oligonucleotide
1> _. 

oligophrenia
1> _. ; 

oligopolist
1>   ,  - 
;   , ; 

oligopoly
1> 
2> 

oligopsony
1> 

olim
1> _pl. _. , -,   

olimpiad
1> 

Olimpian
1> _. _. ,  
2> 
3> _.  
4>   
5> _. _. , 
6> ;
_Ex:
Olimpian nod  ;
_Ex:
Olimpian calm  

Olimpic green
1> _. ;    

Olimpics
1>  ; ; ; 


olio
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
an olio of all ages and all countries  
 
2> _. 
3> _.   (   )

olitory
1> _. , 

olivaceous
1> ,  
2>  

olivary
1> _.   , 

olive
1> _. ,  (Olea europaea)
2> ,  ()
3>   
4>       
5>    
6>  ; -  - 
7> ;
_Ex:
olive oil  ;
_Ex:
to hold out the olive   ; 
  
8> . _pl. , 

olive drab
1> -  - ;  
2> _pl. _. _. ,    
 

olive oil
1>    

olive tree
1> _. ,  (Olea europaea)

olive-berry
1> _. , 
2> ,  ()

olive-branch
1>   
2>   (  )
_Ex:
to hold out the olive-branch   
3> . _pl. , 

olive-brown
1> -  -

olive-crown
1>  

olive-green
1> -; -

olive-wood
1>   
2>  

olivenite
1> _. 

Oliverian
1>  ; 
2> ; 

olivet
1> ,  

olivine
1> _. , , 

olivinic
1> _. 

olla
1> _.       
2> _.   (   )

olla podrida
1> _. ,  ;
_Ex:
an olla podrida of all ages and all countries  
 
2> _.   (   )

ollamh
1> _-.  

ollav
1> _-.  

ologist
1> _. _. ,   -  

ology
1> _. _. ;
_Ex:
a smattering of all the "ologies"     

olpae
1> _pl.  olpe

olpe
1> _. ,    

Olympian games
1>  

Olympic
1> ;
_Ex:
Olympic champions   ;
_Ex:
Olympic monotype ()- ""

Olympus
1> _. _. 

omadhaun
1> _. , ; 

omah
1>  ,     
-   

omasa
1> _pl.  omasum

omasum
1>  (  )

ombre
1> _. 
2> _.   
3>     ; 

ombrometer
1> , 

ombudsman
1> , ,    
     
2> ,  
3> ,   ,  
    

omega
1>  () , ;
_Ex:
Alpha and O.   ; ,  
2> _. -
3> _. -

omegatron
1> _.  (-)

omelet, omelette
1> , ;
_Ex:
savoury omelet, omelette ,  
;
_Ex:
sweet omelet, omelette   
_Id:
you can't make omelet, omelette without breaking eggs
_.   -  ;
_Id:
to make an omelet, omelette without breaking eggs 
-   ,  - 

omen
1> , ;
_Ex:
omen of success  ;
_Ex:
to be of good omen   
2> ;
_Ex:
omen of misfortune  ,  ;
_Ex:
to believe in omens   
3> , 
4>  ; ;
_Ex:
the clouds rain   

omenta
1> _pl.  omentum

omentum
1> _. 

omerta
1> _.  ( ,   
  -    ,   
)

omicron
1>  (  )

ominous
1> , ;
_Ex:
ominous gesture  ;
_Ex:
ominous silence  ;  ;
_Ex:
those clouds look ominous for out picnic  
   

omissible
1>   , , ,  
;
_Ex:
omissible detail  

omission
1> ;
_Ex:
to make an omission  , ;
_Ex:
to find an omission  ;
_Ex:
the omission of clues essential to understanding 
,   
2> , ;
_Ex:
to be guilty of omission    , 

3> _.  ( )

omit
1> ; 
_Ex:
to omit doing smth   -;
_Ex:
to omit reference of smb.   -;
_Ex:
to omit claim  
2> ,  ;
_Ex:
omitted or left unsaid    ;
_Ex:
to omit details  ;
_Ex:
he made many mistakes in spelling mostly by omitting letters
   ,  ,  

omitting
1> _. ,  

omni-
1>      , 
_Ex:
omnipotence ;
_Ex:
omnipresent ;
_Ex:
omnicompetent   

omnia,vincit amor
1> _.   

