north-westwards
1>  - ;  -, 
-

norther
1>  
2> "" (  ,    
  )
3> _. 
4>   ,   ; 
 
5>     ( )

northering
1> _-. "",   ; 
( )

northerly
1> 
_Ex:
northerly direction  
_Ex:
northerly latitude  
_Ex:
northerly wind  
_Ex:
the most northerly outpost   
_Ex:
the room has northerly aspect    
2> _. 
3>  ,  ,   
4>   ( )

northern
1>  (  ; .   )
2> _.  ,    
3> ;   
_Ex:
the N. Hemisphere  
4>   ; , 
_Ex:
northern lights  () 
5>   ,   
6>    ( )
7> , 
8> (N.) _.     ;
_.   
_Ex:
N. Senators ,   
_Ex:
N. troops  
_Ex:
N. sympathies    (  )
_Id:
the N. Bear _.   (  )
_Id:
N. Spy _. " " ( )
9> _. ,   
10> _. _-.   

Northern Crown
1> _.   ()

northern lights
1>  

northern nightingale
1> _.   (Luscinia philomela bechst)

northern razorbill
1> _.  (Alca torda)

northern rock bass
1> _.   (Ambloplites rupestris)

northern white cedar
1>   (Thuja occidentalis)

northerner
1> ,  
2> (N.)      ; 
(.    1861-1865 .)

northernmost
1>  

northing
1> _.   ,   
2> _.   
3>   

northland
1> ,   ()
2> (N.) _pl.  ,  ; 

Northman
1> () 
2>     ; -
3> _. 

northmost
1> _.  

Northumbers
1> _pl. _.   

Northumbrian
1> _.   
2>    
3>  
4> , 

northward
1> ,  
_Ex:
to the northward  
2> _. 
3>  ( );   ; 
 
_Ex:
northward of smth.     -.
4>   
5> _. 
6>  ,  ,   

northwarding
1> _-. "",   ; 
( )

northwardly
1> 
2> _. 
3>  ,  

northwards
1>  ,  ,   

Norway maple
1> _.  ,   (Acer
platanoides)

Norway spruce
1> _.   (Picea excelsa)

Norwegian
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Norwegians _. 
2>  
3> 
_Ex:
Norwegian yawl   (  )

Norwich terrier
1> - (  )

nose
1> 
_Ex:
nose and throat service _.  
_Ex:
nose agent (gas, irritant) _.  
   
_Ex:
nose cape _. _. 
_Ex:
to blow one's nose 
_Ex:
to spaek through one's (the) nose ,   
_Ex:
to hold one's nose  
_Ex:
he bled at (from) the nose     
_Ex:
he always has his nose in a book    
()  
_Ex:
to poke (to push, to thrust) one's nose into smth. 
   -. 
_Ex:
to turn up one's nose (at)   ( -.);
  ( -.)
_Ex:
(right) under smb.'s very nose     -.
2> 
_Ex:
to count (to tell) noses  (, 
 . .);   
3> ,  ( )
4> , , 
_Ex:
a dog with a good nose    
5> , 
_Ex:
to have a good nose for smth.     -. (
)
_Ex:
to have a nose for news   ,  
_Ex:
to follow one's nose   ;  
();   ,   
6> ,  (,   . .);  ()
7> _. , , 
8> _. , 
_Ex:
to have a nose round    
9> ,  ( )
10> _.  ()
11> _.   ()
_Ex:
nose wheel   ()
12> _.  ,  ()
13> _.   (); , 
14>  (,    . .)
15> _. , 
_Id:
white nose     
_Id:
nose to nose   ,   
_Id:
nose paint _.  
_Id:
a nose of wax _. ,  
_Id:
on the nose _. , 
_Id:
to make (to pull) a long nose (at)  () 
(-.)
_Id:
a nose to light candles with    ( 
 )
_Id:
as plain as the nose on your face  , 
 
_Id:
to put smb.'s nose out of joint  -. ;
 -. ;  -.  -. 
_Id:
to look down one's nose (at)   ( -.,
-.);   ( -., -.)
_Id:
to lead by the nose   ,  
_Id:
to bite (to snap) smb.'s nose off ,  
-.
_Id:
to put one's nose in the manger   
_Id:
to bring (to hold, to keep, to put) one's nose to the
grindstone       
_Id:
to wipe smb.'s nose  -. ,  
-.  -  ; ;   
_Id:
to bite (to cut) off one's nose to spite one's face  
    ;   ,
  
