needle-point lace
1>  , ,   

needle-shaped
1> 

needle-syringe
1>   

needlefish
1> _. -,   (Belone belone)

needleful
1> ,   (  )
_Ex:
I've used four needlefuls    

needler
1> ,  

needless
1> , , 
_Ex:
needless work  
_Ex:
needless trouble  
_Ex:
needless cruelty  () 
_Ex:
needless to say...    ...,  
...
_Ex:
needless to add...   ...

needlewoman
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
I am a bad needlewoman     

needlework
1> ; ; ; 
2>  ,    

needments
1>   (.  );  
2> , 

needs
1> _.  _.
_Ex:
must needs, _. needs must  , 
_Ex:
he must needs go away when I want him , ,  
 ,    
_Id:
needs must when the devil drives    

needy
1> _. ; , 
2> , ; ;   
3>  ( ); , 

neep
1> _. 

nefarious
1> , , 
_Ex:
nefarious schemes  
_Ex:
nefarious practices of slave-dealers , 

2> 

negate
1>     (-.); 
_Ex:
to negate free-will   
2>   , 
_Ex:
our actions often negate our principles   
  

negation
1> 
_Ex:
he made a sign of negation    
2> (of)     (-.)
_Ex:
negation of negation _.  
_Ex:
the negation of God   
_Ex:
arbitrary action is the negation of order and justice 
    
3> ,  ; 

negational
1> ;   

negationist
1> ; 

negative
1>  ; 
_Ex:
to answer in the negative  
_Ex:
the answer is in the negative  ;  
,  
_Ex:
the negative won the debate  
(,    . .)  
 
2> , 
_Ex:
it was decided in the negative    ,
  ,   
_Ex:
the plebiscite returned a negative   

3>   ,    
_Ex:
it's hard to prove a negative   
  
_Ex:
two negatives make an affirmative     
4>  , ; ; ;
 
_Ex:
his character is made up of negatives  

5> _. , 
6> _. ,  
7> _.  
8> _.  
9> _.  , 
10> _. 
11>  . .  ;  ;  (. 
  )
12> 
_Ex:
negative answer  
_Ex:
negative sign  
_Ex:
negative quantity  ; _. ,
" "
_Ex:
negative vote   , 
 (, )
_Ex:
negative voice  ; , 
_Ex:
negative trade balance _.   
_Ex:
negative acceleration _.  ,

_Ex:
negative air pressure _.   
,  
13> , 
_Ex:
the experiments proved negative  
 (  )
_Ex:
negative sign   (-.)
_Ex:
negative report _.    
_Ex:
negative evidence   
14> , 
_Ex:
a negative character (personality)  (,
) 
15> , 
_Ex:
negative influence  
16> , ; , ()

_Ex:
negative criticism  () ;

_Ex:
negative attitude  
17> _. ,  ( )
18> _. _. - (. Rh-negative)
_Ex:
the mother is negative but I'm not sure about the father 
  ,      
19>  ;   ; 
_Ex:
to negative an effect  ,  
 
_Ex:
to negative all efforts    
20>    (, );

_Ex:
the Lords negatived the bill   

_Ex:
the senate negatived the proposed taxation  
   
21> _.  , ;  ; 
22> , 
_Ex:
to negative a request  ;  
23> 
_Ex:
to negative a hypothesis  
_Ex:
to negative a statement  
-. ,   
_Ex:
experiments negatived his theory    

negative dictionary
1> _.    ( 
 )

negative electrode
1> _. 

negative euthanasia
1> " ",   
 (.    
)

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

negativist
1> ; 
2> _.  
3> _. 

negativity
1> 

negatory
1> _. , 

negatron
1> _. _. 
2>  ( )

negentropy
1> _. ,  

neglect
1> ; , , 
_Ex:
neglect of the child by the parents  
  
_Ex:
neglect of opportunities  
;   
_Ex:
excuse my neglect in returning your book ,  
    