omnibus
1> ; 
2> _.   
3> ; , ;
_Ex:
omnibus of detective stories   ;
_Ex:
Dickens omnibus   
4>  
5>   ,  
; , ;
_Ex:
omnibus bill    ;
_Ex:
omnibus box _.   ;
_Ex:
omnibus edition   ;
_Ex:
omnibus resolution     ;
_Ex:
omnibus train  ,    ;
_Ex:
omnibus volume  ; 

omnicompetent
1>   

omnidirectional
1> ; ;
_Ex:
omnidirectional beacon  

omnifaceted
1> 

omnifarious
1> ; ; ;  ;
_Ex:
omnifarious knowledge  ;
_Ex:
omnifarious reading  

omnific
1> 

omnificent
1> 

omnifocal lens
1> _.     

omniform
1>  ;   

omniformity
1>      

omnify
1>  , 

omnigenous
1> ,  

omnipotence
1> ;
_Ex:
the omnipotence of God  

omnipotent
1> ; 
2>   

Omnipotent
1> , 
_Ex:
the Almighty G.  

omnipresence
1> ;
_Ex:
omnipresence of casualties   

omnipresent
1> 

omnirange
1>  

omniscience
1> , 
2>  ;  

omniscient
1> , ;
_Ex:
the O. God  ;
_Ex:
he was as omniscient as the scholarship and science of his
day permitted      
 ;
_Ex:
no man is omniscient       

omnitude
1> ; ; 

omnium
1> _.  , 

omnium-gatherum
1> _. ; ;  
2> _. ,  ;
_Ex:
such an omnium-gatherum as the inhabitants of a new settlement
  ,    

omnivore
1>   (, )

omnivorous
1> ,   
2> , ;
_Ex:
omnivorous animal  
3>  , ;
_Ex:
omnivorous curiosity  , 
;
_Ex:
omnivorous reader  

omophagic, omophagous
1>   

omphacite
1> _. 

omphalitides
1> _pl.  omphalitis

omphalitis
1> _. 

omphalos
1> _.  ; 
2> _. _. , 

omul
1>  ()

on
1> , ;
_Ex:
the on side   
2> _.  ,      ;
_Ex:
on drive   ,      
3> _. ; ;  ;
_Ex:
it was one of his on days        
4> , ;
_Ex:
he is the most on person here    
,     
5> ; ;
_Ex:
it's a most on situation    
6>  , ; 
7>      -;
_Ex:
tea is on  
8>      -:
_Ex:
put the kettle on  ;
_Ex:
he climbed on the wall    
9>    ;
_Ex:
to work on  ;
_Ex:
she sang on   ;
_Ex:
go on reading  ;
_Ex:
the war still went on   
10>     -   
  ;
_Ex:
go on!  ;
_Ex:
on, John, on! , , ;
_Ex:
he sent the luggage on    ;
_Ex:
time is getting on  
11>     - 
_Ex:
to be well on in years   ;
_Ex:
it is getting on fox six o'clock   ;
_Ex:
he is going on for five    
12>    -    
;
_Ex:
further on ;
_Ex:
later on , ;
_Ex:
from ... on  ;
_Ex:
from now on    
13>        ;
_Ex:
the game is on  ;
_Ex:
the play was on for monts     
 ;
_Ex:
what is on today?   ?;
_Ex:
he is on as Macbeth tonight     ;
_Ex:
on with the show!  ;  
;
_Ex:
the rain is on again   ;
_Ex:
a terrible row was on  - ;
_Ex:
have you anything on this evening?    ?;
14>      , ,
 -     -, -;
_Ex:
to turn on the tap  ;
_Ex:
the machine was on  ;
_Ex:
the radio is on  ;
_Ex:
to switch on the gas  ;
_Ex:
the light is full on   
15>         -,
   , ;  . 
;
_Ex:
to have one's hat on   ;
_Ex:
what had he on?    ?
_Ex:
he had his spectacles on    ;
_Ex:
put on your coat  ;
_Ex:
put the tablecloth on  ;
_Ex:
try these shoes on   
16>  -    , ; 
.  ;
_Ex:
rub the ointment on   
17>    , ;
_Ex:
to head on _.  ;
_Ex:
stern on _.   ()
18> _.    ;
_Ex:
the price is 3 points on     
_Id:
and so on   ;
_Id:
on and off    ,   ;
_Id:
on and on ,  ;
_Id:
they talked on and on for hours   ;
_Id:
to be on  ;  ;
_Id:
he is a little bit on   ;
_Id:
to be on   (-);
_Id:
I'm on  -  ();
_Id:
to be on to smb.  -;
()  -;  ( - ); 
 -.
_Id:
they were on to him at once    ;
_Id:
he's been on to me about this matter    
   
