atrocious
1> , , 
_Ex:
atrocious crime , () 
_Ex:
atrocious weapons of modern warfare  
 
_Ex:
atrocious working conditions   
2> _. , 
_Ex:
atrocious weather  ( )
_Ex:
atrocious handwriting  
_Ex:
atrocious dress  

atrociously
1> _. , 
_Ex:
atrociously bad dinner  ( )
_Ex:
atrociously bad manners  

atrocity
1> , 
_Ex:
akts of atrocity , 
2>  ,  
_Ex:
fascist atrocities in Byelorussia   

_Ex:
atrocities of war  
3> _.  , ; 
_Ex:
atrocities in spelling  ()   
4> _. -. , , 
_Ex:
this film is an atrocity     ()

atrophic
1> , 

atrophied
1> 
_Ex:
atrophied muscles  
2>  
_Ex:
atrophied talent  

atrophous
1> , 

atrophy
1> _.  , 
2> _.  
3>  (- );  ()
_Ex:
atrophy of conscience  
_Ex:
atrophy of the whole soul  ,  
_Id:
atrophy of purse  
4> 
5> 
6> 
_Ex:
a talent can atrophy if it is not used   ,
   

atropine
1> 

atropism
1> _.  

Atropos
1> _. _.  (,   )

atry
1> _.   ,   

atta
1> _. ,   (.  )

attabal
1> _.  ( )

attaboy
1> !; !; !

attach
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
to attach a label to a parcel  () 
 
_Ex:
to attach a stamp  
_Ex:
to attach a seal to a document    ;
  
_Ex:
to attach one's name to a document  ;
    
_Ex:
the boy attached a rope to his sled   
 
_Ex:
I attached a trailer to the car     
2> 
_Ex:
to attach documents to a letter    
_Ex:
copies attached to the document , 
 
_Ex:
attached you will find, attached please find _. 
 
_Ex:
you will find attached to this letter _.  
    
3> 
_Ex:
a house with a garage attached   ;  
   
4> (to) 
_Ex:
he attached himself to a society    
_Ex:
the lost dog attached itself to a boy  
   
_Ex:
the boy's attached themselves to a travelling circus 
   
5> , 
_Ex:
he was attached to a regiment     
_Ex:
the new firm attached him to the sales division  
 ()    
6> (to) ,   
_Ex:
to be attached to smb., smth.  -., -.;
   -., -.;
_Ex:
he is foolishly attached to old customs   
  
7> (to) , 
_Ex:
to attach importance to a question   ,
  
8> (to)  , 
_Ex:
no blame attaches to his act     

_Ex:
far reaching implications attach to this decision  
     
9> _.    ,  
_Ex:
the insurance attaches from the moment the goods leave the
warehouse     ,  
10>   
11> _. , 
12> _.   ( ); 
()
13> _. 

attachable
1>    ( -.)
2> _.    

attache
1> 
_Ex:
naval attache - 
_Ex:
press attache -,     
_Ex:
cultural attache    
2> "",  

attache case
1> "",  

attacheadly
1> 
_Ex:
yours attacheadly   (  )

attached
1> 
2> 
3> _. ; 
_Ex:
attached unit  
4>       ( )
5> _. ,   
6> _.  ( )
7> _. , ;    
_Ex:
attached barnacles  ,   
  . .

attachment
1> , 
_Ex:
attachment flange _.  
2> , 
_Ex:
attachment to a friend  ( ) 
_Ex:
attachment to the cause  ()  
3>   
_Ex:
attachment of insurance    
4> _. 
_Ex:
on attachment (to)   ()
5> _.   ( )
6> _.         
7>  , , 
_Ex:
buttonhole-making attachment to a sewing machine
      
8> ; ; 
_Ex:
attachments of a pair of skis   

attack
1> 
_Ex:
sudden (surprise) attack  
_Ex:
armed attack  
2> ,  ; 
_Ex:
composed (direct) attack  ()  ()
_Ex:
attack position _.    
_Ex:
attack formation _.    
_Ex:
attack against an organized position   
  
_Ex:
attack in force   
_Ex:
to make attack (on) ,  ()
_Ex:
to open an attack  
_Ex:
to carry (to deliver) an attack ,  
3> ,  
_Ex:
attack against the policy of government in the House of
Commons      
4> _. ,  (); ; , 
_Ex:
attack of fever  
_Ex:
attack of flu  
5> _. 
6> ,   
7> _.  ,  ()
8> , 
_Ex:
to attack a town   
_Ex:
to attack an enemy   ,  
9> , 
_Ex:
to attack smb.'s conduct   ()
-. 
_Ex:
the candidate angrily attacked his opponent  
   
