patriarchal
1> 
_Ex:
society  
2> _. 
_Ex:
patriarchal cross  
3> 
_Ex:
his long, white, patriarchal beard    ,
  

patriarchalism
1>    

patriarchate
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _.  

patriarchism
1>    

patriarchy
1> 
2> _. 
3> _. 

patricate
1> , 

patrice
1> _. 

patricentric
1> _.    ( ); 
; 

patrices
1> _pl.  patrix

patrician
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> _. 
_Ex:
old patrician houses   

patricidal
1> 

patricide
1> 
2> 

patriclinous
1>    ,   

patrico
1> _. () , 

patrilineage
1> _. ,    

patrilineal, patrilinear
1> _. ;     (
,  )

patrilocal
1> _.    ( ); 
; 
_Ex:
patrilocal family structure  ,  
 

patrimonial
1> , , 
_Ex:
patrimonial estate  () 

patrimonial waters
1>   (  )

patrimony
1> ,  
2> 
3>   
4> 
5>  

patriot
1> 

patrioteer
1> -,  

patriotic
1> 
_Ex:
the Great Patriotic War   
_Ex:
patriotic feelings  
_Ex:
a patriotic soldier -

patriotically
1> 
_Ex:
he acted patriotically    

patriotism
1> 

patristic
1>  " "
2> _.  ( )

patristical
1>  " "
2> _.  ( )

patristics
1> _. 

patrix
1> _. 

patro-
1>  (  )
_Ex:
patrology 

patrocinate
1> _.  (-),  ( -)

patroclinous
1>    ,   

patrol
1> ; 
_Ex:
police patrol  
_Ex:
on patrol  
2> 
3> _. 
4>   (    )
5> ; 
6> _. 
7> _. ,   
_Ex:
bands of youths patrol steets on Saturday nights 
    

patrol bomber
1> _.  

patrol craft
1> _. _.    

patrol duty
1> _.  

patrol leader
1>   

patrol vessel
1>  
2>  ;  

patrol wagon
1> _.  ;  , " "

patrol-car
1>     

patroller
1> _. _.    

patrolling
1> _. ;  
2> _. 

patrolman
1>  _. 
2> 

patron
1> , ; 
_Ex:
patron of the arts  , 
2> _. ,  (   . .)
3> () , ;  
4> 
5>  
6> _.   
7> _. , 
_Ex:
patron saint  -  
_Ex:
St. Nicholas is the patron of mariners .  -
 
8> _.    

patronage
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to ensure smb.'s patronage  -

_Ex:
to extend one's patronage to smb.  - ()

_Ex:
to confer one's patronage upon an undertaking 
 - ,   . .
2>  
_Ex:
an air of patronage  
_Ex:
a little savour of patronage in their hospitality  
 -   
3> _.    
4>       
_Ex:
the abuse of the patronage   
 
5> _.       (
     )
6> _.  ;  
 (,   . .)
7> _. () ,  
(, )
_Ex:
this shop has a large patronage    


Patronage Secretary
1>     ( 
   )

patronal
1> 
_Ex:
patronal festival     

patroness
1> ; 
2> ,  
_Ex:
the patroness of a fine dress shop  
 

patronize
1> , 
2>  , , 
_Ex:
I don't want to be patronized   ,   
 
3> _.     (,
  . .)
4> _.   , 
_Ex:
we patronize our neighbourhood shops    
  
_Ex:
we patronize the ballet     

patronym
1> patronymic
2> ,  
_Ex:
Williamson meaning "son of William" is a patronym 
 " "   
3> 

patronymic
1> ,  
_Ex:
Williamson meaning "son of William" is a patronymic 
 " "   
2> 
3> 
4>    ( , )

patronymical
1> 
2>    ( , )

patroon
1> _. _.     
 (   - 
-  -  - )

patsy
1> _. _. , ;  
2> _. _. ,  
3> _. _. ; 
_Ex:
to play smb. for a patsy  -  ;
 () -
_Ex:
I do not pretend I am some kind of a patsy   

4> _. _.  

pattee
1> _. _.   ,   
    ( )

patten
1>     ,  
  (   )
2>   
_Ex:
wooden pattens such as the Lapps use  , ,
  
3> _. 
4> _.  
5> _.  ; 
6> _. 
_Id:
to run on pattens _.   , 

pattened
1>    
_Ex:
a pattened girl    

patter
1>  ,    
_Ex:
that's my name in Gipsy patter    
(  )
_Ex:
thieves' patter  
2>  (, )
_Ex:
a Cheap Jack extolls his goods with a patter 
     
3> 
4> _.  ,   ; 
_Ex:
in provincial theatres half the people do not even know
the patter      
 
5> _.  ; 
_Ex:
I could hardly stand her patter      
6>  , 
_Ex:
to patter prayers (charms)   ()
7>  ,  
8>   ,    ( to patter flash)
9> _.   (-) 
_Ex:
they patter French more or less  - 
-
10> ,  (,    . .)
_Ex:
a patter of rain  
_Ex:
the leaves kept up a patter on the window-panes 
   
11>  , , 
_Ex:
the patter of littie feet   
_Ex:
the patter of hoofs  () 
12> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
the rain pattered dismally against the panes  
  
13> ,  ( patter about, patter around)
_Ex:
we could hear mice pattering about in the attic  ,
    