_Id:
the police are on to him     ;
_Id:
he is always on to me     ;
_Id:
to get on to smb.   -;  -.;
_Id:
he got on to me only yesterday     
;
_Id:
I got on to him on the phone     ;
_Id:
to be on to smth. ,   -;  -;
_Id:
he was on to it al last    ;
_Id:
it's not on!  !;  !;  !;
_Id:
you can't refuse now, it's just not on    
 -   ;
_Id:
hold on! !;
_Id:
come on!  !
19>       
-    - ;
_Ex:
a city on the hill   ;
_Ex:
a picture on the wall   ;
_Ex:
a painting on glass   ;
_Ex:
on the surface of the water   ;
_Ex:
on page four   ;
_Ex:
a ring on the finger   ;
_Ex:
shoes on his feet     ;
_Ex:
the look on his face   ;
_Ex:
there was deep snow on the ground    
 
20>       
 ;
_Ex:
logs floating on the water ,   ;
_Ex:
a fly walked on the ceiling    
21>      
    , ;
_Ex:
to kiss smb. on the lips  -  ;
_Ex:
to pat smb. on the hand  -  ;
_Ex:
to knock on the door   ;
_Ex:
to head on the south    ;
_Ex:
the window opens on the street    ;
_Ex:
to turn one's back on smb.   - ;
     -;
22>        -
; , ;
_Ex:
on the Continent  ;
_Ex:
on the horizon  ;
_Ex:
on the street _.  ;
_Ex:
a cottage on a lake   ;
_Ex:
to border on smth.   -;
_Ex:
on the right ;
_Ex:
on the right side of the road    ;
23>   -  ;
_Ex:
Burton-on-Trent --;
_Ex:
Stratford-on-Avon --
24>   ;
_Ex:
on the east  
25>      - , 
 , ;
_Ex:
on Monday  ;
_Ex:
on Tuesday week    ,   ;
_Ex:
on the next day   ;
_Ex:
on any day   ;
_Ex:
on the day of my arrival    ;
_Ex:
on time _. , ;
_Ex:
on the instant  ;
_Ex:
on the point of  ;
_Ex:
we were on the point of leaving when he came   
 ,   
26>       - 
 ;
_Ex:
on the 1st of May  ;
27>        ; 
. . ;
_Ex:
on the morning of the 3rd March   ;
_Ex:
on a rainy autumn evening    , 
 
28>      
 , ;    . ;
_Ex:
on the death of his friend    ;
_Ex:
cash on delivery    ;  ;
29>       
 ; ;
_Ex:
on a trip   ;
_Ex:
on his rounds    ;
_Ex:
on his full age    
30>    - ( )
_Ex:
I have no money on me      ,   
  ;
_Ex:
a pistol was found on him    ;
_Ex:
she has two babies on her arm    ;  
  
31>    , ,  ,
 , ,  (), ;
_Ex:
a decision on smth.    -;
_Ex:
a book on birds   ;
_Ex:
a satire on society   ;
_Ex:
a lecture on history   ;
_Ex:
to write on smth   -
32>    , , , ;
_Ex:
on certain conditions   ;
_Ex:
on the condition that  , ;
_Ex:
on such terms   ;
_Ex:
on credit  ;
_Ex:
on one's own responsibility    ;
_Ex:
to borrow money on mortgage    
33>   ,  , , , , ;
 .  ;
_Ex:
on account of , -,
_Ex:
on no accound    ;
_Ex:
on smb.'s advice  - ;
_Ex:
on a charge of smth.    -;
_Ex:
on evidence  ;
_Ex:
on that ground...   , ...;
_Ex:
on an impulse  ,  ;
_Ex:
on the occasion of smth.   -;
_Ex:
on an order  ,   ;
_Ex:
on principle  ;
_Ex:
on purpose  , ;
_Ex:
to pride oneself on smth.  -.
34>    , ;
_Ex:
on hearsay  ;
_Ex:
to have smth. on good authority  -  