10>    ; , 
_Ex:
to attack a task (a problem)    
 (  )
_Ex:
she attacked housecleaning     
() 
_Ex:
he attacked his dinner at once     
11>  ( )
_Ex:
a disease that attacks children ,  
12> 
_Ex:
the damp is attacking the wall   
13> ,  
_Ex:
crops were attacked by locusts    
14> _. , 
_Ex:
acid attacks metals   
15> 
16> _.   

attack aviation
1>  

attack boat
1>  

attack bomber
1> -

attack dog
1>  ,  - 

attack missile
1>  

attack plane
1> _. 

attack submarine
1>   

attack zone
1> _.  

attackable
1>   , 
_Ex:
attackable point  
2> _.  , , 

attackman
1> _. 

attagirl
1> !  !

attain
1> , 
_Ex:
to attain aims (ideals)   ()
_Ex:
to attain freedom   ()
2> , 
_Ex:
he attained the opposite shore   

_Ex:
to attain the top of the mountain    
_Ex:
sequoia trees attain to a great height  
 
3>  -. , 
_Ex:
he attained the age of ninety     
4> (to) , , 
_Ex:
he attained to power (to prosperity)   
()
_Ex:
to attain to man's estate  

attainability
1> 
_Ex:
attainability of certain knowledge  
 

attainable
1> 
_Ex:
the highest pitch of perfection attainable  
,   

attainder
1> _.      (,
        
2>   )

attainment
1> (.  . .) , 
_Ex:
above (beyond) attainment , 
_Ex:
attainment of truth  
2> , ; 
_Ex:
his scientific attainments   
_Ex:
a man of attainments    
_Ex:
a man of varied attainments  

attainment test
1> ,      

attaint
1> _.      (,
        
2>   )
3> _. 
4> _.     
5> _. , , 

attar
1>   (. attar of roses)

attellan
1>  (  , 
 )

attemper
1>    
2>  
3> ; , 
4> (to) _. 
5> _.  ()

attemperator
1> _.  , 

attemperment
1>   
2>    

attempt
1> , 
_Ex:
attempt to save smb.'s life   -. 
_Ex:
to make an attempt  
_Ex:
we made an attempt to climb the mountain  
  () 
2> (on, upon) 
_Ex:
attempt upon the life of smb.   -. 
_Ex:
attempt on the world speed record   
 
3> (at)   ;  
_Ex:
her attempt at a raisin cake had to be thrown away 
       
_Ex:
the boy's attempt at English composition  ()
,     
4> , ;  
_Ex:
to attempt smth. (to do smth.)   -.
_Ex:
to attempt flying (to fly)  
_Ex:
to attempt a difficult task    
_Ex:
to attempt (to climb) the mountain  
 
_Ex:
to attempt a settlement of the dispute  
() 
_Ex:
I will attempt a reply to your question  
  
5>  ,  ,  

_Ex:
to attempt a man's life   -. 

attempted
1> ;  
_Ex:
attempted murder (crime) _.    (
 )

attend
1> , 
_Ex:
to attend a lecture (a meeting, a concert, a ceremony)
   ( ,  ,
 )
_Ex:
to attend school   
_Ex:
the meeting will be well attended    

2> (to)  ,  
_Ex:
to attend to what is said     ,
 
_Ex:
please attend! !  !
_Ex:
you are not attending!    !
3> (to) ; 
_Ex:
to attend to the education of one's children  
  
_Ex:
to attend to one's own business    

_Ex:
if you go out, who will attend to the baby? - Don't worry,
everything will be attended to   ,  
 ?
4> -  ,   
_Ex:
I have an urgent matter to attend to   
   (   )
5> ( on, upon) , 
_Ex:
he was attended by the best doctors    
_Ex:
two nurses attended night and day on the dying man 
        
_Ex:
he has a psychiatrist attending him   
 
6> (on, upon)  (.  )
_Ex:
she has many servants attending upon her    
7> (to) 
_Ex:
to attend to a customer  
_Ex:
are you being attended to?   ?
8> ;   
_Ex:
noble ladies attended the queen   

