Ex:
to make maximum use of smth.  ( ,
)  -.

maximum likelihood
1>    ( )

maxing
1> _. _.     


maxixe
1>  ()

maxwell
1> _. 

May
1> 
_Ex:
in (the month of) May  
_Ex:
on the tenth of May  
_Ex:
the merry month of May   
_Ex:
May days  
_Ex:
May Queen ,     

2> (. m.) _. , , ,  
()
_Ex:
the May of youth  , 
_Ex:
in the May of life   
3> (m.)  
4> ,     
5>   ( ; . May examination)
6>   (  -    -   ;
. May races)
_Id:
May and December      

may
1>   
2>   
3>  (     to 
    ,    -
 ) , , 
_Ex:
it may rain ,  
_Ex:
he may not be hungry ,   
_Ex:
he may miss the train     ,  
    
_Ex:
she may have lost the bag  ,   
_Ex:
I might have left the bag behind  ,  
 
_Ex:
he may come or he may not  ,  ,   ,
 
_Ex:
how old may she be?  , -, ?,  
  ?
_Ex:
you may walk miles without seeing one  ( )
      
_Ex:
it may be as much as five miles to Winchester  ,
,    
_Ex:
how far may the village be from here?    
?,     ?
_Ex:
who might be here?     ?
_Ex:
he may have forgotten his promise , ,  

_Ex:
he may have fallen ill ,  , 
_Ex:
he may have lost his way ,  
_Ex:
it might be about midnight when I came home  , 
 ,    
_Ex:
he might have arrived in time if he had run quicker  
  ,   ()  
_Ex:
the team may well have won  ,  
 
4>  , 
_Ex:
who may you be?   ?,     ?
_Ex:
it may be true  ( ),  
_Ex:
it may not be true   (),  
_Ex:
it may have been true  ,   , ,
   
_Ex:
he may (not) arrive this afternoon ,  () 
 
_Ex:
it may not change anything  ,    
_Ex:
the handwriting may be his, but the signature certainly is
not     ,      - 
5>  (. past) 
_Ex:
you might offer to help!     !
_Ex:
you might have helped    !
_Ex:
you might have asked my permission    
 
_Ex:
you might have killed me!      !
_Ex:
you might at least say "thank you"  ,   ,
 
6>  (. past)    
_Ex:
you might try writing to him    
 
_Ex:
mightn't it be an idea to go and see him? -, 
    
7>     - 
_Ex:
may I ask you a question?  ()   ?,
   ?
_Ex:
may I come in?  ?
_Ex:
may he go?   ?
_Ex:
might I see it?   ?
_Ex:
may I trouble you to pass the salt? , 
 
_Ex:
I may leave now, mayn't I?    , ?
_Ex:
may they come and see you?     ?
8>     - 
_Ex:
I shall call tomorrow if I may   ,  
()
_Ex:
you may stay if you choose  ,  
_Ex:
if I may say so    
_Ex:
I may say I find your question rather rude  ,
      ( )
_Ex:
you may not smoke here     ( )
_Ex:
he asked if he might leave the book with you  ,
      
_Ex:
he was told that he might take the book with him  
   
_Ex:
you may think you're very clever, but...    
  , ...
9>     - ,

_Ex:
sit here, so that I may see your face more clearly 
,      
10>     - 
_Ex:
may you be happy!    !
_Ex:
long may he live!     !
_Ex:
may you live to see this happy day!    
  !
_Ex:
may you live to repent it!     !
_Ex:
may he rest in peace!   !
_Ex:
may damnation take him!   !
11>  ,  (  ,
  . .)
_Ex:
no replacement may take place during a trial   
   ( )  
12>   
_Ex:
as soon as may be   
_Ex:
may (might) as well   ( -.)
_Ex:
you may (might) as well leave now as wait any longer 
  ,    
_Ex:
they might (just) as well not have gone    
 
_Ex:
there's nothing to do, I may as well go to bed  
 ,   (   )  
13>      
   ,  ,
  . .
_Ex:
I hope he might succeed ,    
_Ex:
she was afraid he might catch cold  ,   
 
_Ex:
they hope he may soon recover  ,   

_Ex:
the doctors fear that she may not live much longer 
,     
_Ex:
they fear he may lose his way  ,    

14>      
    that, so that; 
whatever, however  . .
_Ex:
so that he may know in time  ,    
_Ex:
he wrote the address down (so) that he might not forget it
  ,    
_Ex:
whatever he may say I shall not believe him    
,    
_Ex:
take whatever may be necessary  ,  

_Id:
be that as it may   ;     ,  
  
_Id:
that's as may be    !;  ,   
 
_Id:
as well one might 
_Id:
he cried as well he might     (   )
_Id:
she blushed as well she might    
_Id:
run as he might he could not overtake me    
  ,     
_Id:
try as he might, he could not get the window open   
,     
15> _. 

May apple
1> _. () (Podophyllum gen.)

May carol
1> _.  

May Day
1>  ;   

May lily
1> _.  (Convallaria majalis)

May Queen
1>   ( ,  
   )

may sickness
1>   ()

May song
1> _.  

May week
1>    ( )

may-beetle
1> _.   (Melolontha vulgarus)

may-bloom
1> (m.)  

may-bug
1> _.   (Melolontha vulgarus)

may-butter
1>  ,      
 

May-dew
1>   (    
)

May-game
1> , ,      - 
 ( )
2> , ; 
3>  

maya
1> _. ,    ( 
 )

Maya
1> . _.  (   )
2> . _.  