_Ex:
neglect while on guard _.    
2> _. , ; 
_Ex:
neglect of official duty    

_Ex:
to be guilty of criminal neglect    

3> , 
_Ex:
in a state of neglect   
_Ex:
a child suffering from neglect  ()

4> 
_Ex:
to ensure against neglect   
_Ex:
to fall into neglect   
5>  (-.);   ( -.)
_Ex:
to neglect one's studies  
_Ex:
to neglect one's children    
6> , ;   ()
_Ex:
to neglect to do (doing) smth.    ()
 -.;   -.
_Ex:
to neglect no precaution     

_Ex:
he neglected to wrap it (wrapping it)    
 
_Ex:
don't neglect writing to your mother   

_Ex:
you've neglected to clean your shoes   
(, )   
_Ex:
I neglected to wind the clock    
_Ex:
he neglected to follow instructions    
()
_Ex:
don't neglect taking care of that cold   

_Ex:
pardon me for neglecting to profit by your advice ,
     
7>    ( -., -.);  ;

_Ex:
to neglect one's personal appearance  ,  
    
_Ex:
to neglect modern art   
_Ex:
neglecting worldly ends   
_Ex:
he neglected his clothes     
_Ex:
the market is neglected _.    
 

neglected
1> 
_Ex:
a neglected genius ,   
2> , 

neglectful
1> (of)  ( -., -.); 
_Ex:
neglectful of one's appearance     
, 
_Ex:
parents who are neglectful of their children ,
    
2> , 
_Ex:
neglectful attitude  

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

negligeable
1> _. ,    ; ,


negligee
1> , ()  
2>  , 
_Ex:
to be in negligee  ,   
3> _.    XYIII .
4> _.     

negligence
1> , , 
_Ex:
his habitual negligence   
_Ex:
to let friendship die away by negligence  
 
2> 
_Ex:
negligence in dress   
3> , ; ; 
_Ex:
gross  () 
_Ex:
criminal (culpable) negligence _.  
(  )
_Ex:
criminal negligence in handling smb.'s affairs _. 
   -. 
_Ex:
to be due to negligence    (
 )
_Ex:
the accident was due to the driver's negligence 
    
_Ex:
the fire happened through (owing to) his negligence 
   
4> , ,  
5>  (,   . .); 

negligent
1> ; 
_Ex:
negligent treatment  
_Ex:
negligent correspondent  ; ,
   
_Ex:
negligent air  
2> (of, in)  ( -.) , ;
,  ( -.)
_Ex:
negligent of his duties   
_Ex:
negligent in his personal appearance    
 ; , 
_Ex:
negligent in his work ,  ()
  
3> ; 
_Ex:
negligent good humour  
_Ex:
to dress with negligent grace    

negligently
1> , -
2>  ,  ,  

negligibility
1> , 

negligible
1> ,    ; , 
_Ex:
negligible quantity  ;   
 ;  , " "; ,
  
_Ex:
negligible error     
_Ex:
negligible atmosphere _.   
_Ex:
by a negligible margin  , 
_Ex:
the saving is negligible   

negligibly
1> ,  ; -,  ,  

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

negotiable
1> _. _.   , ,

_Ex:
negotiable securities   
_Ex:
negotiable instrument  ; _. 
- 
_Ex:
negotiable document  
_Ex:
negotiable copy  ;  ,
   
2>    , ,  
_Ex:
these principles are not negotiable    
  ;    
 
_Ex:
the amount of compensation is negotiable   
 () 
3> ,  ( , )
_Ex:
the path was negotiable     

negotiant
1> ,  ,   ;
,   ( )
_Ex:
chief negotiant  
2> 
3> , 

negotiate
1>  ;  ( -.); 

_Ex:
to negotiate with smb. for (about) smth.  
 -.  -.
_Ex:
to negotiate with the landlord about the rent 
    
_Ex:
to negotiate for peace    
_Ex:
to negotiate terms of peace    
_Ex:
to negotiate from a position of strength  
  
2>  ( -.); ,  ( 
)
_Ex:
to negotiate a contract   ()
_Ex:
to negotiate a loan  
_Ex:
to negotiate a sale     
_Ex:
to negotiate tariff concessions   

_Ex:
to negotiate a treaty with another nation  
  
3> _. , ,   
(, );     ( ,
); ; , 
_Ex:
to negotiate a bill  (, ) ,
   
_Ex:
to negotiate a cheque    ,  ;
  
4> ,  ( -.); 
(, )
_Ex:
to negotiate a wall   
_Ex:
the horse negotiated the fence well    
_Ex:
to negotiate an obstacle _.  
_Ex:
to negotiate difficult terrain _.   
 