9> _.    ; 
_Ex:
our plans were attended with great difficulties 
     
_Ex:
a method that is attended by some risk ,  
 
_Ex:
danger attended everything he did    
  
_Ex:
may good luck attend you!    !
10> (upon)  , 
_Ex:
your wishes will be attended upon   


attendance
1> 
_Ex:
attendance list  
_Ex:
to circulate an attendance list  

_Ex:
your attendance is requested   
2> 
_Ex:
poor attendance  
_Ex:
attendance teacher _.  ,  
      
_Ex:
to take attendance  
_Ex:
the teacher takes attendance before class   
 
_Ex:
attendance at school is compulsory   
3> _. _.    
_Ex:
how many attendances has he made?      ?
_Ex:
he missed three attendances this year     
 
4> , 
_Ex:
large attendance  
_Ex:
there was a large attendance at the meeting   
 
5> 
_Ex:
to be in attendance 
_Ex:
Major X was in attendance upon the Queen  
 
6> , 
_Ex:
medical attendance  ,  
_Ex:
now that the patient is out of danger the doctor is no longer
in attendance ,    ,   
7>     
8>  ( ); 
_Id:
to dance attendance on (upon) smb. , 
    -.

attendant
1>  ; 
2>  ; ; 
_Ex:
medical attendant , 
_Ex:
museum attendant   
3>  ; 
4> 
_Ex:
the President and his attendants   
 
5> () 
6> ,   ,   . .
7>  
8> , 
_Ex:
attendant circumstances  ()

_Ex:
war and its attendant horrors      
_Ex:
old age and its attendant evils     
9> 
_Ex:
to be attendant on smb.  -.
10> 
_Ex:
attendant crowd  
11> _. 
_Ex:
attendant keys  

attending physician
1>  , 

attent
1> _. , 

attentate
1> _. ,  (. ) 
,     

attention
1> , 
_Ex:
to attract attention  
_Ex:
to call (to draw) smb.'s attention to smth. 
-.   -.
_Ex:
to give (one's) attention to smb., to smth.  
-., -.,
_Ex:
to pay attention to smb., to smth.   
-.,  -.
_Ex:
he is all attention   
_Ex:
the matter shall have immediate attention _.  
 
_Ex:
attention of smb. _.  -. 
_Ex: "A. Mr. Roberts" " - "
2> , , ; 
_Ex:
he received immediate attention from the doctor 
   
3> , ; 
_Ex:
to pay attentions to a lady   
_Ex:
they showed the old lady numerous little attentions 
      
4>  ( ); 
_Ex:
old cars need a lot of attention to keep them working 
    ,     
5> _.  ,  ""
_Ex:
to come to attention   ""
_Ex:
to call to attention   ""
_Ex:
to stand at attention    
_Ex:
attention to orders!  !
6> _. !

attention-getting
1>  ; 
_Ex:
attention-getting colour  

attentional
1> _. _.    (  
)

attentive
1> 
_Ex:
attentive to duty     
_Ex:
attentive audience  
2> 
_Ex:
she was very attentive to her little brother  
    
3> , 
_Ex:
attentive to ladies   

attenuant
1> _. ,  , 
2> _. ; 

attenuate
1> , , 
_Ex:
attenuate hands  () 
2> 
_Ex:
attenuate substance  
3> , 
4> _. ; 
5> , ; , 
6> _. , 
_Ex:
to attenuate one's appetite  
7> _. _. 

attenuated
1> , 
_Ex:
attenuated by hunger   
2> ; 
_Ex:
a powerful poison, used in an attenuated form as a medicine
 ,      
3> _.     ( )
_Ex:
attenuated virus  

attenuation
1> , 
2> ; 
3> _.  (.  )
4> _. 
_Ex:
attenuation constant _.  
5> _. 
6> _.  ();  ()
7> _. 

attenuator
1> _. , 

attest
1> _. _. ,  
2> _. _. ,  -.
3> ,  ( -  
); , 
_Ex:
to attest a signature  () 
4> ,   
5> ; ; 
_Ex:
the success attests his ability   
  
_Ex:
feats which attest to his strenght of will , 
 ()   
6>   
7>    
8> _.   
_Ex:
to attest the gods    

attestant
1> ,  (-. )
_Ex:
deed to which they are attestants ,  
 
2> 

attestation
1>  
2>   
3>  
4> 
5> _.   

attestator
1> _. 

attested
1> , 
_Ex:
attested copy  
_Ex:
attested document  
2> ,  (  )
_Ex:
attested milk   (  )

attestor
1> _. 

