aborning
1> _. ,   ;
_Ex:
a new area of architecture is aborning   
   
2>  ,   ;  ;
_Ex:
the scheme died aborning  ,     

abort
1> _.   ,   . .;
_Ex:
abort weather  ,   
 ;
_Ex:
abort rate   -;
_Ex:
abort from orbit   
2>  , ;
_Ex:
she aborted first child    
3>  ;
_Ex:
the doctor had to abort the baby   

4>   ;    

5>  ;  ;
_Ex:
our plans aborted   
6> _. ,  ,   . .;
    ;  , 
7> ,  ,  ( ,
  . .)
8> , ; ;  
 ;
_Ex:
to abort a cold   ;
_Ex:
troops aborted the uprising   

aborted
1> ; 
2> 
3> ; ; ; ;
_Ex:
aborted attempt  ;
_Ex:
aborted escape  

aborticide
1> ,  ; 
2>  ; ,  

abortifacient
1> _. ,  ;  
2> _.  

abortion
1>   , 
2>  ;
_Ex:
to have an abortion  
3> 
4> ; ;
_Ex:
what an abortion!  !
5> ; ; 
6> _.  
7> _.     
8> _.  
9> 

abortionist
1>  ;   ,  

2>  _.   

abortive
1>  
2> 
3> , , ;
_Ex:
abortive attempt  ;
_Ex:
abortive scheme  ;
_Ex:
to be abortive  ,   ;
_Ex:
to render abortive    . .
4> _. , ; , 
5>  ( )
6> _. , 
7> _. ,  (  )
8> _.  
9> _. , ;
_Ex:
abortive treatment  

aboulia
1> ,   ( )

abound
1> , ,    ;
_Ex:
fish abound in the lake     ,  
 
2> ;
_Ex:
land abounds in oil   ;
_Ex:
woods abound with game   
_Id:
to abound in one's own sense _.  
;    

about
1> ,   
2>   ;
_Ex:
to be up and about   ,   ; 
 
3> ,   
4> _.  ; ,   

5>      : , . 
 ;
_Ex:
he was nowhere about    ;
_Ex:
don't leave papers lying about   
 ;
_Ex:
there is a good deal of influenza about at present 
   ;
_Ex:
there is a rumour about  
6>    : , ,
;
_Ex:
several schoolboys were standing about   
;
_Ex:
look about and see if you can find it   -

7>       
-.  :   ;
_Ex:
to stroll about ;
_Ex:
they moved the furniture about   
8>      :
; ;
_Ex:
after swimming a mile he turned about and swam back to the
shore  ,     ;
_Ex:
about, about face turn _. _. !;
_Ex:
about ship _. !;
_Ex:
to put about _.   
9>     ,  : ,
 ;
_Ex:
he looked about   
10>   : , ,
;  ;
_Ex:
about thirty miles   ;
_Ex:
about three o'clock   ;
_Ex:
about your size   ;
_Ex:
he is about as tall as I am     ,   ;
_Ex:
it is about time you learned the rule    
 ;
_Ex:
that's about right     ;
_Ex:
just about enough _.    ;
_Ex:
he is about ready    
11>     -. ;
_Ex:
a plane about to take off ,   ;
_Ex:
to be about to do smth.   -.;
_Ex:
he was about to reply but thought better of it  
,  
_Id:
(just) the other way about ( ) ;
_Id:
what are you about?   ?,   ?, 
 ?;
_Id:
turn and turn about  ,   
12>      
 -. : , ;
_Ex:
there was a fence about the garden    ;
_Ex:
to gather about the fire     
;
_Ex:
from everywhere about them came strange sounds   
  ;
_Ex:
the folks about us   
13>       
 ,   , ;
_Ex:
all his belongings were lying about the floor   
   
14>      :
, , ;
_Ex:
I dropped it somewhere about here    - ;
_Ex:
stay about the house today      
15>       
-.  :   , ;
_Ex:
he walked about the garden       ,
   ;
_Ex:
to run about the room   ;
_Ex:
he travelled about the country    
16>    , ,   . .:
, , ;
_Ex:
to speak about smb.   -.;
_Ex: "Much Ado about Nothing" "   ";
_Ex:
to worry about smth.  -.;
_Ex:
a story about dogs   ;
_Ex:
tell me all about it   ,   
 ;
_Ex:
what about...?  ...?;
_Ex:
what about your report?    ?;
_Ex:
to come about business   ;
_Ex:
she went about her usual duties    
;
_Ex:
do you know how to go about it?  ,  
 ?
17>    -.  , ;
_Ex:
have you money about you?       ?;
_Ex:
they had lost all they had about them   ,
   