5> _. ;  ( )
_Ex:
to negotiate the trip in two hours  (-.)
 
_Ex:
a young player negotiating a hard piece of music 
,   ( )  

negotiated bidding
1> _.  

negotiating
1>  
_Ex:
negotiating priorities    
 
_Ex:
negotiating conference  ,
 
_Ex:
at the negotiating table   

negotiation
1> ;  
_Ex:
negotiations from strength    
_Ex:
negotiations in private    
_Ex:
negotiation priorities _.   
 
_Ex:
by (means of) negotiation  
_Ex:
to be in negotiation, to conduct (to carry on, to hold)
negotiations  
_Ex:
to fail in one's negotiations    
_Ex:
to enter into negotiations with smb. for smth.  
  -.  -.
_Ex:
the proposal is now under negotiation   
 ;    

2>  (, )
3> _. , ,  (,   . .)
4>  (  . .)
_Ex:
negotiation ability _. , 
 
5> _. _.  , 

negotiator
1> ,  ,   ;
,   ( )
_Ex:
chief negotiator  
2> 
3> , 

Negress
1> . _. 

Negrillo
1>  ; 

Negritic
1>     ; ; 

Negrito
1> 

negritude
1>   
2>    

Negro
1> ;  (  Black)
_Ex:
Northern Negro _. _.    
_Ex:
new Negro _. _. -
_Ex:
dower Negro _. _. -,   
_Ex:
field Negro _. _. ,   
_Ex:
house Negro _. _. -
_Ex:
Negro dealer (trader) _. 
_Ex:
Negro bill _. _. -    
2> _. ;    (
 Black)
_Ex:
Negro songs  
3> 
_Ex:
Negro tribes  
_Id:
Negro luck _. _. ,  

negro-head
1>    
2>  

Negroid
1> 
2> 

Negroidal
1> 
2> 

Negroni
1>  (  ,    )

negroni
1>  (  ,    )

Negrophil
1> , 

Negrophile
1> , 

Negrophobe
1> , 

Negrophobia
1> ,   

Negus
1> _.  ( )

negus
1>  ( )

neif
1> _.   ; ;  

neigh
1> 
2> 

neighbor
1> _. = neighbour

neighbored
1> _. _.     ( -.)

neighborhood
1> _. = neighbourhood

neighboring
1> _. ; , 

neighborliness
1> _.  ; , ,


neighborly
1> _. ; , , 

neighborship
1> _. ; , 
2> _.  

neighbour
1> ; 
_Ex:
next-door neighbours  
_Ex:
the Good N. Policy _.  
_Ex:
we were neighbours at dinner     
_Ex:
England's nearest neighbour is France  - 
 
_Ex:
the falling tree brought down its neighbour  
  
2> _. _. 
_Ex:
love thy neighbour as thyself   ,
  
_Ex:
duty to one's neighbour     
3> ; , ; , 
_Ex:
the neighbour states  
4> (upon, on; . to, with) , ;

_Ex:
the wood neighbours upon the lake     
_Ex:
neighboured by (with, on)  ( -.), 
( -.);    ( -.)
_Ex:
our farm neighbours on a large stretch of wood  
    
5> (with) ,     ( -.)

neighboured
1> _.     ( -.)
_Ex:
ill neighboured   
_Ex:
a beautifully neighboured town    
_Ex:
a sparsely neighboured place  

neighbourhood
1> , 
_Ex:
in the neighbourhood of the station -  
_Ex:
to live in the neighbourhood of London   

2> ;
() , 
_Ex:
we live in a healthy neighbourhood    

_Ex:
inter-racial neighbourhood _.  (),  
 ,  
_Ex:
neighbourhood schools    ()
_Ex:
neighbourhood papers  () 
_Ex:
neighbourhood stores ,  
 
_Ex:
neighbourhood movie theatre   
_Ex:
neighbourhood law centre   
()
_Ex:
there is no one of that name in this neighbourhood  
 (  ,     . .)  
  