Mayan
1> . _.   
2> . _.  
3> . _.     
4> . _. 

maybe
1>  ; 
_Ex:
maybe yes, maybe no   ,     
_Ex:
maybe we shall meet him somewhere ,  , 
- 
_Ex:
I don't mean maybe _. ;   ;
  

maybush
1> _.   (Crataegus oxyacantha)

Maycock
1> _.   (Passiflora incarnata)

Mayday
1> _. _. "" (   
   m'aidez)

mayest
1> _. _. 2- . . . . may , 

Mayfair
1>  (  )

Mayfish
1> _.  ,  (Fundulus majalis)

Mayflower
1> ,  , .  

Mayflower American
1>   ,   ( 
""       )

Mayflower family
1>  ()  (. Mayflower American)

mayfly
1> _. , - (Ephemeroptera)

mayhap
1> _. _. _. maybe

mayhem
1> _. _.  
_Ex:
to commit mayhem on smb.   -.
2> , ; 

Maying
1>   ;   
( )

mayn't
1> _. _.  may not
_Ex:
they mayn't have arrived yet ,  ,   

_Ex:
father, mayn't I come? ,     (
  )?

mayo
1> (_.  mayonnaise) _. 

mayonnaise
1> 
2>     

mayor
1> 

mayoral
1>     
2>  
3> _.  
4>      

mayoralty
1>  
2>     

mayoress
1>  
2> -

mayorship
1>  

maypole
1>   (    , 
   
2> _. , 

mayst
1> _. _. 2- . . . . may , 

mayweed
1>   (Anthemis arvensis)
2>   (Matricaria inodora)

mazarine
1> - 
2> -

maze
1> 
_Ex:
a maze of streets  
_Ex:
bureaucratic maze  
2> 
_Ex:
to be in a maze   (  )
_Ex:
she was in a maze   ,  ; 
  
_Ex:
to tread a maze    
(  . .)
3>    (  . .)
4>   ,   ;   

mazed
1> ;   ; 

mazement
1> ; 

mazer
1> _.       

mazurka
1> _. 

mazy
1> 

McCarthyism
1> _.  (    
 40- )

McCoy
1> (the McCoy) _.  ;  ; 
   (. real McCoy)

me
1> . .  I
_Ex:
he did it for me     
_Ex:
can you see me?   
2> _. (. I) 
_Ex:
it's me  
_Ex:
that's me on the photograph     ()
_Ex:
he is younger then me    ( )
3> _. -, -, , ,   (  . 
. .)
_Ex:
I will take it with me     
_Ex:
I bethought me that...  , 
_Id:
ah me!, dear me! !,  !
_Id:
poor me! , !, --!

me-too
1> 
_Ex:
his me-too manner     
2>   (   . .)

me-tooism
1> _. _.    


mea cupla
1> _.  , ;   

mead
1>  ()
2> 

meadow
1> , 
2>    

meadow grass
1> _.   (Poa pratensis)

meadow green
1> -    

meadowy
1>   , 
2>   ( )

meager
1> _. , 
_Ex:
meager face  
_Ex:
he could hardly raise his meager arms    
  () 
_Ex:
to grow meager 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
meager meal (repast)  
_Ex:
meager soil  () 
_Ex:
meager income   ;  
_Ex:
they supplemented their meager livelihood with pilfering
    ( )  
 
_Ex:
the room had a very meager look    
3> _. 
_Ex:
meager post  
_Ex:
meager dinner  
_Ex:
to make meager on Fridays   
4> _. , 
_Ex:
meager attendance (at a meeting)   ()
5> _.  ,  ( )
_Ex:
meager style ,  
_Ex:
to work on a meager subject    

meagre
1> , 
_Ex:
meagre face  
_Ex:
he could hardly raise his meagre arms    
  () 
_Ex:
to grow meagre 
2> , 
_Ex:
meagre meal (repast)  
_Ex:
meagre soil  () 
_Ex:
meagre income   ;  
_Ex:
they supplemented their meagre livelihood with pilfering
    ( )  
 
_Ex:
the room had a very meagre look    
3> 
_Ex:
meagre post  
_Ex:
meagre dinner  
_Ex:
to make meagre on Fridays   
4> , 
_Ex:
meagre attendance (at a meeting)   ()
5>  ,  ( )
_Ex:
meagre style ,  
_Ex:
to work on a meagre subject    

meagrely
1> , 
2> , 
3> 
4> , ;  ( )

meagreness
1> , 
2> 
3> 
4> ;  ,  ()

meal
1>   
_Ex:
meal powder  () 
2> _.  
3> _.  ;   
4>   
5>   
6>  ; 
_Ex:
evening meal 
_Ex:
midday meal 
_Ex:
stand up meal   ( );  - 
_Ex:
sit-down meal   
_Ex:
to make (to take, to have) a full (hearty, good) meal
 
_Ex:
to make (to take, to have) a light meal  
_Ex:
he made a meal of bread and cheese    
;     ;     
_Ex:
to have four meal a day  ()    
_Ex:
the dog has one meal a day   ()   
_Ex:
come and have a meal   ()
_Ex:
to rest after a meal   
_Ex:
to be taken after meals    ( )
_Ex:
it's a long time since I had a square meal     
_Ex:
at meals the whole family meets     
_Ex:
don't talk during the meals     
_Ex:
we have our meals in the canteen    
_Ex:
let's have a meal out this evening   
 
_Ex:
meal card _.    ()  
_Ex:
meal halt _.     (  )
_Ex:
meal readying en route _.    
_Ex:
meal station  
7> _.      
8> _. 
9>  
10>  , 
11> 

meal monger
1>  , 

meal ticket
1>   
_Ex:
they gave out meal tickets     
_Ex:
he is my meal ticket _.     

meal-man
1>  , 

mealie
1> . _-. 

mealiness
1> 
2>  ()