18>    -. ,   . . ,
;
_Ex:
there is smth. about her   - ;
_Ex:
there is smth. queer about him    - ;
_Ex:
there is a look of kindness about his face    
19>  ;
_Ex:
what is wrong about the colour?     
?;
_Ex:
what is it all about?   ?,  ?;
_Ex:
mind what you're about!  !;
_Ex:
be quick about it! !

about-face
1>  
2>    
3>     ,   
. .;
_Ex:
they've done an about-face in their foreign policy 
       
 
4>  
5>  
6>    
7>    

about-ship
1>  ,    ;  


about-sledge
1> ,  

about-towner
1>     . .; 

about-turn
1>  
2>    
3>     ,   
. .;
_Ex:
they've done an about-turn in their foreign policy 
       
 
4>  
5>  
6>    
7>    

above
1> ; ; ;
;
_Ex:
the above will show...   
, ...;
_Ex:
to refer to the above    
2>   ,  ,  ;
 ;
_Ex:
the above will all stand trial    
  
3> ;
_Ex:
a voice from above  
4> , ;
_Ex:
order from above  
5> , ;
_Ex:
truly a gift from above   
6> ; ;   . .;
_Ex:
the above figures  
7> ;
_Ex:
he appealed to the court above     

8> ; ; ;
_Ex:
my bedroom is just above   ;
_Ex:
above were the snowy peaks    
9> ;
_Ex:
he was led above   
10>  ,  ;
_Ex:
she has gone to her eternal rest above   
;
11>     ;
_Ex:
there's good fishing above      
12> ,  ( ,  );
_Ex:
as stated above   ;
_Ex:
see the notes above   
13> , , , 
14> _.  ;
_Ex:
the temperature is five above    
15> _.  
16>      
   -. , ;
_Ex:
the aeroplane flew above the clouds   
;
_Ex:
above water  ;
_Ex:
they live above us    ;
_Ex:
to keep one's head above water   ;
  ;
_Ex:
the water reached above their knees    
17>       
 ,     . . , ;
_Ex:
they fished above the bridge     
18>       
   ,   ;
_Ex:
six miles above Baltimore      
19>      -., 
, ;
_Ex:
not traced above the third century  
  III 
20>     ,  
 . . , , ;
_Ex:
there were above 500 people there    500 ;
_Ex:
above zero  ;
_Ex:
above par  ;
_Ex:
above the average  ;
_Ex:
a boy above 12 years of age   12 ;
_Ex:
to live above one's means    
21>       ,
    . . ;
_Ex:
he is head and shoulders above his comrades   
  ;
_Ex:
earl is a title above viscount    
;
_Ex:
she married above her station     ,
     
22>     , ,
, ;
_Ex:
they are above it   ;
_Ex:
above smb.'s understanding  -. ;
_Ex:
above praise  ;
_Ex:
above prejudice  ;
_Ex:
above suspicion  ;
_Ex:
his conduct was above reproach    ;
_Ex:
this is above price   ;
_Ex:
he is above telling a lie     ;
_Ex:
he is not above such trickery     
;
_Ex:
if you want to learn? you must not be above asking questions
   - ,  

23>    -.  -. 
   , ;
_Ex:
to favour one child above the other   
 ,  
_Id:
above all  ;  ;  ;
 ;
_Id:
to be above oneself ,  , ;
_Id:
that's above me    ,    


above-
1>      -;
_Ex:
above-mentioned ;
_Ex:
above-stated ;
_Ex:
above-cited ;
_Ex:
abovesaid 

above-average
1> , ;  ;
_Ex:
above-average child   

above-critical
1> _. , 

above-ground
1> ;
_Ex:
above-ground structure  ;
_Ex:
above-ground nuclear tests    
   
2> _. ;
_Ex:
above-ground organs   
3> ;
_Ex:
he is still above-ground     
4> _. , ; 

above-mentioned
1> 
2> (the above-mentioned) , 

above-water
1> 
2>  

aboveboard
1> , , 
2> , , 

abovesaid
1> _. 

abovestairs
1>  
2> ,   

abracadabra
1> , 
2> ,  

abradant
1> _. ,  
2> _. 

abrade
1> ,  
2> , ; 
3> _. ,   ;
_Ex:
to abrade a country's relationship with another country
    