3> 
_Ex:
he was laughed at by the whole neighbourhood   
 
_Ex:
neighbourhood public opinion   
4> _. _.   (. good neighbourhood)
_Ex:
Good N. _.  
5>  
_Ex:
in the neighbourhood of , , 
_Ex:
the work is to cost in the neighbourhood of $200 
   200 
6> _. _. 

neighbouring
1> ; , 
_Ex:
neighbouring countries  () 
_Ex:
in the neighbouring village   

neighbourliness
1>  ; , ,


neighbourly
1> ; , , 
_Ex:
neighbourly charity   
_Ex:
it was not neighbourly of her    -
_Ex:
she is a neighbourly soul   , 
  ()

neighbourship
1> _. ; , 
2> _.  

neither
1> 
_Ex:
I can agree in neither case, in neither case can I agree 
     ,   
_Ex:
neither statement is true  ,    
 
_Ex:
he took neither side      ,    
2>  ,  ;  , ,  (.  ,
  )
_Ex:
neither knows   
_Ex:
will you have coffee or tea? - Neither    -
  ? -  ,  
_Ex:
neither of you knows the truth      (
  ) 
_Ex:
neither of the statements is true    ()
   ;  ,  
   
_Ex:
neither of the books is of any use to me    
   
3>  ,  
_Ex:
if you do not go, neither shall I    , 
  
_Ex:
he cannot speak French. - Neither can I   
-. -  
_Ex:
the first attempt was not successful and neither was the
second    ,   ()
_Ex:
I have not asked for help, neither do I desire it  
      
_Ex:
I know not, neither can I guess     
( )  
_Ex:
I haven't read this book neither do I intend to   
     ( )
4>   
_Ex:
I don't know that neither     
5> _. 

neither... nor
1> ... 
_Ex:
I saw neither him nor his wife     ,   
_Ex:
I am neither for nor against it   ,  
_Ex:
he has neither brothers nor sisters     ,
 
_Ex:
neither one thing nor the other   (),  
2>   (. )
_Ex:
neither more nor less than    , ;  
, 
_Ex:
that's neither here nor there   ;   
  
_Ex:
neither hay nor grass 
_Ex:
be neither sugar nor salt   -  

nekton
1> _. 

nellie
1> _. ; 

nelson
1>  ()
_Ex:
bar nelson   -  
_Ex:
half nelson   - ; 

nem. con.
1> (_.  . nemine contradicente)   (
 )

nem. diss.
1> _. _. (_.  . nemine dissentiente) 
 (  )

nemaline
1> _. ,  ( )

nematocide
1> , ,  

nematode
1> _.  (Nematodes)

Nemean
1> ,    
_Ex:
Nemean games  
_Ex:
Nemean lion _. _.  

Nemeses
1> _pl.  Nemesis

Nemesis
1> _. _. ,  ( )
2> (n.) , 
3> (n.) 

nemine
1> _. 
_Ex:
nemine contradicente, nemine dissentiente ;
" " (   )

nemo
1> _. 
2> _. _.  ,   

nemoral
1> _. ,   

nenuphar
1>  ; 

neo-
1>    (.  . )  

_Ex:
neoplasm 
_Ex:
neologism 
_Ex:
neophyte , 
_Ex:
Neocene 
_Ex:
Neolithic 
2>       
,  
_Ex:
neocolonialism 
_Ex:
neofascism 
_Ex:
neo-Freudian 

neo-Dada
1> _. 