_Ex:
che pattered downstairs  ,   
14>   
_Ex:
the wind was pattering the acorns    
   
15> 
_Ex:
the trees pattered me all over with big drops  ,
  ,      
16> _. 
_Ex:
he himself did not patter any of it     


patter song
1>      

pattern
1> , 
_Ex:
patterns for pottery    
_Ex:
made to pattern   
_Ex:
of a standard pattern  
_Ex:
a pattern of manliness  
_Ex:
an army trained after a western pattern ,  
 
_Ex:
to set the pattern   ()
_Ex:
she is a pattern of all the virtues   
_Ex:
to follow the pattern of one's parents  
 
_Ex:
to take a pattern by smb.   ( -)
_Ex:
I'd like to take a pattern of it     
2> _. , 
3> _. , 
_Ex:
weather pattern _. ,  
4> , 
_Ex:
the illness is not following its usual pattern 
 
5> 
_Ex:
paper patterns  , 
_Ex:
to take a pattern of a dress    ,
 
6> 
_Ex:
assorted patterns  
_Ex:
a bunch of patterns (of cloth)   ()
7>  (  . .);  (  . .)
_Ex:
a behaviour pattern  ()  ( )
_Ex:
a speech pattern  
_Ex:
cultural patterns   
_Ex:
a pattern of thoughts  
_Ex:
pattern of trade  ;  
_Ex:
Stevenson's pattern   
_Ex:
a novelistic pattern   
8> _. 
_Ex:
pattern recognition  
9> , 
_Ex:
plain pattern  
_Ex:
a pattern of polka dots   
_Ex:
a pattern of red and white squares    
 
_Ex:
the pattern of the carpet  
_Ex:
the patterns made by the frost on the window-panes 
   
10> _. ,   
11> _.   
12> _.  
13> _. , , 
14> _.  
15>   
16> _.  
17> _.  ,  
( pattern of dispersion)
18>   , 
_Ex:
to pattern a dress on (upon, after) a Parisian modell
    
_Ex:
to pattern oneself on (upon, after) smb.  -,
 -
_Ex:
he patterned himself upon a man he admired    
,  
19>  
20>  ,   

pattern bombing
1> _.    

pattern painting
1> _.  

pattern recognition
1> _.  

pattern wife
1>   

pattern-book
1>  
2> ,   
3>   ;   

pattern-designer
1>   

pattern-drawer
1>   

pattern-maker, patternmaker
1> 
2>  ( )

pattern-shop
1>  ,  

patterned
1>   ( )
_Ex:
patterned tiles   

patterning
1> ;  
2>    -

3> _.  

patternless
1> , 
_Ex:
a patternlessassortment of numbers   

pattle
1> _.  (  )

patty
1> ; 
_Ex:
ouster patties    
2>  
3> _. 
4> _. , 

patty pan, pattypan
1>  ( )     

patty-cake
1> ; 
_Ex:
ouster patties    
2>  
3> _. 
4> .  pat-a-cake

patulous
1> , 
_Ex:
the cave had a very large patulous opening   
   
2> _. , 
3> _. 

paua
1> _.   (Hatiotis iris; )

paucis verbis
1> _. ,  (: "  ")

paucity
1>  ,  
_Ex:
the paucity of the troops  
2> ; 
_Ex:
paucity of evidence  
_Ex:
paucity of literature  

paughty
1> _. , 

pauk
1> _. , 

Paul Pry
1> _.   
_Ex:
her Paul Pry tricks  ,    
 

Paul Pryism
1> _.  ,    
2> _.  

pauldron
1> _.  

Paulian
1> _. _.  

Paulician
1> _. _. 

paulin
1> _. 

paulo-post-future
1> _-. _.    ,
 ;  
2>  

paulownia
1> _.  ,   (Paulownis gen.)

paunch
1> _. , , 
_Ex:
a young man with a paunch    
2> ,   
3> _. _. 
4> _. , 
5> _.  

paunchy
1> ;  
_Ex:
now, a little paunchier, they are still in business  ,
   ,   

pauper
1> , 
2>     
_Ex:
parish paupers _. ,    
3> , 
_Ex:
pauper children  ;  
4> 

pauper-asylum
1> _.   

pauperism
1> , 

pauperization
1> ; 

pauperize
1>   

pausal
1>    ( )

pause
1> , ; 
_Ex:
general pause _.  
_Ex:
a pause for lunch   
_Ex:
the pause of the wind ,  
_Ex:
a pause in the conversation   
_Ex:
to make a pause  , 
2> , 
_Ex:
to put to a pause  ;  
()
_Ex:
to give smb. pause  -   
_Ex:
no scruples gave him pause    
 
_Ex:
at pause  
_Ex:
she stood there at pause, and silent   ,
 
3> _.    
_Ex:
engineers against the pause   
 
4> _. 
5> _. 
6>  , , ; 
_Ex:
to pause for lunch    
_Ex:
he paused at the door    
_Ex:
he paused to pick up a stone  ,  

_Ex:
her eyes paused on (upon) him for a moment   
   
7> (upon, on)  ( -),  
_Ex:
he paused upon the word      
_Ex:
the singer paused on the high note    
8>   , 
_Ex:
he paused not knowing what to do   
 ( ,  )
9> ;   
_Ex:
this event should make everyone pause   
  

pauseless
1> , , 