_Id:
to pay through the nose    
_Id:
to make smb. pay through the nose  ,
 -.
_Id:
by a nose 
_Id:
to win by a nose -  (   );
_.   ( -.)
_Id:
to make smb.'s nose swell _.   -. 
 ()
_Id:
with nose well down _. _.   ( )
_Id:
to thumb one's nose _.  
16> , 
_Ex:
the dog was nosing his boots    
17> 
_Ex:
to nose danger  
18> 
_Ex:
the dog nosed out a rat   
19> ;  (. nose out, nose about, nose
around, nose round)
_Ex:
to nose out a secret   
_Ex:
the scandal-monger nosing about for more news  
 
20> (for, after) ,  (-., -.)
_Ex:
nosing for news   
21>  ;  
_Ex:
the dog was nosing everywhere    
_Ex:
the dog nosed the door open     
  
22> (into)  () 
_Ex:
to nose into other people's affairs     
_Ex:
to nose into bureau drawers    
23> _.  , 
_Ex:
to nose on smb.   -.
24> _.   
_Ex:
the ship was nosing its way through the fog  
  
25> _.  
26> _.  
_Id:
to nose smb. out _.    

_Id:
to nose over _. _. 
_Id:
to nose down _.  

nose candy
1> _. _. 

nose cone
1>   ()

nose gear
1> _. ,   

nose in
1>   
2> _.  ( )

nose job
1> _.    , 
 

nose-count
1> _.   (, )
2> _.  
3> _. _.    

nose-dip
1> _. _.  
2> _. _.    

nose-glasses
1> 

nose-heavy
1> _.   

nose-led
1> _. ,    ( -.)

nose-lift
1> _. 

nose-nippers
1> 

nose-over
1> _. _. 

nose-piece
1> ,  
2>  (, ),      
3> ,  ()
4> _. , 
5> _.   ();  
  ( )
6> 

nose-rag
1> _.  

nose-ring
1>   ( )
2>    ()

nose-spin
1> _. 

nose-wipe, nose-wiper
1> _.  

nosebag
1> 
2> _.  (    )
_Ex:
to put on the nosebag ,  (.  )
3> _. _. 

noseband
1> ,  ()

nosebleed
1>   
2> _.  (Achillea millefolium)

nosed
1> 
2> _.   
3>    :  -. 
_Ex:
long-nosed 
_Ex:
snub-nosed 

nosedive
1> _.  
2>  
_Ex:
prices took a nosedive   
3> 
4> _.  
5>  
_Ex:
prices might nosedive    

nosedown
1> _. _. 

nosegay
1>   (. ); 
2> ; 

noseless
1> 

noselite
1> _. 

noser
1>  ;    ( dead noser)
2> _. ,    
3> _. , , 
4> _.   
5> _.  

nosetip
1>   ()

noseup
1> _. _. 

nosewarmer
1> _. 

nosey
1> (. N.) ,  ()
2> _. ; 
3>   
4> _. , 
_Ex:
don't be so nosey!     !
5> ,  
6> _. 
7>  ( )

Nosey Parker
1> ,    

nosh
1> _. 
_Ex:
Chinese nosh  
2> _. ,    
3> _. ;  ;  

nosh-up
1> _.  

noshery
1> _. _. 

nosing
1>   (, )
2> _. 

noso-
1>   ;     
 -, -, -;
_Ex:
nosogeny 
_Ex:
nosology 
_Ex:
nosogenic , 

nosographic, nosographical
1> _. 

nosography
1> _.  ( )

nosological
1> _. 

nosology
1> _. 

nosopoietic
1> _. 

nostalgia
1>   ; 
2>   ,  

nostalgic
1>   ,  
2>    ,   
3>   ,  
4>    , 
_Ex:
nostalgic tunes ,  ;  


nostology
1> _. 

nostopathy
1> _.  (  )

Nostradamus
1> 
2> , 

nostril
1> 
_Id:
to stink in smb.'s nostrils   -. 
_Id:
man whose breath is in his nostrils _. , 
   ;  

nostrum
1> . _.    ; 
 ; 
2> . _. ,    

nosy
1> (. N.) ,  ()
2> _. ; 
3>   
4> _. , 
_Ex:
don't be so nosy!     !
5> ,  
6> _. 
7>  ( )

nosy parker
1> ,    

not
1> ,  (     
    n't)
_Ex:
not infrequently  
_Ex:
not unconnected with    
_Ex:
not without reason   ,  
_Ex:
not inconsiderable  
_Ex:
I do not know, _. I know not   
_Ex:
don't be afraid, don't fear, _. fear not  
_Ex:
not knowing  
_Ex:
not to wait  
_Ex:
I started early so as not to miss the train   ,
    
