nauseant
1> _.  
2> _.  

nauseate
1>  , 
_Ex:
the food nauseated them     
_Ex:
he was nauseated by the movement of the ship  
 
2>  
_Ex:
the idea nauseates me    ,  
  
3>   (. .)
_Ex:
he nauseated at the prospect    
 

nauseating
1> _.  , 
2> , 
_Ex:
nauseating sight  () 
_Ex:
it is nauseating to see how he treats his dog 
,   ,     


nauseous
1> ;   ; 
_Ex:
this makes me feel nauseous     ()
2> , 
_Ex:
nauseous hypocrisy  ; , 
 

Nausicaae
1> _. _. , 

nautch
1> _.   
2> _. ()  (. nautch girl)

nautic
1> _. 

nautical
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
nautical navigation  , 
_Ex:
nautical day   (   )
_Ex:
nautical astronomy  
_Ex:
nautical almanac   ()
_Ex:
nautical college  
_Ex:
nautical instrument  
_Ex:
nautical properties  
_Ex:
nautical architecture ; 

nautical archaelogy
1>   (   
,    )

nautical mile
1>   (1853 )

nautics
1>  
2>  

nautili
1> _pl.  nautilus

nautilus
1> _. ,  (Nautilus; )

Navaho, Navajo
1>  ( )
_Ex:
the Navaho, Navajo _. 
2>   

naval
1> -; , 
_Ex:
naval power  ; - ;
- 
_Ex:
naval supremacy   
_Ex:
naval warfare   ;   -

_Ex:
naval science - 
_Ex:
naval intelligence - 
_Ex:
naval law  ; - 
_Ex:
naval policy  
_Ex:
naval base - 
_Ex:
naval encounter (engagement)  
_Ex:
naval assault     
_Ex:
naval ordnance _.  
_Ex:
naval gunfire   
_Ex:
naval ship  
_Ex:
naval auxiliary   
_Ex:
naval barracks (depot) _.  
_Ex:
naval force  
_Ex:
N. Establishment _. - 
_Ex:
naval officer - ; _.  
_Ex:
naval pilot (_. aviator)   - 
_Ex:
naval airman   - 
_Ex:
naval cadet  - 
_Ex:
naval architect () 
_Ex:
naval stores  
_Ex:
naval supply centre   - 

naval academy
1> _. - 

naval college
1> - 

navally
1>   ;   - 
_Ex:
to be supreme navally   

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

navel
1> _. 
2>  (-.); ; 
3> _. , "" (   . .)
4>   , 

navel orange
1>   , 

navel-cord
1> _.  , 

navel-string
1> _.  , 

navette
1>  (  )

navicert
1> _. ;    (
    )

navicula
1> _. 

navicular
1> . _. , 

navigability
1> 
2> ,  

navigable
1> 
2> ,    
3>   
4>  ( )

navigate
1>  ( )
_Ex:
he was the first to navigate the Northern Ocean  
    
_Ex:
vehicles that navigate the streets _. ,
  
2>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to navigate a ship  
_Ex:
to navigate a plane  
3>  ();  ()
_Ex:
to navigate a bill through Parliament 
  
4> _. _. ,  (.  )
_Ex:
the fellow was hardly able to navigate   ()
  
_Ex:
he was well enough to navigate under his own power 
 ,     


navigating mate
1>   

navigating officer
1> _. 
2> ;     ()

navigation
1> , 
_Ex:
inland navigation  
_Ex:
navigation canal  
_Ex:
navigation head _.  () 
2> 
3> 
4>  
_Ex:
navigation bridge _.  () 
_Ex:
navigation chart _. _. () 
_Ex:
navigation equipment  
_Ex:
navigation light _. _.  ;
_.  
_Ex:
navigation school  
5>  ()

navigation satellite
1> _.  

navigational
1> ; 

navigator
1> ; 
2> 
3>  ;   ()

navvy
1> , 
2> 
_Id:
to work like a navvy   
3>  , 

navy
1> - , - 
_Ex:
the Royal N. -  ()
_Ex:
navy in the air _.  
_Ex:
N. Regulations - 
_Ex:
N. List _. N. Register     
- 
2> -  (   )

navy blue
1> -  (   )

navy yard
1> _.  ,   
 - 

nawab
1> _. 

nay
1>  
2>  
_Ex:
the nays have it   ( )
_Ex:
yeas and nays  ""  ""
3> , 
_Ex:
he will not take nay    
_Ex:
to say nay  ,   
4> (  ) ;  ;  
_Ex:
I suspect, nay, I am certain  ,  ,
 
_Ex:
many good, nay, noble qualities    ,
   

nay-say
1> _. ; 

nayward
1> _.   -.;  
_Ex:
to the nayward      

nayword
1> _. , 
2> _. ; 

Nazarean
1> _. ,  
2> (the Nazarean) _.  ( )
3> ,  (    )
4>  (     
XIX .)
5> _.   
6> _.   

Nazarene
1> _. ,  
2> (the Nazarene) _.  ( )
3> ,  (    )
4>  (     
XIX .)
5> _.   
6> _.   