4>  
5> _. ; 

abrading
1> _. 
2> _.   
3>  

Abraham
1> _. ;
_Ex:
in Abraham's bosom _.   ;  
 
_Id:
to sham Abraham  , 

Abraham-man
1> _. , ;  , 


abranchial
1> _. 

abranchiate
1> _. 

abrase
1> ,  
2> , ; 
3> _. ,   ;
_Ex:
to abrase a country's relationship with another country
    
4>  
5> _. ; 

abraser
1> _. ,    ;
_Ex:
abraser hardness  () ; 
 ;
_Ex:
abraser wear _.  

abrasion
1> , 
2> ,    
;
_Ex:
abrasion marks _.    ;
_Ex:
abrasion on one's knee   
3> _. , ;
_Ex:
abrasion marks  
4> _. , , , ;
_Ex:
abrasion resistance _.  ;
;
_Ex:
abrasion testing _.   
5> 
6> 

abrasive
1> _. ,    ;
_Ex:
abrasive hardness  () ; 
 ;
_Ex:
abrasive wear _.  
2> _. , ;
_Ex:
abrasive disc  
3> _. 
4> ,  ( ,   . .); 
5> ;   ,   . .;
_Ex:
abrasive relationship  
6>  ( ); ;
_Ex:
abrasive character  

abraxas
1>  ; 
2> 

abreact
1> _.       

abreaction
1> _. ,   , 
 ,    


abreast
1>  , ,   ;
_Ex:
three abreast    ;
_Ex:
to come abreast of a car   ;
_Ex:
to stay abreast of runner    
2>  ;   ;
_Ex:
to keep abreast of   ,    ;
_Ex:
to keep abreast of the times     ,  
 ;
_Ex:
to be abreast of the times    ; 
  ;
_Ex:
to keep wages abreast of the cost of living 
       ;
_Ex:
to keep industry abreast of science  
  ;
_Ex:
to keep abreast in scientific developments   
  ;    
3> _.   
4> _.   ;  ;   
5> _.   ;   

abri
1> _. , ; 

abridge
1> ;
_Ex:
to abridge books  ;    ;
_Ex:
this physics course is abridged    
2> , ; ;  ,
  . .;
_Ex:
to abridge a visit  ;
_Ex:
to abridge smb.'s freedom  -. ;
_Ex:
modern transportation abridges distance  
  
3> _.  -.;
_Ex:
to abridge smb. of power  -. 

abridged
1> ;
_Ex:
abridged edition  

abridgement
1> ;
_Ex:
this manuscript requires no abridgement   
  
2>  ;  ;
_Ex:
an abridgement of a three-volume novel  
 
3>  , 
4> (of)    . .

abrim
1>   ,   ;
_Ex:
eyes abrim with tears ,  

abristle
1> , ;
_Ex:
a century abristle with dissent ,  

abritrage
1> _. _. ,   ( 
     )
2> _. ,  

abroach
1>     ;
_Ex:
to set abroach 
2>  ;  ;
_Ex:
to set mischiefs abroach  

abroad
1>  ;
_Ex:
to travel abroad   
2>  ;
_Ex:
to go abroad   
3> _.  ;  
4>  ;
_Ex:
no one is abroad in the noonday heat    
   
5>  ;
_Ex:
he was abroad very early this morning    
  
6> , ;
_Ex:
the trees spread their branches abroad  
 ;
_Ex:
the news quickly got abroad   
7>    ( ,  )
8> ;
_Ex:
from abroad - 
_Id:
all abroad   ;
_Id:
I may be a little abroad ,  ;
_Id:
to be all abroad   ; ; 
;   , 

abrogate
1> , 
2> _. ; ;
_Ex:
I cannot abrogate my principles      


abrogation
1> , 

abrupt
1> ; ;
_Ex:
abrupt departure  ;
_Ex:
abrupt turn  ;
_Ex:
abrupt discharge _.  ;
_Ex:
abrupt change     ;
_Ex:
the train came to an abrupt stop   
2> ,  (   . .);
_Ex:
abrupt reply  
3> ,  ( )
4> , ;
_Ex:
abrupt coast  ;
_Ex:
abrupt curve _.  ;
_Ex:
the road is full of abrupt turns    

5>  (   . .)

abruption
1> _. , ; ;
_Ex:
abruption of intercourse  

abruptly
1> , 
2> 

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

Absalom
1> _. 
2>  
3> ,   

abscess
1> , , 
2> 

abscessed
1> ; 

abscind
1> _. , , , 

abscise
1> _. 
2> _.  

abscisin
1> _. 