Attic
1> _.  ; 
2> _.  
3> _. ; 
4> _. 
_Ex:
Attic prose  
_Id:
Attic salt (wit)  ,  
_Id:
Attic faith  

attic
1> 
2> ; 
3> (the attics)   
4> _. 
5> , ""
_Ex:
he has rats in the attic     

atticism
1> _. 
2> _.  ,  

attire
1> _. ; ; , 
_Ex:
earth in her rich attire    
2> _. _.  
3> _. , ; , 
_Ex:
priest attired in white    

attitude
1> , 
_Ex:
friendly attitude towards smb.    -.
_Ex:
to adopt an intransigent attitude over smth. 
     -.
_Ex:
attitude of mind  
_Ex:
what's your attitude towards this question?   
  ?
2> , , 
_Ex:
hesitating attitude  
_Ex:
attitude of pride  
_Ex:
attitude of admiration ,  
_Ex:
to assume (to adopt) the attitude of a boxer ready to fight
  ,   
3> _. 
4>  (  )
5> _. () 
6> _.  
7> _. 
_Id:
to strike an attitude _.   , ;
  () 
_Id:
he is always striking a pious attitude   
   

attitudinize
1> _.  () , 
_Ex:
stop attitudinizing    

attitudinizing
1> 
_Ex:
melodramatic attitudinizing  
()

atto-
1>       10(-18)
_Ex:
attosecond 10(-18) 

attorn
1> _. ;  -. ; 
2>       


attorney
1> _. ; ; ;   ;
, 
_Ex:
A. General     ( 
 );   (
2> );     
( )
_Ex:
attorney general    ( )
_Ex:
district (curcuit) attorney   ( )
_Ex:
private attorney ,   
_Ex:
by attorney  

attorney-at-law
1>   ,  ( )

attorney-in-fact
1> _. ,   

attorneyship
1>  
2>  

attract
1> 
_Ex:
magnet attracts steel   
_Ex:
salt attracts moisture   
2> , , 
_Ex:
to attract attention  
_Ex:
this scheme does not attract me     
_Ex:
to attract admirers  
_Ex:
he attracted a large number of followers    
 

attractable
1> 
_Ex:
parts attractable by magnet ,  

attractant
1> _. 

attraction
1> , 
_Ex:
magnetic attraction  
_Ex:
Earth's attraction  
_Ex:
universe attraction  
2> , , 
_Ex:
the exhibition has very little attraction for me  
  
_Ex:
she posesses many attractions    
3> _. _pl. 
_Ex:
attractions of a big city   
4> 

attraction mode
1> _.  

attractive
1> , , 
_Ex:
attractive smile  
_Ex:
attractive offer  
_Ex:
to offer goods at attractive prices   
,  

attractive power
1> _.  

attractiveness
1> ,  

attractor
1> "", ,    

2> _. 

attrahent
1> _. ; 

attributable
1>    (-.),  ( -.)

attribute
1>  , , 
_Ex:
beauty was an attribute of the family    
 
_Ex:
politeness and patience are attributes of a good teacher
     
2> , 
_Ex:
Hercules with his usual attribute, the club  
   - 
_Ex:
the crown is an attribute of kingship  - 
()  
3> _. , 
4> _. ,  
5> _. , 
6> _. 
7>  (-.);  (-.)
_Ex:
he attributed his success to hard work   
  
_Ex:
to her father can be attributed her intelligence and to her
mother her beauty     ,    
8>  -.  
_Ex:
we attribute courage to the lion and cunning to the fox 
  ,   
9>  
_Ex:
Shakespeare's plays have often been attributed to Bacon
     
_Ex:
the tune is usually attributed to Bach   
 
_Ex:
attributed author  ; , 
 
10> _.  ()     

attribution
1> ,  ( -.); , 
,   . .
_Ex:
the attribution of that poem to Byron was proved to be wrong
     
2>    ( )
_Ex:
no attribution, not for attribution ( )
   
3> _. ,  (,   . .)

attributive
1> _. , 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
the attributive use of a noun  
 

attrit
1> _. ,  (  . .); 


attrition
1> ; 
2> 
3> , 
_Ex:
a war of attrition   
4> _. 
5> , 
6>  (,   . .);  ()
7> _.  

attrition mill
1>   ;  

attrition out
1>      

attrition-resistant
1> _. 