35>    ,   
, ;
_Ex:
interest on one's capital   ;
_Ex:
tax on tobacco   
36>     -  . ;
_Ex:
on the cheap  ;
_Ex:
on the quiet , ;
_Ex:
on the sly ;
_Ex:
all on a tremble  ,   
37>     ;
_Ex:
on the telephone  ;
_Ex:
on television  ;
_Ex:
to hear a song on the radio    
38>     , ;   
 . ;
_Ex:
on an ocean liner   ;
_Ex:
on board a ship   ;
_Ex:
on a truck  ;
_Ex:
on a train  , ;
39>     . . ;
_Ex:
on one's feet  ;
_Ex:
on one's knees  ;
_Ex:
to spin on one's heel   
40>   ,  ;  . 
;
_Ex:
to play on an organ   ;
_Ex:
he played something on the violin   -  ;
_Ex:
to cut one's finger on a knife   ;
_Ex:
to dry one's hands on a towel   ;
_Ex:
to count smth. on one's fingers  -  ;
_Ex:
to take a dog on a lead    
41>     . . ;
_Ex:
the machine works on oil    
42>    ,   -
,    . . , ;
_Ex:
he was a broker on the exchange    ;
_Ex:
to be on the committee   ;
_Ex:
to be on the staff   ;
_Ex:
to work on a paper   ;
43>     ,   . . ;
_Ex:
to be on the list   ;
_Ex:
on the programme  ;
44>     - , 
    , , ;
_Ex:
on leave  ;
_Ex:
on sick-leave  ;
_Ex:
on half-pay   ;
_Ex:
on trial  ;
_Ex:
on one's trial  ;
_Ex:
to be on a trip ;
_Ex:
to be on fire   , ;
_Ex:
I'm back on pills     
45>  -    , , ;
_Ex:
on business  ;  ;
_Ex:
to send smb. on an errand  -  ;
_Ex:
on duty    ;  
46>     , ;
_Ex:
on good terms   ;
_Ex:
not to be on speaking terms with smb.    -
47>     ; 
. . ;
_Ex:
to live on one's earnings    
48>     ; 
. . ;
_Ex:
to live on vegetables  
49>    ,   . . ;
_Ex:
to spend money on smth.    -;
_Ex:
to put money on a horse   
50>     , , , ; 
. .  . ;
_Ex:
to work on smth.   -;
_Ex:
to be fair on smb.    -;
_Ex:
pity on smb.   -;
_Ex:
to confer a degree on smb.  - . ;
_Ex:
to confer a reward on smb.  -;
_Ex:
to impose a fine on smb.    -;
_Ex:
hand work told on him     ;
_Ex:
he was operated on   ;
_Ex:
I am on a new novel     
51>     ,    ,
    ;
_Ex:
a check on a bank   ;
_Ex:
two-way tickets on you and the whole team   
     
52>   ,  , ;
_Ex:
she locked the door on him    ;
_Ex:
don't hand up on me    ;
_Ex:
don't die on me, please! ,  ;   
 !
53>      ,
,   . . , ;
_Ex:
to rely on smb, smth.   -, -;
_Ex:
to depend on smb., smth.   -, -
54>     
 ,    
 -,   -,  -  
. ;
_Ex:
to be keen on music   ;
_Ex:
he was bent on making money     
55>     ;
_Ex:
mile on mile   ;
_Ex:
loss on loss   ,    
56>   ,  , ;
_Ex:
just on a year ago    ;
_Ex:
just on 5   
57> _.     - ;
_Ex:
to fall on sleep 
58>  ;
_Ex:
on the contrary ;
_Ex:
on an average  ;
_Ex:
on the whole  ;
_Ex:
on the one hand   ;
_Ex:
on the spot ;
_Ex:
they hired him on the spot       ;
_Ex:
it put me on the spot _.     
;
_Ex:
on behalf of  ,  ;
_Ex:
on behalf of the company   ;
_Ex:
on smb's part  - ;
_Ex:
from then on you will be on your own    
   ;
_Ex:
on my word of honour  ;
_Ex:
to have smth. on smb. _.    -;
_.  -  -;
_Ex:
I have nothing on him      ;  
    ;
_Ex:
to drop in on smb. _.   -;
_Ex:
to be on smb. _.    -;
_Ex:
you can't see him until you're on him    ,
     ;
_Ex:
this is on me    ;
_Ex:
to take is out on smb.   -;
_Ex:
don't take it out on me, it's not my fault   
,   

on air
1> " " ( ,   . .)

on dit
1> _. , ;
_Ex:
morely an on dit  

on lap
1>     

on to
1> ;
_Ex:
to stick a placard on to the wall    ;
_Ex:
he threw stones on to the track     ;
_Ex:
the boat drifted on to the shore    
2> _. ; ;
_Ex:
to get on to a horse   ;
_Ex:
he jumped on to a bus    
3>   _.
_Ex:
to be on to smth., smb.  -;    ;
_Ex:
I'm on to her secret intention      ;
4>  -,   ;
_Ex:
he's got on to his new job       ;
5>   -;
_Ex:
they have been on to him at last     
 ;
_Ex:
to run on to smb.   -;
_Ex:
to be on to a good thing    ;
_Ex:
we are on to a good thing  

on-again off-again
1> , ; 
2> ; 
3> ; ; ;
_Ex:
on-again off-again plans ,  - 
 
4>  

on-again-off-again
1> , ; 
2> ; 
3> ; ; ;
_Ex:
on-again-off-again plans ,  - 
 
4>  