Nazarite
1> _. ,  
2> (the Nazarite) _.  ( )
3> ,  (    )
4>  (     
XIX .)

naze
1> _. ,  

Nazi
1> ,  
2> , -

Nazism
1> ,  

nazy
1> _. 

Ne
1> _. 

ne
1> 
_Ex:
Edward Knight, ne Austen  ,  
 

ne plus ultra
1> _.   , 
2> _.  , ,  
3> _.  (-.),  
_Ex:
ne plus ultra of fashion   
_Ex:
ne plus ultra of insolence  

ne varietur
1> _.   

ne'er
1> (_.  never) 

ne'er the less
1>  ,     
_Ex:
he did it ne'er the less     
2> ;  ;  ; 

ne'er-do-weel
1> _. ;      , "
"
2> _.     ,  ( )

ne'er-do-well
1> ;      , " "
2>     ,  ( )

Neanderthal
1> _. 
2> _. 
_Ex:
Neanderthal man 

Neanderthaloid
1> _.  ( ,   . .)

neanthropic
1> _.    

neap
1> _. 
2> _. 
3>  
4>  ( )

neap tide
1>  

neaped
1> _.     

Neapolitan
1> ; 
2> 
_Ex:
n. ice -;     

near
1> ;  
_Ex:
near relation  ,   ( 
 )
_Ex:
near friends  
_Ex:
near to suicide   
_Ex:
near to smb.'s heart ,  
_Ex:
a matter of near consequence to me ,    
 
2> , ,  
_Ex:
near point _.    
_Ex:
near sight 
_Ex:
the post-office is quite near   
3> , , , 
_Ex:
near shore _. ,   ,
 
_Ex:
on the near bank   ( ) 
_Ex:
on the near side   ( ) 
4>  ( )
_Ex:
the near future  
5> ,  ( )
_Ex:
the nearest way to the station    
_Ex:
to show smb. a nearer cut _.  -., 
 
6> , 
_Ex:
near resemblance  
_Ex:
the nearest translation of an idiom   (
 )  
7>  (   . .); 
_Ex:
near silk  
_Ex:
near seal ,    ()
8> _.  
_Ex:
near blindness   
_Ex:
a near saint  
9>   ; 
_Ex:
near victory  
_Ex:
near work  , .  

_Ex:
a near escape ,    ; -
 
10> _. , ; 
_Ex:
he is near with his money      
11>  (  ,     . .)
_Ex:
near side   ( )
_Ex:
near horse   ,  
12> (near-)      
  -., -, -, -
_Ex:
near-nude 
_Ex:
near-bottom 
_Ex:
the near-break of a marriage    ,
  
_Id:
near and dear , 
_Id:
my nearest and dearest friend   
_Id:
our nearest and dearest .  ,    
_Id:
a near go (shave, squeak, thing, touch)  ()
, ,    ; 
  
_Id:
we won the race but it was a near thing    ,
   
13>       
, , , 
_Ex:
to stand near  
_Ex:
don't go away, stay somewhere near   (),
 
_Ex:
nearer and nearer   
_Ex:
to come (to draw) near 
_Ex:
as soon as he came nearer    
_Ex:
do not approach too near    
14>   ,    ,
;    
_Ex:
the harvest season is drawing near  
 
15>    ,   
. . , 
_Ex:
we are near related   
_Ex:
tribes near allied  
_Ex:
they are near acquainted with the people of the country 
    
_Ex:
to be near akin (of a kin)    
_Ex:
news that concerns you very near ,  
 
16>     -. , 
 . . ,  ,  
_Ex:
near a century ago    
_Ex:
you are near right   
_Ex:
the results are pretty near equal   
_Ex:
it is done or near so     
_Ex:
it is the same thing or near so      
  
_Ex:
he is not near as popular as before    
,  
17> , 
_Ex:
to live near   ()
18>  
_Ex:
as near as ;  
_Ex:
as near as a touch (as ninepence, as dammit) _. 
    (-.)
_Ex:
as near as no matter, as near as makes no difference
   
_Ex:
they're the same height or as near as make no difference
   
_Ex:
he was as near as could be to being knocked down by the bus
    
_Ex:
as near as I can guess    ; 
  
_Ex:
near upon  ( )
_Ex:
near upon six o'clock   
_Ex:
he is near upon eighty years of age    
_Ex:
nowhere near, not near, not anywhere near  ; ;

_Ex:
the concert hall was nowhere near full   
 ()  
_Ex:
the bus is not anywhere near as expensive as the train 
  ,  
_Id:
near at hand  ; , ; ;  
_Id:
the papers are all near at hand    
_Id:
the exams are near at hand   
_Id:
the holiday is near at hand    
_Id:
the time is near at hand  
_Id:
the time to act is near at hand   
_Id:
far and near ; 
_Id:
we searched far and near for the missing child  
  ;     
  
19>   (-.); 
_Ex:
the ship was nearing land    
_Ex:
they are nearing the end of their exile   
 