_Ex:
not a world!  !
_Ex:
it is cold, it is not? ,   ?
_Ex:
everybody has not had your opportunities    
 
2> .  : 
_Ex:
is he ill? - I hope, not  ? - ,  
_Ex:
probably not , 
_Ex:
not so   ; ;  
_Ex:
if it is clear, we eill go out;
if not,    ,  ,  ,
 
3>  _-. :
_Ex:
he won't pay you, not he  -   ,  
 !
_Ex:
I won't go there, not I! -    ,  
  
_Ex:
are you going to tell him? - Not I!   ? - 
 !
4>  :
_Ex:
not a bit (of it) ,  
_Ex:
not at all , ;  ;  ;  
()
_Ex:
are you ill? - Not at all  ? -  
_Ex:
not but, not but that, not but what ;  , ;
 ;   
_Ex:
one cannot but wonder   
_Ex:
we cannot but hope he is right    ,
  
_Ex:
not ... but that, not ... because  , ... a
_Ex:
the Unknown Soldier did not die for the glory of one country,
but that all nations may live in peace  
     ,   ,   
   
_Ex:
not half _-.  ;  . 
_Ex:
not half bad ;
_Ex:
was he annoyed? - Not half!  ? -  !
_Ex:
not in the least , 
_Ex:
he was not in the least embarrassed    
_Ex:
not once  ;  , 
_Ex:
he did not glance at me, no, not once      
  !
_Ex:
not once nor twice     , 
_Ex:
not that  , ; 
_Ex:
if he said so - not that I heard him say so - he lied 
   - ,     -   
_Ex:
I never heard of him, not that that proves anything  
   , ,    
_Ex:
not that I fear him but...   ,   , ...
_Ex:
not that I know of   , 
_Ex:
not... till  , 
_Ex:
he will not come till after dinner    

_Ex:
the territory was not liberated until 1943  
   1943 
_Ex:
not too  , 
_Ex:
not too well  , 
_Ex:
not too loud, please! , !
_Ex:
not to say   
_Ex:
it is warm, not to say hot ,    
_Ex:
this is not to say that...     , ...;
  , ...
_Ex:
not to speak of    ...
_Ex:
it will need much time, not to speak of the expense 
  ,     
_Ex:
that is not to be thought of     ,
 
_Ex:
as likely as not  
_Ex:
as soon as not   ;  ,  
_Id:
not for the world    ;     
_Id:
not on your life    ,  ;   
_Id:
not all there   ,   

not only... but (also)
1>  ...  ;
_Ex:
the night was not only dark but cold    
,   
_Ex:
we not only heard, but saw it    ,  
 

not-being
1> _. 

not-for-profit
1> ,     

not-self
1> _. -; 
2> _.  ,  

nota bene
1> _.   (   )
2>  . . .: , ,  NB  NB

notabilia
1> ,  
2>  , 

notability
1>  ; 
2> _. 
_Ex:
all notabilities of literary circles   
3> , 
4> ,  

notable
1>  ;  
2> _. 
3> _.  ;  
4> _. 
5> _. , 
6> ; ; , 

_Ex:
notable achievement  
_Ex:
notable event  
_Ex:
notable painter  
_Ex:
notable speaker  
_Ex:
notable injustice  
_Ex:
a man notable for his wit ,   
_Ex:
a name notable in letters ,   
_Ex:
a tower notable for its height ,   
7> _.  ( )

notably
1> , 
_Ex:
notably higher  
_Ex:
to vary notably     
2> , , 
_Ex:
notably uncomfortable  
3> , 
_Ex:
many representatives were notably absent   
  

NOTAMS
1> _.  , 

notanda
1> _pl.  notandum

notandum
1> _. , 
2> _.  , 

notaphily
1> ,   

notarial
1> _. 
_Ex:
notarial attestation  
_Ex:
notarial act  ; , 

_Ex:
notarial charges  
_Ex:
notarial seal  

notarially
1> _. ,  

notarize
1> _.  

notary
1> _. 

notary public
1> _.  

notate
1>   
2>   ,   
3> ,  