absciss
1> _. ;  

abscissa
1> _. ;  

abscissae
1> _pl.  abscissa

abscisse
1> _. ;  

abscission
1> _. , , 
2> _.   ;
_Ex:
abscission of fruits  

abscond
1> ;  ( ,   . .);
_Ex:
to abscond from prison   ;
_Ex:
the cashier absconded with the bank's money  ,
    

absence
1> ; ;
_Ex:
absence from school  ;
_Ex:
absence from work   , ;
_Ex:
absence from court   ;
_Ex:
after an absence of several weeks    
 ;
_Ex:
absence of pattern _. , 
;
_Ex:
leave of absence ;
_Ex:
during smb.'s absence  -. ;
_Ex:
did anything happen in my absence?  ,  
 ?;
_Ex:
to be conspicuous by one's absence  ;
_Ex:
to be sentenced in one's absence _.   
2>  -.; ,  -.;
_Ex:
in the absence of  ;
_Ex:
in the absence of evidence   ;
_Ex:
in the absence of witnesses   , 
 
3> 
_Id:
absence makes the heart grow fonder _.  


absent
1> ;
_Ex:
absent on leave  ;
_Ex:
absent without leave _.    ;
_Ex:
to be absent from school  ;
_Ex:
to be absent from work    ; ;
_Ex:
to be absent from duty    ;
_Ex:
he is absent  ,  ;
_Ex:
revenge is absent from his mind      
2> ;
_Ex:
snow is absent in some countries    
  
3> ;
_Ex:
absent look  
_Id:
long absent, soon forgotten _.   ,   
4> ,  ;
_Ex:
to absent oneself from smth.   -.;
 -.   ; 
-.
5> ,  

absentation
1> _. ; 
2>   -.

absente reo
1> _.   

absentee
1> ;  ;
_Ex:
absentee interview _.    
, , 
2> 
3> ,     
4> _.   ;  
5>  ,    
6> ,    
7>    ,   . .
8>  

absentee ballot
1>    

absentee landlord
1> ,    

absentee vote
1>  

absentee voter
1>  

absenteeism
1> 
2>   ; 
3>  ,     
  

absently
1> 

absentminded
1> 

absentmindedly
1> ;  

absinthe
1> ,  
2> _.     (Atremisia absinthium)
3> - 

absinthial
1> 
2> , 

absinthism
1>   

absinthium
1> _.     (Atremisia absinthium)

absit
1>      (  
)

absit omen
1> _.      , 
;  

absolute
1> _. ;   
 
2> absolutes  , ,   . .;
_Ex:
to speak in terms of absolutes  

3> _.  , 
4> 
5> , , , ;
_Ex:
absolute indifference  ;
_Ex:
absolute beauty  ;
_Ex:
absolute promise    ;
_Ex:
absolute purity  ;
_Ex:
absolute trust  
6> , ; ;
_Ex:
absolute power  ;
_Ex:
absolute monarchy  ;
_Ex:
absolute ruler  
7> , ;
_Ex:
absolute alcohol  
8> , ;
_Ex:
absolute fact  ;
_Ex:
absolute proof  ;
_Ex:
absolute evidence  
9>   ;  ( 
);
_Ex:
absolute reality ,  ;
,  ;
_Ex:
absolute idealism  ;
_Ex:
absolute ego  ;
_Ex:
absolute spirit  , 
10> _. ;
_Ex:
absolute humidity _.  ;
_Ex:
absolute scale  ;
_Ex:
absolute system _.   ;
_Ex:
absolute temperature _.  ;
_Ex:
absolute value  ;  ;
_Ex:
absolute zero _.  ;
_Ex:
absolute address _.  
11> _. ;
_Ex:
absolute construction  

absolute altimeter
1> _.  , - ,
 

absolute discharge
1> _.    

absolute impediment
1> _.       

absolute majority
1>  ,    
2>  _.     
;   


absolute music
1>  

absolute pitch
1> _.   
2>  

absolutely
1>   .;
_Ex:
he refused absolutely   ;
_Ex:
he is absolutely wrong   
2> _-. ; , ; ;
_Ex:
are you sure? - absolutely!  ? - !;
_Ex:
this is absolutely the newest thing in music  
   
3> _.  ,   ;
_Ex:
transitive verb used absolutely _.  ,
   
4> _. , 

absoluteness
1> _. 
2> _.  

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

absolutist
1>  , 
2> _.   
3> , ;
_Ex:
absolutist tsarism  
4>  ,  ,


absolutize
1> _. ;   