_Ex:
the road is nearing completion   
 
_Ex:
to be nearing one's end _.    
20> _.    
21>      -. , ,
, 
_Ex:
near the station  () 
_Ex:
near the river  
_Ex:
regions near the equator ,   
_Ex:
he was standing near the table    
_Ex:
we live near them    ()  
_Ex:
near the ground _. 
_Ex:
Plessis near Tours _.    ( )
22>     -. 
_Ex:
bring your chair near the fire     
( )
_Ex:
don't come near me  ()   ()
_Ex:
he drew (came) near us    
_Ex:
to be near the end (the goal, the mark)    
23>      
_Ex:
it is near midnight    ,  
_Ex:
it is near dinner-time  
_Ex:
he is near fifty years of age    ()
 
24>     -. , 
 . . ; ,  
_Ex:
his hopes were near fulfilment    
 
_Ex:
the plan came near being realized    
_Ex:
I came near forgetting how to get there    ,
  
_Ex:
this act came near spoiling his chances   
    ( )
25>     ; 
_Ex:
nobody can come anywhere near him     

_Ex:
the copy does not come near the original   
 
_Id:
to lie (to come, to go) near smb. (smb.'s heart) 
 ( ) -.
_Id:
to sail near the wind _.    ;
  

near beer
1> _.  

Near East
1>   (.   
, .     - ,
 )

near miss
1> _.   ;  ;  
2>   ()  
3> ,    ; -  
( )

near to
1>     -. , 
_Ex:
near to where I was sitting    , 
 
2>     -. , 
  ,  ,  
_Ex:
nothing comes near to it     
_Ex:
his conduct comes near to treachery   
 
_Ex:
I came near to crying    
_Ex:
to go (to come) near to doing smth.    -.;
   ( ) -.
_Ex:
he came very near to being drowned    
_Ex:
he came near to killing himself     
3>     -. 
_Ex:
dark brown coming near to black -,  
_Ex:
his get-up was near to being a uniform    
 

near-bottom
1> _. 

near-cash
1> _. 

near-critical
1> _.  

near-hand
1> . _. , ; ,  
2> . _. 

near-money
1> _. 

near-print
1> _. ,   
 (  . .)

near-shore
1>   

near-sighted
1> 
2>  . . . (the near-sighted): _. 

near-sightedness
1> 

near-sonic
1>  ( )

near-synonyms
1>  

near-term
1>    
_Ex:
near-term perspective   ,
 

nearby
1> , 
_Ex:
nearby farm-house  
_Ex:
nearby neighbours  
2> , , ,  
_Ex:
a farm-house nearby ,  
3> _. 

Nearctic
1> _. , 

nearly
1> ;  
_Ex:
nearly frozen  
_Ex:
nearly blind 
_Ex:
I was nearly drowned   ()  
_Ex:
he is nearly twice as old as I     
_Ex:
a case nearly approaching this one   ()

2> ( ) , , 
_Ex:
it's nearly ten o'clock    
_Ex:
nearly one hundred years   
3> ; , 
_Ex:
nearly related   ;   ,
 
_Ex:
it concerns me nearly    
_Ex:
to resemble nearly   
_Ex:
to be nearly acquainted with smth.   -.
_Ex:
to be nearly interested in smth.   -.
_Ex:
to be nearly concerned in smth.     -.
4> , 
_Ex:
to examine smth. nearly   -.
5>  
_Ex:
not nearly  ,  ,  
_Ex:
not nearly enough   ;  ,
 
_Ex:
not nearly so good    ,  
_Ex:
it is not nearly as late as I thought    
,   
_Ex:
I am not nearly ready     
_Ex:
I have not nearly copied a half of my composition   
    

nearness
1> 

nearshore
1>  (  )

nearside
1>     (   
)
2>   
3>     ,   . .

neat
1> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
neat's leather  
_Ex:
neat's tongue  
2> _.   
3> , ; , 
_Ex:
neat room  
_Ex:
neat beds   
_Ex:
cats are neat animals  -  
_Ex:
he was neat in his dress     
_Ex:
he keeps his office neat      
4>   ;   ( )
5> ,  ( )
6> , 
_Ex:
neat handwriting  () 
_Ex:
a neat description  
_Ex:
neat arrangement of arguments  () 
_Ex:
to write a neat hand   
7> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
neat style  
_Ex:
very neat answer ,    
8>  
_Ex:
neat workmanship  
_Ex:
a neat scheme  () 
_Ex:
to make a neat job of smth.   -.
9> _. , 
_Ex:
that's a neat car!    !
10> , 
_Ex:
neat worker  
_Ex:
neat craftsman   
_Ex:
a neat conjuring trick  
11>  (.   )
_Ex:
to drink one's whisky neat    (
,   . .)
12> _. ,  
_Ex:
neat cement   ( );  
13>  ( )
_Id:
as neat as a bandbox (as a new pin, as ninepence, as wax)
;  ;  
_Id:
neat but not gaudy ,  

neat's foot
1>   ()

neat's-foot oil
1>  

neat-handed
1> , ,   

neaten
1>   ; , 

neath, 'neath
1> _. , 

neatherd
1>  

neatness
1> , , 
2> _. , 

neb
1> _.  ()
2> _.    ()
3> _. ,  (, )
4> _. , 

nebbish
1> _.  ,  ;  
2> _. ; 

